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and will journey to the large cities
of Germany, attending the Wagner
festival, at Bayreuth, returning home
the latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Jillson
and family, of 5S4 Fifteenth avenue,
will leave shortly for a two weeks
stay 1t the Highlands of Navesink.
Master Frank Grace Villee, of $50
Fifteenth avenue, will accompany
them.
Miss Patsy Graves, the three-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
II. Graves, of South Orange, and Miss
Marion Hopkinson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Hopkinson, also of
South Orange, participated in a Sc
ries of tableaux recently given at Ho-
tel Champlain, at Bluff Point, Clinton
county, n. Y, for the benefit of the
Babies Free Ice Fund of New York.
Supreme Court Justice Pitney, of
Morristown. accompanied by Mrs. Pit
ney and Miss Beatrice Pitney, are at
Bluff Point, Clinton county, N. Y, for
an extended stay. The judge is an
enthusiastic golfer and each morning
finds him or the fine newly designed
and reconstructed 18-hole links for his
daily game.
Miss Laura E. Donnelly, of South
Ninth street. assisted by Miss Agnes
e. Bergen, of North Fourth street
entertained informally Wednesda,
evening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Marie Y. Griffin, of Augusta, Ga.
who is spending part of the summer
with her. About thirty guests were
present.
Justice and Mrs. Francis j. Swayze
left for an extended trip this week
They will be away until September
Mrs. Samuel +. Bailey, of Heller
Parkway. has returned from a
months. stay in Maine.
Miss Matilda Dodd, of Chestnut
street, is at Lake Sunapee. N. H., as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Philetus
w. Vail. Mrs. Mary Kingsley Dod1
and Miss Fannie Dodd are at Spring
Lake.
Miss Grace Johnson and her
brother, Walter Johnson, of Ever
green avenue, Waverly Park, have re-
turned home from an automobile trip
through New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Bodewell
West Orange, will return today from
Asbury Park, where they have been
spending a month.
Mrs. Maurice Schultz Decke of
East Orange. who has been spending
the summer at Wellsburg, Cheinung
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T. ROOSEVELT GETS
WHISPERS SCORCHED

Theodore Roosevelt has been struck
by lightning. The bolt shaved off his
whiskers and the hair of his head.
But don't let it excite you. This
weather is too warm for undue ex-
element, and, besides, the Theodore
Roosevelt referred to is only a cat.
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NO NEED

"Hilda, if you leave me now ] shall
refuse to give you a testimonial"
LAY tank ay not need testimonial.
Ay got Bible nov an ay shall get
husband next week" Chicago
Reoord-Herald.
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A BETTER WAY

Mrs. Yeast-I just owe to shut my
eyes and think. !,
Mr.. Yeast-Why don't YOU try that
with your mouth sometime, dear?-
Yonkers Statesman. -
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EASY

Mother-Now do be careful how You
act about that young man or people
will think you are running after him.
Daughter-I don't have to do that,
mother; l can win in a walk.-Boston
Transcript.
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AN PRODUCT

THE products of petroleum are
very numerous" said the professors
"Can you name one of the most inn.
portant? Yes, sir" replied the pus
pill. "Money.'-Washington Star. a.
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NOTES s oa Ne yusuas S.


