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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
ILeNEe:,- EEsp,zt~eNI-.
TRAINING FOR THE FlREMEN
SedalIa Alderman Wanted Them ia
Practice for TWO Days Before
Each Blaze.

"a number Of years ago." said an
cL-Sedalian, "a substantial German
American citizen was elected to the
council in Sedalia, Mo. His sound
business ideas soon made him easily
the strongest member Of the body in
point of influence, but there we're
times when his ideas became tangled.
about the time the alderman in
question was completing his first
term there arose a somewhat general
and severe criticism of the towns
fire protection. After the matter
had been thoroughly discussed the
alderman came to the conclusion
that the trouble was due to incfi-
cheney on the part of the fremen.
'Haf it all fixed oop,' the alder
man conaded to his colleagues at
one Of the meetings. you waste no
more dime in dalk. You choost vote
ior mine ordnance
"The aldermen had sufficient faith
n their associates ability to cope
with the municipal problems to wait
Tor the ordinance, which was to DO
introduced and passed under a sus-
pension Of the rules They expect
ed a satisfactory explanation whom
the measure should be introduced. Is
came
Misturr PRESIDENT, said the au-
thor Of the measure, der troubles
NIT dis town ss dat der fire depart
ment don't bractiss enough yet. Dis
ordinance viii cure der troubles. Ik
SAYS dat der department shall brac-
tiss for two days before efery FIRE
Kansas City Journal
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
3Oth Year, Whole No. 1903

positions. They declare the APP
pointive places requiring confirm
ation are divided IA follows:
Departments safe. llI:
Treasury 1886; Wr { Xcluding
army 6; Justice, 49,; Postofice.
6 953; Navy (cyc'vding cflcers)
II, Interior, 272; Agriculture. 3:
Commerce and Labor (cXcluding
census) IS; Civil ser\ ice commits
sion, 4; Government Printing Of
fec, ]; Interstate c mme~ce
Commission, Z; and Library e
Congress, l.
The places net requiring co..
firmation Nv the Senate are thus
divided:
Departments: State, %; Jus
tic s g; interior, q; Commerce.
8; Civil Service Commission, !.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
Why Buy Red Cross Seals

Why you should buy Red Cross
Christmas Seals, may be answer
ed most effectively in the words
OF a tweIve-year-old boy in the
Duluth (Minn.) schools, who
gave the following as his reason
IN composition on this subject:
The reason l put Red Cross
Seals on my Christmas gifts is
because every seal | use counts
one cent toward stamping out
tuberculosis in the city and for
the maintenance of hospitals for
that purpose. The seals are
also used to raise funds to teach
people the value of fresh air
Another reason buy them is be-
cause my father died of tubercu-
losis and buy them so that other
little boys and girls won't lose
their father as | did. Another
reason is that if l am ever threat
ened with tuberculosis the doc
tors will have a fund to try to
prevent it"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17

George M. Bowers, United
States Fish Commissioner whose
name has been mentioned in con-
nection with the Senatorship,
has come out openly. stating that
he is not a candidate in any
sense of the word and that he
favors the election of Davis Elk
ms. Mr.. Bowers will sail this
week for Europe where he will
spend about two months on bust
ness connected with the Bureau
of Fisheries. Certainly if he
were a candidate he would find
some method of postponing his
trip which will keep him out of
the country until after the cleo
ton of a Senator is taken up by
the West Virginia legislature.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
Getting Out the Paper

