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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12
CLARkSHUKG.

A. n. Dangerfeld returned from
Columbus, O., where he spent the
holidays.
Mrs. Martha Jones, Mrs. Rather
inc Coleman. Mis-. Leana Robinson
Mrs, Mary Grayson and Mrs. Lottie
Brown are sick
Revival services are being held
at Mt. Zion Baptist church with
much success.
Miss Henrietta NintOn Davis re-
cited to a large and appreciative au-
-QiepCe. FRIDAY night, at the school
hall.
Miss Jane Johnson was somewhat
disabled by falling down the steps
at heT home or Water St---~----~---..--,-
Arthur Streets. aged SO years, died
at his home on Mechanic street
Friday night at s o'clock of bowel
trouble. A brother, Edward Streets,
and 4 sister, Mrs. Charles Danger
field, survive The deceased man
was \ we'll known blacksmith e.
pioyed at the Feltner shops.
The funeral was held at the resi-
dence Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
followed by burial in Elkview GEM
etery, Rev. Colbert officiating.
The funeral Of Elmer, little son
of MIR. and Mrs. D. Daniel, Of Point
Comfort, who died Of Group, early
Sunday morning, was held Monday
afternoon at O'Clock at the resi-
dence. Burial vas in the Masonic
cemetery. The child was IS months
old.
NJ and Mrs Jerry Lewis, Of
Buckhannon, attended the funeral
OF Mr.. Arthur Streets Sunday.
Miss Beulah Mckinley is suffering
with typhoid fever
The w. c. r. L. met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Villa
ice. A large number attended and
the outlook for future success is
promising.
Miss Cornelia Meade and Miles
Banks wore united in marriage
Thursday night, Rev, Colbert off
eating. The young couple have the
best wishes Of host Of friends.
Mrs. Carl Green and dauehter
nave returned to her home at Wheel
ing after spending the Yuletide with
her husbands parents.
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DEATH BLOW TO PEONAGE.
Supreme Court, Presided Over by q
Democratic Chief Justice, Hands
Down Decision of Great Siyni-
fcanse to the Negro Race,
Especial to The Advocate.

Montgomery, Ala, January 12.-,
Ihe AlonZo Bailey quasi-peonage
case, which has just reached set
Element by the Supreme Court of the
United States, the particulars of
which have been given in full in
the daily papers, Is regarded by the
people Of this locality as the most
important decision rendered by the
highest tribunal Of the nation in q
quarter of century, as far as the
Negro race is concerned.
1t is whispered about in conf
Dental way that men of prominence
and influence, Of both races, have
been working quietly on this mat
ter for over two years. Much graft
1ication is expressed over the fact
that the colored citizens who have
been interested in the case, had the
active cooperation Of the leading
white people Of Montgomery and Of
the State Of Alabama, who stood uD
manfully for what they conceived to
be right regardless of the color Of
the defendant. It Is stated that some
Of the best lawyers in Montgom cry
have performed expert service with
out any charge whatever. ,#.'.,.,
No small degree Of significance is
attached to the fact that this great
Victory for law and order foporight
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Kitty Mills is sick at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. H. b.
Branhan.
Mrs. Paige Bibbs has returned
from Virginia where she spent a
few weeks visiting relatives.
Josephine Louise, the little
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. G. w,
Cough. is sick at their home in the
West End.
Charlie Kennedy is reported bet
ter ut this writing.
Nelson Locke visited his son and
daughter at Donwood, Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Weeks, Of Donwood,
was shopping here Saturday.
George Cough spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents, in Charles
ton.
Charlie. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Rogers, is still Ill at this
writing.
Samuel Buster. of Lawton, spent
several days here last week.
Mrs. Rose Slaughter, Of West
Charleston, is here the guest of Mrs
E. G Page.
Rev. e. c. Page has been called
to the passionate of the Eagle church
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Bethel Anne. Church
Formally Dedicated
CROWDS TAX UTMOST CAPACITY
OF CHURCH RECENTLY PUR-
CHASED FROM WHITE CON-
IRRIGATION BY AFRICAN M. f..
CHURCH.

