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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-20
NO MORE BILLS
AFTER WEDNESDAY

Bismarck, N. D.. Feb. 20.-Wednes-
day is the last day for the introduce
tion OF bills in either house of the
legislature. The concurrent resolu-
ton from the senate providing that
the forty-fifth day should be set as
the final date, came out Of the ways
and means committee, to which it
was referred in the house, with the
fifty first day substituted instead.
The house adopted the resolution on
motion OF Mr.. Price, and il will prob
ably receive the same action in the
senate today. There have been more
bills presented this year than in sew
eral previous sessions. over 400 have
been introduced in the house and in
the senate the number reaches over
$50.
While more bills have been intro
duced this year. it is also known
fact that fewer have been passed and
approved than at any previous ses-
sion. From now on there will be a
rush, however, and both chambers will
busy places.
When the house disbursed Satur-
day afternoon, it took a recess until
10 o'clock today. Yesterday there was
perdicted the usual grind and every
body seems settled for work We'd
nesday is legal holiday and several
members were heard to remark that
they begrudged the time which would
be lost, even though they were hav-
ing the advantage of listening To
President McVey OF Crank Forks de.
liver an address which could not heir
but be educational.
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Legislative Proceedings
THE COWAN CASE
COMPLETEDTUESDAY
Continued From Page One.

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 2O.-Tomor-
row the investigation Of Judge Cowan
of Devils Lake, against whom inn
parchment charges have been brought
will be completed No one knows how
the case will turn out and few are
willing to guess. Apparently through
the opposition, some very virulent
stories have been printed against the
Devils Lake Jurist which are said
by the latter's friends to be absolutely
erroneous and stated in a manner
which presents to the public the worst
side Of the story.
Judge Cowan himself, has not been
willing TO talk for publication through
out the Investigation, for which policy
he has received much praise among
his legislative friends in Bismarck
What ever may be the outcome, he
seems prepared to receive the ulti-
matum with the same fighting dis
position he has shown throughout his
entire life
II was reported that in the evidence
given by one of the witnesses from
Minnewakon. a young woman, that
there was nothing brought out which
was damaging TO the character Of the
jurist
At the regular session tomorrow Mr.
Jordal, chairman of the investigating
committee TO probe the Cowan charges
will report to the house the COM
mittee's findings. What action will be
taken Is difficult to forecast. There
are many members in the house who
do not favor impeachment and who
will stand fighting to the last in the
effort to clear Judge Cowan Of whal-
ever crimes and misdemeanors he is
charged.
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the bill passed under suspension OF
the rules. A few minutes later the
bill messaged to the senate, was con-
CURED in by that body so far as the
house amendments are concerned and
the measure, so far as it was in the
power Of the legislators, was made
law
The bill that was passed by the as
sembly, upon the recommendation OF
the conference committee, excepts the
workers in the farmers institute, men
necessary to carry on the work of the
good farming special trains, and the
geological survey. These exceptions
were agreed upon by the committee
and the report was unanimous, and
were placed in the senate bill, the
house measure, already passed by the
lower body, being delegated through
this action.
AS it originally passed the senate
the bill only excepted employees of rail-
roads, dependent families or relatives
ministers of religion, secretaries OF
railroad Young Mems Christian asso-
Citations and policemen and mail car
riers riding on street cars. 1t con-
forms closely to the federal law.
When the report of the conference
committee was received In the house,
it was explained by Messrs. Sorlie
and Nestos that the exceptions agreed
to were looked upon as being in line
with the policy Of the state in fur
thering it's agricultural interests.
These exceptions, they stated, would
allow the railroad to give passes to
persons engaged in this work, and
thus their efforts could be put forth
to better advantage than might be
possible otherwise
Under the suspension OF rules, the
amendments being adopted and the
bill considered engrossed, the measure
was passed by the house with a vote
of 70 to 26. Sex
Arriving in the senate the bill was
also taken up under suspension of
the rules on the motion of Chairman
Gilbert of the railroads committee of
that body. He also explained the
amendments that were being offered
In the bill as it had been sent over
by the house, being the same as those
that had been reported in the senate
from the conference committee, but
on which no action had been taken
The motion to suspend the rules
carried out the period of clear sailing
was not yet attained. Senator Trim
Die wanted to amend the bill but the
amendments were not considered on
the ruling Of the chair that amend
ments at that time, the question be-
ing on concurring with the house
amendments, could not be received
Senator Davis felt that action should
be delayed, while Senator Elken be-
lieyed that the time had arrived when
action should be taken, contendina
that the members of the senate had
mad suthcient time in which to inform
themselves on that subject. AS to the
amendments offered by the house he
felt they were OF such a nature as tic
make them readily understood. Sen
ator Simpson also was of the opinion
that the matter should be laid over
till Monday, but the question OF i'm.
mediate consideration prevailed. Or
the final vote there were thirty-eight
for concurring in the amendments
and eight against, and the bill was
declared passed.
Announcement OF that fact was
greeted by round of handcIapping.
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Of that section Of the state and county
have split
The Nestos and BiOrnson bills which
provided for legislative apportionment
met with great disapproval, and the
proposition was sent to a special COM
mittee which has framed up a salts
factory system of apportionment to
these counties.
Under the new law, there will prob
ably be no change whatever in the
number of members in either house.
1t has been merely a matter of the
proper adjustment OF the representa-
ton At one time it was said the
voters Of Williams, Mountrail and Nc
Kenzie counties were greatly dissatis-
fed with the apportionment which had
been suggested, but it is now said they
have withdrawn all objections
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"A well known medical authority once
said: Sleep, IL taken at the right mo-
ment, will prevent an attack Of nervous
headache. II the subjects Of such
headaches win watch the symptoms Of
its coming, they can notice that IL be-
gins with a feeling of WEAKNESS or.
heaviness. This Is the time q sleep Of
an hour, or even two. as nature euides
viii eventually prevent the headache
II not taken just then it win be too
late. for after the attack Is fairly under
way, It is impossible to get sleep untiy
far into the night"
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APPORTIONMENT
BILLS READY