There are few occupations
which yield such meagre reward
in return for the intelligence re.
CURED, and the energy expend.
ed, as the publication of coun =
newspaper. Nobody ever pc 8
rich at it; in fact, the failures
largely outnumbcr the success -.
Weeklies in populous counties
sometimes earn enough profits to
provide their owners with conf
Portable incomes, but for every
paper of that class there are Q
dozen whose editors engage in a
constant, and very frequently a
losing struggle to make ends
meet.
An example OF the newspaper
which leads a precarious exi2c-
ence is the Logan CIV. Va.) BIN.
ner. 1t appears that the ed.tJr,
owner and publisher has not
built up as large a subscription
list as he thinks his paper should
have, and that a great many who
do take the paper overlook the
fact that it costs money to get it
out. Hence in the issue of Fri
day the editor publishes his u,ti-
matum. The people of Logan
county never did appreciate a
good newspaper, he says, and
the Banner has been "a or at
deal better than the patronage
ever warranted" The editor las
had TO pay out as high as SIS and
S20 week for extra typcsct-
ting J." in addition to the EDITORS
own time, which he values at
$40
The readers of the Banner are
therefore given final warning
that if they will not pay for the
paper it will not print the coun-
ty news for them" we can't
pay rent, paper bills, board, etc.
on promises, and we have used
the profits on our Job printing
department to brace up the Ban
ner as long as we intend to-"
says the editor. IF a p.per
can't pay its way as a new. pa
per, we will fill it up with state
news and ads and not try to Print
the county news"
1t is clearly up to the news
paper readers of Logan county to
pay their subscription bills. The
editor has right to live; it is
not just to compel him to run an
other business in order to keep
his paper going. There is moth
ing more atrocious than taking a
newspaper and refusing to pay
for i, unless it is borrowing the
paper from some other paper
beat" If the Banners delin-
quents are pushed for ready
cash, we have no doubt that Ed
ltor Dean will be willing to ac-
cept payments in apples and po-
tatoes at current market prices.
Register.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
SHORT ANo TO THE POINT.

A Kansas City young lady Of few
words went to a dentist TO have 4
tooth extracted.
pull it" she said TO the dentist
"All right" replied the dentist
He applied the cocaine, adjusted bic
forceps and out came The tooth
Want it5" he asked TIE young
lady, holding the tooth before her.
Want IL" she exclaimed. want
itl What for? DO you think In
nm Elk |- Saturday Evening Post
fv.~---r,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17
Red Cross Seals Provide Friends in
Need.

A large. rugged-looking man
stopped before a Red Cross Seal
booth and looked at the display
of seals with more than usual in
terest.
And those will help the folks
that are suffering with consump-
tion?' he asked. He was told
that was the idea.
Then" he said, reaching
down in his pocket "here's where
| get some seals. My wife" he
explained, died the year after
we were married. She died of
consumption. We were so hap
Ply, and had done everything |
could for her. but l didn't have
much money then and times were
hard. | lost my job, TOO, because
| got to work so late. You see
| had the homework to do, and
that took a lot of time, and thew
locked and finally fired me. !
couldn't blame the company, but
it was pretty hard. Right in the
dead of Winter, tool l could not
get her tire things | would have
liked to, and there was no one
to help me. Not a soul, for l
was a stranger in a strange city,
and so was my wife. She died
in the Spring" he added, as a
tear trickled down his face.
And now Pm going to buy
sorlo OF these SEALS so some 9th
ec p)or f. lov can get help if he
needs i. ! X I needed it." And
he dill.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17

The, The secret OF success is oonstoncy of
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17

Senator Watson and Chiffon
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-12-17

has been in the Senate two years
or more. Mr.. Chiffon is a mem
Der of several important commit
tees, but it cannot be said as yet
which Craftsmanship will be Civ
en- him.
The serious illness of Congress
man w. G. Brown was a matter
If ,nsiderable concern among
his friends here last week. His
condition did not remain serious
very long, however, and he was
soon reported as greatly improv-
ed and on the way to speedy re-
covery.
Congressman Hamilton was
unable to attend the sessions of
the House for a few days last
week on account of a very severe
cold. For two days ne could
scarcely speak above whisper,
although he was able 10 attend
to the duties of his office and was
at his office every day. His i'll
ness was not of a serious nature
and he is now practically well
again.
Bills have been introduced by
Congressman Hamilton granting
pensions to Charles L. Borgess.
Of Paden City and Eliza Taggart,
widow of Col. George w. Tag
CART of Parkersburg.
The old soldiers in the fourth
district were among the first in
West Virginia to file their appli-
cations for pensions under the
new law, and many of them have
already received notice Of the
granting of their claims. Con-
/ gresham Hamilton took an act
i've interest in the filing Of their
claims and has received notice
within the last few weeks that
pensions have been granted to
/ persons whose applications he
filed as follows: Azariah Bee,
Berea; John M. Gray, Auburn;
James NJ. Snyder, Ben's Run;
George w. Riggs, Ravenswood;
James A. Nay, Goose Creek;
Elizabeth HartIeven, Parkers-
burg; George Atkinson, Combs;
Adam KnizelJ, Amos Perrin,
John A. Hodge, Joshua Jones,
Arthur G.. Bee and William Jett.
Berea; Thomas McMurray, Wash
ington; SiIas w. Snodgrass,
Murrayville; John Britton, Burnt
House; Isaiah Davis, Sherman,
. George w. Buck, Mineral Wells,
Edmund Tibbs, and Benjamin f.
Rawlins, COTS; Robert w. Stew.
art, Iris; John c.. Mclaughlin
and Tbadius Oldfeld, St Marys
Albert N. Cross, Williamstown
Carr M. Darnold, Pennsboro
Benjamin f. Ridenour, Wildwood
Jackson Camp, Ellenboro; Wash.
ington j. Mullenay, Ruther.
ford; John M. DeBreular. OK
ford; James 2. Houston, New
vile; James M. Payne, League
Daniel S. Bush, Harrisvile anC
Hattie A Leeper, Duncan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
IL. &abifeL.

