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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
PIONEER WOMAN Is
CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Charlotte Cunningham, wife OF
Peter Cunningham, died at her home
at 227. Thirty-frst street, Ogden, early
yesterday morning from paralysis.
age. She came to Utah by OK team
in 1866 Funeral services VIII be held
at the first ward meeting house IN
Ogden at noon tomorrow, after which
the body will be brought TO Salt Lake
for interment. Short services will be
held 1T the grave at 3 p. M, to which
friends are invited,
Mrs. Cunningham is survived by one
son and three daughters: John Atkin,
La Grande, Or; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hendy,
Naf, Ida; Miss Lizzie Scaacr. salt
Lake. and Mrs. Frank Mills, Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
PURCHASING AGENT BUSY.
Believed Department VIII Effect Large
Saving,

Ono 90 the busiest Offices under the
city administration Is tho purchasing
agents department. where Warren &.
Boeuc and a corps of assistants arc work
ing overtime In AN effort 20 bring order
out OF the confusion Of buying suppliSs
Tor all Offices ana departments under the
administration.
The task Is made still more difficult hv
the city administration had permitted It's
supplies 10 run low before tho change Ia
administration. Mr.. Boguc has had no
opportunity 10 prepare n statement for
tho first month Of the year on the amount
or money expended by' his department or
The saving effected Large economies arc
being effected and tho department is cN-
pected - save The city Il large amount
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Telegram of Protest.
The TELEGRAM follows:

The telegram follows:
SAT- Lake City, Jan, ., 1917.
National Board OF Censorship care
Rex Manufacturing company, 6lS
Eleventh avenue. New York.
My attention is called 10 the De-
ccnbcr 30 issue of The Moving Pic
ture News, containing article on
The Mormons,'' q western drama To
be released by the American Film
company January 25; also the De-
cember 80 Issue OF the Moving Pic
ture World. containing cut from "A
Victim OF the Mormons," a three
reel special feature to be released by
the Great Northern Film company
February 3, 1912.
On behalf of the people of Utah.
earnestly urge that these motion
pictures be suppressed, | respectful
~ submit that their exploitation will
tend TO revive and kindle prejudice
against this state. For years the
commercial interests OF Utah have
been hampered, the industrial de-
velopment OF the state has been re-
tarded and the standing of it's citi-
Zens assailed by malicious msrep-
Presentations regarding the religious
beliefs and moral ethics of the pco-
pie of Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
THREE SENTENCED
TO STATE PRISON

Three prisoners were sent TO the Utah
state prison TO serve sentences bv Judge
Frederick e. LoofbouTow Of the Third dis
trtct court Saturday morning Tim Long
convicted last week Of robbery. was sem
fenced 10 serve twenty-five yosrs in the
state prison. while Spiro Argent0s. A
Greek, was given fifteen years Judge
Loofbourow sentenced George EZor. cor
Victed or q statutory offcuse. 10 five
years In the state prison
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
WANTS GRAVEL PIT.
Bryant Young Makes Offer TO Lease
Warm Springs Deposit

Bryan, Young. SO South Second West
street. submitted an offer yesterday TO
the city commission FOR a hve-ycar lease
OF the Warm Springs gravel pit Young
offers $500 for tho fvc-year lease. si0o6
10 be paid in cash and the remainder
in yearly insialmeuts of $500. In add :
lion, he offers TO break and haul away
5000 cubic yards of rock which littors
tue place and guarantees TO keep the
surface OF the plot level ana I'm first
class condition.
The application will he considered a,
Monday nights meeting Of the com =
mission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
A. RICHTER OFF ON
TRIP TO THE COAST

\. Richter viii leave today for a
three weeks visit 10 San francisco and
southern California cities During bis
absence from the city Mr. Richter will
attend the examination of A. r. Elder,
who was recently arrested at San Diego
on the charge Of Hsiug the United
States mails 10 defraud Mr. Richter by
means OF forgcdS deeds 10 real estate
in this city. Mr.. Richter will be the
principal witness in the trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
CITY GETS INTEREST.
Treasurer Receives Check From Deposi
tary for s432.2e.
This is casy noney."

