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The Washington times., 1912-04-17
VOTE FOR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
WILL Be RECORDED
Balloting to Be Feature Of
Spring Festival at Elks'
Building.

At the Elks' festival tonight WASH
ington people will be given a chance
to express their sentiments as to wheth-
or they prefer. Theodore Roosevelt or
William II. Taft as the Republican can
didate for the Presidency in the coming
election. A straw ballot will be taken.
Everyone entering the Elks' building
will be presented with a regularly print
ed ballot. on which they will be priv
ileged to record their choice for Pres
ident. The choice on the Democratic
ticket also can be decided. At the close
of the evenings festivities the ballot
boxes will be closed. and the votes
counted. -.--
In addition to the occasion being
known as ELECTION Night" 1t also will
be known az Eagles Night" The
Eagles of the city will be out in full
force to help make the evening a sue
cess. Hugh F. Harvey will welcome the
aerie members. A special program has
been arranged for the entertainment OF
the visitors.
Masonic Night was observed last
night. The Masons were out in full
force, more than 800 members OF this
order alon eattending. besides the wives
and daughters of many went along.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
CATARRH
The Enemy
Of Mankind
Sprays, Douches, Oint-
ments, Snuffs and Stomach
Dosing Have All Failed to
Cure 1t.

Catarrh is a vile and disgusting dis
ease because it's revolving symptoms
cannot be hidden.
Many people despair of ever getting
rid of catarrh, but IL they will go
about II In earnest they can stop the
discharge in a few days, Danish snuff
hes, hawking and splitting.
To end the misery of catarrh, breathe
HYOMEI. Get complete outfit today
and see how quickly catarrh can be
conquered with the soothing, healing
antiseptic air of the Eucalyptus for
ests Of Australia.
A HYOMEI outfit (bottle Of HYOMEI
and hard rubber inhaler) costs $1.oo.
Pour a few drops into the inhaler and
breathe It; that's all you have to do.
Breathe It Ave or six times a day and
watch the symptoms of catarrh disap-
pear one by one. HYOMEI is a tried
and true remedy for catarrh. coughs,
colds. Group and catarrhal deafness. For
sale by druggists everywhere. Extra
bottles II needed, so cents. Jas. O'Don-
nell and Henry Evans guarantee It.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17

renee said: Tennessee has the honor
to name unanimously one who Is not
an experiment. but who cain point to
her past record with pride" The namo
Of Mrs. Noyes received an ovation.
Mrs. william @. Peel of Georgia. was
nominated by Mrs. Anna Benning. At
this period the president general inter-
rupted proceedings long enough to an
nounce that word had been brought her
that political literature was being dis
tributed by the pages. This is entirely
false" Mrs. Scott announced. 'Our
pages are reliable and loyal, ana no
llerature of the sort is being distrib-
please, regardless Of any Influences that
may be brought to bear from any out
side source"
The name of Mrs. william 3. Libbey,
tion by Mrs Putnam. Mrs. Libbey Is
the wife Of Prof. Libbey, who occupies
the chair of Greek literature at Prince
ton University. She was nominated to
fill the place left vacant by the death OF
Mrs. Smoot. Of virginia, nominated
Mrs. George Scott Shackleford, whose
name was indorsed by the state OF IN
vice president general Mrs. A. X. Gait.
and Wisconsin presented In nomination
Mrs. William II. Crosby.
Mrs, r. II. Cunningham was nom,
mated from the State OF Kentucky, ano
Mrs. Morse OF Maine. brought in NOM
ination the name of Mrs. Charles #.
Johnson, bringing with II the unanimous
support of the entire Maine delegation.
The name of Mrs. r. M. Bratton, or
South Carolina. was seconded by Ne
braska, North Carolina, New Jersey,
Iowa, Rhode Island, and Indiana.
Ovation for Mrs. Woods.
When Mrs. Colbert. Of New York.
brought the name Of Mrs. Joseph s.
Woods, there was an ovation that
lasted several minutes, and when Mrs.
John L. Buel presented the name OF
Mrs. George II. Minor. of Connecticut,
there was another ovation.
At this point Mrs. Mary s. Lock-
wood stepped to the front Of the plat,
Connecticut, ladies. This State has
stood by us since the beginning. What
would we do without the Nutmeg State
She has STOOD by us for years, and we
must vote fbr her candidate"
All prospects, point to an elongated
session for this afternoon. 1t Is prob.
able that voting will not commence
until late in the day. and that on & &C.
voting machines the process Of taking
the vote and of counting 1t will be Ions
and tedious.
Beginning at 8 o'clock. the reports
from standing committees were TO be
heard from. Mrs. J. NJ Dickinson, OF
the committee on the prevention of des-
ecration of the flag. Mrs. James w
Pinchot. of the committee on conserva-
tion; Mrs. William Lawson Peel, chair
man OF committee of real daughters
Mrs. Alexander Z. Patton, chairman
of committee on national university
Mrs. John NJ. Horton, chairman of tht
Franco American committee, and Mrs
Luther Derwent, chairman of commit
tee Of preservation of historic spots. Al
8 o'clock the reports from the State
regents will be presented.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
Open to Misconstruction.

