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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
thousand more poole than Kansas

thousand more poole than Kansas
City. 1t is as large as Denver and
Memphis combined. and third big
ger than Louisville, These and simi
lar statistics showing Newark's great
ness will be impressed upon the visi-
tor to the great Newark Industrial Ex-
hihition. opened here today by Presi-
dent Taft. The promoters of the big
show, including the leading business
and commercial interests of the city.
declare that Newark has too long hid
its light under a bushel, with the re-
suit that the city is not half as wen
known in the country at large as
many cities not half its sire. This is
all to he changed, and the exhibition
management has determined to make
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

In the Mcnamara trial, in which he
was chief counsel for the defense
Judge Kutton OF the superior court
will preside at the trial of the accused
attorney.
II is believed that one of the chief
witnesses for the prosecution will be
Attorney John r. Harrington, of Chi
caso. former associate of Darrow. Ae'
cording to District Attorney Freder'
icks. photograph was concealed un,
der calendar in a room occupied by
Harrington in the Haywood hotel,
where barrow and Harrington had
many conferences The District At
torney alleges that Harrington was
forced to become witness for the
state because OF evidence alleged to be
in possession of the prosecution show
ing that Harrington knew of the
money transaction between the de
tense and certain witnesses. The die
togrsph evidence, ii is said, was tax
en- hy two court reporters, Lee Ions.
ley and Waldo Falcon. who will In
troduee transcripts of their notes as
evidence.
narrow insists that the prosecution
is a s-frame-up" and asks his friends
to withhold judgement until the evil
dence is all in.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

but they will probably show their re-
sentiment at the mandate by trouncing
the trouble makers. Mr.. Lewis promis-
ed to have the Wednesday game play
ed here, in view of the fact that a
good crowd Is expected during the con-
vention Of Odd Fellows.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday the
dangerous Hillbillies will be the in
vaders. but with continuance of the
good work at Greenwood the Wood
peckers will give them run and the
best series thus far should result.
The Hattiesburg team seems to have
at last found itself and should be in
the forefront of the procession hence
forth. Poole and Kelly. the new
mound dwellers, have been delivering
the goods and there is no reason now
why the team should not keep the
pace and receive the hearty indorse-
ment Of the fans. evidenced by liberal
patronage.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
KOREAN METHODIST
IS IMPRISONED

DR. Yum Shi Ho. 8 native Korean
educated in America. q member Of
the Southern Methodist church. man
who has devoted his fortune and his
time to educational work among his
people. whose marvellous spirit Ct self
sacrifice Is wen known to Methodist
readers IN the south. has with about
SIX thousand other native CHRISTIANS
IN Korea been imprisoned ~ the Jap
aaese government On a charge Of con
spiracy In making mention a sAis
fact Sunday morning Or. Watkins urs-
"a his eonsre<zssca 70 pray sor Dr.
Tan and hzs fea;ox s1z<rers
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
CITATION NOTICE.
State of Mississippi,
To Ruth Cakes:

An attachment al the suit of The
Ahney Furniture Company against
your estate. for FIVE hundred and fifty
nine and $500 dollars. returnable be-
fore the circuit court of Forrest coun-
~. at HattieSborg, Mississippi. has
been executed, and is now pending in
said court; and unless you appear be
fore said court on the first Monday
of November. A. D., 1912. and plead to
said action. Judgment will be entered.
and the estate attached viii be sold.
May 18th. 1912.
7. J. Nixon, Clerk,
1s-smons Forrest County. Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

used in cold climate like this be-
cause the gasolene would CONCEAL, but
local tests in the last two years in all
kinds of weather have proved that
theory incorrect, and also that they
can be used as successfully here as in
any other country, provided slight
changes be made in the construction
of the machine and the roads.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Automobiles and accessories have
been listed apart from general We
hicles in Venezuela, resulting in a
slight decrease in the amount of duty.
Motor cars and accessories, provided
the sundries are for use on the ma
chine. now pay fraction under 9
cents. American currency. per kilo.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
TO SPREAD NEWARK's FAME.