Die Qnaaben Der Saronin bdtten
sic Situatipn %infopeit gefldrt. aIs fe
einerfeits perfdie0ene Qnnabmen Der
8e60rbe ppllItGnbia enttrdfteten. dns
bererIeits cine fdarfe Srennung Der
beioen Selitte srmGgIidten.
QIs poIiSeiratb Dur5 spei Stun
ben mad benz @er96re Der 9aronin
b.im YoIissiprGfibenten in @e9enpart
Der &ommiFars 9pttur Spedt uno
9uttpr Martens Iein Referat e~ritattes
te, tonnts er aus inneriter llebsr5suz
sung Der Meinung aushrud 9ebsn.
baB BE Spionuaeaffdre fir bic Be
b0roe beiseIegt fet.
Mtt Der RiidIte1ung Der 9otumenz
te an SeIomurifaIls 2eutnunt Solms
BORT mar Die Mffdre porlGufig erles
tiat, ba cine Spur Seinens nift gee
fInten rerosn fonnte uno man 9ez
oeu ole 9dronin Sternburs ni6t psis
tsI uorSuseben sspiIIt mar. Don
boiler Seitc mar benz poIiSeiprGfiz
benton Der @int sseeben tuorben. Die
Gahc nunmebr i'm 'Sanbe ~perlaufen
5u !ofeu.
9aron Spbor purbe tsIesrapbif9
aus @entoig berufen.
Gr sri1.ien am nddften Wiittag.
ctrras nisosrgeidlasen. ba er 9enes
big muir ungsrn perlaf.n bate, uno
erSGblte, mas sr BON Der Sdp,Iter
bes @rmorosten iiber bi. 8erfon bss
iunssn Gaiteqmari in @rfabrung bats
te brinesn t0nuen. Sc mar nidt
piel: @ioreio mar in friiber Su9enb
fir ben SoInatenftdno beitimmt fuorz
ben, abioIpirte Den @ensraIitabsturs
unb ben b0sren Reitturs in Suriu.
Don bisfem g~lugenbIids i9isn bic @ss
fdihte fhief esgangen gu fein. Oas
iunse MGb6sn puBte bariiber ielbft
nift pieI. cher Die Ftrens, Grsiebuns.
peIde in StaIisn ben S0dteru Der
ratriSiI6en SumiIieM ,Sutbsil ipirb.
belt its ab, ii9 ausfifbrlifsr su srs
fIGren. Sic beutete Shbor nur on,
oaB iBr 9ruoer in Surin 9eSi,buns
gen gu elmer 8~unItreiterin, bi. er
bort tennen ssIernt. unterbaltsn babe
uno ol6ur1 INNER mebr pom 0ienfte
ahgsSoaen poroen fei. 8orfsIunesn,
Die inn fein Batter madte. bIi.ben
ebenio ipirtun9slos, tpis Die trniten
@rmobuunsen feinss Shsrnsn, Der
ibm iebr p~oblpolIts. pI6bli6 IOfie
sr bic 9e5iebunesn gu Der Qrtiiiiu,
uno tine Dp6e fpGtsr aaIt sr fiir
RriGcllen. DAB Der 9ruosr aIs
Spior ins Quslanb etididt pcrbsn
mar. ipuBts Raria nidt, nur mar
IS ibr aufeefdtlen. bab Der 9ruber
in Narcons pIObIi6 ipiebsr ins 9aus
fam. uno ouB iis Jpn BEL oieisr Sc
lsgenbeit perIeuenen muBte.
Gortiesuus folat.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18

