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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
THIRD TERM TEST
ELUDED BYlHOUSE
Representatives Avoid Going on
Record on Resolution Commend
ing Washington's Example.
TWO PARTIES MATCH WITS
Measure Loses Place on Calendar, but
May Be Revived.
PARLIAMENTARY CLASH OCCURS
Democrats Find Themselves in Hole
and Back Out.
SUSPENSION OR RULES LOSES
Republicans Refuse to Vote to Order
.second- In order to Put Demo-
Gratis In Position of Attack
ing Roswell.
Measure Loses Place on Calendar, but
May Be Revived.
PARLIAMENTARY CLASH OCCUR
OR RULES LOSES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The house of
representatives today avoided going on
record on presidential third terms. Just
at the moment when the Slayden resolu-
tIon, aimed primarily at Colonel Roose-
welt. seemed about TO pass. shrewd par
liamentary turn displayed the measure
from further consideration. II may be
revived later in the session. but its po-
sition OF vantage on the house calendar
was lost.
Mr.. slayden. a Texas democrat, intro
duced the resolution a week ago. II
sought to express as the opinion OF the
house" that the example of Washington
in retiring after a second term, had by
universal concurrence become the time
honored custom Of the country, violation
of which would be fraught with peril to
free institutions The resolution was
called up today with but little warning.
and there was quick matching OF wits.
Suspension Of the rules was required 10
pass the measure. and 10 suspend the
rules "a second" had to be considered as
ordered.
Mr.. Sims OF Tennessee objected to the
second" and vote by tellers on order
ing this parliamentary move was neces-
sary. The republicans, In hurried confer
ence. had determined not to vote on the
resolution. thus putting the democrats In
the position OF passing the measure by
a party vote, and in the opinion Of a num-
ber Of them, indicating fear OF Mr.. Roose-
welt as the republican nominee.
a. A. A.A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Slayden Anti Third
Term Resolution
is Withdrawn

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Slayden
antl-third term resolution was Temporal
ily withdrawn In the house today because
Of the absence OF a second-a parliament
airy procedure which took the house by
surprise. When Mr.. Slayden offered his
resolution Representative Norris Of Ne
braska demanded second for II, a for
NAL way of securing forty-minute de.
bate.
To the surprise of many the roll call
resulted 20 to 81, and having no second
for his resolution Mr.. Slayden withdrew
il. While the roll call was on there was
In progress a continuous conference
among the republicans, and the regulars
and progresslves Joined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
BOY is ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED BY CRACK SHOT

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 5,-The &C
cidental discharge of a rifle caused the
death here today Of George Rudolph. IS
years old. who for months as a member
Of a vaudeville troup had held a wand in
his mouth while an egg balanced on the
end>of il was shattered by John c. Ray.
a crack shot" While Ray was cleaning
his rife In the dressing room of a local
theater last Wednesday the weapon was
discharged, the bullet entering Rudoiph's
breast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
-Four California
Labor Officials
Plead Not Guilty

Los ANGELES, Feb. J.-Their demur-
rers and preliminary motions overruled
Olaf Tyeltmoe, Anton Johannsen. Il. A.
Clancy and J. +. Munsey. the labor lead
ers indicted on charges OF conspiracy 70
transport dynamite, entered pleas OF not
guilty today before Judge olin wellborne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
SON OF PEORIA BREWER
DISAPPEARS IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-At the request o;
Charles N. Robinson. a retired brewer Of
Peoria. ILL.,. police here today instituted
a search for his son. Leslie julie. gov
ernment revenue service employe. Rob
inson says he fears his son has met with
an accident or violence. The young man
disappeared from a downtown hotel
SATURDAY evening. Before leaving he
told his father. who shared room with
him. that he would return In a short
time. lie had about 80 with him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
LOrimer Committee
Discharges Reporter

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Lorimer
investigating committee today summarily
dismissed Milton Blumenberg. its official
reporter. because Of his conduct at the
hearing on Sunday night
Pending the disposition Of the contempt
charges against him. Blumenberg VIII be
held as a committee witness. He is also
an official reporter Of the proceedings Of
the senate. but IL Is said will not be en-
pIoyed there till charges are cleared up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
FLORIDA REPUBLICANS
WILL ENDORSE TAFT

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Feb. 5.-Repub-
Leans o. Florida will have their state
convention al Pslatka tomorrow and. a.
cordins TO leaders In Jacksonville, will
endorse President Tafts administration,
not only with resolution, but with a
sold Taft delegation TO the national con-
yenttoJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
BERT H. C0NN0RS WILL F..
BE TRIED SECOND TIME

