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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
NATIVES MAY
 HAVE YOTE

NaIyes 1t Alaska whO are mem b5-s aE .ae G-sek church are Amer lean citizens. according 10 tae Cea-y made lu -he transfer oE Alaska To ,le linked SA-zs- They nay v01e -1 elections E -ae territory 0E Alas la Other uauvss, however. WhO have taegle Ame--caalzeJ. buc are -- members o5 las orthodox c,rrsl- nay aos szere-se -ae traa- -1lsa
 This statement vas made by w. \ Kelly. who was las first govern us-- teacher appointed by me UrJed S-zs in Alaska and who since la- appointment has spent Z5 years a 5as North in his capacity az teacher and missionary,
 Nr Kelly EecJ Co Alaska iD 1885 on lhe clly steamboat then gong a1r.a rom tce Pacific coast h was steamer Idaho and sailed rom PCr5- lard once a month During his stay ia Alaska he has malle a deep study u5 lle la-yvs and has eC1yerls1 De
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
BIB DREDGE
 FOR KENAI

SEWARD Alaska. Jan. 94-Iu an
 .palga u5 revolving the contract E. ae moving og he Hubbard H--lse nov m process Of construct .a a San Francisco, from mls 2i .a tal Alaska Northern railway Co -ae lreJsls ground on Renal river L= Alaska Transfer has started a sang gE men ag work on the Tal
 The bls dledse win be taken rom SEarI ,o mile 90 on the Alaska Northern railway and then moved from there Q Jae Cunningham ground a-r Eeuai lake ou bob sleds. The distance of the haul Is about thirty
 sl miles. and to move Lhs dEvdse and machinery vuI occupy almost a u.yHJa
 The Alaska Transfer has made ar s.a-rueats t1 have freight teams and pack and saddle animals at all O5 -lyE stations Jaa coming year for lae accommodation ot an parties who Nlsa Jo employ them, whether for hauling freight or for transporting s.sA-seers or hunting parties to any pag. Ot heaai peninsula. Theee VII be maintained AJ Seward, at mile 2t and ag mile 90, complete outfits as ven as Lhe regular stables at Hope aGl Sunrise. The maiu office Of the company W,I bt located at Seward,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
NEW BOATS
 FOR PACIFIC

VICTORIA. B c. Feb, lS-The Canadian Pacific Railway wII replace the trans -Pcific liners Empress of Iudla and Empress of China with two Rew steamships, which wiu make the run between yictogia and the Orient tn 10 days, according to an announce men made here yesterday, The old vessels BIl be sent to the east Coast, where they wu be used ia tourist line between Sr, Johns, \, B, Boston and JamaeIa and Bermuda The change Is to be made effective next sprms A year lsJer Cw0 more lI CTS wm be sent to this Coast and the Empress O5 Japan w1 be trans fsrred tO the Bermuda run.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
INDIANS RUB
 COTTAGE GITY

SEATTLE. Wash Feb. lS-a- iiaus have D aged -he vreek oI -az steamer Cos-ase City. on me rocks a- Cape Nudse .u Alaska, Co s-yh an extent -haE Lae Brush Col gmbla Salvage C1upaay, which Plr- caased -ae stranded craft Ucu the American owners. have appealed Co
 a5 Provincial authorities tlE -sss-- azce The Indians A4ss 5reu rgW- la- out Co As wreck ay -.sa- l gleE canoes and akls aayla.ls g,rya5le Tle Cape Nudge --oe ol ledaas has been notorious for years for ha,nz caused trouble o1 many Auts. ant -le slyors have been unable -o cope al-A t1eu
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
HOCKETT WILL
 LEAVE NORTH