Bismarck. N. D., Feb. 2O.--The APP
portionment question is to be one OF
the features OF the week. The big fight
has been in the northwestern counties
OF the state.
Ward county has at last gotten her
way in the matter, 1t Is said, and will
be divided into two districts, making
the lower part Of the country into one.
and another out Of the goose neck ~
This has been one OF the chief bones
OF contention Of the session and sub
ject upon which the representatives
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ANTI-PASS BILL
UP TO GOVERNOR

Bismarck, NJ ID, Feb. 2o.---An anti
pass law effective July /. lacking on
~ the signature Of the governor, was
passed by the legislative assembly Of
the state Saturday afternoon. Cain
ing momentum in the house where
Senate Bin No. 165 was brought up
on the report OF the conference conn
mittee, amendment being adopted and
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Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing. of the stockholders Of Wheelock &
Wheelock win be held at the ONCE Of
the corporation in the city of F'arg3, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day OF April, 1911.
for the purpose Of voting upon the pro.
posal to increase the capital stock OF
said corporation as follows, to-wit:
The common stock from 100000 To
100000; thereby increasing the entire
capital stock from $25O.O0O to $500
Signed,
Wheelock & Wheelock, (Inc.)
BY A. w. McNair, Secretary.
(Jan. 80; Feb. 6, Is, 90, 81; Mar. s. IS.
20, AT: Apr. 3D.
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The house went into recess Satur-
day afternoon until 10 o'clock this
morning instead Of taking its usual adj
journment. 1t is predicted that the
members Of the lower house will meet
regularly every morning now until the
final adjournment.
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| FARM INSTITUTES SCHEDULED |

Cavalier, Feb. 20 and %.
Park River, Feb. "a and Is.
Michigan, Feb. 28.
Devils Lake. March and 2.
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LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP

Former Governor Sarles arrived in
the city for brief visit with the leg
islators and is a guest at the Me-
Kenzie.
The chief feature of this Afternoon
is expected to be the fights in The
house over the state humane officer
bill, which reimburses William Blate
for certain monies he expended in MS
once which were out Of his own
pocket. and over the Hoge board oil
control for penal and charitable instr
tuition bills. The first comes up by
special order at 3 O'Clock, and the lat
ter at $3.50 o'clock.
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on motion Or the authors OF the
various bills the senate concurred in
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| mittee of whole.
H. B. 1888, Moen of Benson-Relatine
to list of jurors to be furnished clerk
Of district court, amended and do pass
II. B. 351, Price-Increasing salary
commissioner of lands, amended and
do pass.
H. B. 49, Kyllo-Fixing wolf boun-
| ty, postponed.
H. B. 344, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
non-citizens from holding public
clerkships, ETC., do pass.
s. b. 219, Steele Of Renville-Allow-
ing expenses of State Humane Oficer
Blake of jamestown, made special or
der for Monday at o'clock, after re-
port Of committee for indefinite post
ponement.
H. B. 1856, Lee-Prohibiting elective
officers holding more than one place
| postponed.
III. B. 81, Benson of Moen-Relatina
to election OF village trustees, post
| poned.
| s. B. ~, Walton-Redemption OF
real estate postponed.
8. b.. s46, Gardiner-Compellin
holders OF grain liens or mortgages
to notify elevators in county or within
radius Of twenty-five miles, post
poned.
$. B. s2 Duis Juvenile court, do
| pass.
Fl. B. ss6, o'Shea Maintenance Of
railroad scales, sent to committee 81
whole.
III. 3. S29, Wambum-Allowing only
two terms for county officers, post
poned.
s. 3. 124-Placing register of deeds
on same salary basis as other county
officers, majority report do pass
adopted
II. b. 136. Hill--Declaring bawdy
houses to be common nuisances, do
pass.
3. 3. IA, Linde Preventing public
administrator from acting ais attorney
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9it beatfde Reai.rnHa mShte germ
isinsr babbaIt turoen.

Die bsutI6en Standardization 6az
ben sinen Stsdbrisf gsgsn ben Berg
mann Johdnn asrtmann erlaHen, Der
iib pergdugenss sSabr in Cincinnati
uufgs6dltsn babsn foa. Der Stetbrief,
Der Der bieiigsn poIi3si 8ugsgdngen 1T,
lcutet:
Rsi6sarssb5rigsr SObaun aert<
mann, 21 Sabre oft. 168 Gmt., untsrs
itst, trdftig ooIss ountlss Saar,
tleiner buntler Shnurrbdrt, Dolles
Gsf6t, sefunbe 9eTi6tsfurbs, buntte
ite6snbs augsn, NIT 6oftbefebl perz
frIst pom llnterfuhungsrintsr in Gis
len, fpeqen poriGBlinsr 30otuns zines
MsnT6en, nisrmaI porbeitraft pegen
a0rpsroerlssuns. 5ulebt am 5. 5uni
1907 gu sinem Sabre GefdHgniB. ioI
iit i'm September 1910 in etnem 5os
tel in Cincinnati aIs 5ausoiensr dufs
aehalten unb iif) non bort rah benz
DsTtsn 6egs6sn bo6sn. gr bat pieIei6t
TilitGrpab bss 6sriiitbauers Grieos
rih arsus aus GHen.
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2lrbeitsloiisteit
Sreibt SobH RlinibO,isr In ben SOb