Newark. May 13.-Newark. the me-
tropolis of New Jersey. is the four
teenth city in population in the Uni
ted States and among the first in the
extent of Its manufacturing indus
tries. 1t is larger than New Orleans,
Washington. Los Angeles or Mime
apolis, and has nearly hundred
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
HATTIESBURG TEAM
wins DOUBLE-HEADER

Greenwood, Miss. May lS.-Hatties-
burg walked away Saturday with both
ends from Greenwood of the double
bill, s to and to .. playing rings
around the Collies. All of the slab
artists pitched dependable ball. but
errors we're too plentiful with the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Newark's name and fame known in
every nook and Granny of the world.
The exhibition will continue two
weeks and during that time Newark
expects to give an example of the
gentle art of footing it's own bazoo
that will put even western boom towns
to blush.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Frank p. Speare, educational direc-
tor of the Boston, Y, NJ. c. A.. noting
Mayor Fitzgerald's statement that bet.
ter facilities should be offered chauf-
feurs in the city employ to get more
knowledge of motor vehicles, has Of
fered the mayor the cooperation of
his automobile school for teaching the
municipal chauffeurs to operate their
cars efficiently and economically.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Automobiles could he used to sdvan.
eage in Alaska. according to United
States Gossrnmsat report. 4 nore q.
tendon were given to the construction
e rosts. especially for winter ase. II
Has seea chained ~ soue that TIE
znsono>ile cold ga = s1cees<<slly
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

The greatest Of solid motor tire
troubles is the separation of the tread
from the base of the tire before the
time has given satisfactory mileage.
While some of the troubles have been
due to the construction of the tires,
the principal causes of the trouble
have been overload and overspeed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
CLARENCE BARROW ON TRIAL

Los Angeles, May 1S.-Unless a
further delay is granted, Clarence
barrow, the world-famous labor law.
yer, will be placed on trial here to-
morrow. charged with bribing juror
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

race over new Ardennes Circuit
for the cup of the Royal Automobile
Club of Belgium is to take place on
July 20 and Fl, 1913. under a new set
of special regulations The new cir.
cult is about As kilometers long and
comprises macadamized roads only.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

!. The Detroit Board Of Commerce is
planning the geratest motor car
pAseant in history. 10 take place In
connection with the celebration az
cadillaqas, next summer. The fese is
designed As an annual feAsare-a sort
Of nardi grss-and commentaries the
arrival Of the founder Of the city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Games Today,
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Passing the necessary examinations.
a caaafeur's license has been issued to
?. r Derr, "A years old. Of Philadel.
phia, He is the youngest licensed
chauffeur in the Quaker city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Results Yesterday,

New Orleans SIS. Atlanta 90.
Montgomery .. Memphis &
Mobile 5, Nashville /.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

An exhibit OF gas and gasolene en-
gines viii be conducted in the Audito-
rsam at Milwaukee. Wis. during the
annual convention Of the national Gas
and Engine Association IRON June 1t
to g.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
AUTO NOTES AND NEWS.
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According TO latest statistics there
were ls4.S0o new aUtomohilists in the
United States las, year.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

Greenwood club. Carlos Smith figured
prominently in the visitors victory,
II is understood Hattiesburg has sign
ed Payne, the eccentric southpaw
signed by the Collies,
Score by innings r. H. f.
Hattiesburg $500. sol 100 0--5 s 0
Greenwood ...... 600 O90 Is 5 s
Batteries-Poole and wickenhoffer:
Saint. Perritt and Dudley.
Summary: Two base hit-Conway.
Three base hit-Bell. Sacrifice hits
Dudley, Bell. Double plays-Saint to
Moore to Dudley, Base on bssls-On
Saint 6. of Poole 3. Struck out-By
Perritt 7. by Poole l. Time-l:45.
Umpire-Kennedy.
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings R. H. F.
Hattiesburg .. S01 900 o. 3 .
Greenwood ...... 002 600 o. 6 1
Batteries-Kelly and wickenhoffer:
Saint and Dudley.
Summary; Sacrifice hits-Rollins.
c. Smith. Double plays-Saint to
Murphy to Moore, Bell to Conway.
Wild pitch-Kelly Base on balls-on
Saint 5, OF Kelly 0. Struck out-By
Kelly I, by Saint 0. Umpire Ken.
nedy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Don't Lose
Your Nerve

The nerves i'm the
human body are the
telegraph lin es to
the brain. You
simply must keep
tn EN- ste a dy and
quiet to enjoy the
best of health.
Heart trouble is of
ten indicated by dis
ordere d and shat
tered nerves,
We believe ssRen-
ovine" viii produce
wonderful results If
you suffer from ner-
vousnesS or q weak
paIpita ting heart
Ask at your drug
gist- sec and SLIGO
per bottle, or write
vz1vzex<->x.nulE< nznx c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Games Today.

Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Memphis at Mobile.
Nashville at Montgomery.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

The eonsumtonality Of the new au-
'omooile tax in Mississippi is TO be
tested, A number OF owners have re-
tanned the former Attorney-General Of
the State, James r, Mcdowell.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Results Yesterday,

Cleveland 6. Washington /; game
played at Cleveland,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
WANTS

FOR SALE-Two fine human hair
switches Very reasonable prices.
Call Home phone 7ss b ls-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

FOR SALE-Pure Brown LeghoTn
eggs, soc per setting Of IS. Yard
eggs CSC per dozen. Apply 49, W
4th st. 1871
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Cotton States League.

Games Today.
Jackson at Greenwood.
Hattiesburg at YaEoo City.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13

LoST-On Walnut. Hall svenue Or
Bay street. one white crocheseS tag
Reward win be paid II returned 70
500 Bay. 49,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-13
Results Yesterday,
Southern League.

Meridian 5, vicksburg :.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-07

Col, eebraht. ipoielblt er ibn untcr.
tringen ipil.
8eitern gornlittog fnno bonn
Srauerbal,ie gto. 120 Sit 10. StraBe
ans oas 2eihenbeeongniB oes oerIt.
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2eihenfeier cine abioIrt prioate Rep.
Gilbert SdHtiot bon Der Gu Grot.
ct. Eaulus.airhe belt cine Seihen'
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ole Serren Charles lmo go. sSileB,
2ouis Shneioer, Sarrp Yopers, I'll.
Sunomann unD nj, @eIling.
Ter slrcaoian Club crlpabltt
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Steltenfamp; Sd}aemeliter, Sohn 9
ainf; Eireftoreu: Rad y. Stef'er
uHo Robett y. Crane.
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EaStp,t nnb SeaebMe.

- Sobn DsisbilIis ftarb s,itsrn in
ieiuer Wpbnuua an Der s. 4ps., Dap
ton, i'm alter bon "a Subrer.
- Die 4. GInFe Der Dopton 5ohs
ituIs srpdhIts 5rl. Warsare. Webs
mann sur praiioentin; Jrl. aiIe.n
Gibfon our Sstretorin anb IrI.Hoori
2dmb sur S6dBmeiitsrin.
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heuts aknb bic 2sbrsriRnsn fir oas
tommsnoe 5abr ernsnneu.
- Die y. .. e. Der CD. prot. ct.
poulus airte bdlt beute 4benb I'm
Sauis BON FRI. anna Ranbolpbs an
Der 6. uno 9snton Ctr. 9apion. cine
Yeriammlung ab.
Die 5rausn 5iIfsa,f.ni9afi
Der 8sneous Ct. Jobannss air6e b6It
beuie 4bsno in Der air6e cine @rs
iammlung ab.
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siberal Saperiidkr ilaierit. gsreia

lie 2iberal 8nnern bielten seiterH
abeilb In Gods Sale ar Der elDer
CIR, ibre @eriamrnlling inter 8ori's
bes Serrn ssneob Slid ab. Ias aom.
inittee, lpelhes bic arrangements fiir
bas 9ienie oes gereins trifft, ipeld)es
an 80. ssilni IN SORTS 1arten iia't'
finbet, gab befannt. bob bic gorberel.
fungeu nit lin.iidlt setroffen sDeroen,
jpbaf, elm Eriola nidn aiisbleiben Ton.
sc. I'm ben Jfislif,feiten Des -tnot.
perbnmbs, Der ger. Sdnaer, Oes Wnib.
inaton Sibertn aInbs. hes AltenbeiMs
inb nnberer Nereine ruirb iih Der "
bsrol Woueriife llnterit .9erein Be.
theiliaen uno ouf bern golfsfeit oes
StaotDerbanbs nirb er iein eigenes
Aaupfaunrtier bnben. lie geitrigen
Ginnahmen betrueen $i6.05 unD bic
apsgaben S22.40.
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s o , t n st . =.