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Byrne, OF
IL Lincoln Park, entertained theii
queraoe party a' .heif summer h
IN Deal. one hunoreo anu MY sues'S
from new iorh' Ne"aih ~ ~,
nearby snore results ar.ioipa'eu =
tne Iroiic' COSTUMES ,epien
Suan -.
oi'ei Se,s. -
= ~ 80. ~ i,dnnant
ulss Uses onos ~ y s..;th
~ w,se one -.
u NV io,A, aan,m -
anu ooioiiei
iieh'oh' as lno III
Try, were a"a,ueu ne piiNes
parh' "here uane was en1oyeu'
was ehes uu
IT. - - ~ = wao
smon |honrs fo, tbeir rasneotive
-
VII = r-.-i4--l
Miee 1uai eaie' W. " Ien
sue' Ia p,ao'' - =
.ioh III .ne oa'shi'l ny -
e@pec'eo noihe
Mrs. edward n. crane and daugh-
ter, MISS Eona crane, OF MI. Fros-
pect avenue, are soJourhing at North-
field, Mass, and Will not return 10
=
Members of the Acirema Social
Club were entertained last night at
the home of Miss Agnes O,Brien, of
Warwich street. After the regular
business meeting the evening was
were won by Miss Lottie McCaffery,
Marjory Byrne, Charles HOLSTER n
Theodore Denoth Refreshments
were served and the evening closed
with a social hour.
-
Miss Lottie Rhodes of Woodside
avenue, has returned from Ocean
Grove.
-
iii a1s VI L u
Tenth street, announces the marriage
of her daughter, Catherine A. Cor
rigan, to Joseph l.. Halpin, in st. An
toninus's Church, August 8 at 10
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Donahue. Miss Win
ME Corrlgan, a sister of the bride,
Murray acted as the best man.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Suydam Pol
hemus OF SO Washington street. have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Louise Elizabeth Pol
hemus, to Howard Elwood Ogle, of
Montclair.
-
the Misses Ethel and May, and
sons, William, jr., and John
Specht, of 81 Warrington place; A.
B. johnson, o. Noble and the Misses
Addie NJ, and A. Carrie Adams. of
So. Hollywood avenue, all of East
Orange, are among the recent arrivals
at the Pentucket Hotel, Asbury
-
William Abbott, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus w. Abbott, of 266 High
street, Orange, has returned from
Ithaca, N. Y, where he attended the
He will enter the university in Sep
TENDER.
-
Kenneth Babcock, son of Mr.. and
Orange, is the guest of George
Walxeley. of APO Main street, Orange,
at Cayuga Lake, N. Y. Mr.. Wakeley
has been a member of the varsity
crew of Cornell for the last four
years. He is the son Of DR.. and
Mrs. william A. Wakeley.
The Rev. and Mrs. George p. East
man and family of 4S Highland ave-
nue Orang have returned from
Worcester Mass. where thev have
mon who 10 nastor of the Orange
CONGREGATIONAL Church. will
occ,,,v his nulpit tomorrow.
q c,inton Weeks. of 1872 Alden
s.nao and uoraca BALDWIN of N
80 ananue hotb of ORANGE WI
antar w-oslevan College. Middletov,.
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THE ACES OF CHILDHOOD

How old are you, my dear
Eight at home, seven and a half
wien l go by train and six when l.
go nut with mamma. New York
journal.
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GIFT TO TRIPLETs

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. 24.-Gov-
ernor Woodrow Wilson has sent to
each of the Georgia triplets named
after his three daughters IS in gold.
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NOT o FAR

How far can you trust your wife
with a secret?"
"oh. about from here to the tele.
phone"
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will travel through Italy, visit Paris,
and will journey to the large cities
of Germany, attending the Wagner
festival. at B~ayreuth. returning home
the latter part of September.
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County, N. Y. will return to her.
home on Tuesday.
Leonard T. Holmes. of Orange, is.
spending a month at Haines Falls.
N. Y, in the Catskill Mountains.
Mrs. S. r. Hardwick, of orange,
will return on Tuesday from the
Bluffs, Bay Head, where she has been
spending the summer.
One of the most successful of the
entertainments given to lower the
interest fund of Our Lady Help Of
Christians Church, East Orange, al
the homes of members took place on
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
James Lawson, 203 Main street.
Euchre was enjoyed and a musical
entertainment rendered. The affair
a under the auspices of the Daugh-
tiers of Erin. Similar entertainments
will be given at the homes of other
members.
DIR. Charles Dane. of SO Mum ave-,
nue., East Orange, has returned from.
a yachting trip at Marblehead, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Mccormick
and son, Arthur. of Dodd street. East
Orange, are at Rothery, Carmel, N.
Y, for two weeks.
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LOTS LIKE HIM

mel on your vacation? What do you
do in the winter?
He-Get rested for the next vaca-
tion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Jillson
and family, of 5S4 Fifteenth avenue,
will leave shortly for a two weeks
stay at the Highlands of Navesink.
Master Frank Grace Villee, of $50
Fifteenth avenue, will accompany
them.
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Miss Emily Auerbacher, of 10 Sey-
mour avenue, and her cousin. who
sailed for Europe ON July 4th. are
taking the baths at st. Moritz. They
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Herbert Dixon and family, of Bad
ger avenue, nave gore TO Newburgh
for a weeks sojourn.
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Leonard T. Holmes. of Orange, is
spending a month at Haines Falls.
N. Y, in the Catskill Mountains.
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"a
nue., East Orange. has returned from.
a yachting trip at Marblehead, Mass.
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Mrs. o. e. Runyon and son Charles
Runyon, of Clinton avenue, Irvington.
are spending a two weeks vacation
at Hillcrest Farm, Hackettstown.
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County, n. Y. will return to her
home on Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
llnbeimli6er ssunn.
anacblife gombe inter benz Sarri.
ion apenne giaonft entoeft.

