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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
WELL, IF / DIDN'T MAKE
CANAL POSSIBLE, WHO DID 7
Col. Roosevelt Refuses To Become
Fused Up over Rep Rainey's
Demand For Investigation.

NEW YORK, April l7.-"Well, If
/ didn't take the Isthmus OF Panama
and make the canal possible who
did,? demanded Col. Roosevelt today
when asked whether he was correct
" quoted while on his western trip
that ended yesterday. The colonel
was at his Oyster Bay home today
and did not seem at all concerned
over the attempt Rep. Rainey OF IL
linois is making to force a congress
sional investigation Of the Panama
canal acquisition. He said that, so
far as he knows, he will make no
more extensive trips for long time
but will buckle down to his work as
contributing editor.
Anything he has to say on public
questions he declared, would be rec.
orded In the Outlook.
On his arrival yesterday the col
onel anxiously inquired regarding
the Tammany Affiliations Of Senator
O'Gorman; whether the New York
legislature intends passing a direct
primary law and when II will finally
adjourn He said he had had "bul-
ly" trip but was glad to get home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
JAMES F. HICKEY DEAD.

James F. Hickey. pioneer settler In
Highland Park, died in his home, No.
"a La Bellevue, Saturday. Rheuma-
tism was the cause of death. lie was
50 years old. For two terms he was
president OF the village aDd did much
to give the district water. and cleo
trio light. His wife, a son. CHarles
n Hickey, and three daughters, Mrs.
f. p. Stoddard, Mrs. George Ford, Jr..
OF Highland Park, and Mrs. James w.
Smith. survive. John G. Hickey, De-
troit stock broker, Is a brother.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
BRIDE-TO-RE A MAN
INSTEAD OF A WOMAN
Hoax Successfully Carried to a Point
Where Ceremony Was About To
Take Place.

BELOIT, Wis, April 17.-Deter-
mined to have a wife, Beloit swain
advertised for one. and from letters
received he selected Miss Lulu Har-
ris," of Rockford, Ill. who had 49,
900 In the bank. She was to come
to this city on the o'clock interur-
ban and the bridegroom Respondent
In his best bib and tucker, was at
the station promptly TO meet her. He
received instead long distance
phone, saying that she had missed the
s O'Clock car and would surely be on
the o'clock.
The young man waited, surrounded
by a big crowd that had gathered,
and was rewarded by the sight OF
a distinctly comely lass who greeted
him effusively.
They repaired at once TO the hall
where the ceremony was to be per-
formed, showered with rice and oat-
meal, and were receiving a demon
stration beyond their widest dreams
until some over-enthusiastic person
showered them with a big bag OF
oatmeal--or rather tried to.
His aim was poor, and policeman
standing at the edge OF the walk got
the full benefit OF II. He sputtered,
gasped, blew the fine stun out OF his
mouth and started TO clean up the
crowd.
The bride" did not wait TO be driv-
en- away. She gathered up her lin
gerie and started In a distinctly man
nish run down the street, and the
husband-to-have-be been was very near
ly upset with a glimpse OF very
neat pair OF trousers that told the
whole story.
His "bride-to-be" was a clerk in a
Beloit store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
KILLED BY ROBBERS.
Saloon Porter Is Shot Down and Pro.
prietor Is Wounded.