Die Gouiustun Office fir Sus uGin'
rinnaticr gplfsblatt" befiueet nd, i'm
0ebauoe go. 509-511 Rabiiou
apenue. anseisen, Rittbeilungex
nub geiteaangeu irseuouelaer grt
Eerben bis 10 llbr abenbs DaIeibit
sutgesengeuommeu. SeicpbSH Sputb
1854.
- Die griiberituft Der Giisnbahn'
3ugleute uno anoere 2obnan9eitelte
proteitiren bitter ee8eH bic pldne Der
Is. &c 8. Giisnba6n, bic nsue Staot
SiIper 9rope gum SerminaI Der gopz
ineton.RuFeu 9ipiiion Der 8ubn 5u
MAIDEN uno herrTft cine oQesmeine
llu3ufrisoenbeit iiber ben 8ori6las Der
8abnseieIi9dft, cine 128 Uletlen
S6ebuls, bic 9iitQn3 DON Silpsr
Grope mad 8uiisa, anitatt 140 Meilen
5piIfen Gppington unp RuHea uuf=
5uitsIIsn. Die gabnangsiteLlten BE-.
bauptsn, oaB oisies 9erIangeu, nd6
Siloer Grooe um3u3ieheu, Elm tpran.
ntihes lei unb bic psrionsn, Die tbr
Gisenthum in Gooineton baben, fhtper
treffe. Sic ieien se3nungen sntpeoer
mad Silnsr Srope um3ufiebeln pbsr
Die II Uieilen 3ablung bin unb her
5u Dsrlisren. Die 2tngelesbsit purbe
BON ben 8ohnongsitsQten Dor bic sSne
tsrnationdle Union gebruht. - Gen.
Supt. ). paul Stepers Don Der 6. &
D, 8abR iasts osm geri6teritattsr beg
.goltsblatt", pab sr ppbl lpiHs, bab
unsufrieoen6ett unter ben Qeuten
berrihen plroe, ioute Silpsr 9rope
gum SsrmtuaI gemaht Tperben. Der
9auptPuntt liege jeboh in Der 4n-
Hahms Der 128 Wteilen Shsbule on
STEELE Der 140 9Jtsilsn Shebule, bic
bic 4Hgeitslten fpiinIheH gr bsss is>
bod teinen 3ipsifel. oaB Die 4nssles
gerbelt CUR 3uTrieoenbeit tstbsr Bar.
tefeH gsI6IIhtst rueroen piros.
Grunbstgentbumss lIe6ertraGune
gen: aarI 2eonarb 6aag an 9enrp
Shaffer, Got Ho. 3 in Der Soutbodts
nnterabtbetlung, $500. German 6au.
fer an 9ottiisb 8. Rptbmann, Got Ro.
PIT in Der Defsrn 8aptiit ssoioeis
cal Snitituts llHtera6tbetluna an Der
Bontlid StraBe, 0itli6 bon Der IA.
Strabe, 81. DeHie 6. gbaTe gais
uno 4nbers on 9omsr s. 0ortbeutt,
Got an Der Seott Gtrdbe, 225 5uB
nDrolih pon Der goipea Strabe, 81
-GRiheine: Jbos. M. OSbauabz
HeFp. Il unb Warp 6. galen, 16,
beioe bon GopiHgton; CHARLES W.
Bingham, 35, pon Snbianapolis, Snb.
nno 4nnu u. ainsIsp, 80 pon 8uf.