Dsm polisiiten George fgii4cr
nurbe gsitsrn Don Charles Smith, sis
mem iyrattperlaber Der Big Jour
giienbobn, cine angsblihe 6olenmaz
ifine oosr Bombe iibergebsn, tpelbe
oisier am Sonntag unter Dem 6arris
lon 2lpenue 9iabutt nabe Der DeItern
4penus sefunben bate. Smitb ttsB
ben unbeimli6en Gegsnitano, cine ptr.
roitete, ca. 3 3ou Iangs Weiiingbiilis.
aus bersn unterem GnDe Elm 3iin0biits
den uno mebrere Dinne 3rdbte hers
prrraaten, an Der Eunofteae, nahe a.
mem griidsnpfeiler, liegen, nit Der A6.
fift, bic goli5ei 3u benahr!htiger.
Gr psrgab bic QHgeIegsnheit isooh, biz
Ell it6 aeitern WorqsH oes 5unoes ME.
Der erinnerte unb BEN srfpdbnten 90.
lisiiten in aenntnib isBte. pslter Iet
nerfsits benz iteupertretsnosn polise;,
def Grimm Weloung sritattste. Die.
| isr iisb, I'm .ttpaiges llnheil 81 Ger
| bitten, oas Junoobjstt in ben Suffered
rerfen. Die poli3ti glaubt ni6t, BAT
Is iid um einen neuerlihsn 9eriun
ben gidbutt in bic Quit 5u Iprengsr
6anoelt, Ionoern lit Der anii6t. oab
faQs es nirtli6 cine Bomb
ooer olIenmafhine mar, oieislb
nch BON benz 4ttentat herriibrt, ps!
dies Isinsrssit eessr ben i'm gau te
| ariffenen 8iaoutt bsgdnsen tpuroe.
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Jecenfaas Selbitmpro.
Ben Saseu iol lid nit Strphnin
pergiftet baben.

Der Coroner belt gsitern oen Sns
queIt bstrsfFs oss 1obes oes Ben. 5a@
gen Ir. ab. peltsr bstarntIih am
Utittno6 Qbenb tobt i'm Bette lisgeno
in benz aoitbauie Der Srou u. o. De
RoIs, Ro. 118 70. MeURiLIdr Strabe,
aufgsfunoen fpurbs. Inter ben psrs
nommsnen ,3eueen befanb Iih audi
iyrau gIisabetb 6agsn, bic 49 Sabre
aIte Wittpe bes 8sritOrbsusn, oersn
Qusiaaen bic 4nnabme ndhe legen,
oaB Der Wann iih pergiftet bat. 5rau
5agsn iagte aus, bnb ibr fpdterer
Gatte, rpdbrenb sr fie nod frsite, Diez
oerbolt gtbrott babe, SeIbItmOrb Bee
eeheu u poQsn, faus lie ibn niht beis
rdtbe. Jbr tur3es Gheleben lei cir
ourhaus qIiidlihss 9srpsfsn uno Fl.
tonne iih niht srtIarsn, ipurum ibr
mann Selbitmoro begangen baber
ioQts. Der Coroner ftelts feft, oah
6d1sn tiir3lih cine 9rubitdtte fir Iif
erfporben unb on Dem Gage, an mel
dem sr feline Dobnuns perIisb, um itt
nuh ietnem friiberen Roitbauie, Ro
118 20. mcMilan StraBs gu bessbsr
cine Guantitdt StrnhHin gstuuf
fatts. G5rau De Roie, bic friber'
Goftpirtbin 6nesns, iasts aus, BAT
pisisr ihr, aIs er am Witttpo6 isin al
tss ,3immsr perlanqte. ibm gstldg
babe, bnb sr oes Qebens iibsroriiHis
lei.
Ron 6ugeu. sin in Tapton, 8.
pobnsnoer Sobn oes5ubten, mar MID
i'm Stunoe, 4ustunft iiber bas Wlotii
oes aHgsbIi6en Sslbitmorbss isinei
Ba.srs 3u aebeH.
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Nieo, tser @aHeritanc .
Ter lernbanfbamm entiprid)t snr
Sett nidDt ben beredJtigten
Grnartnngen