Returning ga Jhe Beatrice, C. w. Ue.sesr aa- one os -ae ErsI persons seen by ta- Alaskan representative, -agte 5a account ol his proportions
 rI-y says that since he lety here ne has cov.red great deal oI
 United states. visiting Seattle. s Francisco. Caiyaso and New York
 W1e. speaking oJ his r,p and arasuasls. }I HosSeg- said
 HeE Uu sg-rg Co say I've got .e .a.- an ,be boys around here
 ga. klaa lga - Is when man
 aaaa. Ca better himself Pm surla- che Company ou che first f bH=l -1 so back -o vgrk gi-a my rer.a4a. John Seymour. who has contract ba-dag 55 niles Of ral -.s r1u Sycamore Co Woodstock ags To- tauly arg al seu and U.. Seymour s running an easine
 sa- construction work
 Ir Ho,keu states chat ou his gay back as visited Herman Hirulse, at haJ be Is very sick ay h.S aams u Sg4lle
 Hr Huyke-E wI 5e missed on Lhe -a.l as hs las been a svuecd favor . a.,l che company and the uav-[
 paglg t.- Jae nine years he has been employed as collector
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
MAKES WILL;
 DISAPPEARS

SPOKANE. Feb. IS-Aireg making a win leaving several thousand dol lars worth of Spokane property Co h. wife and family and bidd,as trends goodbye. G0tlieb Weller, a wsl-knoVB Spokane carpenter, dis appeared Friday
 Attorneys Slarkey & Belknap, who mode the wiL asked the police today "a take up Lhe search.
 Weller IS 55 years 0li and has 8 wife and three sons, Arthur, aged s0s Walter. II, and Carl, l& He has hy,i ln Spokane twenty years,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

We are out of Egsss hat shows you how hsy sell; but have ship msnt on Jefferson that VII surprise yo1 on the price. Jefferson due .Fen. 2S Fgye-BE0hR Co
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

Do you Ike Lemon Pie wih 2 aies clusl Oa the eOsEOns Ws 5OR'r hare Jhs lemons. bur Ee have ne Lard Substitute ss I4c a D. Q make ne srusE Ery@B-ahn Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
SEATTLES s
Lr-1aE l.-s-4r f.-eel Hate
Hotel
 Georgian

h ..s  
 
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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 - 1-- sec -a -- Ere aElll Co. u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

Too GsH-a g le -e4- 70 r... -r and H sFy-Hraa- --
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

--..=Ev eE sr s- --4. and sr.. laIrsral -- sl4r-rst z1l.re lly aud ul br
 "a FEEIuENTHAL
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24
-. raouaHTEo. a.s8AN1s

1.l1 sod tEy a-o- Cal -g Er4laf-r lgaEaag -.1 --.= rl lr EaEe L- cones .- l.s-s from uezFar Glacier
 r1 EEa tran E
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

The5r -WJu be no uaiB out tom0c- rog. A special win be run Co White horse Og Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

N.-a -a--r . s.. Eg- Rainier and -.glaa Or ---s as phone promptly aaa=sal t-- Aa.-- e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-24

-H I-..#4H Fl-ErH As-N-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Professor OF Enslinh---Now. Mr.
Twilight. can you tell me what the
poet means when he speaks % "ths
artillery OF the skies7"
Mr.. Twilight twith happy assur-
ancs) why. the shooting stars. Of
course.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
CACERES HIMSELF
WAS ASSASSIN
President of Santo Domingo
Who Was Killed Was Stay
er of Predecessor in That
Office and a Bloody Man.