5drlid u1b nadfe meme Totfer. U(ets
ne @bfidt mar, Dol allen meinen 8ds
Ter ron ter f6redliden GreianiiItn
iGcueno in Senntnis gu ieBen. Damn
ober poIIte ID aud islbIt bonn Sdaus
Flag perI9pirosn. nm ni6t ourA ets
ne 5ufdliee Gntoedung in bic @ugs
eetrieben 81 pcroeE-
BON 8eueota idrieb ia an Seinen.
Sd foroerte lbn auf, nab @sneoig
su fommen unb mir bort einen fi6es
rem Srt gu nennen. mo mir miteinars
Der %untsrborreln .onnten Ssinen
tennt 9sutfi9 9enau. @r fam Jos
fort uro hsSeihnete mir audi elm tleis
nss @aItbuus in Der RGbs Oes RiuIto.
has iG, lptrn aud pioerpillig, aufs
iud;te. llnS bort er5Gblte er mir
%fo'gcnOes:
@r mar Bel meinsm gruber, UNI
fpsaen Ger %apiere gu u%nterbunosln.
Seineu itaab neben ibm. plOB!i9
tlirrte bic Sdeibt unb in beriel5en
Getunoe FAM mein 9ruoer bonn GeIs
lei. Semen ropItte i'm uufridten.
aber es mar auSfpGt. Gin tIeinsr
9Iutstro2isn frat aus Der linten
SGlGfe. Seinsn bate teinen S6uB
geb0rt, nlr bas &lirren Der Sdeiben.
9IIs er fab, OuB meinem 9ruber nidt
mebr gu belfsn mar, iudte er oas
8eite. @sin g%utOmObiI, bas er
beniibt uno mir oann 5uriid9eididt
bate, 6plte i'm ab. BON Chauffeur
erfubr er, mo i9 mid befano. Gr
iutte mid uno puroe BON meiner
Sreun6in angefproden.
Mtt !Seinsn purbe id in 8eneoig
balo bdnbelseinig. Sd taufte tbm
eeaen ben 8etrag BON 6reiBistuuieno
Sronen Die 9ofumente ob, nm lie
meinem Sutet pieber 5uriid5ufelen
uno 70 nit einem S6lu9e Die gauge
9(ffGre aus Der Delt gu f6affen.
90, bas 1T allies, mas id tpeib."
&pmmiTar Martsns battle Die @rs
sG6lun9 Der 9arpnin prototoairt.
Sinh sic gu @nSe. 9aronins"
fragte Der Yolt5etrath.
vSa. @s mag nidt ridtig isin,
tpie i9 eebauoelt, aber i'd that q
unter Dem 53panse Der 8erbdltniRe.
Sur Der umftanb. oaB mar meinen
8rGutigam p%erodftiste. entlodte mir
has @ebeimniB. bas ih iabrelans In
mir setragen babe. limb mare i'd
ni6t nit Ssrntorn perlobt 9elpefsn.
10 battle ib gepib tidt einen Momeni
eeS0gert, ole @n5ei9e gu eritatten. or
aber ftano mein 2ebensgIiid auf Dem
Spiele."
Der goli5eiratb erbob ft9:
mas ih Sbnen bereits periproder
Eabe. fam i9 Sbnen nodmaIs pies
berbolen. @sber SIR 8rGutigam
nod IonIt irgsnb iemanb piro Dor
rem 9ingsn, 6is sic uns iebt er5dhlt
baben, etipas erfabren. Die Espionage
affGre eebDrt, tpenn Ste biefes PRO
tptoI unteri1rieben baben. nur mebi
ben @tten an. gtber electromagnetic
iperbe i9 sic in ben nGditen Eager
otter gu mir bitten miien oa es jeBr
ailt, BEN Moro in Der 9riaboferltra
re aufSutldren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-18
d. @apiteL.