Der nit einem Roitenaufpuno bon
ndbe3u orei Mtuioneu Dollars ges
baute Staupamm Bel Sernbant funtz
tiontrt iton iett oier3eAn 3agen nt6t
mebr uno pas BON Der 8eDolterun9
heiB eritrebte unD ichon erretht gee
mdbnte 3ieI -- Elm bauernber WuFers
itono bon neun Hub - 1T einItneilen
IDteoer in bic Jerue geriidt. Der Rez
9terun9spegel 5ei9t nur etnen DaNer>
Itanb BON G,8 SUB an unb nenn bd8
Jallen bes Ohio Qnbdlt unD es ntht
geltnqt, benz Damn feline, Wuden
aus3utreiben, bonn 1T cine Qahmles
gung Der Sdtffabrt unousbleibIih,
Die 9roben 8ergniigungsbumpfer
muTen jeBt fdon isbr porIitti9 na.
Digitt peroen, um Elm Nuflarfer 81
perbiiten.
Die Sn9enisurs Der RegIerung geber
iih iton ieit 3tpsi Wohen Die er0ent'
lihIte U}ube, ben Tefett gu beben. Der.
feIbs 1T ooruuf 8uriit3ufiibren, BAT
lid auf ben umgelegten Stautborer
Fsite StOFfe, bic Der 5luB ange:
fdpsmmt bat, in foIhsr WaFe abge.
lagert baben, baB Die mdhttgen Uto'
ihinsr ri6t i'm Stonbs iino, oieI,
Stautbore auf3urthten. Sett WoteE
Tdon arbettet Elm tIeires Seer Dor
4rbeitern Gag unb Raht, um ot
GrbmaFen gu entfernen. 4ber Il
groB iiUo oieIeIben, oaB man u6iolu
nod tsinsn Jortidritt iiebt uno oi
Snqenieure Die 4hfel 3uten, lDenl
man Iis Trugt, punn Der Damn ME
Der funttionirt.
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Gterblibfeitsberidbt.

9orptbp Sohuion. 3, 47O Strafsr
Str., GrffDpfuns.
gsorge aeeuan, 20, 3045 Muiu
Str, JubertuloIe.
Rargaret geringer, SO, 1926 Blair
9lpe., glaIenleipen.
Sobn R. oOihaI. 81, 1923 Spr na
Grope 4pe., arebs.
Caroline priB, 81, 3576 gIosta
2lps., 5erstlappeufebler.
Marp 6. peaton, so, 0tttpen6el.
matb. aftbma.
CLARA 8. Gpsrs, SO, 2372 8bseler
Ctr, ardmpfe.
Mihuel Waro, "a. 915 5aIptborEc
Str, 2unsenblutsn.
Marid Martin, 70, % Sit Court
Ctr, Jnqueft in Stfpebe.
Ulsrriq O. Bergman, II. 1867 Sol
Str, 2unsenentaiinbung.
Nnnd ShGffer, II, 8 gDeit 2ibertn
Str, GxrstIuppenfebler.
Charles Rudriesel, 80, 1540 gre.
men Str. 9ubertuIoie.
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Tas Usai= Wsmiiffeft.
Tasicl6e hat cineu llcberidJnk BON
ruuo Dreitanieno Collars ergebeu.

