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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-09-06
Copyright by F. L. Nelson

| in the wall was hidden at such times
| by large screen. 1t took nearly two
| weeks to get through the stone, and
then we found that We were about
three feet above the big money box
This was made of heavy iron plates
| and on top there were several layers
| of railroad iron, wedged in place sc
that they were about as solid as a
mass of iron.
I'VE got rid of part OF the iron, and
then it was arranged that Dave was
| to do the outside work and give us
warning of danger signs. We had no
fear Of the police, but there were a
lot of secret service bugs flying
around. They were not up to our
game, but they knew me and Dago
Frank from couple of tricks done in
other places.
Dave threw us down in great
shape, but | never blamed him for it,
He was always on the level, but in
clined to take chances. Instead OF
keeping tab, Dave-so he told me
afterward-used to drop into Taylor's
hotel and play billiards. He could
beat about any one that handled a
cue, and would play all night if he
could get any one to stay with him.
Our work went on, and we reached
it was only question of drills, acids
and jimmies to get through the plate.
With good luck this would take only
few hours. I could almost feel the
crisp bills in my fingers.
Then came the end, suddenly and
swiftly. We were in the pit working
by the light of candles, and supposed
that Dave was in the building some
where. l was swinging sledge, john
son was holding the chisel and Dago
was resting. I heard slight CON-
motion in the room above and thought
that Dave had come In for something.
A second later heard strange voice
shout into the fireplace:
Throw up your hands!'
II looked up and saw two police
mems heads and two guns covering
US. We threw up our hands. Then l
said to Dago: Are you heeled? He
replied: NO SO secure did we feel
with Dave on guard that We had all
left our guns in the room.
"T am going to make a break I
said. I'm with you,' said Dago. John
son only cursed.
"'Come out or I'll shoot was the
next order, and we climbed out OF the
hole feeling pretty tough. There
were six cops In the room and every
one had gun. A fellow came toward
me with nippers and dashed for the
window. / never reached 1t. A club
got to me first. Johnson still cursed
Dago went through the cops like q
shot, knocked couple of them down,
reached the stairs, jumped over the
heads of several cops, and reached
the landing. A fat cop who was too
lazy to go upstairs stood in the hall,
and before Dago saw him, the cop got
in his work with the stick. Dave was
in Taylor's hotel playing billiards
when this was going on, and when he
heard it went under cover. He did
everything that was possible to aid us,
and even went SO far as to fix up
job to get us out Of the Hudson coun-
ty jail. But he didn't have enough
coin. The three of us took our tif-
teen-year stretch at Trenton without
a murmur, and Dave gave us all the
luxuries that money could furnish
there. I'm going on the level now,
but 1t is not like the old times"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-09-06
Nautical Distinctions.

~How do you tell the difference be.
tween a yacht and sailboat?" said
the girl with the inquiring mind.
"By lookin' into the pantry" replied
Captain elect eff she carries plenty
of refreshments and seegars, she's a
yacht. If it's mostly plain victuals,
she's a sailboat-"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-09-06