Qrbeitslofiateit unb fiuansieIe
Sdpterigteiten I6einsn ben 81 Sabre
alien lsbigsn Qrbeiter Spbn alinthoe>
fer, BON go. 531 Weain Strabe, in ben
9oo aetris6en gu babeu. Der Wanu
beoiug geftern Selbitmpro, inbem er
lid, nit aorbplfdurs persiftsts. Rlints
bcefsr besab ii6 tiir3lih III irgeno
elmer 5inansdugslsssnbeit nat Snbiaz
nc un6 i4isn, aIs sr suriidtebrte, iehr
uieberaeThlagen gu fsiu. gr tpohnte
fsitoem BEL bem Iirt6e 8aiter in
gart6aoe, 8. @eItsrn Wsrgen gegen
6 lihr ftanb sr auf unb nubm fem
aribitiid elm, tpOruuf sr fih in ot:
6inter benz 5auIs bsFtnblide Stallung
teoa6. Gine Stuube fpdter tpuroe or
ton 5obn Selomunn tpbt uuf oem
FuB6oben liegsnb ppresfunben. Reben
itm lag cine lssre 5Eafhe. rpsl4e aar'
bcIfdure enthalten bate. Gin iofort
aerufensr qr3t itsllte ben 5po feft rnb
bena4ri9tigte ben Coroner, ipel9sr s!'
nen Snqueit auoronste.
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Sieherei.

Die 9lsgsr 5ront Retpe[, 38 Sabre
aft, Don SO. 1921 pIsaiant Strabe.
unb Samss 5dpttns, SO Sabre aft.
ben 2obelanb, O., gsrietben 9eftera
4benb an Der Gde Der 2tbertp 5traBs
unb Central Gpenue in Streit, in beIs
fen 8erlauf Retpeu istn MeHer sog
uno fetnsm 9sgnsr S9nittpunoen an
&inn, am linten 4rm unb an Der
8ruit beibrddte. Suipttns maGte
f6Itsbli6 in Rotbpebr sbenfdGs BON
feinemWeF erGebrauh unD Derpunoete
Stencil an Der. 5dnb. geibe Reser
purben i'm pdtrolnugen 5 nah oerH
itdbttiden Soipttal gebraht uno ptrs
bunbsn, tporauf Repeq unter Der ans
tlase bes morbangrtff5 uno fetn Gsgs
ner pegen lInfugs eingeIperrt tpuroeH.
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9erional'0 0otisea.

Die sabIrei6en GSrsunbe bon 5errn
Sulius 3orn Deroen NIT aufrths
tiaem 8ebonern pernsbmeu, DaB er in
folgs zines beftissn anfuls BON Rhsus
matismus ans gstt gefefelt lit.
Del5 auBsrprbentIiher Dert6s
ihGbung iin Der 70 idb aus benz 2sbsn
aeItfebsne betanute nsutfhe Sdussr
5err QbiIip Rti9eG erfreut bat,
6eipies bic grobe 3abl Der 2eibtrassns
ben. bic fid seitsrn Rdhmtttag i'm
Gremotorium einsetunoen bate um
ihm bic lebte gbre gu ertpeiien. Die
3o6l Der 5reunoe unb gtfannteH mar
70 grob, bob taum bic 5dlfte i'm ares
motorium plab Finoen tonnte. Die
Srauerfeier nnrne ourh bds ergreifsns
be 2ien .Sh Iie6 10 lang 9u lisbeH
iannft4 singsisitst, oas Der 5srDegb
R6nnerGpr unb Der Clifton Seigbts
GeIangpsrein osmsinfhaftIid, untsr Der
leituna pon profsFor Reuttr gu Ges
Dor brohsen, ndbrenb Serr u. GUIos
itein bic SoIopartie fang. 5srr u.
guedlers pibmste oanH bem 9dhiugss
ihisbenen sinsn tiefsmpfunbenen Rad.
ruF, porauf bic sysisr Dnr6 oos 2ieh
Gin Soln bes goites" gum abitluf
esbraht murbe. glunbem oann Der
aeibtraaenben GslsseHbeit gsbotsn
tpprben. einsH l.Btsn Bid auf bic thsu'
ren 3iiae bes 9erstpistsn su tperftn
irurbe mas DoR gbilip Reifel iterblit
eepeien, ben lautsrnoeH Glammsr
iiberantirortet.
Inter ben gdffasisrer
bes Rorbbeuti6en gIppbbampfsri
,aciIer MilbeIm Der 9robe". Der on
Dienitaa bon Rsp gort na6 gremer
abgebt, befinben iid bic folsenben Gin
einnatier Serridaften: 5err BAL
Rirfhner, grof. aouis Saar pom gol
lege OF Mlriie, iofpie 5err unb Jrdu o
Z. Rlse ns6it ibrsu brei ainbern.
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9emtider DsilitGr ltuterit. ..&ereiu.