lie 9(ftionGrc Ser Wtainuiiffeit
9liiociatlou famen geitcru 9tadunittag
i'm Union Iruit @ebou0e 8u ibrcr
,Sahre3iIBung 5ltiammeu IN ipelder
cnt1peoer pcrionlIh oocr ourf Hrorp
62 2tfttonare pertreteu paren 9err
Thornton O}. 6infle flngtrte ais
@oriiBer lmo Serr s5ranf G galS
ais ShaBmetIter.
Ter Erdiioent unterbreitete fol-
Qen0er @crId1t, auS neidem heroor'
ain9, oaB ba$ perfloiiene WautHu1lf.
icit cinen lleberifuB pom rlmo $4,000
ergeben bat
Aim SdlluB 0es 20 Ofaimuitf.
ieites pcrfilaen mir, nahoem ole
Sdmloeu bc5a1lt nltr0en itber elnen
@aarbcitunb ponS369S IS. nm oanit
Dos II. ,Tcit i'm Sabre 1914 IN 9lu.
qriii 3u nehmen. Iie baIptlat}IIden
Ghorperte iino altsgcpahlt uno Die
Qroben nehmen rpic itblit i'm Sfto.
Der ibrrn 9tnfonQ. Die Beidmmtein.
uahmen bes ojc$j0brigen :SciteS rua.
rcu 500, ,470.72. Die 65eiammtausga.
! ben $52 ,552 %. 7ic grobe 5hetl.
Inabmc bel Den aon5erteu imo otc
itberaus frcunoIife aufuabne, Die
| lie Qcilm0cn baben limb Gin erfreu.
| !idpes ,3eiden oeS ofientlichen Snter.
! eiica uno ermlthigeno fiir Die ,3lt-
| fmlit. Seit picr3ig 1<nhren hobeu DIE
| aou5crte iid) icibit erha(tcn, obne
BON ibrer hobcu StcIluHa ctrpas ein-
;ubilien. Ioba5 mir mohl ga Der Gn-
Inabme beredltigt limo 0oB 6as 4Su.
blifun lie iiir ole 3ettea lmterittet
Sic iiben einen Qutpn GinfluB odbetm
ans uno aerciheu unicrcr St1ot nah
gubeu 3ur Ghrc. Ter GrhnItIugs-
Iiono5 lit Don flciuen 2lnfdngen auf
| Die 5uutnle oon S3T3S4. 81 allge.
Imadaen Bon oieiem 9etraQe rilbreu
$4,000 bon 8ernddtniiIeH Der Ytarn
g. MopcS uuo GIi5a 8 Rooes aus
SoIem. MaIi. her, Die fritber in
Cincinnati orldiiia maraH Asir bof.
len, oaf ihr id0neS @etipiel bic
Srellnoe lntiPres pateren Wertes sur
Rahahlnlna aniporrt, bantt Die 80.
iitiou Der @eieaidait beieltiat nno
ihre gtiielid)fctt ousqeoebnt lperoe.
gas SeQat fpiro BON Der Union San-
mas 8anf & 3ruft 60. OILS Irliitee
perrpaltet une Die ginfiiufte tperoen
gum ssouos geihlogcu.
Ter geridt oes Sdabmeiiters. Der
oieielben 3ablen euthielt, rultroe ei.
nem aus sSrau Wtar1pea, Serrn VI.
Is. 8roeter nro Soilis :. Sauf bette.
benoen Triifunqs-aomnrittee iiber.
pieiea Der alte 8ertpoltun9srdtb
lpurbe ourh eine 8ieoertpabl seebrt.
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Cora SoHes, ipelfe in erreatenl
3uitanoe einen ibrer 2tebbaber einen
gierfeiIeI al ben &opf getporfeH
bate, rpur6e nit elmer 8eloitrafe Don
$50 unO ben Soften beIegt.
Sumes Barter botte .iih in be3eh~
tenn 3uitanbe ouf Der StaotbaQe.
treppe on Blum StraBe 8um ShIafen
nieoergeIegt. Gem laute5 lito lruitt.
geS Shnarhen brahte ben Boli5iitelt
8rubanp berbei, meI6er BEN Sdldfer
auf uniatIfte 4etie ouftpefte uno
negen Irunfenbeit einiperrte. Bar
ter tpuroe geItern 8ur 3abIung Der
Soften bcrurtheilt.
Neter Goraleff rm6 Stepbau %.
roll bon 9tp. 2235 Spring 9rope
gloenue, stpei altc sSrernhc uno Sans.
genoiIeR iparen utu Sonntag nah et-
ner fioelen 8ierreiie acknowledgement
then uno Goroff bate ieinem geglei'
ter ihlieBIih in SelbItpertbetoig,rnQ
Orei Boraer3dhne etngeldaagen 60
ralefi ultroe oberoreiu geItern als oet
ihuIoiae Ibeil bonn Goliseirlhter 3nl
3uflitng Der Soften peroonncrt, nab
reno IproIf freigeiproden Duroe.
@alter 4prfins, BON $40. l43,
Bropiocnce Strai,e, ipelf,s i'll 6etrun
Etcnen 3iitonoe ieine 5rau aus De-
T9obnitng geiagt batte, erbtelt Elm
Celebrate bon 50 uno ben &oItel
auiaebruinnlt.
| Cine An3obI Sfltlma0flcn i'm vi
ter BON ~ bis "A rSohren ItelIten lid
Geltern Dforgcn IN 9egleitirng ihre
Gebrcrinnen I'M Toli3cigeriftsida
Elm, ieooh pertritt 0tid)ter 55rite ot
9niiht. oaB ainber I'M RoII3eigertt)
niht piel 8utes lernen fDnnen. e
lieB Die Steiner buher bon 2elfnan
@hittader hinousfiihren uno lieB 81
aleifer 3eit oen 2ehrerinnen utsrif)
ten, oaB ibm ihr 8ciuf1 an irqeno et
nem Idge, NIT ansnohme oes Weor
taas, ruillfonnen iein peroe.
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Vribattudbter
4ls angsbIidJer Gisb in Saft &C.
aeulifleii.