Women whose names stand for all
That is respectable, women reared in
the most refined surroundings seek
ing out the unsavory dives of the un-
oerWorld and actually paying for the
privilege OF pressing red-stained
hands, whose chief occupation Is
pressing the trigger!
Futs strain on the Imagination to
con1ure such a picture, but photo
graphic reproductions of such scenes
would have been possible scores Of
times in the last six months If the
principals in the strange meeting Of
social extremes had been willing. This
newest and most startling phase Of
metropolitan life, so far as the good
woman Is concerned, is not an out
growth OF the recent murder which
centered the searchlight of publicity
on the desperadoes who have put
murder on commercial basis.
The fad-that is the most chart
table thing to call it-had its incep-
ton early in the new year during
one of the periods when the "gun
men" were carrying On running fusil-
ladies' in the crowded streets of the
great east side. 1t began in a draw
ing room just of Fifth avenue one
night late in January, when a young
woman, surfeited with society, opera,
travel and attentions of embarrassing
young SWANS, ventured the opinion
that ''it would be awfully interesting
to meet one Of those gun men face
to face
Start Of the Newest "Fad."
One of the young men Of her set,
anxious to curry favor, as well as to
make good his boast that he knew
police officials who had the open
sesame to the sorts to arrange such
a meeting. That's how it began. The
party, including the young woman
and several Of her girl friends, under
escort of several well known young
men. left the young woman's home
about midnight. The chauffeur was
directed to saloon not far from
Chatham square where the police
make their first stop after a crime
has been committed.
In the dim light permissible In
back rooms that evade the excise law
by keeping open after hours these
we'll bred girls shook hands with
criminals of the worst type men who
take murder and arson contracts ev-
cry day in the week, men who have
been able to cheat the death chair
time and again through their own
Gun 'pT~ and the powerful assistance
.l.e men and women of the under
world.
Encouraged to talk by liberal re-
iainers, these murderers RECALLED their
visitors with crime after crime which
they had committed. Some more dar-
ing than the rest told Of men they had
killed for hire and the price that had
been paid to them. The women went
death white during these recitals and
one OF them was on the verge of faint
ing several times from sheer fright.
Her companions, and even her vicious
entertainers, told her there was moth
ing to fear. 1t was broad daylight
when the car got back to the Fifth
avenue district
Provided New Sensation.
"The most exquisite terror I've ever
had" was the way the young woman
who organized the party expressed
herself when asked about it. Little
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-09-06

UNMEN" and WON
en- Of some Of our
b e S t f a m iii e 8
breaking bread to-
gether!
Women of gen
teel breeding leav-
ing homes of lux
ury to associate
W i t b murderers
and thieye g I
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-09-06

THE CRIMINAL Tells
How He Planned the
Deed and Sought to Close
Every Avenue of Knowl-
edge Leading to His Guilt.
The Detective Shows How
Futile These Efforts Were and
How the Old Adage, Murder
Will Out, always Holds Good"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

@iro 6eute in Der &uuoiuaro Sod.
idulc feitlidJ bcgansen tuerben.

SSn Der @oobmor0 6oflif)llle miro
beute Die IA. Mieoerfehr oes &C.
burtstages Don WiQiam @ooorporo,
Dem 9eqriluoer Scr InltaIt, i'll ein.
orlfSpoQer Meiic gcieiert ncroen.
I'm / llbr 9fachnittagS flnoet Die
,Seier iiir Die 3oaltnae Der 5odllhute
Itatt unb qeleqeutlid] berielbeu luet-
oen perihieoene 9Iuiprahen iibcr
g2ooolporo uno feline 2ebenaihidiale
qehalten nerocn. Ter Seier miro
alldl Scrr 9lIbert 3. Shodlep, Der
@raiioent Ser Alun1nens Gereinigunq,
beirpobHen uno cine fltr3e 9lnIprade
baIten.
9Lm stbcnb feicrt Damn Die Gereirti.
nuna Ser Ylunmeu Dos 9lnaenfe1t
g2oobDaro8. Ter 7eIreoner lit Scrr
9rpant @enable ser iiber o9erui ln5
G3iebung" iprid1t. SRI Hatel Butler
niro elm etgenS fiir oieIe 8eleaenheit
pcriaBteS Geoiht porIeieu uno a1t.
| Broen miro ous Shulordelter Ionic
Der 8ee Club mItDIrfcn.
9lad) ser Grleoigung 0eS offi3iellert
0rogrunms finoet elm gmpfang
Itatt. mGbrcno oeiien auh leihte gr-
| lirii6uugen iernirt Deroen.
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0erbdMtig
9f has gsri6winben oss Gris6m
eNm. Garrps.