CHICAGO, April IA daring sa.
loon holdup, in which one man was In.
stantly killed and another fatally
wounded. was today's addition TO the
reign OF crime that has been sweep.
ing Chicago. While Daniel Meyer and
his porter, Ernest James, a Negro
were preparing Meyers saloon for
opening early today. three men en-.
tered and ordered them TO hold up
their hands.
AS no weapons we're displayed
Meyer started behind the bar. think.
ing the men were joking and wanted
a drink. The three Italians immedi.
ately opened fire, killing the Negro
and shooting Meyer through the
breast just over the heart. lie will
die. No arrests have been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co, April II; Wheat-Fhe
whole wheat trade reversed action TINS
morning and there was selling OF long
wheat bought I'm the Saturday swell.
either TO take pronts or save losses,
and some evidence OF renewed short
selling for the new crop months. wire
houses and elevator concerns were
early sellers OF May wheat. Pit rad
ers were more active on the selling
side OF July Brokers claimed some
northwest selling orders in this mar
ket Bearish features during the
morning consisted of break OF nc In
May prices at opening. a break OF 10
I've in northwest markets, brilllant
weather all over the winter wheat belt
and a feeling that the reciprocity
measure will go through at Washing
ton, and possibly increase the offerings
OF reserves in the spring wheat coun-
try on the other hand, minneapolis
decreased stocks 100000 Blu for TWO
DAYS. visible decrease is 1857 900. and
there Is noticed considerable buying Dy
commission people on resting orders
Reported for The Times by Paine
Webber a. Co, April Il: Nothlng OF
Importance transpired over the hon-
DAYS 10 cause any serious change in
the COPPER market. North Butte IS
slightly 6rmer around 2sts. and Z. &
A. at 1914. Lake Is quoted ii y, copper
Range sos. Superior & pittsourg Is
little easier at 1879 Trading in the
balance Of the list continues quiet
with prices practically unchanged, The
annual report OF tine Franklin Mining
Co sohws net mining loss OF $l5,o2o
FOR the year ended Dec. 81, 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, April 17.--Close: Wheat
had a steady tone at the opening on
Monday, but there was not much pull
ishness shown by local dealers. The
crop outlook both winter and spring.
is considered about perfect and there
is little chance for the consumption
or expectation of the wheat now on
hand making a large carry-over prac-
tically a certainty.
Dealers have made up their minds
that the strong upturn In prices last
week was the result OF an oversold
condition in the chicago market
strong interests had large lines OF
wheat on which losses have been shown
for weeks, and they exert every inffu-
ence in their power to send prices up
Thy knew that the short interest was
heavy and would easily be driven to
cover and took a chance at soaring
tn bears in, which was successful. As
TO the probable end OF these tactics
there are still two guesses, and gen.
eral belief Is that the longs are not yet
entirely out, and that advantage Will
be taken OF future oversold spots to
force in the shorts.
The cash situation shows little or no
change. The advance Of last week puts
the trade In mixed situation, with
much depending on what short wheat
from speculation, Is decidedly In favor
OF lower prices
Wheat was weak all Monday. and
May, and &C in July and september
Coarse grains and seeds were un-
changed
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
sSc; May opened without change at
sS& C. and declined to ss+c; July and
September opened at ssc, declined to
SIC and closed at s7kc; No ] white,
s61.c
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3, soc; No g yellow, / car at SIC.
Oats-Standard, car at 36Ac, No.
3 white, 2 cars at 364c.
Beans.cash .is6; May, sl.s7 bid;
October. 1850 bid
cioverseed--Prime spot. rs bags at
sss npr a, ss sS s'% al s.; % pri Ras' at It
sike, ss.7S; sample alsike. 10 bags at
Timothy seed--Prime spot, 100 bags
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Monday, included 600 bbls OF Hour, l
car OF wheat. OF corn, and OF oats
Fl 900 b uof corn. and I, $50 bu Of oats
Stocks are 3i3.i4S bu Of wheat 232.050
bu OF corn, 74il4 blu OF oats. and 1902
bu OF rye
Louis. $1,000 bu. against $4,000 bu a
year ago; Kansas City, "a cars. against
100; Duluth, 46 cars, against SO; Min
neapolis. 253 cars. against 3os' Win
nipeg, 235 cars. against ISIS.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 12.3i200o bu, OF which Russia
furnished s.76s,000 blu. Exports week
ago were 14,7S4,000 blu.
Wheat on passage Increased $4,000
bu last week.
Stocks OF wheat at Minneapolis de-
creased 100000 bu for two days
The visible supply OF wheat de-
creased 1857. 900 bu. OF corn 1902. 90
bu AID OF oats 4OI.00 bu last week.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday, 1890 bu; year ago. $4,000
bu
Exports 10 wheat Monday. SO. 900 hu.
and OF -four. 1900 packages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
NEW YORk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April l7.---Flour: Quiet
and firm Pork: Mess. slSa1S.50,
Lard: Firm. ss30QS4G: middle west.
spot sSs6a4s6. Sugar--Raw, frm;
centrifugal Sc test, s.s6c; muscovado,
$500; crushed, 8. soc: graduated. 490c.
Coffee-Rio, No. I, or the spot. 40 q
soc Tallow: City. 54bssc; country.
5Sq6lsc Hay: Prime. s1.l0Ql.121s (;
NJ. 3. TOQs0c; clover. 60@Sac. Dressed
poultry; Dull; turkeys. Il " 23c; chick
ems, 14Qlsc; fowls, 1ia17c; ducks. 10
q &c Live poultry: Dull; geese, 1Oc;
ducks, boise. fowls. goa 2lc. turkeys,
Ice; ROSTERS, lee. Cheese Firm; state
milk. common TO specials. snl5 y e;
skins, common TO specials. 3 "a l0c. full
skins, 2M2hc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
Is ALLEGED BIGAMlsT.
Alton A. Briggs Said To Have Had
Two Wives AZ Same Time.