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. s.-Bert II.
connors. the union iron worker. whose
trial on the charge OF having attempted
to blow up the county hall Of records,
ended in disagreement Of the jury after
thirty hours' dellberatlon Saturday. will
be tried again. according to an announce
ment Of the prosecution today,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Ten Men on Trial
on Charge Of Holding
Laborers in Bondage

LONDON. KY. Feb. "a special term
Of the United States district court began
here today TO try the cases Of the ten
prominent and wealthy lumbermen who
have been indicted on peonage charges.
The defendants. 1t is alleged. have held
workmen prisoners while they worked In
the mountains of Kentucky. There are
fifty-slx counts in the indictments. one
Of the indictments had been returned
against Scott Keeton. who was recently
assassinated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
HISTORIC MANSION AT
SPRINGFIELD, Nd, BURNED

toric mansion at Springfield, birthplace
Of "Betsey" Patterson. burned today.
Filled with relics. the place was a
show place" To every visitor vas
pointed Oft the window from which
"Betsey' Patterson jumped TO mount her
horse to ride TO Baltimore and meet
Jerome Bonsparts, whom she later was
to marry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Elgin Butter Market
Drops Four Cents

ELGlN, ILL.,, Feb. 5.-Butter firm at g.
cents. drop Of cents from last week.
output s2oOoo pounds. The congested
condition Of leading butter markets OF
the east Is attributed to a 4-cent reduc-
tion made by quotation committees of
the Eigin butter board. This afternoon
members Of the committee declared the
output had materially increased during
the last week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Maniac Empties
Revolver Among
Passengers

MOOSE JAW, sask.. Feb. 5.-An old
man suddenly became insane today on the
east bound express near Swift Current
and emptIed his revolver among the pas
sengers. killing John G, Klundt of Garrl-
son, n. d. The maniac, whose name
has not yet been learned, then committed
suicide
KIundt, a wealthy land speculator, was
returning from Medicine Hat with his
brother, Guslen A. Klundt. He was asleep
when the first shot from the iunatic's
revolver struck him in the back Of the
head.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
SNEED MURDER TRIAL BEGINS
Rancher Arraigned for Killing
Father Of Man Who Stole Wife.
UNwRITTEN LAW IS DEFENSE
First witness Is Traveline Salesman
who Tells of shooting OF Boy<e
and the Arrest of
sneed.

Usml. -
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q, rox.s az ,nyo,,'ad n ,na ,r,.I which
hasan hors ,od.y =, tohn "A sno.a no.
onsad ,,a ,,,,,,,.r q, c.n,.Ir a
po,,oo ,ha ,,Ii,,onatro h.ntar That ,ha
..nnwr,,,on iau,, um ngurs consp,cu.
.,,.,,. a, a. ,,-,,.na,,s. - ,n,,,a,ad ~,
ba .,a,.nor, a, ,ha accused man aud
tho ,noye,,ep,, NJ his counsel =
The killing was the SEQUEL TO the elope.
ment OF sneeds wife with Captain
Of the defense will be pitched on the
claim that the elder Boyce aiueu In the
romance.
The killing occurred in the lobby Of a
Fort Worth hotel several days after Mrs
sneed had been returned from Winnipeg.
whence she and young Boyce eloped
After the shooting, it is alleged. sneed
said: 1T had to be done" Then he
predicted the reasons would be brought
out at his trial.
All Texas. more or less, is lined up on
one side or other for the trial. The sneeds
the Boyces and the snyders-the latter
the family Of Mrs. Sneed-haye been well
known In Texas since earlier generations
began contributing to the states history
A. G. Boyce. jr., remains In Canada.
Al the earnest solicitation of friends he
has made no attempt to return TO Texas
since the elopement and killing.
The trial jury was completed Saturday
night.
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ua ,as,,r.d aha, no was Standing near
,ho r,sin or,r.rcs ~ IN. ho,aI vbs, M,
so.,d ,,,s,n, sho,s tIo ,urnod a. see
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Report that General orozcO is to Be
Made Governor.
CUERNAvACA Is STILL SAFE
Numbers of Bapstistas Are Visible
in Hills.
FEW TROOPS WILL BE NEEDED
United states Probably VIII Send
Regiment @ Infantry. Trop of
Cayat - Battalion of
= ~ " tilIery.