baltimore, Md, January IL
With crowds that taxed the utmost
capacity of the church, the property
recently acquired by Bethel a. NJ. E.
Church was formally dedicated Sun
day. The opening sermon was
preached by Bishop Levi J. CoDpin.
Rev. I. N. Ross, Of Metropolitan
Church, Washington, preached this
afternoon, and Bishop Wesley J.
Gaines Of Atlanta, Ga, occupied the
pulpit during the month, ministers
of. the various denominations parti-
cipating. w. r. Vernon, register Of
the treasury, was the speaker at the
services last night.
The new church cost 100000 and
Is located at the corner Of Druid
Hill avenue and Lanvale street.
The Afro-A Ledger Is now
installed in it's new building, G29 N.
EutaW street.
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HCCKHANNON.

Mft. James Wilks left Sunday on the
AFTERNOON train for Fairmont
Miss Ellie Lowry, who spent the
holidays at her home in Clarksburg,
<eturned here Saturday.
f. w. Jones and Miss Malcolma
Brady have returned, after spend
ing the holidays with relatives, and
friends. Their school opened Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Mumford
Of Elkins, spent . part Of the holi-
days he:e, guests Of Mr.. Mumford' s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Mum
ford.
tNIiss Reulah Smith was at IVES
ton Saturday,.
MIR. Martena, Of Meridian, was here
Saturday.
The Willing Workers Of the \. NJ
e. Church met with Mrs. Jas. Wade
Thursday night.
John Taylor and Frank Walker
were at Weston recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerry Lewis visited
relatives in Clarksburg last week.
Miss IIerictta Vinton Davis was
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Lu.
lu Stewart while here.
Miss II. V. Davis was here We'd
nesday night, but owing to the late
hess Of the trainf did not arrive ir
time to fill her engagement at tbs
A. NJ. Il. church, that evening.
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&c CORRESPONDENCE

to her studies at Wherefore Uni
Nercity, Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Price,
Mrs. Hartsell. and Mrs. Winbun, of
Dayton, O., were guests at the home
Of Mrs, Joseph Winbun, Sunday.
Wesley Boylston died Saturday
night Of locktaw at the home of his
parents on Delno Ave. Rev. w. F.
Walker conducted the funeral SER
vice Sunday
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PRATT.

d. E. V. Jordan, Gen. Agent for
Am. Workmen, Of Washington, D
g, was in town last week adjusting
the claim Of Mrs r. w. Holmes.
}. f. Morris was in Charleston,
Tuesday on business.
VIM. Smith, of Crown Hill, and
I. w. Holmes went to Plymouth
last week. While there they were
the guests Of Mrs. Richard Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. West. Of
ilugheston, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Holmes and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rollins
Mrs. Spencer Turner, Of Standard
was IN town Tuesday on business
Misses Jennie and Whey Ellis.
OF Hollow Grove, passed Through
town Tuesday en- route to Hughes
ton.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

The funeral services Of Anthony
Pate, the aged colorcd man who died
yesterday, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 p. m, from tho
Simpson M. e. church, under aus
piccs of the colored Knights OF Pythias
lodge. Burial will be In Spring Hill,
.t,.a2,. - ~ 8sffs ~ u -, IN
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12

Dock 1kudorsun, -roS - Hug hesten,
was Sunday guest OF T, w. Holmes,
Chas, Rollins made a business
trip to Montgomery Monday ~
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and justice, should come out Of a
court presided over by a Democratic
Chief Justice. Its felt that the
Bailey case has given q. death-blow
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12

Lawrence Sp1nnar. Morris .pNYne.
ckennith Hale AZ Maeeo e Haniii{on.
William Thomas. Noyes Crosby
Clarence Napper and Donald Camp
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12

TO the peonage business in the
south and that the beginning Of the
END OF the nefarious practice Is In
s'gnt' - >&,d ~ ~ .,1ai3qq .Aul
HBh".. J. duW &G1aAm 81 .arAmayoat
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12

Among the Little Folks.--~-Mil-
dred, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Kent, celebrated her sew
.enth birthday Anniversary Tuesday
of last week. Those partaking Of
her hospitality were" Bertha Cole
man, Florence Payne, Cassie Chand-
Ter, Virginia Wanzer, Thelma Spin
her, Edna Hoffman, Alice Hoffman,
Katie Thomas, Emma Kicks, Doro-
thy Brown, Anna, Campbell, Virgin
ia Parker, Grace Harden, Matte
Neal, Marcei Neal, Robert Downs,
Philimore> Neal, AIonzo Harden,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-12