piinttIi9 ftelts iid bic @aronin
S%ternburg am nd9iten Morsen bel
poliseiratb Wur5 elm.
sic fdno bas Bureau poll BON
2eutsn. Der ppIiS.irutb poIIts mans
lid gang uumertIi9 cine 8onfrontas
tion pornebmen.
Scenes DienItmGb9en. oas Die Grau
nit Den rrtbeu Saaren seisben, Der
G~inipdnn.rs unb Der Siatertutider.
bic Il; gsfiibrt batter, lparen poreelas
ben, I'm f.It5uitelen, OBJ iene 6rdu
nit Der 9oronin Sternburg io<n>
lid iei ODER nidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-25
Gruuoeiseat6am u. pantem

Der Cincinnati gountrp Club piro
am 1. Sttober einen 0runoeigens
tbumsiompIer. ben er Don Sobn y. 3.
Scorborougb an Der 9ranbin Roao
gspohtst bate, tGuftid1 ertperben. Der
Riub bate iia ieinerseit 6as Dor.
iaufsreht fir bi.ien aompler fir bic
Summe bon 100000 seiitert unb
bieie Summe ipiro nun benz Gigentbii<
mer te5oblt iperoen. RAD Der 4niiht
Der Mitsliebsr maht Der aIub Durd
bisitn aauf sin san3 porsiislidss Ssa
fhGft, ba ssssnlpdrtis bas Grunb-
sisentbum minbeitens 100000 rerih
iit. Der Stub, an beFen Spite g. U.
qlult dls prGiibsnt uno 6. 6. 8lad
als Setrttdr iteben. bat bic 30 ader.
bic er jest iaufen piro. an Den Golf
Club perpahtet unb Der aompler liegi
unmittelbar neben ben fiinf Qderu. oi,
benz gounirp Club gehoren unb aui
benen gessnipGriig hos alubhaus itebt.
Muberbem gsb0rsn bem afnb nod
neitsre 90 Ader In Der Rahborfhuft,
10 bab sr nunmebr einen gans rieiissr
Rcmpieg beiiten pirb. Der In IpGterer
s0bssn. folIs ber Rlub iib ismo!i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-25
StO,0O0.antomubil gepfauoet.

8eridtsooQ5ieher Gam SdrtIn,
bon Jriebsnsridter 9empiep'g Office,
pfdn0ete qeitern elm St0,000.auto.
nrobiI oes befanrten 9tegersBoIittter5
Gam 8uitber, uno 5lDar nIf 8runo
zines ge1en 9estereu erlaiienen 3ab-
llrnqsbeiehls in 5ohe Don S82.10.
Der 3ahluugsbeiehl mar bon ben,
;Sleiitban6Ier Sreo. 3intelqfer. BON
8eIt ). apeuue, e1pirtt Doroen.
Sa'iiu fano bos 9llltomobiI in Der
8araqe Der Giti5ens Motor Gar 60,
on Z. aoenue. Ia fem Gbnlrfielr i'm
Stanoe mar, Die WeaiflIue III 9elpe.
qlnq all Iesen, puroe oieielbe bon
einen iSraftuilto nah einer Garage
an 0tain StrnBe geitlleppt. Sails
gnither bas geqen i'm erlai'ene 3ob-
lunasurtbeil niht tnuerbnlb orei Ia.
aen oedt, miro baS autontobil Of
fentlif meiitbieteno oertauft iperoea.
8aither betrieb friiber ein blIliges
Reeertbeater on Der 8. StraBe.
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Oge(eQrap6
Wfnr