aA.< TEX. Feb. 5.-Street car
- Eeen II Paso and Juarez was
Nm this morning and the refugees
the disturbed town are returning
] their homes. A dozen or more strag-
glers from the troops train which orozco
took TO Chihuahua yesterday are coming
into Juarez this morning. The men. II
is said, slipped away from the train
whenever stops were made.
Advices from Chihuahua state that riot.
ing among the troops was resumed today
II is reported that General Pasqual OTozeo
is to be made COVER lor OF the state.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 5-Telegraphic
communication was restored today he.
tween this city and Cuernavaca. 4 dis
patch Just received here says that the
first train from the capital arrived at
and newspapers. The newspapers are
selling at half peso (about 25 cents)
each.
Although hundreds OF Zapatistas are
visible on the hills surrounding Suer-
navaca. the town is regarded as safe on
account Of its strong garrison. which
comprises a considerable force Of artil-
lery.
Few Trops VIII he Needed.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. AL.
though commanders at FL Paso and
other army posts on the Mexican border
have received orders TO hold themselves
in readiness for a possible mobilization,
unless the situation becomes very serious
and noncombatant Americans in Mexico
are endangered. II is probable only one
regiment. troop Of cavalry and a bat
TALON Of field artillery, will be sent to
Join the trops already in the Department
of Texas.
A battalion Of the Eighteenth infantry
at whlpple Barracks. Ariz, would be
one Of the first to 20 should the develop
ments make IL evident that stronger
military force is needed there. Other
commands which probably would be
called are, the Eighth Infantry at the
Preside OF Monterey, Cal, and possibly
the Third battalion OF the Fourth infan-
try, at Fort Logan II. Roots, Ark.
While dispatches to the State depart
ment seem to point to a betterment of the
affairs at Juarez and other points In
north Mexico, messages from the Amer
lean representatives in south Mexico in
dictate that the situation there is worse.
1t Is not believed that the twenty-five
Americans at cuernavaca are In danger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
The Weather

For Nebraska-GenersIly fair: some
what colder.
For Iowa-Generally fair; somewhat
colder.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
The House.

| President TAFT transmitted a letter Of
! Secretary Knox giving sugar prices
abroad for use Of Sugar trust investigat-
I ing committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
The National Capital
Monday, February s, 1919.
The Senate,

IN SESSION at : p M
Lorimer committee held executive sCs-
sion to consider the Stenographer Blu
menberg contempt case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-06
Reports from stations at r. H.

Indicates Uace Of Precipitation.
- 4 WELSH, Local Foreeasrrr.
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Ser Ztaat
SOQ snn llutcrhaIt Der hieiigen iini'
DeriitQt beiiteucrn.

CSn elmer ser uatiten SiBltngen oes
StaotrQths MIRO Don @erru Settler
beantrogt mcrOcu oen Sta0antpalt
9ettman oubin 5u iuitruiren, oaB er
in Ser uahIten StBung Der Staats.
geieBgebuNQ zine &orIage elnrethen
IQBt. laut melhcr Der Staat gchaltel
icin iou. cine j0hrIite &emIuigung
iiir oic hieitQe llujperijtdt 81 MAIDEN.
@ie 6err Settler Qeltcrn ertIarte.
miiIien Die bteijqcn Stcuer5ahIer lb-
rem 9lntbcil Sum llnterhoIt Der pier
Staatsuuipcriitdtcn be5ubIen uno oa
lei cs uiht mcbr mie rcht, OaB Der
Stuot aud iein ShcriIein fiir oie hie'
iige 2Initolt berrilIqt, Ou ia Der Stadt
oabltrh gang beoeutenoc griparntllc
mudt, ouB er uiht mir GInciunatItr
Sm0entpn 3u iorgen bruuft
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Sterbli1feitsberid,t.