This is easy money"
Frank Godbe. city treasurer. murtnured
the above sapcnt remark as ne gently
fondled check for St3229. made out 10
his credit treasurer by the Dcscrel
National bank. the now city depositary
The check represented The amount OF In
tercsi paid by the bank on the credit
balances Of the city during the month
OF January. and Is n clear profit To the
city.
Under the terms OF the award made by
Treasurer Godbe. the new depositary
agreed 10 pay per cent on daily bal
3hces ana charge 4 pcr cent ON over
drafts. The average balance in the city's
favor during tho twenty six days Of
January In the Dcserct National bank Of
the city's funds was s3O3. i32 @5 and the
interest on this amount WAS Si32 % This
Is the first addition TO the citys income
obtained In this manner
Z. The balance TO the city's credit ON
February ] was 1927 .6S6I0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Mrs. Agnes King May Recover

Although Mrs. Agnes King. 50 South
Fifth West street, who was found early
Fridav morning in the street nearly
frozen TO death. developed pneumonia
yesterday at st. Marks hospital as a
result of the extreme exposure to wbic h
she was subjected, Dr.. ". B. Sprague,
the attending physician, believes that
the woman will recover,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
u|VDERWR|TERS|
At A|V|VUALB
Utah Association 81
Brilliant crosd|
Yearly Afail
MANY GUESTS III
Governor, Mayor al
ance COMMISSIONS
Shown Homo.
MANY GUESTS p

The Utah association of1|
writer's entertained last I.
banquet at the Hotel UtaL
cnth annual affair of {k.
ton. Two hundred men !.
were IN attendance. m.
guests Of honor were Cover,
Spry, Mayor Samuel G ps,|
surance Eommissioncrs win
Of Utah. and Mccoy. "a.
Seventeen life insurance
wcro represented at the "a
After n splendid mem &
Joseph V. Smith. president
soclation. delivered an a,j4,.
come, expressing the plca9
hosts in having the aovSS.
and commissio oners preseuf
Iy reviewed the history of
writer's association and ~
ed when he told of the s1a,,
in the membership duYinf
year. =
Rev. Francis Burgctts
presented as the toastmas.,
troduced ,tbe speakers IN
Done gave an official yieu'
surance and eompllmentsd 4
the Improvement made in n
of securing business. Ha
underwriters TO Cooperate =
partmcnt to secnre furthe,
ments. W
Miss Alice Lund resporda;
" IN the toast: Cliff I'm
Woman 's Rcasonipg.', 4
Bennett spoke on "The Wifi
Where Lies the ResponIHlit
Nelson entertained his he,
au amusing response to IN
Gus Side Of Life Insurance &
{. D, kipp spoke on 'eConssr
Life insurance. - and Jam
mage had for his subject, ii]
ance from a Policy HoIdc
point, 7'
Governor Spry gave che
dress of the evening. Bes,
The toast, "'Iife Iusuranei
State, the chief executivs
ute TO the insurance conn
their men who, he said
much to build up Utah. u
mcn.tcd the companies aud
on the high caliber OF the
form the rank and file of
ance forces and stated that
great things from them In
An ENJOYABLE feature Of, 4
was the musical progranam'
by the Romania Hyde orch
The committees having
successful affair in chared
Entertainments commit{ea
Spencer, chairman; George 7
i. J. Rawlings, VIM l.. KeI
Invitation and reception
&C. d, kipp, chairman; q
George w. Peck. C.. r. Kn
Hathaway, George d. Aider.
James, L. j. Lime, o, ". IN
Motley. A. c. Shaw. L. w. II
j. A. Spencer, Will g. FL
James, c, Ed. Moss, Ed R>
NJ. Chandler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
CASES OF ALLEGED
BURGLARS GO OVER