2eriugton, ap., 81. Sept6r.
,siuac gabbaro, eiu ipoblbobenoer
Suufnann, puroe am Msoutag abeno
in Qunfeon Camp, @reatbitt Gorn-
tn, erihoiien uno ieine Srau ihDer
uermuuoet. gierce 8obbaro, Elm Get-
Ter eSiooc's, Der ben Woro begdngeu
hut, miro BON efner Sheriffsmann.
idaft perioIgt. Gin streit iiber 8e-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat gu BEN
Woroe gefiibrt.
|Oie unii1erb cit IN 6 + i.
cdgo
Gbicago, eSlls.. "a. Septernber.
lleberidae unb Rdiibereien bielteu Die
Gbicaaoer Roli3ilten luiosIeteftlns III
DER Wtontog 9ta6t poIe II Stlinoen
in gltbem. Serr uno 5rau Waorit
Weidert puroen in Der gtdbe ibrsr
Aeiioens oui Der 9toroieite BON auto.
mobiI -ganoiten iiberfaIlen. giner oer
Hdllbgeiellen periiihte sSrau gSeideri
All hlproforrnireu, mdbreno ibr 6atte
NIT einem anoereit iid1 beritnrlhlug
Gin herunfommenoer StruBettbabl
ipogen trieb Die Rduber III bic 5luht
Bier ganoiten f,tbren IN eiHen
Auto pon Der Roroieite Der Stoot SUI
lsaoisite. Gm weit SadiOH gOuIeparl
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- Mus ben leeitebe1toen Sduiern
$40. 22S-230 @eit Court StraBs,
I'M 2aufe Der Ytortag gtaht
etc. i'm @ertbe Don $3.50
uusgeitnitten unb geitobIen.
- Ginbreher itatteten Der Wobs
runq bes osiaac Mallin, No. 1850
8eslep qtpenue, einen geIuh ab unf
srbeuteteu $15 in 8aar. Sn oer
Sdlob Der auhenthiir Duroe elm db.
gebrotener Ra4f6liifiel gefunben.
- aus benz 8eQimitb StuOt0. go
122 Weit 4. Qpenue, puroen DON Sin.
bre6ern gegen $25 in 8uar geito1Ien
Collie Gapio, cine Negerin Dor
MuDena, 6, puit lid geitern IN ben
3oilet,immer 6eS BeunlplDanlc
gabnhoies Die 9dnoe, na6oenI IL
ibre Sun6taIbe nit $3S IN gaar un(
einem eiieubabnbiQet nah 9taibotIle
1eun.. aui einen IlId) gelegt bate
Gin gieb benubte Die 8ele8enbet
uno oerihtpano m6emerft nit IetneI
pc1fte
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GAiFSRsMrtAtes.
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Rem 0ort, "a, Sept. Ingetoms
men: rgatier gGilbelm Der 8roBe" BON
Bremen.
Qbgegangen: n&aiIer 8iIbeIm H."
rad Bremen. nPots0am" mad Rotter'
banI.
GtbruItor. Qbgeg.: rSDsrnia"
rab g}etp gort.
2onDon. 2lnget.: rMinustonta"
Don Hen gort.
2lntperpen. 2tnget.: r5tas
lamb" BON Sem Yort.
QtperpOpl. 4nget.: rGullta=
nia" BON Rem Yort.
4bgeg.: rGarmauld" n14 JtepYort.
9Gpmputb. Qnget.: rarOHprins
8eTiin GeciIie" BON ReD Yort.
2usen8topn. @nget,; r2acoa
mic" ppn Bolton.
&openhagen. 2tnget. Oscar
H." DON ReD Yort.
South hQmptpn. 2tb3e5.: ruls
tonia" nah WiontredI.
Bottom. Abe8eg.: r4robic" Haa
2tperpool.
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Gpferu Der ueberfalle fonfrontirt
peroen gr bebauptet ieine nni6ulo.
SpGter perbafteten Die Gebeimpoltz
siiten ottoman unb Sddefer oret
ipeitere gleger in berfetben 4ngelegenz
Felt. Deslep gaplor, 40 Sabre alt,
3ementarbeiter, bon glo. All pGrt
2lbenue, tpurbe an Der gde Der 5. uno
9art gpenue Derbdftet. 5om Carroll,
"a Sabre aft, !6uustns6t, bon gto. 20
Gmitb Court, murbe in bem 6auie
go. TAO Weit 5. 4Dsnue feitgenommen,
ipdbrenD gbas. 5iiber, % Sabre al,
bon Gaitern Qbenue, an Der Gde Der
Smitb Strabe unb QBebb 2laep bon
ben Oetettip5 gsfunoen tpuroe. Die
bret Gsfdneenen, nelde Dorlduftg als
peroG9ttg eingeiperrt tpuroen, beRoups
ten, ntfts nit ben Raubiiberfdllen gu
tEun gehabt gu baben.
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uufaue.