Der Deutf6e Mlilitdr unterltis@
uuasperein belt feline auartalitsuns
oeItern Rdhnittng in Der Central
9urnbdlle ab. grdFbent eufpur pfiz
fer fiihrte ben 9pris, uno Setretdr
Senrp ausbbert funeirte aisprototols
fiihrer. 1as arantentommltte mel
bette, baB bret aameraben frant ieisn,
unb fir bisis ipurbe bic fdaise Inter
ftiisuna i'm 9etrage pon $24 aneetpie@
len. Qls neues Ritglisb ipuroe Serr
gllbert Roenig aufsenommen. Der betm
Ietften babtiAen acknowledgement
ssnient bat.
9arduf selansteu mehrere Ginlas
bungen 3ur 9erleiung. Das Pitnic
pss Rebgers9 s9rbeitsr llnteritiisungss
pereins i'm Manbattan part am nohs
iten Sonntag tpirb Der Wailitdrperein
pollsdbIia befuhsn. uno ii6 am picnic
Der aonbrpebr ShiiBen Eompagnie,
oas am slsihen sags in 5Gberitumpfs
9arten ftatiftnbet, na6 beiten ardften
betheiligen. Am 2. Suii feiern bic
g9heinpfdlser ihr Counterfeit. oas BON
Rilitarperein pollsGblis bsiuht peroen
tpirb. aIs 9elseat fir bic Sigune
oes Staoisperbnnoes in 5amilton,
bonn 10 Bis sum 81. 4uslit. tpirf
6err Carl Gpdnsenbers fungiren
Dos pisnictommittss ueIosts. rab bal
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gaertb Cincinnati gHIineb Ntn's
Stub.

Sm 6auptquartisr In Der Rorba
Cincinnati 5urubalte fiHoet beute
9lbeno 8 ubr bic reseIiHdbiee 8ers
ianmluns unb Wahl Der obis.u 9ers
einisuns itatt. fir ipel6e Der arrunges
menfs sausfauB. bsfiebenb aus ben
6<rren grnit O. 8ulff, Gus. 3. Cams
bed unb NDm. 8roiate. Elm rei6baltis
ces proarain m aufssitellt bat. bos bon
Der abolp6 Shesr'fden aopslle. ben
Ssrrsn 6srbert 5ienleper, Gso. grs
denberaer. H.. Gus. Shpenoler, Bm.
shmoll, ireb. Robr. DITTO Wintsls
mann uno Waltsr 9anst sur 0urhs
fiibruns sebraft piro. aubsroem
iperben be 6erren Stanlep 8Opele.
Wlaaor acuis 5hpab. Ahtb. Scctt
Gmnll unn Rihtsr Nm. Q. aueoers
alnipraGsn haItsn. LIN . llhr 15 Ils
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- Der so Sabre alte Woltsreibes
fber Bern. Reutinger, Bon Carthage,
g., alitt ssitsrH pdbrsnb Der arbett
aus unb Ihlug nit Der 9ruit nit foIs
der 8u6t gsgsn cine Milhtanns, oaB
er fih ihlimms &putuiipnsu su3og.
Gr begab Ii9 mad Dem itdbtii4en Sos
fpitaI.
- Die 20 Sabre alte Muttis Dels,
go. SIP @eft Z. Qpe., Spg iid geitern
tnfolge Stutsss Opn Der 5austrsppe
ihlimme Dunoen i'm 9eiiht uno am
aopf Su. Sic tpurbe mad osm ftdbtis
i4en 5ofpital gebra6t.
Der "a Sabre alte anitreiher
Sames WiIIon, ppn go. 2015 Sit 3
Strabe, fiel geiteru on Der Gte ber
geurt Strabs uHb 8roubDap bon et'
nsr Gtrubenbabncar uno srlitt fhDert
8opfpunbeH. Cine 9roIhte braAtt
ben 9erungliidten nu6 benz itaotiIher
SoipituI.
- Der At Sabre alte 8uhhalter
SSren. Rai1er bon gprrnptue tam &C.
itern 4beub, ungsblih IN augetrunte.
mem 3ultanps, on Der Gde Der 5. uni
Central 4pe. Su 5au uno brad Der
Iinten llnterihentsL. Gr puroe II
einem patrolipueen nu6 benz itdbtt
Ihen 5oipital gs6rd9t.
Der 68 Sabre alte pbbahlpi
auItreider Niits Wprau puroe &C.
tern 4bsnp sesen 7 llbr an eaiterr
9lpe. uno 8ance Ctr. bon Waeen Ro
3 Der Offend 2inie setrpfFen uno 5u'
Seite geihlsubert. Das Poli8ets4u
tompbil brohte ben 8erun9ludteI
nah benz ItGbtiIhen Spipitul. no q
Iih berausitelIts, baB sr nit unge
fdbrlihen &ontuItpnsu uns &opt
punoen eapongefpmnten mar.
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Serlpren bic Zpur.
AngrsiIer ots SRI. aaais StranB pon
2ufLaub nit 8lutbanbeH
perfolgt.