Washington. Nov. 22.-~No reports
~ disorders have been received here
since the receipt OF dispatches an
nounclng that President Ramon cac-
eres had been assassinatcd In Santo
Domingo. II " believed however. that
the assassination will be followed By
an attempt to overthrow The govern
meut.
Ramon Caceres himself the assas-
sin OF President Hcnreaux IN 1906. be-
came president ~ SRnto poninEo In
1906. Indirectly. the assassination Of
Iicuroaux made Caceres president.
General Verauez became dictator az.
ter Hsureaux and when varquez died
In 1908 caceres. who had been his
minister OF war. became president. In
1905 he was elected prcsldcn, for a
term OF six years.
Heurcaux was a hero after the Do
minican heart. a black brute who slew
his enemies for hatred's sake and
blood lusi's satisfaction. not out OF tho
mere policy Of safeguarding himself in
office. A veritabie account Of this
man and his deeds would be too Rrue-
some TO print. aud set Heureaux WAS
IN some respects really o great man.
ile spyAe tinte languages aAd could
lie in them with perfect readiness; "a
them all also he was an orator OF that
singular power which the negro sone-
times exhibits In fcrvid Language.
He vas a stratealst IN battle ana
IN politics. and something 81 states
man. Towards the last his blood
thirstlness became 80 great that Il
was recognized even In Dominica as a
disease. His assassination by caeeres
was the lifting of frlghtful bwrdea
of dread from the people, who never
thelens now speak OF Hereanx with
the greatest respect, and VIII In the
next generation erect him Into lc-
gendary hero.
Dronched with the blood Of his VIC
tim. caccres. the murderer, wan hailed
BY the popuiace, and flowers and con-
fettl were showered upon MIN. When
vasquez became dictator he made
Cacercs hla minister Of war.
caceres was a. years old. lie came
Of good stock and was counted white.
He was fairly educated. his chief
characteristics was accumulation; his
saeaciiy was rather less than his
energy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
GOVERNOR STUBS
PLAYS SLEUTR
He Meets Exuberant Drunk
on Street and Entices Him
TO His Office; But the Joy
GUS One Was Game.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 22.--Governor
stuhhs was on his way 90 the execu-
tive offices just after luncheon the
otner day, q II said, when he met 4
drunken man ON the street.
'Ah, hers's where I become a de-
tective for the enforcement OF the
pfohibItory law" said the governor Ia
himself. He hailed the drunk"
escorted him "a the atatehouae and
sent for T. NJ. Brewster. assistant at
torney general. 20 hold an inauissticn
az once.
The intoxicated one said he was
Robert McCabe 81 Independence.
Brewster svorc Mccabe ana asked
''Mccabc. where aid you ger tina,
liqWory"
Your names brewster. Amt it's
was the reply. ''I'li lust answer that
question. brewster. you go 20 h--i.'
Then MccRBc went 10 sleep and u
under euard 10 the attorney scneFai'a
office until he sobers 40 ANA II able
To talk snseiiigentiy about buying the
liquor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
REGULAR msErlNc OF rHe CRY
COUNCIL. NOV. o0yA. 1eft

COUNCIL. NOV. 2ovH. 1911.
Meeting called to order BY Mayor
Elder.
Present: Aldermen Reidy. Ause,
conroy, Coon and Clarke,
Minutes Of meetings of Nov. 9Th,
18th and 18th were rsad',,and APP
Mayor Elder reported 10 council
that the board OF health had acted
fnvorabiy upon the petition. which
was signed By &. nufkhart and seven.
teen others. which requested per-
mission to establish and maintain q
cemetery south Of the city OF Albu.
querqne. and recommended that coun-
ell grant said petition.
Moved by Alderman Auge, seconded
by Alderman coen. that petition be
granted.
Carried: Aldermen ReIdy. Augc,
Confoy. Coen and Clarke voting yes.
Petition beariRg the signatures OF
francisco Sedillo and tweniy-ssx 9th.
efs VAS fead. Which rcaecstcd thet
81 electric arc Ian. be placed al The
intersection Of Mountain road and N.
Arno street. Said peiitlon was re-
ferfed 20 the building. light and fuel
committee.
Walter l.. watkins presented a pc,
tiiion. which requested THAI permits
sion BE- granted him for q boot and
shoe shining parlor, 10 be located In
la ear on wheels at af9 w. Central
ave This petition was referred 10
the buiiuing, light and fuel committee.
Petition from the Non'rcctarian
Benevolent society was read. which
asked the city TO assume the expense
of making sewer connections With
their property located az North Third
street and Mountain road. Same was
referred TO the finance committee.
The following bills were rend:
Western Union Telegraph Co. = 200
Postal Telegraph Co........... $40
The Airisro Farm ............ b.Tb
iF. r. Nccanna ............... es.ec
andfear Romero ......,...... t'11
Moved By Alderman confoy. sec
ended BY Alderman neidy. that bills
a. read be allowed. and that clerk
be directed 10 draw warrants N Jay
ment OF same. Carried.
CITY attorney reported In matter OF
elalm of Emil KlelnwoFt on account
Of the closing OF the Barelas aeeauia,
and recommended that the sum Of
$3.50 be allowed Mr. Kleinwoft Ia tull
settlement OF said claim.
\. Moved By Alderman Conroy. sec.
ended by Alderman Cocn. that rec,
rnmendntion a. city attorney b.
adopted. and that the clerk be a.
Fected 20 draw warrant In the sum
lof $3.50 payable TO Mr.. Emil Klein
sort. IN full settlement of al claims
| on account II the crossing Of the Ha-
resAs aoegula
Carried: Aldermen ReIdy, Ause
conroy, coen aud Clarke voting yea
Upon motion eouneli adiourned
| J w. ELDER
1oIfE y. McMANUS. 3
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