Alton A. Briggs, travelling agent
for the Auto Equipment Co., No. 26O
Jefferson-ave., Is arrested on bigamy
charge. Through the meeting OF Mrs.
No. 1 and No. 2, his alleged duplicity
was discovered.
His first wife was Stella X. Killean,
and they we're married In Windsor
in 1908. II Is alleged that he mar.
ried Rose Mittendorf in Chicago. last
July.
Briggs, IL is charged. maintained
two separate homes for his wives and
had been doing this for almost a
year. When he was absent from one
wife. he would be with the other and
he explained his absence from both.
by saying he was on the road for his
Arm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
telBid. e)sold. (x)split.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. April 17.-wheat; cash
and May. ssc; July. Use. Sept, ms
5gLc; sept, 5s-e Oats: Cash. size;
May, 34S,c; July. 34Ae; Sept, Ban c
Rye No ?. soc; No. }. sSe. Glover,
seed: Cash, So April. $50; Oct, and
Dec. S775: March. $50, Alsike frlmt
81 Timothy: Prime, $50, Butter
eggs and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Palne,
Weber AZ Co. April II: There was
the usual Monday morning expectancy
on the New York exchange with the
public awaiting news from Washing
ton on the supreme court decisions.
Trading was light and confined largely
10 a few specialties. Missouri Pacific,
the leader. sold of a full point, and
what trend there was In the market
was toward lower prices The weak
ness in Missouri Pacific. caused consid-
cradle unloading OF Wabash IS, which
declined sharply
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18

Apple.-Baidwins., Hso0G stesrs
red. SS9650 per bbl
B.nss.s-Good shipping stock. $50
Bss.s-Drisd Lima. sb 97c per Id.
Ceiery-FIorida. S2.5062.75 per crate.
CauIinower-s2.50@ per dog.
late SAs made York 0la State .,s
old. isQisc; late made. 13@l4c; do.
nestle Swiss. 1s62 zoe; black Swiss. Is
DISC: imported Swiss. 2s@30c: Lin
burger. l4al7c; brick cheese. IAN y
Cr.nberrie. - Late Howes. $40 per
D.t..-Psrsisn. s0sc per Id; Fards.
dressed Gaiyes-Faney. s9shc Id;
common. 697c per lb.
Finnsn Haddies-sh Qsc per 10.
Figs-Imported, new. IL 0l6c per 10;
California, 36c per Id.
Fresh setsbies-Cucumbers. hot
house, s1.2541.50 per doz; lettuce, hot.
house. l0912c ID; head lettuce. y2g
2.26 hamper; <adishes. long, 16c: round,
l5c aoz green pepper. 5o960c yer bas-
set; carrots, soc per blu; rutabagas. 4ec
per on; parsnips. 600 CSC per blu: beets.
ssS se t% crates Sc per
pieplant. 45950c bunch; spinach, s0c
Qs1 per hamper; green beans, ~ per
hamper: wax beans, t4.2b per bu; as
a. per doz, green onions. 15c per doz;
beets, 500 Soc per doz; green peas, 70
per hamper; new cabbage, s2.2s92eo
per crate.
Grape Fruit - Florida. ss.7S94 per
case.
Honey-Fancy white, l791sc; No. I,
16@l7c: amber. 14@l6c; extracted. so
Hsy-betroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
let's, T. o. b. Detroit No. timothy,
new, si750d1s; No. 2 timothy, $3.50
straw straw , SiSSsF % wheat and oS straw
S6.B00T Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sl7d2i as to quality.
Sc; No. cured bulls. sac: No. green.
7c No. cured kip. lie; No 1
green, 1Oc; cured calf. No. /, 16c; green
Ss.75; No. 2, s275: sheepskins. as to
wool soc q 81. so: No. 2 hides. lie OF on
Kip, nc OF on calf
Maple suEsr--New sap goods. IL q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
Holds Up Rate Advances.