8is9er geldng es nod niht, oes
Iapur3en Shurten babbdft 3u tperben,
tDel9er in Der Saamitag Ra6t Die duf
Dem (Setmtpe9e Don Dpoming befirlo@
li4e 81 Sabre aIte Rdbertn Minnie
StrauB BON Godlanb iiberfullen uno
su persepaltigen Derfuht bat, Wars
f6all 4l 6dnlep BON 2odlanb nabm
nit 8lutbuHben Die 9erfulguEs oes
Hegers auf. jebo6 perloren bic 5unoe
bic 5dbrte nabs ben Giisnbabnssleiien,
pesbdlb oermutbet ptrb, Dab Der BUT
i6e auf einsn borbeifdbrsnoen Sitter
5ug geIprungen Iein mub.
SRI. StrauB bat fi6 ionsit bon ben
5olgeu ibres fur6tbaren 4benteuers
erbolt, baB .Iie ben 8eb0rben bic Gin
3sIbeiten bes llsbsrfales mittbeilen
tonnte. Der Neger ergriff iie, aIs iie
bic @iIenbabntreu3ung nabe Godlano
erretht bate, beim 5alIe, piirgte fie
uno ihlsppts tie in Elm Rornfelb. Ste
feste itb jeoo6 aus Qeibestrdften our
Be6r unb itieb tpG6renb bss Samples
ibrem 9egner cine Sutnaoel nit fol-
der 8spalt in bds 9efi6t, bdb bic
Rubel abbrdh. Der S6urte itunr
fhliebli9 DON ieinem 8pr6aben ab UNI
erariff bic Sluht.
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2ofal !. Seridt.
alter mann
llun einem aurumobd underground
uRO (dmer aerlebt.
SniaiIsn Der Maidine Iai.n ikr Cpfsr
ad]tlos liesen.