INC cases OF II. z. Rodier and I'D Ives.
accused OF burglary in the second DEGREE
Were continued until, February T., In
the case OF Rodier. sentence &c 10 be
passed at that time the, defcndeIt aav-
Ing entered plea OF guilty Ives Is cN-
pccted In change his plea ot not guilty
10 guilty.
The two men implicated r. A. Radke
IN The climo and his case Is now pendjng
lD the 5conrt OF Justice Harry Harper.
Radke will be given prclimInery hear
Ing E';s week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
CITY AND vICIN

THE FUNERAL OF Mrs 81
son. wife of a. I. Anderson, Q
in the employ OF the Oregon (
who died Thursday, was 10
O'Clock yesterday afternoon fn|
sonic temple. The service waf
by the Lynds chapter, o.. z IS.
F. a Slinpkln delivered "a
eulogy To The dead woman.
bearers were six conductors q
Mr.. Anderson, Interment "
Olivet cemetery. ~
FUNERAL SERVICES for
Jepson, aged 70. 14S0 South "
street. who died at ] o'clook
afternoon or Brjghts disease. y
at g O'Clock this afternoon
mortuary chapel of Joseph wv
lor, Friends are invited stq
services. 1nterInent VIII % "
cemetery. y.
FRANK L. kENE6Y IS N5n'
sister Mary Hanley, at 'oif r.
ty-second street. Omaha;
writtcn 10 Postmaster Artnllt q
she states that kenegy was
CITY last October. but sine
they have not heurd from Inl4
that their mother is worry'ne
THE FUNERAL Of Glars
Mace. aged I'll Inqntlsi dsucsu1
ana Mrs, Janes Mace $50 sor
West street: who died friezs
chitis. Will be held from, ",
sixth ward meeting house 81 /,
noon today. Interment VII o. y
cemetery. W.
CITY RECORDER Non!s
rea chcd home last night irpn
trlp to Mexico. Mr.. Warrpnmr, X :
The DELAYED Los Angeles lAl,'
ing home by way OF i-aredo, -
missed the trouble Ut Juaists
TO RECOVER $4,000 da1ses
death of Mike Eukich. wau !
while working for, the deIeaa' ~
and Nicko Lukich began suls,
district court Yesterday aha'N-',
Construction company -
THE REV. JOHN n. A. L,',s
pastor OF Calvary Bapus, ~ 4.
heen recalled 10 the churcn. ~ ~
rive in the city Tuesday. ~
and win hold services Thuls|
and sunday mornings ana 49,
MURRAY z. KING viii spsa'' ,a'
before the Socialist Lyceu1v vc,ss'
Moosc building, 222 Soith Tse,| No
street. on Socialism, ne
ion" N
FUNERAL SERVICES ,,, ioT
Ann Dcwer viii be held ~ .e,
ward meeting house t2t!z5sl. e,,nl1
rermeut will be In the 10
TnE SUPREME couE.s>, E.s>,.a<
day morning and adWit,su,. of
man OF The supreme som @ n o.
ton To practice at thecpp Il,
THE BODY OF Charles e
six months, who died 81 ,ssrca
Souih street Friday; NaSsfsfdd y
gan. Utah. for burisi
MRS. ABE MARTIN, ,ia a,'s at
, ,orv serious operali9'i
-,ross hospital. IL now a'
South Tenth East sttee.s ~.
RANoHoLD cuRTiS vi
final decree Of divorce nstro|
by judge Gcorge y,
lay. Il, ~. l,,..r - an n
MRS. E. E. SHERAhp 7.i5
lddresS iiyis evening u,ac.5,
Tic Waterloo NJ. ", cnu'ss
LESTER N. LAMeER,s
,sncr rompanv left las'
L orli on a business trp.
Tribane Want
BclI Wasatch 3560- &Vf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Only Jail Sentence.

j. n. TcmpIeton. prize hehtcr.
charged with conceallug Ella Price and
Lizzie Ilo!coinb. two minor girls who es-
-apcd from the state Industrial school a
week ago was sentenced 10 ihi,dy davs
in the city Jail by Judge T. Ai Bowman
OF me police court Yesterday morning.
Templctou bad previously entered a
nlea OF gully when lie was arraiEued in
the poicc court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Governor Is Vigorous.
The governor sent the following fcIc
gram III reply to Mr.. Swenson.