WASHINGTON, April II.-Rate
advances on coal recently made by
70 railroads, Affecting consumers In
all parts OF the country were today
suspended BY the interstate commerce
commission until Sept. IL, pending in.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
.,u.c,Co paonrcE

CHICAGO. April l7.-Butter: Extras.
gle; irsts Use; dairy, extras, lsc; hrsts,
l5c Eggs-Prime firsts, loo. ilrsts.
14lac Cheese: Skins, l2A a. l3c;
yuong Americas, 1874 ql4c. Live poul-
| try Fowls. 15ni5lzc; ducks, l6m
l6Lc; geese, l0Ml1c,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-Opening.
naming a stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, April IL
Cattle: Receipts l60 cars, market lop
l5c lower. best 1880 TO 1,500-lb steers.
So 40 n s CO. good prime 1000 10 l,So0-lo
steers, s5.90u6 -: best LOO 20 LOO
lb shipping steers. S5.s 90; medium
butcher steers, 1000 TO i.loo IDS: so On,
BEST fat cows. s45045; fair to good
do, $3500i.25. common to medium 90.
50 q $50: trimlners ss.lsgs: best tat
stock heifers, s425g4.50;. best feeding
steers. dehorned. IS. rs y $50; medium
s eps s0 sii s srsas.. siss 40. Ses. bulls
81 ssS Ss.1i Sulls' fair to sood. ssfsys:.:
best mixers ana spriaager $500 go sso
Va5. common az good do. $40 SO
Hogs Receipts 80 cars, strong;
heavy, -ss5o@s7o; workers. $3.50; pigs
sheep and Lambs; Receipts. 100 cars.
strong, wool lambs, 1915 a. 80 clipped.
S5.7595.s5; yearlings, s4.7545: weth-
ers ea its.2i,: .s sTfs; ''''09''''
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, April IL
cattle: Receipts 4125, market slow
and Is a 2bc lower; prime steers, so.SO9
64O; butcher grades. 50. 20 Q62o' cows
slow and 75 clover; Gull TO choice. IS q
s. Sheep and Lambs Receipts $4,000,
market active and 15c higher; choice
lambs, y6SO46.90; Gull to fair, 1915 U
e.i5; yearlings, s5.25q5.75; sheep. 1915
as Hogs Receipts IA, 4bO. market
active and Oc' higher; workers.. 81; pigs.
81 mixed, S6s596.s0; heavy, $500
10; roughs. IS. 505.65; stays. 1925 ..
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April l7.--Hogs: Receipts
30. 600, market higher; mixed and
butchers, ss.2oQ6.65; gu.d hevay. 1926
sss5a6,65; pigs, s635 qs.65. Cattle:
Receipts $4,000. market steady; beeves.
s5.2Oa6S5; cows and neifers. s275g
$50: stockers and feeders, $4.loge; 80
sheep and Lambs: Receipts 10000.
market steady; native, s344.70. west
ern. S31544.70; lambs. $47bV6ls;
western, $475@6.15
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, ale: hrsts, l9c To-:
dairy. Ice. packing stock. 1Sc To-
EgEs-Currsnt receipts. cases In
ciuded l5hc per doz Receipts Mon
day were S94 cases. market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
VIEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. April 17.--Money on
call, 2d2A per cent; time money. 3
per cent for six months, Bar silver
Kew York, 53c demand sterling,
81 &c II a 486
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
Markets and Finance

May and July corn on &C. May and
July oats on &c.
Close-May wheat on l sc, July on
ne May and July corn on hc. May
and July oats on &c Provisions. low
er.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
M 4 r SNYDER DEAD.

HIII.SDALE, Mich. April l7.-Dr.
j. G. Snyder, a pioneer dentist, is
dead of paralysis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
CHICAGO'LIvE STOCK.
PRODUCE.