Die gplisei bemiibt fi6, bic 5oenti.
lat Der ssriaHen beg automObils fett<
suftelen, BON fpelnem qeitern abeno
Der 81 Sabre otte perbeiratbete Wm.
Dishl BON go. 800 Weit Court Strabe
Iberfu6ren unb lebensesfdbrlih pers
Isst fporben III. Der llnfaq .reisnets
iih on Der Rapib Run gits, gegeniiber
Der Gl6eron apenue. urso oie autotlten
bctiimmerten iih uni ihr Cpfsr tpeiter
nidlt. fonbern fuhren nit erbObter &C.
!d,tpinbiateit bopon. 8isbI Epuroe
toib 6drauf betpuBtlos auf Der 2anbs
itrobs liegsnb bon QaHuntsn aufgsfun'
ben uno in benz qoIiseiautomobiL ndd
rem Ifdbtiihen 5Ofpitdl gebraht. gr
bate fih bel hem unfnlI pier Rippen'
Bride forpie Ifpsrs aopfnunbtn uno
gontufonen 3uaesoaer, uno isiu 3us
iianb Gift fir beoenflih. Der 9sruna
o'iidte erinnert fin nur, bon eiuem
eel6aeTtrihenen 4utomobil nisoergea
sannt su isin. Sc heibt, buB bic sSns
iaTen Der WaI6ine iih uuF Der Rid,
fahrt pom glberpn Golf alub beFuR'
Zen uuo bic golisei fpirb bieI,m aH'
raItspuntts bel ibrer lluteriu4uns fol
oen.
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auebec. 2lneef.: sWontfprt"
bon 2onbon, .6espsrian" BON 9lass
artp, ,aafe Mdnitobd" bon 2tberpool,
aoberDaI" bon gbieoutitni.
4beeg.: Canada na6 2iberpool,
,.aofe Widigon" naf 2onoon.
QiDerpooI. 2lnget.: .gsltic@
bon Rem gort, rRssuntic" bon mOnt.
real.
Rabeira. ansef.: rROmdnie"
pon Bolton.
aueenstop n. Mgeg.: Gam.
ponia" unb Baltic" nad gaep gort.
Soutbampton. abgsg.: .gle.
relnnb" ndb glep Dorf.
ans.t.: sgbilabslpbia" BON 9er
Yort.
aonbon. abees.: sMtnnspasta'
nah Reip gort.
WoDille. 2bgeg.: s5urneifia'
nad Rem gorf.
6aDrs. Qbges.: ~Niagara" mad
Tsfp Oort.
gsapel. abssg.: ~GarOnia" mad
Qtp gort.
5alifar. 2lHgsi.: rRumioian'
bon Glasqpfp.
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f e u e r.

Sn benz &urapaarenIabsn bes Waz
nuel Rpienitpd, i'm erIten Stpdrpert
bes iiebenitDdigen .gaparia" 5Iatges
bdubes, Ro. 961 Sft McWiaanStr.,
fam geftern abenb gegsn $50 ubr
aus unbetannter llriu6t Elm 5euer
gum 4usbruh, lpelhes nit GROCER
S6neaigteit I'm Ii9 eriff. Gin
QIarm bon Raiten 594 bru6te bic
Seuernebr our SteQe. UfittlerDetle
pnren 5reb. 2obrum unb CD. alts
berr, psI6e in Der Rahbari6aft
pobuen, in bic binter benz 2uben be-
finoIi9e Dobnuns Der SamiIie Ros
Tenftod eingsbrungsn, um lestere ins
;5reie gu bringsu. 9ieies geIong III
nen uu4, iebo6 tpurben iis bel BEN
Rettungsberiun pDn 5betlen 6erabs
itiir3enber 9edsnpertIeibung getrofs
fen. Bum 9liid tamen iie nit unbe:
oeutenbeu aontuIionsu bapon. 8ai
SSeuer berurfahte unter ben 8etpoh
neru oes Ge6Guoes bebeutenbe aufs
reaung, ieoo9 puroe 3ismuno Der
lett. Der 9ranoI6aoen, fpeIher
seine 9erIiteruns segsriibsrftebt, BE-
lduft Ii6 auf ca. $1,000. Die gnt'
itebungsurIa9e bes 5euers, peI6s.
BON benz goliSiften 5prftTeper snt
bett puroe, lteb ii4 nod nt4t fsititei
len.