Utit Der frib geitern Wprssn erfol9s
ten gerhaftuug oss pripatpGhters
9surp gotmann bon Qo. 1107 Delta
apenus BADEN nah augabs Der poIi3si
Die 3ahlreihen. turSIi6 an Der 0ran.
bin Roao psrii5ten Tisbsreien ihre
guftldruns gefunoen. Sm 2aufe osr
leBten Wondte tpuroen aus rerihieoes
nen 6duisrn an 9rdupin Roab San3s
fpertssuge uno aroere Gleinieteiten
9eitohlen unb es ipnlIte Der goIisei oe3
Z, Giitritts tros srobtsr Wa2iamtst
niht selingsH, oss 3iebes babbaft ~
rerben. Crib gsitsru Rorsen nun b..
msrtten bic bsrtiteueH po!i3titen gli
uno Sanoman sinsn Wann tpeIhsr
iih mi. einem idperen Sad auf be:
Shultsr. aus Dem anipsien bes Gbas.
4nberipn, Rp. 2494 Granoin Rouo,
Itlih. geim 4nblid Der @eamten
rapm Der asrl Retbaus unn psrs
itepano In sinem nahegelsgenen ge-
buih. Tie Yolictiten, rpelchs in bem
Wann ben Yrioatpltter godmanr
erfannt 5aben MOLTEN. beqabeu i'd
fpdtsr, tegleitet BON 2sutnant 5ti6er
nah Der Wohnling bes Genannten unr
fdnoen 2eBteren ihlufeno i'm Bette
lisgeno Dor. Cine 0ausIuhune f6-.
oerts cine Renee 5onoperts3suq gu.
tcee, spelhes in Der Sonntag Nohi
aus Der Sheune oes 4noerion aeiioE.
len tporoen mar. gpdmann puros
tros feinss 2euenens unter Der aa
tlage nes aIetnbiebitabIs singeiperrt.
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0rdkliber Selbitmoro .
Regcr idDicft iidD nit etnem Sago'
geDebr bas 8eiid)t uno ben
balbeu Sd)Goel Gb.

DTS Moore, Elm &c Sabre alter
Reger, pon 26 Cornell place, Clifton,
pelher ieit iets Wonatsn als Rod in
0isnIten bes itGotiihsn Gbef Sns
aenieurs 8. Ul. Baite itauo, begjn5
gsiteru Rahmittdg um 4 llhr in oem
6uuIe Isines glrbeitgebers an Gpansz
pooo pIacs unp Waiboleton 4penue,
Clifton, SsIbitmorb, inoem sr Iih
nit sinem Sugogspe3r fsiues 8tsnftz
BERN beinabe bas 9anss 9sTiht iorpie
einsu 5beiI Der Shdbsloete ubihob.
Cberz unp llutertefer Daren ger
i6mettert, bas linte DIR bic Naie
unb oas ltnte 2luae, fDfpie iGmmtlihe
3dbne rpaten fort9sriTsn porben unb
bas 9s6irn tbeiltpsiie freigelegt.
3robbem lsbte Der SslbItm0rpsr nod
mebrsre Stunben, bis er i'm ItdbttI9en
6oipitaI ieinsn Gsift aufgab. poli3ei
unp Coroner puroen iofort beuahz
rlhtigt uno Qeutudut Drout, tpeIhsr
Iofort in bsm Ddite'Iden 9auie stns
2ptalinIpettior pornabm, funo auf Ell
nem 3iIhe einen BON oem SelbItz
m0rber bintsrIaFsnsn on Serrn Waite
geritteten Qbitisosbrief folgeuoen
Snbalts: .5err Naite! menn id
Shnsn niht treu gsnug geoisnt babe,
um mid beeroigen gu loHeu, oann
perfsn Sic mstne 2eitR in ben TIuf
unb IuTsnSis meine 8srpannte nidta
pou benz Selbitmorb bDren. 8ds WGo
den, fpeItes Dor eini9sn 5ogsn bic,
mar. iteqte iih beute Qbsno pieoe,
ein." Der 3sttel trug tsine Inter
| i5rift.
Woore bate fih pGbrenb Der q6
toeieubeit fsinss 4rbeitgebers eIn &c
psbr oes 2sBtsrsn aus benz 9erpebr
! itrant gebolt, bic Miinoung gs1sr
oas 8efift ssrihtet uno bic BofF
nit osm 5ube absebriitt 8erIdieosn
llmitdnos ihetneu bdrauF bin8uoeu
ten, bab oas in osm 4bitispsbrisf er
pdbnte Wlabden 5ugegsn mar, als be,
Reger Selbitmoro begins unb oab ei
BON Shredsn unb gntfessn ergrifTer
baponIisf, pbne ben 4lorm gu qeben
Die YplISei slaubt, bab bas Wdo6er
in 2lpprbale bepienitet it, unb y2nha
| foriduHssn in oisIer Ridtung iino in
| 9anae.
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Gigentbiimli1e llmitdnbe
SOllsn bic GntlaiiHHs einss an Sall.
inht Ieibenoen Ginoes aus Sem
itaSf. Suipital besleitet
bnben.