Clarence I}urkS Entertnins.-
Clarence Burks entertained with a
dinner party, Friday evening, at the
home of his sis ter, Mrs. James Page,
Bradford ST., in honor Of Chas.
Page, teacher at Moundsville. His
other guests were: Misses Maude
Whey, Amelia Wilcher, Esther
Fulks, Hazel Lucas and Artists
Johnson; Messrs. Edward James
and Chas. Payne. The table was
decorated with candles and flowers
and the menu contested Of Blue
Points, picked pears, olives, baked
chicken, sifted peas, creamed Dota-
to balls, hot biscuit grape fruit sal
ad, waters, Vanilla ice cream assort-
ed cake, minis and coffee
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Sofal 8eridt.
Wihtig fir Giniuanberer
Ginc picIc sdwicr;gfriteu bcrcitenbc
Crbrc aufsebsben.

Die 4norbrano ots Ginpanee.
tanestommiFGrs DilIiams pou Guis
9slono, bab i,o,r Ginrpauberer min.
oeitsns S25 i'm geitss habsn miiHs,
I'm our Gonoura sugslohsn su per
ben, iIt BON Einpanoerungs De,
partsment in 0oihingion aufaehoben
porsen. anitott Der Orors bss Rom,
nifdrs bat 0je Ginipanotrungsbe.
torbe auf GfIis Sslano foIgsnbs Su=
itruttionen erh1Iten: ySn Grmanpez
lung elmer ot.sgIlteH geftimmuug
tenn teine Recs. fsItasftsIIt tperoen,
nsIt,n getroo tir eintpunbertr be.
i;bsn muB, um sWy qanoun1 3ueeiai :
len Su pernen. Disis 5rose mub in
sinsm i,osn SaQ fir iih srpossn
peroen. Got iou jsosr Ginuanoersr
cine asniiaenbe Summs bsiissn, Die
fir iein. geoiiy'riiis uno Die gsbiri.
riii, i.in.r In,tb0riesn ousr.itt. bis
er initunee iit. arbeit su srhol.,n.
WsRn nah inlon0jidsH Srteu uHtsrs
r,as, ion tr i'm gefig. zines RsiT,.
billets ooer .in,y 1suiiaenbtn Summs
iein, um ein til.t sritthen 81 ;on.
nen."
Der Iebiere 15til Der Srcr., BIZ.
Rtiit ms SnIaro bttrtfisnb, birfit
3abIrsihen 5nIr'Iitu ,in.n Idngeren
4ufsnthoIt in o,H DstsntiOnsrdumen
auf guis SsIcr9 srIparsn, penn bic
Grors in h.m 5innt nurtoeFuhrt
riro, in peldsw re srlcfi.u III Seits
BEN apmmiFdy Di1iams auf Gnis
Sfiaro bsrritt, ipureen NIT Reifes
billettsn peris5ene Jamili.n Der On.
oIiiition ubs,pt.ien, ptnn iis ntdi
i'm Bette Dor minotitens S25 pdren,
unb BON Der Jnaui1itioH fsitatbaItsn.
big bi, 8srD1noi,n m.br 9eip 'hids
ten, mas be- grobersr entf.rnuna oft
mehrtre 9a1e bduerts. Sdufia tam
sE Dor. bab inspiidtn Sinber in ben
DttsntionsrGum.n srtrantt.n, uno
t.t aufsHibcLt Der eans.u 5omitit
rpuro. oaeurh ouf Doten ousee.
tebnt. D,un .. 3. cine 5omilis, &C.
gen bic font Hihts porlas, iit gu
Werponbtsn Haf benz Wtftsn teasb,H
pollts unb ,tpa SO big SIS .3shr.
esIo i'm g.ilg. bate. 10 puroe Il. gu.
riideebaItsn uno an bic 8.rpaHbisn
frurbe um 3uftub ieIeeropbirt.
Wenr bic rsus Srbre aus WoIhings
ton in libsroIsr Weiie auss,I.gi ipiro.
ourfi. ne fir GinDanbersr cine ne
ientli6s erI,ittsruno iein.
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5sren Yerfetunseu srfssen,
Jrau Marp Shraasr iiirbt On ben
bei tiuem Autemsbilnmfaa
nlittsntn Berlesunesn.