Receipts on the early deliveries were
very iight this morning, and with the
Lenten season over. the course OF the
poultry and egg market Is somewhat
Uncertain II storage buyers take hold
actively. athe egg market is liable to
work a little higher. but by holding or
they can easily put the market down.
calves are also little unsettled Quite
a few were carried over from Saturday,
and in some quarters lower prices are
looked for No poultry was IN, but the
character Of the demand from now on
will be different. Potatoes are work
ing into a nrmer position. the market
being fairly active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. April 17--Opentng May
july corn. unchanged May and duly
oats OF &C Provisions. higher.
Noon-Msy and July wheat OF lc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone x Co, April II:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-18

provision in the home-rule amend
ment bill.
Rep. Austin had a bill for convict
labor on the roads which received
favorable comment, but got sidetrack.
ed because of the controversy be-
tween the Miller and Leidlein road
bills. He has secured the passage OF
one bill, requiring boards OF health
to give the history of tuberculosis
cases, for use in fighting the white
plague.
Rep. Jerome's most earnest work
was on bill for the support of de-
pendents of convicts, similar to the
system now in force in connection
with the Detroit House OF Correction.
The senate in its inscrutable wisdom
killed IL Saturday. Rep. Jerome has
done good work as chairman of the
committee on revision and amend
ment of the statutes.
Rep. Leonard secured the passage
OF a bill providing for separate
board for the naval militia, and In
creasing the amount which the or
CARNATIONS might spend for rent OF
armories. He also has been interested
in insurance legislation, in which he
has done some good work.
Rep. "Bill" Martz has done som G.
thing beside securing permission for
booze TO be sold on holidays and in
Producing a resolution for beer in
the water coolers. He secured the
passage of a bill allowing more ade-
quatc compensation TO be given 10
assigned attorneys in criminal cases.
Bill likewise has furnished entertain
ment for the members, and. be II
said to his credit. he voted for the
recall
Rep. John Stevenson succeeded IN
placing on the statute books one OF
the measures asked for by the gov
ernor, providing a tonnage tax Oh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-21

Tomatoes. Teras 50 = soc ger
Crate.
erbfen. Gtabeinal9e $500, TeIe.
phone ~. .O0--2.25 per Bu.
astbeRaben. --2o--9ot per Dateno
Bnnbel.
sparssL -sI.oo --I.25 per Dusenb
SanbsprpbHtte.
BoEnen. - WarEt ftetta. grtrna War.
rcmfat 1918, aefsebts un6 Sci 6anS oe.
yFadte aaup $3.50 per Bu.
6eu. -Warst rabtg. so. l Thtmothp
$23. .50--24. 90, Re. q DO. $22. .OO--22 80, no.
8 b0. sl9.5o--20 90; aIss, semiidtsr no. /
1880 --20.O0, No. 2 bo. $l8.OO--Is. so.
RIee No. l si2. .0O--12.bO, Ro. 2 $1,000
1850 per Ton.
Ratferfnttsr tft fefs.-aEete sci 90
Al 80, Rlbeltnq arobe $23 .0O-23 so. DO.
feiuss .5o-24.00, gemitdtss Euttsr
$2I .50-2I rs per Eonne In guls unb ST. 90
nsebr auf tem Gefeiis.
gerf6t.ben.s.
pere. -- Marst tft ftetta. - aeirbI
robes Ole, aefcdtes s2c per ganone In
Ilartten Ron IA BbI. Grtra Diuter Zen
parb6I 72e per GalIone. Cotton sseb
Del robes 4I--4Se, rdffHtrtss 5l--52c per
ealeHs. Terptntin 50e, Petroleum, Der,
fsttios i0t, Dhio, RenhItp unb Snbtanc
oLe per @aaone. grown GaIoIin lse.
Rapbta l5e per GdEIone.
Gals. - Der Marit IN rubia. Dhto
Ntrsr 90-95e, Dsi4iaaH uab afron 94e
per Bbl. pnn 230 Bfanb.
TaIs ift itstis. - lrima Ctsp 5Z -- &c,
DO. dountru s+-51ze per 8fuub.
Rs5 lsH:- Narst rnass. 9oughiosheup
G.25. Rub unb Slad 800, aanaub ba
st16soblen e3.25. Rus ano glad si 30
400 per Tonne abeelieFert. qautlofestads
fohIsn 1915, ant9roeite 1925 per Tonn.
abssfiefert. Gofe toftss 800 per Tonne
abesItsfsrt.
Sdmereten. - War.t fen. qEsefaas
men 81 .50--s.00 auf bem Beletis unh 50 90
ESQ per gu. pom Stnre. Ltmotba a. 90
$50 aaf benz @eleiis uub S5.O0-5 so
per Huihel pom gtsre. Su4rsisen 81. 90
SIa4siaamen S2.Tb per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-21