Die poli5ei rpuroe osItern erfudt,
Hahforf1unsen mad oem 40 Sabre
alten Griehen mm. Garrcs, pon SO.
33 blum Gtrdbe, fDel6er felt Waitts
nod permibt fpirD, an3uiteQen. Der
Wann, Gigentbiimer zines Shubpubs
laoens, an 8. unb g}ins StraBs, mac
mad 9lnaabe BON Gngeb6rigsn bel
Rahe BON Qanbsleuten gum Spfsr gs-
fa[Ien iein, fpelde ibu nesen elmer Dol
Iane.n Sabren in Grisdenlano itat!.
seiunDenen Affaire Derfolgt babsn FOL.
len. Gr mar erft fiir3li6 BON gbicagr
nd6 Cincinnati seiommsn, in bsl
6pffnuns, fih ben WatItsQunssn ent
5ieben au fDnnen. Seine 8srfolae,
iDlIen ihm Gag uno Radt ouf be-
syerien seipef.n fein. Qm Mittpod
ftsdte Sarros, fDeldsr infoIge Del
fortgeiebtsn 2insft unb Quirsgune
boharabig nerp0s genorosn mar, So
In bic 1dfhe unb sntiernts ii6 ou.
ieiner Wobnung. Gr purbe 3ules
am Wittpoh Nbenb an Der 5. 2lpenu
i'm Geipr1h nit 3psi unbstannter
MGnnern esieben.
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Gbe.GrlaubniRih.iu..

I @Gbas. R. ernf, %, 945 8eit 8. ap.
lRutb graf. 16. SD Ginbsn 4ps.
|aueius griffin, AZ, 518 u. Court
| gtrabs.
lWan Wonroe. 25, bssgI.
|geo. SO. Rses, 4s, Sstitun, Obio.
lgna Gbriftianien. 28, 1924 Wsit 9.
gpenue.
|Nm. u. Rutenihroer, 64, Debit, 8.
tGmilp 9ittes, AZ. Robmopns. S1io.
|SDbn aettin., 81, ROrnoob.
lRuth psnnelI, IS, 1728 Grssman aD.
|Wm. 6. Gran, %. Burlington, ap.
lGloru 8opmun, 20. CutIsp.
JRitaro Bennett. 80, 1922 Sobn Str
lGaQis Smitb, 20, All GliDsr Str.
|Rsinbaro Dinter. "a, 400 Dalnut
/ Strabe.
(Sopbia 3nidel. IS. OssgI.
|Roies G. Uaoreus. %, WaribaG un;
| WeWiden 4pe.
lUltnnis Silosritein, q. 522 Ri6
mono Str.
ISas. SO. Wegaribp, 80, 1900 Dsi
6. 4psnue.
Barbara Riller. "a, osssl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