DiQiom DaItsr, 80, 1886 Blue
Rod Ctr, SubercuIoie.
GlOife patterfun, l, 283 Sil8our
Ctr, 8ehirnen3iinbung.
Games 9. 6urop. Sc. 2006 Slab
ftone 9los., 2dhmung.
Soc Yout6, SO. 422 8. 2. Ctr,
Ser5leioen.
Charles asrns, as, 514 Carr Str,
Snqueft in S6rpebe.
Siuoc Grimes, 1913 Goitern gtOs.,
Waeen!eioen.
efnslia grofpn. 65, $50 Sune Ctr,
Ser5leioen.
DilIiam Dotsrmon. 38, 1913 Race
Str, Rerpenleiben.
aIpis DANES, 4, $50 Darorioge
Ctr, Waiferiuht.
Wlar Gpans, l. 2944 Fairfielo
4be.. Gaftriihes 5isbtr.
Charles DiIIon, 28, GbriIt Sos
fpitul, 5npbus.
gIiidbstb StsusrnaaeI, 78. Carlisle
gpe., 2unaenert3unoung.
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Der Wirtb aus. 55ltse betannte
fi6 Der llebertretung bes Witters
nuhtseslsbes ihulbig unb iDurbe NIT
elmer GeIbitrofe bon So nebit Roftsn
bslegt.
Die Gdae sssen 3Dsi anoere mir
tbe, Delde oos Sonntugsgeieb iibers
treten batteu, tpurben auf bic cffene
elite sefsst.
Jn Der mobnung Der 2illion Sms
boff, go. 1919 Wouno 5tr., fanb am
Sonntos Elm fibelss Geldgs fat, an
tpeldem iid JIOrence Dapis, Suiis
gotser unb Wlagsis gullinan betteis
ligten. als 5mboff ii6 einftelIte.
fpollte feline Grau ibn aus benz 5auie
trerfen uno es fam su elmer aaeemeiz
nsn asilerei, ipelhe nit Der i5tftnabme
Der gansen GefelIihaft enoete. Die
flint Qlngstlaetsn purosn gsiiern 3u
is $50 Geloitrafs uHb ben aoiten per=
nrtheilt.
Jpiepb Stspens, BON go. 572 Glis
fdbetb StraBe, ipurbe Der Wibbanbs
lung fsiner beiben aiHber fhuIoig be-
funben uno duf orei Wonats nad BEN
Wrbeitshdus 1efanbt.
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Stattet Der Sinoerheimatl am beleH
Sage cineu SelHdJ Of.

Gin duBerit oertpegencr TiebiTaAI
muroe geItern gtadmItto8 BcgeH , 80
llhr in ser alnoerheinutb, an Eluut
StraBe uHb 8. 2lpcnuc, perilbt uro
rer Ticb, Elm glttgefleiOetcr, erpa -
Sabre alter Wfann mur0c poH oent
IieuitmdohcH guo Tapi@ aciehen,
ais er Die 2lnitoIt pcrIieB. Ter BUR.
id1c bate Iih in oa2 3IDeite StotUert
qcihIltcn uno bier cine g}enac
Stnudiaten uno alciounq2itiitc lit
@ertbe pom $10O, Giaeutblun Der
6rau lSou Grouie. @ottin oe$ gu.
pcrintenoenten rcip oea TrI. W}innte
0arria, geitohIen. Gr pafte Die Ben.
te IN cinen ebenfau qeitohIenln
Nonotoiier uno oerIieB oTfcu uno IN.
behelligt Die guitaIt
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4nS ben, Roli3ei8eridDt.