Mrs Teuton's description of the won
derful compatibility of a newly welded
couple Of her acquaintance might have
been misconstrued, when she remarked
that Frederick said Martha was a per
fectly idle wife," II 1t had not been for
the quickness of Miss Callville. She
translated idle" into ideal" which
was what Mrs Teuton meant, and
whispered the translation to the as
sembled company.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17

are really for Roosevelt. In the new
conventions this sentiment Is to be
turned loose, and the machines VIII get
the treatment that was so emphatically
accorded to them in Illinois and Penn
sylvania,
Delaware Slipping.
Right along with this discovery Of
ruinous conditions In the South, comes
the news that Delaware. confidently
counted upon by the Taft forces, has
declined to be delivered. The state con-
vention at Dover yesterday elected six
dcsegates. but. scenting the trouble that
is in the wind, rejected the proposal to
instruct.
If Taft can't get instructions in the
State of Addicks and the Powder trust,
where in the world is he to be assured
of control? That's the inquiry that Is
giving the machine forces everywhere
worry today.
Massachusetts is rising to the situa-
ton with fervor. The Taft people are
Pennsylvania performance is being
staged by the common people, and the
Crane mac chine is desperately fighting to
save itself, while every passing day
Crane and Taft.
West Virginia has pumped for Roose-
velt with a tremendous force. or dele-
gates to the State convention already
include several of the supposed Taft
strongholds-Taft had Sc to Roosavelt's
l3o 1t looks now like a solid delega-
ton for the former President. with In
structions for the big four.
Hawaii, which has no electoral votes,
has selected two Taft delegates.
Connecticut's state convention Is in
session at New Haven today, with in
dications that II will send up a Nutmeg
delegation for Taft. No fight has been
made by the Roosevelt forces in the
State.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
cincinnati Caught
Titanic's S. o. S. Call

NEW YORK. April H-Csptain
shulke, of the steamer Cincinnati, in
today from Naples and Genoa, reported
that Sunday night he received a wire
lision. At that time the Cincinnati was
$50 miles away. Shortly afterward
Captain Shulke, who hGd headed his
vessel directly for the Titanic, received
coming" That was the last word he
received.
The Washington times., 1912-04-17
Cuttings Win Heavily
On Philadelphia Course

PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-Massa-
chusetts players won both matches
here yesterday In the national cham
pionship court tennis doubles.
c. 8. Cutting and f. Cutting, Cam
bridge. defeated q. Harding and Edgar
Scott, 6-5, O., Ga, while Joshua Crane
and @. r. Fearing Boston, defeated q.
e. Atherton and w. Edward, 60, Ga,
6-l.
Jay Gould, Of New York, and w. II.
T. Huhn, OF this city, will meet the
Cuttings in the semi-hnal round Of the
tournament tomorrow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