Staetanpalt 8ettnan pirp elm
Gutadten, ods er tiir3lih ben parts
tommiHdren gees6en, ndher gu oefiniz
rem babsn. 2dut oteiem 0utohtsn
oiirften bic porttommifdre niht mebr
perausanben, ais Die ibuen i'm
Budget bepilisie Summe BON S77.s
500.
Sn Der ssitrissn SiBuns Der Rom.
mifiGre puroe nun bic 5rase angss
r.et, rpis man Iid ansefitis bisies
gutahtens nit ge3ug auf S6entuns
gen, Die gema9t Deroen, 3u psrbdlten
babe. Bon peri9iebenen gdrsern
ipareu ndmlit S75 seiteHit pcrosn.
bic 3ur Dsduns Der unioiten oientri
Iollten, pelhs Der partbeb1roe burt)
Die 8.rbeiIerung oes ibr gsihsntten
Grunoeisentbums an Der Wtapiion
Roao ertpohfsn iino. gDenn Die Be-
h0ro. iidh nun Itriit an ben Wortlaut
oes 9utnhtens balten riiroe, 10
mubts iie bic $75 einfah an ben
lGtantfhaBmeiit.r abfiihr.n, oa ibr
tein Rett 3uitebt, bas 0elo gu Der.
dusaaben. 4ebnlid piiros bi. Si
iuatiou aud besiislih Der Sdentun'
gen 5errn Sleilhmdnn's fir Som'
msrionserte in parts iein uno untel
oisien llmitdnpen puroe befhloH.n
6errn 8sttman um Elm rpeiteres
Re6tssutahten nnaugeben.
ginen iebr eisentbiimlidtn 9rr'
if4og mahte bic SnternatiouaI Rs,
creation 60. BON gbieaeo. Die Gs
iellihaft srbot ii1 in isbem Iidotiider
Bart cine Shubbiitte nit eineH
aoitenauftpano bon minbeitens $20.'
900 su erbausn uno duh gu uHterbdlt
ten, tpenu iie oas priDilesium erblelts
in ben Darts aoruHels aufsuielIer
uno 5 Gents pro perion fir bic BE
uuBung Der aorufiels gu berehnen
sSn biier Sahe tpurbe Ioipeit fein
entideibuns setrcffen. uber bic Rom
miFGrs it3ienen niht gsneigt, uuf bal
l4nerhieten einauQeh<n.
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0ebitrten.

aia uno Cora aIstte. Rsptorn,
anabe. aa
artbur uno aoaifs Gtrriel. 28oe
Breton Strabs, andbe.
Spbn uno linp 8umsrt. 1900 Wsit
Qhte 4Dsnue. Snabe.
Jpbn unb Bertha Grobmdnn, TAT
garIisl. 4psnus, MlGo6tn.
George unb Wdrp grefcl, 2822
alite StraBe, anabe.
Jrant uno qu5ufta AoelmanH
1918 Ohio 4penus, anabe.
Cstar uno Waril S6Teieer, 23l4
Sauer 4psnus, aHdbe.
Gbpdrb uno Wtdpme Shneioer
gboie uno 9ornon 5trnbe. Rnabe.
RisoIas uno 4nnd Irieoman. 1913;
Race Strabe, WGbten.
William uno emma 6oeb, 1915
Race StraBe, anabe.
Jdtob uno GQa RabinofpiB, 1l3S
5opiins StruBs. anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

YoliIeibcamter iul lid on einer Ue-
iaugenen peraanseu Gaben.

Gins GuBsrit iftpere uno taum
olaublihe gsItuloisuns lit eeitern Don
Der 18 sSahrs aIten momie WcGarthn,
DON go. Alt Starf StraBs, gsesH eli
nen gsdmteu Der Central Station ers
hpben tporoen. Der Stanbul puroe
ooourh rutbar, bab Mamis iid nah
Der qeitrigsn QpliSsieerihtsfisuns bel
Der Suaenobsamtin oes poliSeiserihts
iiber bic ibr anseblih in elmer 3eQe
Der GENERALIZATION gu gbeil sepproene
gebanblung beidperte.
gDie berihtst, mar Rumte Wcz
Garthn, peIhs ip.ib lit, am
5onntas 4bsno in bsm 2oeirhaus Der
fSurbiqen Mamis Spens on Sobn
S,rube, nabe Der 4. Nps., untsr toms
promIttirenben Imitanoen in Gsieaz
I6aft oes Resers 5arrp 5uHIep BON
ben Gebsimpoli3iiien Rpan uno Sans
rabdu abssfubt unb nit bem Rsssr
unb Der Snbdberin bes eogirbauies
psrbaftet poroen. Tamie WcGarthp
puroe al $50 unb acfien. Der Reeer
su $25 unb Rotten unb bic SHbaberin
oss 2oairhaufss su 10 5aesn 4rbeitss
baus, $50 uno apiten perurtbeiIt. Sas
iungs Rdodeu errpedie Die Spmpatbic
Der SuseRobeamtin 5rl. WanH, ipelns
cine l6naers unterrebuna NIT Wumis
hattie, in oersn 0erlauf 2eBters ibr
mittbeilte, oab Elm 4useitsiltsr bes
Stotionsbauies. nohoem iie geitern
Rorsen bonn JrdueneefdngniB mad
Der Capitalization ssbraht pprpen
mar uno in elmer 3elle parauf partste
Dor ben Ritter serufen au iperosn, fit
in Itpersr Weiie an ihr persanser
babe.
5rl. Mann nldhie iofort benz 81:
terbeitsoirettor Wiittheiluns. ipelhel
unperSiiglih eiis llnteriuhuns einlei:
tets. 6srr gaib neissrte iid, ben Be
rihiertattern irgtno pelbe Austunf
in bem Sale 3u stben.
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Nieeriae Staten ua4 Siibpminso
Ienncritag, ben %. WGrs.