- aug. Spermdnn, 80 Sabre alt,
Qr6eiter, g2p. 81 Gin StrdBe pobns
bait, brad geitern an Der Gde Der Z.
4uenue uno 8dpmiller StraBe be
DuBtlos suiummen. Gr tpuroe IN ets
nem patrolpagen na4. benz itdbtti6sn
6oipital gebraht, po es it6 beraus7
itelt., baB er on siuem ihperen' ~
fau pou 6er3ihDdhe lsioet. SeIn
3uItano lit beoentlia.
- Simon SbIOpit6, elm 48 Sabre
alter Saufisrsr bon go. 1430 Gem
trail 2tpsnue, fiel gsitern on Der Eau:
ref StraBe uRD Central Qpsnue Dor
Ieinem Ddgsn uno brad bic rehtt
Rniaheibe. Der 8ermgIiitte tpurb'
nu9 benz ftdbtii6en 5oipitaI gebra6t
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ioa er 2ouis griitol nm eiaen 9ep-
pid beitobIeu baben; 0an. Bronn
spurbe bes 3afhenbiebitobls angetldgi
ino bos Cpfer bieies Toifenoieb.
itabls mar angeblid) 2epis 9t. Gbip.
man, Der i'm $50 beltoblen tpltroe
GliDer 5erru murbe oes 8roboteb.
Itobls angcflogt; er ioa asrene eng
lano nm oeridicbene S6nufiG6en
fcitoblen baben. cSobn Sdettf ipitroe
beihuloiet, Clifford Snitb $3.50
entlpenoet 3u baben; 8alter gloams
uno Gbarfes 81. Wtinor ipuroe oes
@roBoiebitobls an9eflagt, lie ioller
fiinf aiiten 5abaf aus einem Gtlen'
bo1ntpogen 9eitoblen sabcn; gegeIl
Artbur 8iaiams fpitrNn 5tpei anfla.
gen ipegeit dngebliher geotb3uft, per.
iibt on Gona Rills uno Gltiabett
Soiimaun, erboten.
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fGgen unb Gdure ins Gefdngnib ges
f6muggelt bate.
Der Dieb bes $55, 900
Badets ueftdnoia.

Yen dcold, 5ld., "a. Sept. -
Dtlliam 8. Bel, Elm 20 Sabre alter
8ont Glerf, bat am @benD einqes
itunben, bab er Is mar, Der am Ulttts
mod bic Grfte Nutionalbant opn bier
um Elm potet nit $4,000 in 8ants
noten beitoblen unb Elm fpertbIoies
gddet bafiir fubftitutrt bate.
geq bat bds 8eitdnontb dbgefegt,
neil er befiirhtete, baB bic 8eb0rDer
ietnen gruber i'm 8erDudt haben
tDnrten.
Der iunge Glert butte 3tpet Sabre
i'm 3ienIte Der gdnt geItanoen. @r
ssitanb Elm, baB er ben Oisbftdbt i6on
einc Bode porber geplant batte &m
Iebten Sonntug mahte er bas falihe
8Qdet 3ureht, bas bteIelbe 5orm unb
GrDbe lpie bo5 pdtet Latte, tpelbes
oas Gelo fir bic 8. &c u. @tienba1n
enttieIt, 2tm 9ienItag Ra9mittdg,
ais bas 8elo berpadt noroen mar,
| lief er oas patet in ieinem 4ult perz
| ihninDen unb fu6itituirte bafur bos
porber 3ureHgemdhte fdlI6e Badet.
Hiemanp bemertte Die Subitttuirung
unb bas FaII9e patet rpuroe guiana
men nit elmer dnberen SenouHq bon
$4,000 mad Der Grpreb Office gez
brott. Sr Der 8ienitog Raht nabm
er bds 9elo in einem 6dnotoffer nab
6aufe. 2(Is bunn bic 8eamten Der
gQnt uno Die 9etettiD5 etne Inter
Tudung beQannen, oeren 2lusgdng
leitat ab3ufeben mar, brahte er am
tumItQq 4benD bas 9elo 3uriid.