- Rapor %. g. Quingbp Don
DaptoH srnannts Soisph 9amerpr
3um pripatpOIi3iftsn Der Wanbattan
Bathing Bead.
5rau ). M. Sempelmun unb
5o6tsr Seb, bon GbarIsston, 80. pa,
peilen ouF geiud bel Jrau 6. Z.
Aursler on Der s Qpsnus, Gagton,
Gp.
0as aommittss, bas bic Qrrans
ssments fir Die Ginpeibuna bss neusn
y5ratsrnal 9aa" Gebiubs in 56nbsn
bat. osriammsIt lid heuts 4beno in
Der Wobnung bon SRI. anna 4rmz
1trons on Der 6. 4penus, 9apton, ap.
GrI. GInOru Wulu Don Der
Warb aOe,. gsaspus. ift auf gefu6
na6 WapsDills, ap., ssrsiit.
- 5err Gilbert Bebsr bon gsnspu.
bat cine mebrpohsntIihe 0.rouiis
sungsrelis na4 ben S.en dngetreten.
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SSsn Der aeitriaen Sisune 1ina bcrl
eolrntg stommiIiaren bon oem iiao.
tlid,en 8ailerperts- Eepnrtement eine
gsct3 siL oer3uiolge in 3ilfunit 0as
eoniltp fiir alles gSaiier besahien
nhrR, oas bon aontrnttoren fir Goun.
ip.arbeiien perbraufi miro. @leid,.
5eliig miro INN cine 2iite Der iest Iii
ansfilbrlmg iih befinbenoen aon.
frofte eriud,t. Inn ieitmitellen, OBJ
oabei ltaotlihes Waiier beuust piro
ODER nid,t.
lie Beiiiion Der Staot aorpoon
Dab oieieibe als ielbitiionoiaes
loipnfbip" beiianirt fperbs, purbe
nlf Gmpfeblung oes gountp. .ampaiis
Campbell abseipieien, lpeiI bic notni.
gen geieglifen St,ritte nid,i beaf,iet
iuoroen limb. Qorpooo befinoet lid,
Jest gum 1heiI in Riaereef. ann
IbeiI in COLUMBIA 1olpnibip uno
mus lopuship Stenern be5ahlen. Die
IN sSeaioa foniitien. ipenn Die Staoi
elm ielbitiidnoiges Jcapnihip biloei
Ter aontroft fiir Die gerbeiieruna
Der GeIbi Nife nurbe an !. Ridoioa
auf lein 4naebot BON $24.i38 iiber.
irdgen. Tie d.ineren gieter poren:
gs. Y. 5lpnn. $29.279.07: afrd,ner
Contribution Co., $30.f92.57; G.
Ruebel Contribution Co., $50, 1851.
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lGbas. 9. Triseplf. q, 1416 Ieotn.
lNlie Wtoe Uiiler, 18, IA Bart 4pe
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tgIante 9. Sorlp, 81, SaDlsr Bar.
lWdr 6. SimieI, 80, 27Ol alice.
I 9ouifs 6. 6. Sasbr, %, 536 Sop
tins Strabs.
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iGatb. u. Mariartp, Is. 813 Barr.
JJrso Buns. 81. 124l anppliun.
leend Derner, 20, 1T25 sppnstnb
5bso. !. GubT.r, q. Dontou. On.
| lRoie g. S'Gonued, %. 500 ebeftnut
l9ebbnrb 8errinssr. 81. Dabe uni
I Central
l5rontss Wl. Goines, 43, Dcbe uni
Central.
! gincen3r MdriopsGlo, "a, 328 on 6.
fGonitance DsIutca, 16. 5316 Central.
lRi6otas Seoco, %. 1l14 groaopup.
t5rdntes WteGIaiIOn, l9. 30s plum.
I2Ouis 9ebbnrb, q, 1916 ainn Ctr.
iemma Strsdfub. 20. l514 ainn.
gincsnt Ssntter, %. 2817 eri. ap..
tsmmd SeoQop. q. 20O4 sorrence
RoQ6.
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goIisiit COMFORT fanb frik e..
tern Wlorgtn Gin 5sniier ees 3rpeios
Jn'tituts Der prooioent GGpinos
Sani &c 5ruit Co., an Wslrois Qp,uue
uno WtcWaiIlon Strobe, often DOT
cine lntsriutuns eraab, bob nidts In
Der Sant angsriibrt unb bab bas T,ns
itsr IsosnfaIIs aus 9srisben often oss
!ansn tporbsn mar.
- etnbrther brdnaen burt eiu
otnttrfsniter ia oas etabliTem,ut
Der aeupa5ra5sr 60, no. 2O5 0ine
StraBs, Elm unb .nttpsnbster ,in.n
poiten 3isorr.u.
- 6rdu effa aemp, go. 11oa
grodolpop. msIoeteis Der qyoli,ei 6ob
cine eolosne ubr i'm Dertbe BON s1Oo
aus tbrsr Wobnuns eeitobi.n purb.
Sts CAB ben Qamen zines Ronnes ON
ben lie i'm YerDdnt bat, ben Tisbltoh
bssdnsen gu babsn.
Die 5Gls ssssu bic 8arbisr. q.
Jiss. bon Ro. 2112 gilberi ap<nut
ano :. Deer. bon Ro. 2504 ges,man
strabs, iDel6e am Dsontao unier btr
Vintage Der llebertrsiuns Der pom g,s
iunobeltsomt aufseiisnten 9orfdrii.
ten perhafRt iporben iparen. tpurbsu
bis gum IA. 4usuit p,ritobsn.
gobp Barr, pripotipdhir In
eonsp 5sano. ipur6s uii<rn peoen
tbdiliten ansriffs auf Rad Thai
bon Ro. 1917 5adbsrrp Strobs. an
elmer gelbstraie pon $5 unb aojisn
nsrurtbsilt. Barr fibris bic 4uffi6s
I'M 2nn3popiIlon uno bemerste sinsn
Dsann, Delher irob risosrbolier Wors
nung harouf beiionb, ben .gunnp
5ns1 5u tan5tn. Der pripcinddter
foa lbaI asihIasen baben. Tn Der 4ns
nabmt. oab er Der beireffsnne 9Gnser
lei. 1bcl tradte iebof mebrere :3fus
gen bafiir bti. baB niGi er. ion6srn
Elm onotrer Wonn ben .1unnp qua"
getan5i haiie.
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MMtuutpbilmnfan.