Tle Venoergrab Reoltp Genpan1
iuiro nm Tonneritag. ben %. Didr3,
cine Grfilriion bon 2ouispiile natb
liibomingo, Sfla., pernnitnlten. nit
telit Spe3ial5us iiber be souispiIle s;
Igoibpille Giienbabn, BON Sonisoille
1890 Wod,m. abinbrcnb. Die Heiie
fpiro iieben Sase Ndiern nnb niele
Ianoere Grte in Cflaboma nno Der
|SiiOipeiten perben beinht meroen.
Iiir aiisfiihrlihe 4usfnnft ipenoc
man lid, on Z. ". Sfollings, 6t7
,sobnlton @ebdiloc. ODER Stont 9idet.
Efiice e. & u. Si N, Eiibolt.ede
Nierte ino 8ine. Cincinnati, 8.
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JinSlius.
SMnf5isopllarnute BON Der Wntter
benz ausaeieBten atnoe NIT
segebeu

Die 9plissi 1T nit Nuhforihungen
na6 Der Mtutter zines tleinen, bib
ffDnen 8abps peiblideu 8efhlehts
bei6Gftigt, pel4ss auF Der Sreppe beg
Santa Wuria StaIian educational 6c
Snouitrial SnItituts. go. 534 Wsft Z.
apsuue, ausgeisBt poroen lift. ShDe.
fter glunbini, SetretGrin oes Sniti4
tuts, b0rte, pis Semano Ole 6ouss
Tteqe IGutsts. lie Dffnste Die 5bur uno
fanp sinen 9orb uuf Der 9uustreppe
Dor, in psl6em ith bas gabp. eine
Sinf3igs 8olIursRote uno Elm 3ettel
nit ben morten: r8eboren am 2.
RGr8" befanoen. Der 3ettel riihrte
ougenIaeinlih BON elmer 5rauenbano
Der. Das aino purpe porldufig i'm
ct. Soispbs Daiienhauie in Rorrprpo
untergebratt. IS purpe sSciephine
6armpu getauft
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BE iii faper S,enbereer?

Die in Cffenburs, 9dben. onidiIis.n
MngsbDriesn bon faper 6euberser, Der
i'm Sabre 1850 bier anfdifis por. ben
1iheertries mitmahte uno paRn aui
ether in Der Rdbe Der Stobt eelestnen
farm befhdftist mar. Mohten ssrns
Auaiunft iiber isineu Ntrbleib baben
Gin Brief in oiefem Ginne eins &C.
itern Sci Wapor 9unt EN- unb oit
&6reiberin. Jrau aobbtIe BON Often.
burg. iif ibrer GrtldruHo nad ein'
GdJipeiter bss 9ermiBten. 9euberssl
bat gam ktten Wale inrS nah Shlut
bes Diirgtrtrieges an feine 4nseb0ri'
gen eelMrieben uno ieithsm fsblte ieb'
bisele Ronriht BON i'm. Mnf Tim,
psoen bat bic Gumilie iebo4 sehort
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9emtiher 4,ipniersSSereit
I'm Der geitriaen geriammlnns mur'
ben is Ritglieoer amfseuontmen,