Jrdu Warp Shr1s.r, 80 Sabre alt.
pohnbait an Der Clan uno Million
Sirabe. pslfe am 2. September an
Der ltberip une Race Strabe pon benz
auiomobil bss Oscar goiofmiib. go.
S45 Binobam 4ptnu., iibsrfohrsn urn
ihpsr perIesi puroe, ift gtiiern Rahs
mittas 4.l0 llbr i'm itnb.iihen 5oipis
tai aeitorbtn. Der Coroner uno bic
ppliSsi murnen benahrihtist unn
Gmil goibfmitb pom SO. Ia Green
ipooo Court. Anononlt, Der Bruoer
bss eisenibumsrs bss auiomobiIs.
iDsiher iih sur 3sit oes llnfalIss aliein
in btm araftfraeen befano unn osns
ielbtn leniie, rpurbe unter Der Anildgs
nss 9onHhldes nsrbafies uno ipdter
gtsen 9iireihofi auf freien Uub ess
fsb,. Rah feiner 4nsabs ionnt. or Den
llnfan nihi perbiiien. ba Grau Stri.
ger brett Dor nis laHgiom fotr.nos
Waitins ssireisn fei. Bon austns
s.ns,n pes llnioas niro bas,een be-
tauptsi, oab oas NutomobiI sur 3.it
cine erobs Gdhrssfhpinbist.ii befab.
Die peruneliidte Grau. ipeid: oubsr
ihiueren sfontuiipnsn uno acpfpuns
ben mebrert Rlppenbriita. uHe innsrs
0erIebunasn srliiien bate. mar nah
benz llnfnlls BON perrin GoloImiib
in oem Mutomcbi! noh BEN 9ofpiiai
gsbrnhi tporbsn.
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germist.

SoIsph q. TtaIonsp. Is SABRE oil.
bon go. GIT Deit s. apenue. ipurbe
etfisrn Der goIiSsi ais ptrmibi gts
mslbsi. Der 9di,r oeE iungen Tlons
nee b,fiirdliei, oab oerislbs sinsm 9ers
brshen gum Gpf,r asfali.n i.in mag.
er (oer gai,r) hats am Spnntag
Abeno cine Mirthihaii in Der RGhe
Der y. uno 8. S.sg9. giisnbahn bes
treien, nm tin 0las Bier su trin.sn
nnb iein Sobr tportste Dor Der Wirtbs
fhoii anf ibH. als tr noh einlaer
3eii oas 2otnI psrIi,b. mar Der jung,
Monn Ipurlos perihnunbsn une
ionnt. bisber iros sifrigi.sr Rad.
forftungsn nibt sefunosn tperbsn.
Die poIisei purbe ssftsrn tyfuht,
Rohforfhunsen mad Der spDlf 5abr.
aIt:n S0fspt Jcffs BON Rp. 729 Barr
Strabs onsuiielIen, ipsifer ilt) am is.
Septsmbtr SIS bon rem gssbe isines
9atsrs dneiensts nno p.rihrano.
nodbsm sr 5reunbeH esasniibsr bic
gemsrtune bate fnlisn InHsn, hnb .r
fih nnh HaihpilIe. 5.nn., bsg.bsn
tperbs
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Ufdn3enoes beatf6es Gxau.en
eimer juussm iarbiesn 7ams.