Dds Dodet Der seftrissn polissis.s
riNtsfisuns mar tin duberit umfdHss
rsihes. unb bic 9iiie ntss nitt fpsni.
ger oIs l04 gale auf. Bel ben ptiis
aus meiiten antlaesn banbsIie es iih
um 1fanienhtit. linfus, 6srumlunss
gegn nnb anbsre Ieidte Wsresbsn.
Der G6untspdr.er Mnbyep G!eiih.
BON go. 1916 Hopmiller Sirnbs. mar
seitrrn Worsen seeen 2 llbr nuf ben
poliaiiien Hartlsp Sueeiretsn uno tata
4 jin fir eineR Reporter Der .poit"
dusessfben. CT erfl1rts, hab elm.
MiribIddfs an Der unteren Dime Ctr.
nod in poiIem Betriebt iei. DIR He.
omte teeIeitete ben qfeubo Mepers
ter nod Der bsirsffenbsn MirttInofi,
ipiIHe sr itboh osrihlofien unb ptrs
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f&impkn unb bendbm fi4 In 70 un,
eebcrieer Weifs, bab Der poIisiit ii6
een6tbiet fah. ihn ipteen arunitnbsil
einsufpsrren. DER Hurfdx legse aud
Dor BEN Rihter elm duberii uHper,
i4dmtes HenebmsH an ben Gag. mes.
hnIb e. ~ elmer Gelbifroft non S2E
nstf ben Rotten Derbonnert nurbe.
Die Dsrbnnbluns eestn ben ipeoer
dnaebliMsr Dulbuns pom 0lii6sfpif'
Ien unb lpsaen uebsrtrs!ung b<s
Gpnntaesseiet<s pef9aftsten Mirtl
Deai. Hsna purbe duf IN "A. 4usul
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lgaroIine Weiten. 81, oesel.
(BaIter G. alcbiotb. 90, gtitmOuo,
Jnbiann.
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ISobn Cabin Dates, 40, 2ouispiiIe.
lWarn y. 5eubrpt. 26. 5srnban., 8.
Spbn Gunner. 30, 1861 Sobn ctr.
(gImd Gaitbsr. %, 424 Weauiitsr
Sirubs.
leouis goiFep, %, Wapns GO. ap.
lGeriie Duncan, q. Rorrpoob.
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StroBs.
|5oIepb u. Sa5Hfsloer, 25. 1899 20.
/ gibertn Ctr.
lGbiib Gpplsr. 20, 1853 Gsuronb slD.
lDaorris pa3nsr, 26, 41o 9apio Str.
lRpfa gramtOp, %. 43S gD. S. 4pt
jgbas. !. 8obdhs, 80, $40 =. 5. 2lb.
lmamie RloIisrmann. "a. 528 oesgl.
Sg<rnarb !. Rlps, 80. 1872 Msit Nes
Wiaan CTR.
lgsrtba Wad, %, 240 Robapt Ctr.
)Gopin o. 5sn,s. 25, Ct. 2Ouis, Mo.
lgertrube y. Garsp, %. 220 Souths
ern ape.
|Norris W. 9srssr, 80, glsOelanb. 8.
Doris pOlas,p. "a, lit Jsrnuooo
Apenue.
Igbos. 8oner, 25, 732 Barr Ctr.
llsne WeDonalo. 20. 104 4lms pl.
lalnDr.p 6. gssiion. %, 1929 gilbsr1
I Npenue.
lRaris aparS. 80, Cane Ssminurp
lSobu Jreh, 26. 1433 Race Ctr.
lMorsarethe Maensr, 2l, 112 Wel
2ibtrtp Ctr.
laouis 8. Draf, 36, 25l9 aNprr 4r
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I1bos. !. Tusan, 81. 744 Msit Z. ap
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)Gbas. q. Cullen. 35, ct. 8srnarb
lSuiia Uaurpbp, %. 3459 Rsacins
Roan.
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SNauuuucrGner SANDER &aiinu.

Tof 6dnnoperlner llRterit. Rau.
der Gaiino beran'toltet Spnntag. q.
gtuguit Elm groBes gicnic in Qobs
munns port in Gatlen uuo labet oa3u
uitt nur bic mtitaIieper, Ipnoern aud
osren Greunoe uno 9etannte enl. 8as
Gpmmittee Bat fir ein bibTass lIas
ter6tltunss progrumm geIorgt uno
oamit e. audi an 9euI''en boberer
Dirt niht febIt. piro !0err Grnft 6.
sgnnetot eins Rsbe balten uuo 31pat
ibsr oas iebr seitgemGbe Tbemn lie
oeutThe yrau i'm 0ausbalt MD
oas sSraueuitInrntreft Bergangenes
Sahr fprdf Serr 5eunetoI iiber Die
oeutIte 1rau unb bic SparTamteit IN
inIeatea 3eiten" unb bic qutausgeara
beitste unb IogiIte Reos bate oemals
quite Darbisuns unb auFnGbms hsi
ben 96rsrn gefunoen.
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Verbd3tig.
Snnges Naoden BON einem perheira.
fbeten Wann mad Cincinnati
gebradDt.