Der 9eutfte 9iunierperein nabm
in leiner geitern 4beno unter oemgor@
fis oes prdfibenten Jeroinono WleB@
aer uno Der prptptollfiibrun9 beg Se>
fretdrs 6. &rager ftuttgsbdbten Ber@
fammlunq niht peniser als Is nene
Weitqlieber ouf. Gs paren oieiss bic
Serren: Carl Suilis, glo. $50 DIT
Gpiportb 4pe., eeboren 1849 in 9ors
ten, 6annoper, inGincinnati Ieit 1882;
aouis =. 6inbsn, 9o. 1920 Jiibr
9lps., aeboren 1863 in Sonnsbed,
preuBen, in Cincinnati iett 1880; j..
sFr.itaq, go. 834 Ri6mono Strr gs@
boren 1912 in aleinzSttersboh, in
Cincinnati felt 1888; 4nton Wlaiur.
SO. 2013 Gin StraBe, geborsn 1858
in OberihieIien, in Cincinnati ieIt
1888; ) 5.Giibermann. 1904 ginsstr.,
aeboren 1853 in Rauaart in preuben,
in Cincinnati ieit 1884; 5. 5ormss,
14O9 Main Strabe, geboren 1847 IN
3rier, in Cincinnati felt 1886; Ghrtit
Sauer, Rp. 100 Weit McUtIaanStr.,
aeborer 1860 in 9srmsrsRim, ingtne
cinnati ieit 1882; q. aroemer, yto.
Ills CALHOUN StrnBe, geboren 1861
in gapern, in Cincinnati felt 1885;
8erhuro Wiefehahn, SO. 4213 Norths
| fibe glpe., ssborsn 1852 in 9annoDer
| in Cincinnati felt 1867; Jatob 81.
Bauer. go. 2732 WlaTahuistts 4pe.,
asboren 1850 in gaDsn, in Cincinnati
| felt 1867; gonraD NusBeI, gto. 1926
2oean Strabe, geboren1864 in Stretts
bera in 9anern, in Cincinnati ieit
| 1887; Sobn 5irih, Np. 122 gloer
| Ctr, aeboren 1864 in Streit6srg ir
gapern, in Cincinnati felt 1886; Con:
rob guI6, Qo. 1909 Race StraBe, ges
boren 1863 in Cffenbdh, in @incin;
| matt ieit 1887; Grnft Sied. Ro. 1721
Race Strdbe, g.boreH 1910 in 5anno;
oer, in Cincinnati felt 1849; u. Rot'
tenberoer, SO. 337 WtiltoH Ctr, eebos
rem 1872 in Weabat, 8dnern, in Gin:
cinnoti isit 1885; Ghrift. Bagnsr, Ro
I17O2 9ins StraBe, sebOrsn 1862 II
gdperu, in Cincinnati isit 1881
gbriIt Riehl, No. Alas Serome &pe.
ae6oren 1851 in Wpersheim in gBurt
tsEberq, in Cincinnati isit 1868
Ereo. Sou6erle, go. 1927 aptons
sfreo. Gduberls, go. 1927 apjone
in Cincinnati isit 1888.
Surh ben 5ob perIor Der 8ereil
i'm psrflpIfsnen Rorat bic foIgenbe1
, Ulitalieoer, bsrsn 4nbentsu our4 Gr
beben bon ben Sigsn gsehrt Duroe: )
!. @srnsr, Gbriit Slider, u. Ssae
uno U. r. Werner.
Rah Grleoigung Der porliegenoel
9sftGft. belt 5srr Or. 5orrh 5
2oque einsu auBsrorosntlih interei
ianten 9ortrag iibsr valtsGincinnuti"
) benz isitens Der 4ntpsisnben NIT gro
per Spanuuns gsIauiCht rpuroe. Den
3 8crtraeenoen puroe Der Sdnt De
gsreins dusqsiprOden uno bic Bio
) Mere perbrohten oaHn nod eln geiel
lioes glduoeritlnohen bel eiHsm tuh
len 5runt unp ihmatbdftsm SmbtB.
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unfdae.