ployed by the Chino Copper com
nany IN santa Rita Salvador was
also employed az Santa Rita, and the
two men walked back and forth rom
Santa Rita each day. Martinez was
seen 10 arrive at his house about 3
o'clock saturday evening aud was not
seen aftcrwnrd alive Salvador was
known to have been one OF crowd
oi men who spent the evening In the
business part OF town. the men hav~
Ing been paid OF the previous day.
II Is suspected that robbery wns
the motive Of the crime, ~ Martineez
had just received his months wages.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
NOTICE or SUIT.

In the District Court Of the second
Judicial District for the County OF
Eisfnaslllo. Territory OF Nes AeAho,
Mamie Anderson. Plaintiff. VI. Arnold
Anderson. Defendant. No. Sso9.
To the above named defendant
Yon are hereby notified that there
has been fsied ID the ONCE Of the
clerk OF the second Jualelnl district
court for The county Of ncrualIilo IN
said territory, In the above eniitle,i
cl,nsc. whefein Mamie Anderson n
plaintiff. ana You the said Arnold An.
defsoa are defendant, The complaint OF
plaintiff.
The general objects Of said artien
sselnk fof The obtaining Of 4 decree OF
absolute divorce. ~ said plaintiii
against you sne said defendant
You are hereby further notified
|shaf unless you enter your appear
hnce IN said cause on or before the
|19th day OF January, 1914 judgement
WIN be rendered 10 said cauae against
/ you BY default.
The name ana address, OF plalntln's
|atlofneyt are ID follows: Messfs
Mann 4 YehAbie, Albuquerque, NJ NJ
Il Ia wl1n9ae whereof hive hercunse
sel my hand and seal o. said coar'
.his aand cay of November A. .
rHos. X. D MADISON.
tScAD v's'A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

my star can wigeie his ears and
whistle through his teeth"
TIN"
Now ran you build me three
act comedy around that9''--Kansas
city Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
MAN MURDERED IN
HOME AND HOUSE
SET ON FIRE
Grant County Has Anothcf Mystery
That Il BEulnl Ia Extresne, Young
Man u Arrested on suspicion.
. lsIIver cIty lndependenl.l


tSilver City Independently
What bears every evidence el hay
Ing been cold hlooded murder oc-
CURED NJ Fierfo Saturday night
About o'clock SUNDAY morning q
small house belonging TO a Mexican
named Pablo Martinez was discovered
TO be ON fire. A crowd was aeon az
tsacted TO the scene by the flames,
bus nothing could be lone toward
saving tho house and lh0 nfc burned
itself out. Investigation OF the ruins
disclosed fhe body OF Martinez, and
though the arms ana legs were prac-
iicaily burned off. a gaping Wound IN
hia skull. whore he had evidently
been hit terrific blow with some
blunt instrument, showed that he had
moi been burned 20 death. Tho iisc
had evidently been started With the
Intention OF hiding all evidences Of a
crime. i.ator IN the any Deputy
Wayne Eaten arrested young Mex
lean named Salvador, who was room
rate on Martinez, on suspicion Of BE-
Ing implicated IN the crime ana took
him @ Santa Rita.
The deceased was sn unmarried
man. aged about So years. and bore
IN excellent reputation ~ AtcAd,
and hard worker, nc formerly work.
"a ipf The Colorado Fuel 4 Iron Co
~ FieftoNbut had recently been en-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
ARIZONA SOCIALIST
IS STILL N HOT
WATER
Defending Libel Suits Is prin-
cipal Occupation Of r H.
Brighton These Days; At
tacks Grand Jury.