Bel Der Iesten 2sbrerpriiiuns bat
etnt farbiee ianae Dame. 3rI. Warr
Raior. Elm porsiigIihes Gramen i'm
DeutSden abssIsat. Die 6dt p.utihs
ausorudsipeiIe In ibreu ihriFtlihsn
Grbeiten iit iiberrdfheno, ebenfo 1T
ibrr pcIIsomn,ens ausfprode bes
Deutiten gu lpbtH. syrl. Ralor Ieats
bic 9runoldge su ibrem beuifdsn Wiis
fen in ben bieiiesn oeutfd.u 5hulen
uub besoa gu ihr.r pdoaaOsifhen anss
bilouna bus oeutife astrtrsEsminar
in WiIpuu.ee, tpeldes ihr Elm sl1nsens
Dee 3euonif ousitelItt. Nus oem Gss
fdgicn 1T eriihtIih. pas ia ohnthin
btiannt iuar, pab oie bitIigsn Ghulen
0tIseenbtii biettn, bic osutite Spros
tt sriinolih su eritrneH unb oab bier.
ourd, bic tngiiThen Etubien in .ein:r
Weife betintr6htiai fptreen. Bead
tensiperth lit. hab auf ben bic.
iissn 6otfhulen fdit Mls Tsutih
ais SiubitnFaf tpGbIsn. Tdrs
aus pirS iih tpohl am bsfttn Der aeis
iiia: SiefItano osrinistn 9suiihsn
ermeisn Iaisn, bit ibrt ainber Rem
unttrriht in Der osuiIhen Sprnte
fern halten.
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2Gben hoben, rnnbten Qampen pbe,
Bergen CUR Bslsuhtuns bentsen.
Jrau glIen Gonle. Die mittips
bon Deter gople, ftarb pcrlebte Nahi
IN Der Wobnuna hires Sobnes SoIepE
+. Gople. go. 335 Roro IL. Gtrabe,
i'm Ilter BON 68 Sabrsn.
= 9eoree 6srmann reitte ein Ge.
iut i'm prpbotasrictt elm, um iiber ben
9eiitessuitanb BON acuifs 6ern,onu
etne llnteriuhuug ab5ubulten.
Soieph McgaDiup puroe BON
Charles SobnioR BON Wauos tes
Cinbruhs anqstlast. Die antIags
ruroe Dor Dem bisIiasn 5rieoensridter
Su8ass sineersitt.
Der Strabsnbabu aonouttsar
Wsm. 6. Darn BON mi0bIetonn bal
Charles u. Sebotb bon BORT aui
$1,000 ShapencriaB osrtiast, tpsiI er
ron benz Iuipmobil bss geriIdoisn ses
tro'fen uno psrIctt tpuroe.
- Die nsusr 8loden Der Ct. Gts
ptans STRIDE trerosr nd6ften Sonntaa
cineeipeiM.
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Bis gum Moi biefes Sobres 5uiamt
menssIebt bat. Die dnaebIihe Jran
Mulligan rtihte fpGter cine Ghtis
bnnssiInse seeen ben W2ann Elm unb
oie aIdee fhtpebt sesenpdrtis nod in
ben Gerictten. Nm Sonntaa abenb
trofen bic 8eioen it'd, an Der 7. ap.
unb Race Strobe uno bisJrau bruhte
Wuuisan nah fursem Wortpshiel
cine unsefdhrIihe Stidpunbe in Der
9ruit BET.
Der Reeer s5'dne Bolt purbs tps-
gen arngens pttboreener Waffen, els
mes aeIdbensn 9epoIpers, nit elmer
@elnftrafe BON 800 uno aoiteH bes
leat.
Webrere Mirthe pom Rsb aight
Giitritt, pelh' Iebteren bic Qcliset
betdnnilid, peasn Der NIT jeDem 3dae
oortieIbft Observation-Disclosures oIaes
msin,n gtisBloiigtsit ihre bsionoere
auFmertiamttit iherti, besonnttn
fih Der liebsrfretltng bes Wlititrnaftss
eefsbes fhuIoia uno purbsn nit Der
iibithsn Strofe pon SO unb Soften
beIe1t.
6enrp Riddroion pnrbe fpsg.n Be-
truas gu 80 5agsn 9rtei.sbaus psrurs
theiit.
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1seIde Hnelssatsss ssbat 0nras, e.YtemberIo11