- Dan. 5arringtpn, 81 Sabre aft,
5eiser, Don go. 1865 Ssblsr GtraBe,
tam aeTtern ouf benz Settenipege gu
Gan unb soe liA ialimme9erIegunseg
am Riden 3u,
Qui bieislbe MeiIs psrunsludts
Ger Al Sabrs alte Am. 9rennsH pcn
go. 724 WeIt s. apenus. lpel6er 8er'
lebunqen i'm 9eiidt. on Der rstteg
se6rperIeite UNI an ben Sdnoen srlits.
- Office S6orp, etne Baiherin.
BON Rp. 1920 Gaitern Ipenue. sliit
auf nem 5eitsnpege an Der Wtt9Rilian
GtroBe aus uno brad) ith ben linten
g(rm. Sie nuroe uah oer ftdottfchea
Soipital gsbraht.
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g0ie Su6en.

Der 90 Sabre cite 3.itunespers
fGufer pairit Wtopne. ipelfer iert
Jabren f,insH rStunb4 on Der Gte
Der Qib.rip Strabs unb Central 4D.
bat. nurss seitsrn BON elmer Rotte b0s
Ier Huben 10 lan9s gedrsert uno bss
lGftigt, bis .r Die 8sbulo ptrIor uuO
oem 9 Sabre aIt:n PAUL Wibman
bon gio. 1921 Sonss Gtrabe eiHeu
syauHingaa in bas geiiht perisbte.
OF ipurhe BON ben poli3iiten 8raos
fbaip unb 5ubsr uHttr Der gntlaee Ses
tbItlihen 9lnsriffs perbaftst.
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S.a4 JairDieip 6eisbts
Spa bic neue Nadltear Der 3oo.G6ea
Bari ginie bnrHsefiibrt iuerben.

Wenn ben Winiten Der Strdbens
babngsisGfhuft Rednuns setragen
Hirb, 10 iperben bic Dpm Stabtratb
1naeorpneten Naftears Der 3oozGoen
part Clinic 10 Dertebren, oab aud bic
9eiDohner bon Gairpietp 5eisbts nah.
reno Der Nahtitunben Strabenbabns
perbinouna erbalten.
SefretGf Draper BON Der Strobens
babngeieafhaft bat nGmlih seIterH
arbeitsDirefior price sinen Brief ae.
ihrieben. in tpeIhem er ibm ben 0ore
ldlaa maht, Ole Wogen, bic laut 9s
ihlub bes Gtaotraths bon Der S4.sis
ebensbdbn auf Wt. 4uburn big sur
Gtlbert apenue fabrsu unD u[le babe
Stunoe pertebrtn foltsn, bis mad Der
Shiefebenebabn auf 5airoietp 5sisb.a
in 3nilhenrGumen BON je elmer Stun'
be perehren 81 ldfen.
Ssrr Draper tpeiit barauf bin, ooh
Die 5our biz our 9ilbert arenus Be
quem Tn finn Minutsn eemadt ner
oen fann, iooab laut ben seesnpirtl'
gen arrangements Der Mdsen an le.
bem gnoe Der ainie 25 Minuten auf
ent6alt baben tpiirbs. gr lit odber fin
cine 0srldnserung Der Route Biz mad
Der Jdirpi.fp 5eishts Sneline in 3tpi.
Thenrdumen BON is elmer Stunoe
Grbeitsbireftor Yrice lit perIonlih ri
oieiem goriflas sinperiianben mi
falls niht Der Staotratb Ginlprut
erk6t, biirfte Der 9ertebr in ueHr
einitimmuns nit oem 8oridlag 6strr
Trapers arronQirt peroen.
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katherine Sanberer, 50. 4nhsripn
1opnibip. glincoarmsntsiinbuns
6enrp qublotp, SO. 211 Stanltp
ap., Soer5Ieioen.
emma psrrp. So. 2o2S golerain
ap., Snqusit in S6tpebe,
Rapmuno Millsr, 6erron unn
pop.rs S.rabs. 2unssneHi3iinbrns.
gnna Gbrbarot. II. ludep An.,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Delilab Salmou. 81. 5amiItcn
alp., SnqusIt In Sdpebe.
;5rant Rplins, 20. Straight Str,
ssnqueft in Ghtpebe.
ssnmes 8dms, 66, 4rmenbdus
aungsneni5iinouns.
Sobn Siisfel. 35. 1905 elm Ctr,
Juhrfuloie.
Daniel Wabben. AZ. 30S Nutfs,
Sirabs, SHpinbIutt.
Sba 6eiins. AZ, 1920 plum Gtr.
luberiuloie.
Dora gaisman, SO. 1886 3rai,
Ap., ShipGfe.
Sicoe RooIe. 1928 RihbIe Roab
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Jcbn s.. Rod, 20, armenbaus. Sn'
queit in Ghrpebe.
9lmelia Waaner. IS, 9stksb,
| 6ofpital, Rippenfsllsnt5iinouns.
/ 6enrp Jride. SO. 1910 CLINT Ctr.
QeberperbGrtung.
NoIes Broipn. 80, 2612 almi
ploet, QnngeneHt5lnDung.
Artbnr QDbImeper, 15, 6O4 Delb
Apenue, Rierenltiosn.
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9uiammen 80.