falo, u. g.; Dalter q. 1srrp, 26
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GDpingtDn; 5rant piepsr, 80 nnb
Clara 8eur, 28, bsipe Don gopingion;
Jofspb Boobruff, "a, BON Dopton,
%. unb Zulu gouebliu, 30, BON Cine
sinuati; elmer &. Retsrs. 26. DON Go.
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Ter Ge,ltide aaeenein prpieitau.
tide &,niienpereiH pernnitnltet iein
beilrises 5riihIinssfeit am Gonntas.
2. ssuui, duf ben sInlapen Der Anitolt.
Ter reliaioie 1beiI Der ssfier besinnt
INN i0.45 9crmiffags uro Der Nah.
inittag lit onm benz aagemeinen Ver.
gniiaen geipibniet. 8erid,ieoene Reo.
ner meroen aniprod,en balten uno bic
WnileBfinoer.a .anpeue ipirb fonserti.
rem. Ter Tamenperein bat fit) ipie.
Der Der giiten Snd,e sefpiornet ,tno
fpirb ben Geiud,ern elm ihnadbaites
Giien ionic ssnifee uno Sudden ierDi-
rem. aoffentIih lit bic 1etbeiliguno
an oem Jeite cine rrd)t ftarfe. InS
5sit.ssnmHittec iett iih aus ben Ser.
rem 6. u. SdEiefer, o. G. ssoebaf
lHo 6. 2ihsenoohl Suinmmen.
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lSOs Solt. q, 636 Dsft a. Ctr.
lGpntbia Wpors, Is. 805 gB. 8. a<.
lgernarb 3. Reiber. q, 430 Sbinitc
Strabe.
labsI. aspp. q. 1876 Dertsr s(De.
lRob,rt Zee, 35. GIT Wolnut Ctr.
larsulu grsb, "a, Soemtr 1ossl.
lgbas getts, 81, gliI.s, Sbio.
iglbettb aIsin, 25, 9enniion Soiel.
lQitolas W. Di6li5. q, geIIspu..
Rentudn.
laaura .. Shsrmuu. 19. 622 Central
4penae.
lgsb. D. Gmit6, IT,, %, Grie unh
Ulihisan aps.
lWinnis 6. Geperss. "a. 758 GIarl
Sirabs.
l6enrp gedtr, "a. 1881 Gutter Ctr.
lRpIa Gaprppic3. "a, ossgi.
lgDaIier G. Seatlep. 81. Carthage. s.
lJult1 Nsrn, "a "a XII IL Slr.
lsbos. q. D'Maro, %. Selsna, Wont
lWuranret R. Maloes, q. 522 Of
4. Mpenus.
l6arIss. 6. grob 81, 3o2 Oft 8. Cir
laettis W. Wbi.oier. "a. 422 4rodb'
ipnp.
lnrunt 5nusr, 27, 2l3 Ginblup Str
leissie DoiiHer, 20. 800 Wsit aibertt
gtrabe.
lf5ront r. gmitb. %. 1913 Race Ctr
l[Ebnn 6. graboIpb, 20. 1915 WaiT
Gtrabe.
I6fnrp Gan, 40, sol WeIt 7. 4De.
lIRarp Wsbb. "a. 566 Carlisle ape
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Nnrocu sritcrn Der 2. RatiumaI.g .ganf
5nseiprodlen.