Ei. poIissi III nit elmer unt.rs
iu4ung Der llmitdnbe beih6ftist, uns
ter bensn bic IA Sabre aIte 4bbit
Weii. Elm Cpfsr Der Jnufu6i, aus
benz ftabtifden 6oipital entlaHsn NOR
ben iit. 9iitritt 5euermaritaa
Coleman fanb bas juHge WGb6en gs.
iisrn 81 friibsr Worgsuftunbe plans
los in Der HahbarihaTt Der 7. unb
Central 4oenus btrumndnbernb Dor
nHo brahte es mad Der poliseiftatioH.
Der Batter bes ginbes mar Elm pa
tisnt bes ftdoiiitsn 5oipitals uRb bic
Gtifmutisr batte 4nitslung ala aos
din in oem Dortins Bops> 6oms.
Ro. 518 Weii 8. 4penus sefunosn.
4bbIe trobnis NIT ibrsr Siiefmuttsr
in ber anfialt, Bis Dor ungsfGbr att
Iaaen bic goli3ei benotrihtigt tpurs
be, bob pds Wdbden taslih feds bis
fiebtn epiIsptiite 4nfdle su habsn
pfleae. Die gebausrnspsrtbe puros
nan bem itGbiiihen 9oipital ss6rchi,
um ip1ter nad benz 5eim fir falIs
Titiigt ainber in GnlIipolis, O., sss
braat su perbtn. Die 5ofpiialbts
b6rce nurbe ongeblih nngeipieien, ods
Ts1ohsn In Der 4nftalt gu bebalisn.
Bis ss oem 6etm In Gallipolis ibtrs
pieisn tpernen tonne. Gisiss triro
ieboh BON ben 6oipitalunSeittllten
beiiriiien. Raf singabs Der lesitren
bate abbis pdbrenb ibrss sinD0nigen
MuftntbaIis i'm Soipitol feintn epis
IfptiIten gnfnn, uno bic Ntr3te ges
langisn su Der nsberStuaune. bab Der
Voieniin iitsrbdupt nihts fthls. Nus
piefem Grunbe purbe He entluiisn une
anaelpiefsn, fi6, nud ntm Wortins
Hons Dome su ibrer Siiefmutter su'
riidsubeasben. Die 0sbtere lit itbof
| itbr entriiitet ooriibsr. b0b bic 0cfpi-
iolbeborbe Iie nift nur niht bon be,
lGntlaFuns bss aiRbes bsncdri6tist
| {onbern lebteres obns Bsgleitune
lous Der Anitalt bdbsn eehtn IcFeH
Die Gtiefmutttr befuhte bic Altin,
nod am Gonntdg Hdhmittng I'M
Eofp..at unb Is ipurbe ihr. mad ibrti
Mnaobe, nidts bon Der beabfi6iigttr
IGnllaFuns bss ainb<s stfdst.