gram IN reply to Mr.. Swenson.
NM January ~. ,l9l9.
William II. Swanson. No 57a
Eleventh avenue. New York MANY
thanks for yours OF the llth AMI
your interest in the matter nr OH
jectiCnabic films. Please note tbnt
my telegram OF January w.s nos
protest filed On behalf q, the Nor
mon church, but a protest on behalf
oi the state OF Utah While as n
mcmbc: uf tic Mormon church | am
cad to appeal 10 the manufacturers
of the Objectionable films to sun
press them. | voiced In that telc-
gram protest that represents tho
objections o: the people of n sovrr-
eiSu state. knowing that tie cx-
. pio,tation OF ihe pictures in question
wiz do h'reparablc injury 10 Ctuh bv
poiscnng aud preju6iclns The minds
Of the younger generation especially
against the state.
| wish You 10 convey my reitcrs-
ton of thai protest. and now want
u TO DC most cmphaticniIy, coUvcvcu
'h3l | wiz Novcr consent 10 Utah or
any. institution or person OF Utah
paving money 90 SUPPRESS those
ssndcrouS films, a precedent that
would he most dangerous. Once the
state began bnNing these objection-
able pictures there would be no end
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
SUNDAY-CLOSING
ORDERS UNCHANGED

The Sunday closing orders Of the de.
partment Of public safety remain uu-
changed from the previous week. and
onlv those cigar stores operated in con-
ncctiou with saloons must close. De
liverics Of meat. milk, etc, are permit
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Single Tag Causes piscussion-

IN the course Of lecture at the Com.
merciai club yesterday afternoon BY
Charles Frederick Adams. Il lecturer of
national reputation ON political econo-
my. spirited discussion cpsucl when
some soi those present took issue with
Mr.. Adams OH lis proposed system Of
taSn,ion, NJ. ,Adama s suhicct MAS -
HalionYI SA Astein OF Tnxation. :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Forberg Funeral Today.

The funeral OF Anna T. ForsbcrG. aect
s. voarS ,sao died In this city. February
:Js u reaU,t uf general debility. VIII be
Ecidr frnTJ. ihe Twenty fourth ward meet
inr ho,is-. ccrDer of Sixth Nortir and
ffrs-f Wrsi ,sttoets. 81 noon today.
Frierds arc irr';oh In attend the cerc
'nony- Tho csiskct viii bc opcn At tho
residcncc, Isi Solth Second West street.
frrui To- ~ 20 ofIoclS this morning.
Ir.crwcnt HIil be IN the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

10 calls for money to suppress them.
individually, ] want the people who
are responsible for these films 10 uu-
ders,and that If they are no, sup
pressed ] viii exert every effort and
use every influence at my command
10 secure such legislation rs shall al
least prohibit the exploitation OF mo-
tlon pictures in the state Of Utah
MIILlAM SPRN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
National Board Of Censorship
Puts Ban on "a Victim of
the MormonS.'
GOVERNOR TAKES HAND
Vigorously Protests Against
Exhibition of Pictures Re-
sarded by Him as SANDER.

As q result Of tho protests made by
Governor William Spry, the motion PIE
iufe photo drama, "A Victim Of the
Mormons > which was to have been
released for exhibition yesterday. VIII
not be produced in it's present form
Although once sanctioned by the ma
tional board of censorship, the bile OF
the picture must he changed and the
film altered 80 such an extent as TO
eliminate anything that pertains TO the
Mormon church or 10 Mormonism,
Governor Spry was Informed inst inc
board. of censorship had rcScindei ITS
former action in sanctlouing the motion
picture film Saturday when he received
a copy of a recent edition Of New
York newspaper containing the ipior
nation The film, "a Victim OF ne
Mormons, was produced IN toPenha-
gcu, The actors and actresses at the
ROYAL thcatcr in that city taking tue
principal roles. The film was to have
been released hv the Great Northern
Film company Yesterday. Another film
entitled :'Thc Mormon WIS released
hv the American Film company jan
uary -, and has been exhibited III
New York city II is understood, how
ever, that the name on this picture also
must he changed and all references
TO tho Mormons or the Mormon church
eliminated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Governor Protests.