an Rsabins Roab uno Rann Ola.
&C fonb 9eitern Radmittag cine ihpsre
acliiipn sptfden btm Quicmobil ees
Ikoeor gshringsr, bon Deter Ctr,
eopiHgton, an., unb Der Maihine Der
Jrou 1rdeatr, Vo. 1868 Reaeina
Roao itatt. Dos 4utomcbil bss gehs
ringer, in pel6em ii6 auber ibm
isin Sobu 5rsb. gsbringsr unb feline
glihts Tlinnis gshrinesr. % Sabre
alt. BON Rerp Yort, befanben, ipurbs
tbelliusiie oemolirt unn 9beobor gebs
ringer iotpie glinnie gebrinaer lpurs
ben auf bic Strdbs ssfhIeubert une
'tfper perIsst; bic iibrisen perionen
tamsn nit bem Sdreden bopon. Die
YsrunsIltttn tpuroen ibleuniafi in
slnem onoeren automobil nah bem I'LL
oti6en 6oipitol 9sbract., po oas pc
finben beg 5srrn 8ehrinesr, pelt.r
bstuubtIos mar, als duberit bebtntIicb
h8sitnet tuurbe. Der aiis Serr bate
sinen Stobslbru6 unb anbers Wsrlsss
unasn erlitien. Ssine Tihte batk
Stnittpunbsn an Der Stirn, om Ras
den uno an ben geinen, ioipi. itmerss
hafts aontuiionen bapongeiragen; its
bod tpiro ibr 3uiinno niht fir Be.
oentIih gsbalter. Dos 9lutomcbil beg
gstringsr ipurbe bel bsm llnFalI i6tp.r
bsftdeist unb ouber Dienit aefiellt,
pdhreHb bic Waf6ine Der ssrau sras.
ger, ipsIhe BON Dem Chauffeur Sions
ltn Smith, bon go. 361S grepiter
4pe.. GDdniton. etItrtt tpurbe, nur
leiht kibdbiat purb-. Di. beioen
automobile fuhren in .nis.eene.Issisn
Ri6tuHasn. unb Der gbauffeur Der
Irutser'f4en Waihins ipoflte elmer
Strdbenbabncar auspsintn, tpcbei .r
init boiler Dudt bas anesre autos
mobil onrannie.
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3tpei 8Habert
i'm leeten angenbIife pom lobe bes
Grtrinfens serettu.