Tucson, ARK, Nov. as.--whcn the
cases against r. H. niighton wore
tailed again In the district court this
morning. Biighton filed znot'on 20
set aside the indictment ON the
grounds that grand Jurors Thomas
w. Tough. 9. v. Rule, Harry Oraeh-
mar. w y. Moore, = " Gregory, sam
Dfafhman and other grand jurors
we're preindlced against him,
Iie asked until next Monday 70
plead. stating IN an affidavit that he
was expecting a letter from EnEene
s. Ives. 10 whom ne had applied TO
defend HIN. lie objects 10 any fssss
Their proceedings being taken IN the
case by Judge Campbell whom he
says will be material Witness IA
the case. lie alleges that certain
grand Jurors discussed the merits OF
the case outside the grand Jury room
Accompanying Hlightons affidavit
Is one By hen Iicncy IN which Heiey
swears that Grand Juror G. y. Rule
was prejndiced and he heard hnie
s,afe N public that he was hinsed
and prejudiced against Hiighicn.
In his article about Professor
Ncwsom Brighton aaid. as alleged by
the Indictment. Dare you, MI New.
som 10 bring me 10 the bar OF Justice
Tor lIbcliing you. that bar Of justice
where the Ink flows freely through
q fountain pen Tor the purpose OF
signing warrants for criminal iibel'
against me- dare you 10 come into
court and make oath In denial OF
these charges.
This Was before Illlghton was In
dIctcd on the charge OF libel OF
Professor Newsom.
nllehion has announced that nc
would apply for change Of yenae 10
another county on account Of tho
prejudice OF the populace.
Judge Campbell has Indicated that
he would call In another judge 20
hear the cases n they are tried here.
The court announced that he would
take under advisement Bllght0n's
application to postpone the plea TO
next Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Dyspepsia Is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bi,lers Is the national
cure for H. II strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow OF diges-
tive juices, purlfIes the blood. builds
you Up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

The iefies Of the Central baptiS'
ohuSrh vii, hold eszsr % the store
OF the Daily Grocery Co. sos least
central. saturday, November 20. This
bazaar wlis last all day. This y
good place 20 buy your sunday din-
ner, as the ladies viii hase ful'
supply os home coeklng a. reason
able price. Among the many things
me ladies Will offer for sale win ne
hand -made bed auilts, aprons. shifs
waists, dust caps and an untoi SUR
psy oi fancy needle ana drawn work
Don't fan to make them visit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Frlend--You took your son into
your establishment a few months ago
TO teach him the business. under
stand. How did no turn outg
business Man twearily) Great sue
cess. Hes teaching me the business
ow.~-TolcHlo lsate - es- tfe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
eokQl.Dertd)t
Notl) feinc Gpnr
Eeu BEN tsisen Anereifer sss 0sas.
3eaoIein seinnoen.