Des gDsiteren berihtets 6err SeuB,
pob ihm bon oem ge3irtsturnpart
5ode bon Danion folgenoss qrns
aramm fir ben am ndhiten Spnrtag
in Der 81. 6. 3. SaQe ituttfinDsnben
5urntas Der 9ttipen ubermittelt pors
ben lei:
2lnfang 2 ll6r 80 Rahmittaes.
2auf. uub SrDnungs zuebungen,
soanteliibunaen, Rieoeuturnen on Den
9erGtben NIT bretmolisem Betisl,
9oltsturnen, 5anseln on ben Flettsrs
'tdneen, Drsiiprung, Spiel.
Der 8eriht tpuroe entgeaengenor'
men.
aIs neue Witslieber ipurosn oie
!5erren Jrso. Rueble, 9aul Jrieorih,
SO. u. Soptins. Jreo. W. GIben, pauI
Srtmann, paul 9ublmann, gonrdo
Geller, Riharo grann, Ben. 6efeler,
ssrant Gblei, 4rthur 2. ShDttingsr,
grancis u. Manbstp. Carl griidner,
g. .. Rummsl Gusen llnnsrih,
gbas. 4ppsI. gbriItian 8ottaer, 5reo,
6. 90ttger, Sarrn 8. gpelano, 4rt5n-
Gdnerin. Dm. priB. BAL. S6rooe-,
sSr., Grtpin Giiert, 6ans gallin uHb
aouis 6urpib aufsenommsn.
Der YorIitsr berihtete, ooB cey
9sreiu felt Der lesten 9erIammluHl
brei treue Witglisoer ourd ben Dob
ptrloren babe, uno 5tpar Carl 8oac[,
eeitorben am 19. Sanuar; auqusi
lSpaugenberg, seitcrben am %. Sa'
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Gsreeont pdlmer uno polisiIt
M<iie b0ben friib seiterH Worssn bic
WirtHnaft an Der Siioohede Der
Mubt Etrabt unb Grstman NHnue
aus unb Derbnfteten Sobn Waliers.
eineu ber Jnbaber, untsr Der Antlnge
btr 1lsbertrttuno bes Nitterna9tsce.
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