PAUL Gain, II Sabre off, bon go.
235 Of 3. Sirabs. unb Grnit gab,
la Sabre ols pon Ro. Al Main Ctr.
bsfonben fih asiisrn Wors<n am Gus
BE bon blum Strobs in einsm Ras
hen. uno gerieibsn in bds ;yabrpdiTsr
oes flubauipdrts fabrsnbsn DAM
piers Cincinnati. Su ibrr qnsit
iprdngen fie aus osm Ro6en unb psrs
lutten iih ourh Sdtpimmen su rets
ten. fpurosn ieooh bon Der Stromuna
srabt ano ipdrsn 3fptifslIcs srtrunien,
ipsnn Der Dampier nidt ftnea beis
etlegt bate unb 3pei Witgliebsr Der
Usanni6oit. pope Sospptr uno Wm.
Sopdro in eintm Ra6sn BEN grtrins
tsneen su !oilfs seeilt pdren.
Die beioen ipurben i'm lestsu quaers
bid BON ibrsu Retttrn erreid,t unb
IN ods Boot se3osen. Sis ipurben auf
osm Ddmpfsr mad Der Werfis unb
oon bort aus bon benz a}oIi,ii.en
Geuhtenbers beimgsbratt.
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Retter SrGutieam.

6ranees Quinn, ssnboberin zines
Sogirhauies Ro. 10 @eit I. apenuc.
erpIrtte geiteru einen Saitbeiebl se.
aen elnen Dtann Nonvens 8eorQ
Slpseomb, bon Snbepenbenee, an..
lnter Der gnflnee bes1roBoiebitabls.
Sic beborpet. nit 2ipsccnlt, nelder
iih ibr aegeniiber fir einen eiien.
babnoeteftio alsgeseben bate, Der.
lobt gepeien gu fein unb oaB Der
Wann ploslid, mter Weitnabme eines
Giamnntringes, eines ssoars Tia.
mantohrringe, forpie eines 8oarbe.
TRACES In Sohe bon S11.O0 psr.
ltHplnoen iei nat,Ssm Der Soh3eiis.
tag berelts ieiteeieBt iporoen mar.
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Der Noientba l.Ny9 orb.
Siefige goii5ei BON Der Nem yorfer
SebOrbe erinft, ani bic
W0roer sM iabnoen.

Der ekf Der GebeimpcIi3si Grafps
foro frbieIt gefiern Girtulare BON Der
polt3ttbebOrbe BON Nen Oors nit
Beihrelbungen unb giIbern bon fiinf
Wdnnern, fpelhe Inn 3uTammenbange
nit bem fsniaiionslIsn Roientbal.
Worb sefudt iperben. Die Ramen
Der Jniii8fIiidiIinse iinb ;yraut DliIs
ler alias rWbiiep astpis" alias .,Wbiie
SAD, alias Jaeob SiessI; 2ouis Ro.
fenberg; 5arrp 6orrofpib alias .Opp
t6e gIooo". alias ~eepp1 alias 40,
mes; pDago Jrani" unb Gam.
Shepps. 4ebnlifs girtulore finn an
bic gsborben alIer sr1beren Stdb.e
ots eanbes gtfdnoi porben. Ga fou
fih bsi ben fiinf Rdnnsrn nm bic eis
a.ntliden W0rosr oes .Gambl.rs"
6ermdnn RofentboI bdnbeln, iuelter
betanntIif aneeblit auf 4nitiftung
oss ppli5eiIeutnants gsdsr DOT benz
1otel Ulstropols srihoiien nurbe.
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Dos Bureau of Wunieipdl yieieard
plant cine fDsennnnie gubeet aus.
teuuns. bic rdbrenb sipeier Wofen
I'm Wonat Osiober itottfinben fo[.
Werf6ieoene Roufleuie babsn fih Be-
reits init gr0beren Neirdssn fir bic
Oefnns Der llntojttn psrpflintet, unb
Dr. 3. d. llpfon non RtD g)crs Der
osroriias 4usHeIIungen fnon onberss
no stlei!<t uno nit Grfola ourf,aes
fiibrt bat. tpirb nuh bos bieIiae I'm.
tsrnebmeu in bic 60nb nebmen. Gr
pttIt btrtits felt einiesr 3tit In Der
'Stnbt uno bat nit ben Dororbeitsn
ponnen. Durn bic AusHsauna lol
oorghb0H perbsn. no bic jt6biifhsu
0elbtr bIeib1, ntI6e fiir bcS Stat b<r
6taoi bsnsniai pssbsn. Doa q.
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u E iu y o Z I.