On January ., of this Year, Governor
Spry sent a telegram 10 the national
board of censorship at New York urg'
ing that the moving pictures be sup
pressed he declared that their cx,
ploitation would tend to revive and
rekindle prejudice against this state
and its people. The governor i'll this
telegram declared that there is so much
else in Utah from which pictures Of
valuable nature could be obtained that
TO exhibit n picture OF ..he kind which
was proposed would be nothing short
of preposterous. The governor con
cluded his message by asking that Utah
bc permitted 10 suggest themes of
dramas. for pictures relative TO this
state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

E Trih;llle WAiis \;
Bell Wasatch as6o- ~
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gbeit,r glurf Tam am nd6lteH
Sonn.aa tpl,ber beiiftigt rptrosn nno
Ell i66nsm Weitsr ptrbeu aIer Boz
ouEiidi nah nod mshr 2euts ben
Bart beiuteu als ss psrsdHsensr
Sonntae Der Jal g.reisn III. Jn ben
!es.su 1as.n in ri.bsr 9lflss ier.iJ
asfpprosn, 10 bic nsu. Ruiihbuhr
.5k 5brilsr", Der seit.rn elmer arobe
uEtsrsoesn tuuroe uro BON Sonnta5
an benz gubli.um CUR geHubuus iisbi.
aubsrbtm fino .5bs Blue Stree.",
r1bs Dittirg Dapes" uHb r5ilari'p
5da", or.i ppIIi.inois neue gergnils
btn", orsi polli.dnotg Heu. 8ergnii
sunas sGia bliHsmsnis. bic obnt 3D..s
f.l 5hnea Die 9unit oss publisums
erobern tptrntn. I'm ben gefuhern
am ndhItsu Sonntns nod mehr 3u
bittsn, finbsu Hahmiitass unbabenos
aon,erte itatt. Tds 9lubbaus piro
am 5. Wlui sr0ffnet unb bic rsaulGrs
Saiipn besinnt cine Wo6e fpotsr,
Sonntas. u. Wsni. 9as Gr.imaurers
gicnic finoet am Sami.as. IL. Wat
itatti.
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gau.Snipttior Rapp btiabI ssftsrn
bic ipfortiss Rdumuns b.s 6sbdnoss
Rp. 412-416 W. 8. ap.nut uno for
D.rte slei6ssitig ben geiissr Dm. Q.
5epou auf, pds Gsbduoe iHn,rhnlb
fiinf 5netn niebsrreibsn gu Iai.n.
Gals Strr Tsoou bas 9auamt nift
binnen "a Stuno.u benatrid.iei.
boB er bieism 8eftbl nahtomm,n min,
fpirb oas getdubs auf feline Rotten
ourh bi. StGot nisbsrssriTen iptrbtn.
Dos 5unbament bes alien g.bduees
bat ii6 bsbeuisno asfsnit, oi. Woutrn
iino st6crftsn uno ss it.bi su bsfiirhs
ten. bab oos Gsbducs itotn augsns
bid 5ulommeniiiir5en uno be anIso.
benben 0sbduos bsi6Gnissn tam.
Den 0ebdubts Snips.torsn III eg Elm
Raibi.l. bab bas alts ge5Guot nitt
ihon ldneii eingsitiir3t III.
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Ter poIissi e,luna eg esiiern Rans
miiics nit !oilfs sinss qin!erton We.
tfttips sinem Mitsli.o. elmer gbed,
fhlpinoler 9onbs fir lange .3sit bas
6onbiutrt 3u Issen. als iis an Der 5.
apeHue unb Din. Sirobe ben 20
Sabre aiten 3. z. 5uiion BON Chi.
cage p.rbofieis. DIE gunhe foa fei.
ldnstrer 3sii inn miiil.ren Weiien OPP
riri unb eine Ansnbl gontsn i'm @es
fammibetruss pon etipa $35. 900 be.
fhDinoslt baben.
huitpn tam Dor brei Saaen Don
Jronton. mo er onaebIih ebenfdlls
tbGfie mar. noh bier unb foG in Obi.
togo gbeds Derihiebtner ;girmsn aui
bic Gort Dearborn Bonf In Dobe Dor
5000 unb. nuf bie Ncrtkrn 1ruft 60
I'm Nstroge BON 1898 sefdIida baben.
Geine beiben SpiebeeIelIen kfinben
fi6 oneebIid unter Der BeobnHtune
non pinisrtons. Giner berfelben, s5ds
q. Reener, ipirb ebsnfnlIs In gbieogf
perldngt unb fou nun nit button in
Uldripn, Jronton unb anberen gtGb.
ten stipiini4t iperben. 5uiton, beFsn
Drou unb Rinb In Gbieago ipotnen,
III bertii. obne Auslieferunsspopisrs
mad Gbieago su stbsH.
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Eauerlaubniiiheine.