bns giiraerreht beiperben, por5uneh@
men. q appIitanten purben eramts
ntrt.
Serr 6. 8. arufe, bon Der
Dopblapn apenue. Ut. 9bomas,
peilt in Wartinspile, Sno.
- Spbn qi.rfon, II Sabre aft, ons
aeblih BON ct. aouis, ipurpe gsfiern
our friiben Stunbs in Der Grocerp an
Der 10. unb monmoutb Strabe, bon
osm goltseiisreeanten GreuB uno ben
gpIisi'tsn Smith unb 1beman ansez
troffsu uno geitane. oas Sberlidt ers
broden gu baten unb einseorunsen su
iein. Sein Sau nurbe auf tpmmenben
Dpnneritue feiteeieBt. Sn Grmanaes
lung Der uOtbieen giirgihaft muBte sr
einsefperrt peroen.
- Die Wohnune ess Spbonn nil
Ter bon gIarppiue, Campbell gountp.
purbe pom gliB estroffeu unb ftart
be'6Gbiet. Die Stsuns bss 5errn
Soispb @rnsiani BON Golo Sprilgs
lpuroe sbeufalls bonn 8IiB getroffen
unb brannte nteber.
Robert See tpuroe ipeaen RubeiiOs
rung i'm Stdotgeritte um SO une
Soiten te'trdft.
- Die nsue Surnhaue iit nun sss
fi6srt uno tpnlmt fte on Der 6. uro
Srharo Gtrabe gu fteben. 9as be-
treffsnbe Sommtttss bat bic Got BON
rs bei 135 SUB tduFIth erporbsn
unh ION ods Ssbduoe nit ben mo-
bsrrItsn @srbeFsruneen ausseita.tst
lperoen.
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9DotIitber Mmsgana.
6arrs Willu erIisgt einr jufdflis
erbalt,usn Etihwuaoe.

Der 16 Jabrs alte 6arrn MilIsr,
BON Ro. 2283 Gcleroin apenu., nell
der, tuis isirsr 3eii uusfiihrIi4 berihs
!et, am Somiias 4btnb in Der R1h.
ieiner eItsrIiten Wobnuno bon isiuem
aItsrssenoHsr unb syreunb 5rpiu
Gi.sler. bon MeRiden ap,nus, nabs
Gin Strats, sufdllis NIT einsm Ia
ihenmsiI.r in ben unterieib ssiioten
lpuroe. III ositern Nbenb sesen s uhr
i'm i,dbtiitsH 6oipitaI Der Stihs
lpunos erIsgsu. Ter Coroner purbs
btndhrittigt unb orbnsie einsn Sns
cueit an. 8isslsr, ipeiher nah Der uns
gludliden Qffaire bon bern Btbeimpoe
Ii5ifsen Gsppert perbaftet iporben
lpor, befinbst lih i'm Tetuntionbaui.
beg Suesnb9.rihts unb ipirb am
Wlittipot benz Jug,nbrift.r Spiess!
porgefiihrt perben. Die pclisei iii
iiber5eugt. bab Wailier bic t0btlite
Wunbe sufduia erlitien bat.
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Seutibcs Sbeater.


Ter nsue adpsamsi't:r bts Gsut.
ih.n 1heaters pirb morgeH init BEN
9ampfsr .8rober aurfiirii" bon gres
msr in Rsp Dori sinireifsn uuD iofort
nab ieinsm geitimmungsort - Gins
cinnaii meter reiien. no ihn bee
reiis bic arbeit in GsitdIt Der .ritsn
Spsretts erpartei, nit osren einituois
runs unptrsiigIit btapnuen ptroen
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Isatrastor Ro6. JeweG uea reinem
eisenca aulemo6i( d6srfa6reR,

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llhr an Der 4. unn Central apenus.
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Dor Der Wnfttne. ols elm niGiss
nusistr Sung. fid unb,msrtt pon ion,
an oer Steuerung su fhofftn matis.
gl0glih fttis iif oos automobit
nit sinem Rut in geipeaung, unb shs
5srr Jepeu Sur Stite fpriue,n tonHs
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fdtren. Ter araf.naatn rannte TO-
oonn ,insn 1ruhiftanb uri. tolIibir..
nit ,intm Grprebposen, iauiis ii6sr
ben Stiisnfpsg unb itiirsts in ben Nah
benz erbgefhOb oes Union Central
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s140 abbonben setommsn. l0as 4us
iomobil puroe non Der 8fbop Riss
ging Gomponp aus benz aek.rpee ses
hoben uHo mar acknowledgements
niht ihipsr btihGoist Uorbsn.
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