Die Nsiuport Office inr Sas .Gin.
aHnatier gDltsblatt" beiinbet iidl in
Ho. 339 YOrt Straae, segeauber Dem
GourtbGuie, ippielbit 0euisfeitcn, gm.
5eigen II. !. iu. bis 10 u9r 45 Iiuu.
ten abenos entsesemsenommen iuer.
ben. Selepbou Sonih 2401.
- Gbeideine: 0srnon Carpenter
uno 5attis Soparo, beibe Don Canal
Win6eiter. 8. - 81. $. Dennep uno
3elpba gater, ,beios bon gortlanb, Snb.
= 9oparo 8. Snsa BON Waiamisz
burg, s., unb Surab goore DON Ser
mdntopn, 8. - Jrant Seilie unb gls
la Spie bon Oapton, 8. - Riharo
Soutbsate BON st. 5bomds unb 4iz
leen 9. Broom Don Hspport, ap. -
5arrp W. Qustsp BON Cincinnati, 8.
unb 2aura 6. Sriegs bon gelepue,
Sp. - Rso. Wartin 3. Dapis unb
eona 6. S6aufels. bsib epon Belle
Due, ap.
-Grunbeigentbums ue6ertraaunz
gen: 9enrp S1thott an 6ermdnn
Sattler, Got 80 Jub an Der Center
StraBe. 8ellepue, 81. - 4lbert G.
2etpis an Garrp M. Snpber, Got an
Der Wst pleoiant aDs., Sigblanos
81. - Carrie Malter an eSaeob e.
Wdlter, Got. 25 Sub, an Der @ocb>
man Ctr, 81. - Sobn Wullddep an
sSobn unb gtta Rice, Got an Der
9ranb 8iep 4oenus, $476.
Jrau annd Raifon lit oeftern
mad Denper, Gol.. abeereiit, nofelbft
fie am 8. 4usuit bic Memorialz z9Rebs
In Der Suprsme Qoge Der gptbias gis
tiers uno Der q. Of q. baltsn pirb.
- 3ds neue Mobilar fir bic
gountn Glertse unb SberiffssSffiee
traf geitern bier Elm unb pirb fofori
nit Der 4ufftellung besielben beaon.
aen fperoeH. - Da Der gountn=glerf
'inen feuerfiheren, Qnbau an Der fiin<
liben Seite bes GourtbauIes .rbielt,
I'm feline Dotuments auf3ubeuabren,
JsbeH bic Stabt Rommiffdre audi
nit bem Gebanten un1, einen Gbulitea
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Opfer Der sIettrifhen Gar.

PIeI pcI kleTtLtl mtn Y
tSasatalTsnsfne Ass Ginrnnutisr Splissla.i.l
9amilton, 80. Suli, Rur;
nab bier ubr beute Rahmittae, oIl
Der 14lobrise Charles BERN, Sohr
oes 5errn Sobn W. gsrrn, bon Ro
| 5 Shenf Npenue, 2inbenpalb, in bel
Rdbe Der Traction Office an Wt,
Yleaidnt Ipenue, bon einem Wdgen
ab'prdng. ipuroe er BON elmer pesisl.
ben Weges tommenbsn 6rahtsgar Der
Shto electric Railroao 60. aetroffen
unb oerart perlett, bab er binnsn sebn
Uttnnten fein 2eben dusbauhts. Der
llneludlthe fpranq birett Dor bie gor
uno Der Usptcrmann bate Teine @ez
legenbett. biefelbe nod rs6tseitig sum
Stlllfano 81 brinsen.
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