9or giitter 6unt pom Common
gIeasoeriht ipuroe geiierH Elm antrag
bthufs @utheibune elmer Jorbernng
iber Sal 900, tpelte bic 3Deite Vatios
nal gdnt osseu bic metropolitan gant
&c 2ruit So. eeItsno ma6tc, CUR Bsrs
aufeencmmsn. 0ds otdotss
gants Ieporismsnt. pelhes Die psrs
tlaate gant pertritt. per!angte nab
oon bem 9straes $4,000 abaesosen
Diroeu uno fiihrie an, baB Die Wlss
tropo!iton gant & 3ruit 60. am
q. 2lueuit 1908 Der 5prb &c 5chnion
60. auf gmpfeblung oes leerrn Z. Z.
@oIbreath, Der bdmals 8i5es proiioeni
Der 3fpeitsn Rational gant mar uno
bas Darlehen anasbIit, oarantirt bats
te, $4,000 norgeitrett babe. g6enio
purpe na6aenieisn. bab bic Wletros
politan gnnt Der 3rpeiisn Rational
9dnt einen gbed iiber $4,000 geihtdi
unb Der Gorb &c SObnfOn 60. $1,000
,reoitirt Bate unb bafiir ppn Der Isstss
ben geisaihaft einsn Mshisl unsez
nommsn bate. Nus biefsm 0runbe
ipurbe aeItsno osmaht, oab bic SlO,'
600 in ben geTis Der 3peit.n Rotios
nal gant aslongtsn. oub oieisIbe bes'
balb fir Den 9etrn1 psrontportIi6 lei
unb benielbsn pom ihrsm Dutbaben a6s
sishen ioute. Der Riht.r sntihitb ies
bod. oub Der Staat in tsiner meiit
nahotpiefen babe, bab bic $4,000 in
Die SGnoe Der 3rpeitsn Rational Sun'
aslonoten unb prbnete eesbalb an
bob Elm urtbeil fir bic aau5s 5orot'
ruro ppn Sal, 900 sinsetragen perot
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gines bate einen 2ieblinsshanb, Der
ipie Nathburn bebaupten, bDsdrtie lei.
Sic brndte cuF Dunfh bes poli3ei-
ridters ben Sunb ouf's 2ono. Du Tie
pbne ben aoter jeooh niht iein tann,
lieB Iie ibm einiee 8orosrsdhn, aus.
3isbsn unb lit Der 6uno nun niht
mebr bii1ig.' Sic elaubt. bab lie Rits
ter gnten bamit sufrieoen itsllte uno
DEN Sunb nah ibrsm 9auis brin5eH
barf.
- Sn Der esitsrn 4benb unter BEN
8prTibe bes Mapor 5elmbclo abgebals
tensn Sisnne Der aommiHare iDurs
be Wm. geenIep gum partoaffettr
unb Werftmsiitsr ernanni. Mm 10.
Teai ioIlen bic alien MngeftelIteu oes
5euerpehr departments sntlofen
perben. Die Grnsnnune bes 6euers
pebrdeTs, GIettritsrs uno 13 WldHn
fir bos 5euerpebr 3epartement. be-
rem glamen bsreits in ben SpoIten otss
les 8lattes rtrpffsntliht puroen, auts
sebeiben. 1siir oas neue SpriRn:
baus ioIlen Elm Chauffeur uno spst
Wdnn ernannt neroen. S1352.9l
puroen CUR 3nbIung ongstpieien. Die
Spbn Strabe, bon Der 10. Biz IL.
5borntpn Strabs, stpiihen Brighton
uno gotterion unb Der absugstanol
an Der 8. Strate, 3piihtn Sinosnaps.
unb aentudn 4lep ioIlen rspartrt
perben; ebenip osrIb3ugstundl an ner
10. Ctr, bon Der Purt ape. biz sum
gliding. Die 5susrtpstrleute iolien
Spei 5aee i'm Monat irei betcmmsn,
nm ben Subitituts gsIegenheit 81 .ess
ben. stl. riidftGnoigsn Steuern iolsn
benz ShnlnsntiIsunes JoHbs iibers
fpiefsn tptrben. Die grnennuna bon
oSoi. Sermann gum WoIter Wiehanies
oss 9eportements fir Dffentlite Nr'
bsitsn perurInhte cine bisis. Debate,
Gs ipuroe eelt.nb esmatt, ocb er
tein itdetiIfes 4mt bethlehem tonne,
ba er aontratts fir Strdberperbefe'
runeen nit Der Stuot babe. aomHiir
Idr ebert perIongte, baB bas 4mi
bes Sraut Gtrsire obgeih1fft tperber
ioate, ba man Riemanb brauts. I'm
bas 9rns tpahieu 5u boren. 9,
puros pom Wnppr auber Dronuns sr'
tIdrt. Die 5srrsu Wat. Wafhinott
unb 9bil. Wli[ler tpurpen su Diretto4
rsr Der gopinston unb Rsppprt Bride
ernonnt.
Ghi6eine erbielten aeittrr
Qbsnb: gommie Sbomas. %. uni
gIanhs Wc9ins, II, geibt bon Gin
cinnati. Dos godr hattie Grou Gffit
Qaipfon, cine S6ipeitsr Der 8raut Be
iih, bic ibre 3uitimmung CAB. 5rst
bensridt.r aafpfpn poll5os bic 1ruu
une. glmer 6. 5eFferman uni
Rarp Grieno, gsioe BON Cincinnati.
- Sm Sali. bon Sohn Gobr.HboIt
esasn .,ohn moItsrs sabtn Die De,
Thpprenen i'm arsisgsri6t Elm nrthsi
| iiher S100 ob.
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fdrn Rsfibena, an pifs GtraBe.
via Der prdlibeni bonn Starb Der
Vrin,1ripabien in Warplanb III
aenntnib esleBt fpurbe, lebnte er nb,
iraenp ipelte aommsntare 81 mas
den, ek er niht ausfiibrlite Rohs
rinten bate.
prdTbent Taft BAT bic abiidt, hens
te Rahmittaa bas gniebaIipiel su be-
fuden uno ahenog nirb CT bem erittn
Maimufitfeitsaonssrt bsipobnen. Im
Wlittnoh Wipresn isbt er bereits feint
Eampaonetpur burh Sbip fprt.