8. endmau grstpins Co.. 8. unS
Gpans Strabs. llmbau, $500.
aDern Gitais. s13 - ST main
StroBe. adtiiodie.s Srid gsbdub,.
$4,000.
HsIIis Mc@rannhdn. gDeitf,i.e Der
Seton HDenue 3ipiffen Ct. qaiprene.
uno 8. Strub.. S}rams Dobnbous,
$1,000.
Rerucoo Rsal gi.a.s & osmprop,s
nlent Go. Seton unb Ct. Qorprence
Jramt Nobnbaus. $500.
Diefslbs. Siibfsii. bon Ct. Cam
renee 3ipiihsH Sston uue Bed.
Gram. Wcbnbhus. $28Oo.
&. .. Wi6crb. Gftieite Der Bed,
6irabs. 5pii6en Ct. laipr.nes uno 8.
Strabe Jrams Wohnbaus. $500.
Roriuooo Real Giiots & ssnprops.
msnt Co.. GiieisIis BON ct. paprenee
5Diihen gesd uno Eeion. Jrams.
Wobnbaus. $28OO.
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80, BON Cincinnati, unb apuile Monz
ming, 25, bon bier; Mllen u. Goparbs.
"a, bon Cincinnati, unb Watilba Rps
fsnfslbt, q, bon bier; gIaub grotpn,
q, unp Spa Stepknfon, 16, 8eioe
BON Drp Ribes, Rn. Die Gltern Der
graut gaben ibre fdriftIiHe 3uitims
mune.
- 8. R. Suobutb, Gin 8ormann
Der g. II. R. Giienbubn, puroe nabe
2aeranne tpdbrenb Der Irbeit fhtper
am gein perIebt. Gr rpurbe nah ieiz
ner Wotnuns on Der 6lenn gtoe. in
Siib Gppington sebroht, mo ibm Or.
9tro bic notbise oilfe leiitets.
- Srou s. Renadsr lisst in ibrer
Wpbnune an Der Serrp Ipe. in Siib
gcbinston beoentlid ertrantt barniez
Der.
- Sn elmer Sisuns Der Gountps
aommthGre ipuroen Die Pldne fir
5euerIeitern am gpuntp Grmenbous
entssseneenommen. Die Wbite 0illa
Rpoo unb bic 2anoftrdbe gum 3Deiez
SpfpitaI foIlen bauNirt tpsroen.
- Die 9eIbporensn i'm arsisse.
ridts, Rihter 9racp's glbtbsiluns.
tonnter fid i'm 5aae BON @eora Wols
tenbsrs, Der Der geraubung BON ass
itsrion um $50 beihulbigt puroe.
niht einisen. Die 9eihporenen ftans
ben BEL Der 4bitimmung flint fir i6u!z
big unb 7 fir nihtihuIoig. WoItens
berg tpuroe untsr $1,000 8iirsihait.
bic iein Stisfpater 4nton Dpif ftelte,
freiosIaHen.
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