Gin iungcs DeaShen, ipeld,es ip6'
ter ieinen gtdmen ais Jan 5errou, 20
Sabre alt, bon WansiieIo, g.. angab,
reoete geitern ben BerfebrspoIijilteu
8raper an Der 4. slpenlie uno 9tace
Ctr. on uno t6eilte benfefen nit,
boB lie lid perlditien babe. Stbre Gis
feften. iotpie lire gnnrihoft in Sohp
pon So befanoen iih IN einem Sotel
ODER Soairbaus Der unieren Staot. ic.
bod lei lie uid)t i'm Stniloe, ben Blds
pieoer5uiinben. Ter @eanrte, iueIfem
bic Seififte nerfluiir6ig porfam,
riftete perid)ieoene Srapen an ods
Wtaoden uno Die slutporten ueran'
lnBten Inn. sSon Serron nah Der er.
item Iiitrittsitation 3it bringen. Sicr
murhe lie bon Seittnant Saa einen
8erhor ltnteriporfen. in oeiien Der.
!duf lie erfIdrte, BON einem al Sprinq
aoeitue pobnenben Mann. @eid)aits.
reilen0en einer bieiigeu ,Sirrnd. per.
anlabt porben iei, ihs sItsrIihs
@obmna Su perlaiien inO init ibn
nah Cincinnati an fommen. Sic ieier
nm Santitag bier eingetrofien uno ibi
8ealeiter. ipeldser, iuie lie nadptrnglld
eriahren babe. perbeirathet iein ioa
babe lie IN oeru SoteI ooer 2oairhou.
unieraebrad,t. Sie ipuroe oprlduiig
im SraueuseidugniB eiHgeiperrt UNI
Die 8oli5ei beniiht iidl, oes Rannc:
habhaft su Deroen On lie eiuen Sal
Don MdodenbauoeI in Der angeIegen
belt iuittert.
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Seutunin WtGnnerdJOr.

Ter Ceutonia Munnertor la0et
0titglicoer uno Sreuuoe sum RIcuic
Elm, oa3 Counting, %. 2lugit, IN
Sorts 8orten an Sprina @roue
4penue, obgebaIten miro. Die 8orb2-
rcitungcu iiu0 auf2 @eitc getrofien.
Ter @ercin miro ielue id}0niten 2ie.
Ser 5um &cIten geben uHo oo uerid)ies
Oene bp'reunoCtc @ereIne ihren @@eiut
angcfilnolgt huben, fam Der Gr'olg
0eS iSeites uIht au$blerben.
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Nnrii dltiner SER.

Gin ichr poriihtlacr Socrr lit ohue
6rage 6. u. 5huiot Der iih ais
Champion .&inod'Ie" SpieIcr be5ett-
net. 2tnnot, Ser ais RmodIesSpie-
Ter untcr ocn 9tameu ..@ibten" be-
funut lit. modtc i'm &uuic oes font.
menoeu Ncrbite5 uuo @mter9 iid) NIT
.anoercu NluohIe SpIelcrn meiieu
uno hat ocitcrn bci Manor 6lmt an.
aeiraQt, Oh bcrartiRc 4inofIe. Sour.
niere bon oen &ehorocu qcitrttrt ner.
ben miirocu. Die Nnfrage rntrbe bern
ilaotiiten %nforuotionsblreau 5ur
nahereu llntcriuhung lbeupIcien.
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gtaatslrfretdr ioG entid,eiben.

Ter @oblrntb beidloB geitern. oeia
Stantsiefret1r bie Gniiheiouns II,
feds ;g1Ilen, In nenen it'd, bic 9eboroe
neeen Der Vlneiriina poH gtiiirntpIG.
sen nidn einioen fam, sii iiberlai.
ZEN. Gs bonbeIt Sif bierbet Inn
Stiuu1rpl1se In Der g., IA. t6. uno
is. Horb. geoen Die bon Seiten Der
Eenlofrnten proteit erboben uairbe.
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RMiieu id,riitlih gcrsid,t lriitsH.

SIN einflang nit elmer Dor elnlger
Belt abgegebenen Gntibeiolng oes
Common Tleas HitterS Burner,
nerben ale Degen gSeraeher l.lRta.
oemeanors) Dem 8oli3eiriftrr porgee
iiibrteu gneetlagten por Der @erhane-
llna einen itrtftlid,en BersldIt unters
3eid,nen. in iuclhem lie offi5ieQ bon
ihrem Ret)te, einen 8eidgDorenell.
Yrp5eb al perInngen, 4bitano nebnen.
gtah einen ioIhen @er3itte utiilicn
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Gie Giem & @ing Eaper SO. flagte
cine Soroerltng iiber S636.96 gegen
:. 90. g9biteIaD Elm.
Gbos. ). Sall bat cine ,Toroerung
iiber $115.95 gegen Yeter Etfel EN-
gctIogt
Qie 8eorI Street Wartet gant
flagte cine 5or0erung itber 800 &C.
gen 3ho8. Z. 2pons Elm.
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hat go. SQrtman cine &lage ilber
.St524 Qc9en Die W}aittc @au 8oarS
< Hoofind So. eingereift.