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betauut. 9ieies 8sitdnbuiB intrimiz
nirt aud Die Siabsaa Waloonaop, eine
5tieftodter pes grHlproeteH, beren
Giebbabsr Sruitllo mar. Bis es Iheint
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bic 3pei 5rauen. um in oem oarauf
iih entipinnenben Strsite nit einern
Snlppel iiber ben 4opf gef4lagsn unp
gstpotst Su fueroen. Ssins 2et6e muir
be Johann cine Wteile nom 6auIe fort
esIdlsppt, tbsilpsiis perbrannt uno ioz
banu in elmer 5elsi6Iuht psritedt.
Der Gapitdn Der bsrittensn 5srrttpris
5rso. 5ornoff, 2eutnaut 5.
R. Gollisr uno Sheriff Sultus Meper
ipiirtsn bic 8erbrehsr auf uuo brahz
ten iis gum 9eitdnonib.
sober 9siftliatr per-
ung Ii d t..SSu einsm b06IteieeHtbiims
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purbe piefsr 5age Rsp. Cecil Marrad,
Der Rettpr Der ct. Stspbens Gpiscoz
paltirhe BON Gan 5rancisco, aetObtet;
elm anperer bober geiitli9er, Rep. 8.
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gptscOpalsair6e bon ROB, purne
i1nsr perlest. orsi pettere erlitten
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unbere gertnsfiigtge 2uetftungsn unb
46i1iirfuneeH. Die geiftliten mah>
ten cine umfabrt auf oem 5euertpebr=
Guto BON RpB, uls Die Mofhine auf
Der f6Iiipfrigen gbauFee ausgIitt &C.
gen einen Baum rannte unn .hre Snz
iaiien obiparf. Ren. M2srad eerietb
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sGiu 9eseHitOR Hapoleuas.

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aorfe seborte nidt 3u ben gsitalten,
bic man ith i'm Sdnngsmeuae Der
S6laft porftelIt. gr bat ss nienlals
notbie gebabt, fsIbIt breinsubauen, Der
unterisgts 4rtiIeriit, iiber beSTenReit<
tunit uHo Siterbeit i'm Sattel ims
mer febr auseindnberesbenee meinunz
gen seberritt babsn. gaur in einem
peretn3et 9ebliebenen Sale lift Rappz
leon oaoon absstpihsn, anoere 6dnbe
init Der 4usfiibruHg elmer @epolttbat
gu betrauen. Gs banbelt Iih um eli
nen Sberiten ieiner 4rmes, ben Der
Rdiier I'm 3orn Dor Der 1ront niebere
tad, uno 3fpar 3u Grfurt geaengnoe
April 1913. DDS 9ege6niB fheint
erit ipdt gegenausgang Der 1860er
Sabre Dffentlif erortert noroen
5u feiH. unb aIs, tpieoer einWenichenz
alter berndd, bic 9ptaIprefIe barauf
5uriidtam, ipurbe bic Wohreit Der
betreffenoen Gr5G6lung aneefohten;
iie lei refine 2sgsnbe. Dph nun uns
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Gin ctnHGti. 81. Suni.
Der Ohio II iiberaa i'm Steiaeu bearif.
fen Bet bteitasr Staot bate Der EluB aes
ltsrn abeuo eineH @afsritauo ueu 9.4 Sus.
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ssssftrtssn Tasss bier stnsstroFen:
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8artsrs6ure. VI. ga. Der ;SIus Sat
s'nen naFerfauo DON SO Gus uns rant.
aaHawha 5alIs Der SIus aas Ell
HsH 9aHer'taH5 ppn 10 5ub unb itsbt.
6sarItfto on. I'd. ga. Der EIus hat
stHsn BaNeritaao voH 60 Jus uub fdat.
Bt. gteafaut, ga. ga. Der Tlus bat
siHsH Bsfieritauo pou 81 Jus uup iteiat
Cattle ttsburs, au. Der Slus bat
siHeH BaHerftGHe BON rs GUS uub iteigt.
ports mouth, .. Der SIus ha! Ell.
men BaHerftaHe pon 81 GUS unb fteigt.
ssutSpiII., Rp. Der ftub bat .ia.n
Naner'sane pon 81 5ns auo ftebt.
ep aHspilIe Sub. Der IIus bat
etnen s9anerhano pou 10 SuS uHS fteiat.