Hisber gelans Is Der poli5ss no1
nicbt. bes Burden babbaft gu tperoen.
iu,Iher in Der Samftog gta6t, tpsH'ss
Winut.n Dor IL ubr. ben 30 Sabre als
ten Iubrmann Gbas. .3enslein BON Wo.
7O3 Carlisle Mpenue obns ale VeraI's
laiIuna bur1 sinsn Shub in ben lln'
terleib Iebenss.idbrIid perlssie. Yer
3uitdnb bes 3snslein 1T Elm duberit be-
Dsn.liher. Gs bieb Susrit, bob Def
Wann BON einem unb.tannten Weger
nieoerastnant porben lei, ieooh erInsis
i.lte oie poli3ei fpat.r, baB Der rstss
IleberfoG bon .inem Weiben ausss.
fiibrt tpurbe. 3enslein pollts, beslsissf
bon einem 6auss.noNen. Namens geo.
NnberIpn, in elmer bsna4barsen Wirfne
idaft cine aonne Bier bolen. Nuf osnl
Wsae ndh benz Qo.al trat piobhn e,n
Weiber NIT ben Worten: -enol,d papt
ih Did erpiiht" auf ibu su uno id)oB
i'm in ben unterIsib. anoerion !onn's
Der polisei nur Elm. iebr unpolltom'
meme Beihr.ibune bes Wcrpbuben ss.
ben. 3.nslsin III perheiratbet uno ha'
insbreIe ainber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
Ieutid,cr qebrer.Werein.

Tie reaelm0bise geriammluns i'm.
bet am Somitas. 4. Jebruar, puntt 2t
llbr Hanmi.tass, in Der Auld Der D.
TiitriitsShule. Gde Gin unb Doeon
Strab., fa.i. Golsenbes 1T oas pros
sramm:
ai,b-.Der Star unb Der JinseD. /.
ai3a 2tbmann
1rau 5uso Sgnatius.
9oriras - .eine .olonia!s.'didtl'Hs
Gpiiobe'.
6err aarl 5errle.
Qieb-4rie aus Samion uno Oelilah
SointsSaens
srduIsin 2ouiIe Slider.
gei&Gftlites, unter unberem: ge'
iprehuns ber Dafhinston's 0es
burtstassfei.r. bic am 21. Debrua'
i'm Sinton 0otel obseholtsn ipsroer
9oa.
Duett---5.rbflisb' ;. Renbslsiohr
1rau 3. Sguutius unb Grl. 8. glider
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
Gc(egrap6
GsbeimnibpoIlcr 90 b.

8ebeimnibpoIl.r M orb.
Qep yprt, %. San. 5n eli
mem 3immsr bes grpdnt SoteI on Der
Sehiten gloerue tpuroe SonntuS
Q6eno bic Geihe elmer etpd 80 Sabre
alten ;srou oefunbsn, Die auseni6eins
lid .rbroFelt porosn mar. Die Soens
titdt Der Spbten .onnte 'opett nod
nidt fsItgsiteQt tperoen uno Don benz
WDrber fsblt aud ieoe Spur.
Die Srdu mar am Samitag Ibeno
in Der gsaleituns zines Mannss mad
bem6otel astomnsn uHo lie hotten 'tch
als Sobn Smitb uno iSrau bon Wlcnts
clair, q. g., in's Tremoenbuh elnee@
traeen. Der Monn eing am Sonns
tag su friibsr StuHoe meg uno aegen
Ibenb fpurbe oann bic Sei9e oer5rau
gefunoen.
Ollie &nseihen beutetsn burauf bin.
bab stpii6sn bem Moroer uno ietnerI
Spfer Elm erbitterter aampf itdttses
| funoen bat. 0i. grmoroete mar bod
elegant aetIsibet unn tru9 unter onoes
rem einen toItbaren qelsmuntel. In
ibren 0Gnosn tpuroen oer'6ieoent
Rtnae, barunter audi Elm Sraurins ae'
funoen unb auf bem Slid lag ein'
! soIbene WaIdenbDris. bic ieoo4 oou'
/ Itdnbig Ieer mar.
GbemaIiger Gtncinnatt.
geitorb.n.
SonTos Gitn, Wo., %. San
| Sm Qlter bon "a sohrsn itarb bier 5
Wbitater, Der ieinerseit cine Der erIter
pDteleien in Cincinnati in's 2ebeE
rief. Huh benz 8iirgerfrieee erunoet
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