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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-08-14

.7IIo. c--%<lctihc '-tdiii5 " hcet toWhi WHO
has been confined TO her bed for some time,
is some better.
NJ. S Campbell, OF Hazel Green, arrived
Monday to work on the new Methodist
church building.
Deputy ShodlTs, T. ]. Perry, of Blaze, and
ia; Shcckey, Of Daysboro, attended Coun-
ty Court Monday.
Willie Sebastian, Of Bloomington, visit
ed his uncle, J. II. Sebastian, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns M.Guire are visiting
friends and relatives at Mt Sterling and
Winchester this week.
Miss Mamie Walters, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Clay City for several
weeks, has returned home.
Nlr. and Mrs. VIM Smith, of West Vie
ginia, are visiting Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meaiiee Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Coulc, who live
few mile, above town, were visiting
relatives here the first of the week.
Sam Mckee Lewis, OF DeIIart, called in
to see us aud renewed lis subscrii ton to
the Courier while in town Monday.
D'ru'y Sheriff d. G. Lacy, OF Cauey,
was here Monday and had us make him
some tax notices. Green says those owing
taxes must come across,
Esq. Alex Whitealsr, Of Stacy Fork,
was here Monday and had his address
changed from Caney to Stacy Fork, til,
new posto0ice near his home.
II. NJ. and T. J. Penley, Of Gate City,
Va, are visiting relatives aud friends in
the county. They paid the Courier crew
, a pleasant visit while in town Friday.
+ New concrete walks are being put down
in front Of the following property on Main
street: Dr.. II. V. Nickel, Mrs. Jas A. La
cy c, NJ. Ncyscr Commercial Bank and
the Cole Hotel.
Don't fail to read the attractive new ad
Of r. h. Sturdivent & Son in this issue.
Mr.. Sturdivcut is onc ot the live wire mer.
chants Of West Liberty and is getting his
quota Of the trade.
Geo. p, D er, Of Hazel Green, MIS- Rho
da McOuinn, aud MIS- Alice Hobbs, of Ne.
ola, aud MIS-, Mary Belle Sexton, Of Ports.
mouth, o., attended the funeral Of their
father, Harris Dyer who died suddenly on
the 9th inst.
Mrs. w. L. Hammond, Of jackson, has
returned home from a visit to her father,
G, W. Phillips. She was accompanied 10
Camel CITY by her sister, Miss Jennie
Phillips. Miss Phillips visited Miss Re.
y bekah Phillips at Liberty Road before re.
turning.
II Miss Blanche Estello Thompson, who
has been visiting in Winchester, EastBSrn,
y stadt, London and pincville for the past
six weeks, has returned home. Miss Blancll
reports that that Miss Bulah Thompson, OF
Winchester, who was injured by a piano
falling on her last March, is able to walk
N yvithn,t r,,,,,he ar rana
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-08-14
business Monday.

business Monday.
Mrs. Clarinda Fugett, Of near town, is
slowly improving.
Walter S. Hogg, of Jackson, was in town
Friday on business.
w. D. Greear, OF Index, was in town on
business this week.
]. A. Henry, of Henry was in town on
business on Monday.
Buford Nickel, of Sellars, was in town
on business Monday.
DR.. E. c. Gcvedon, OF Grassy, attended
County Court Monday.
Kelly Carter is reported sick this week.
1t is feared lie has fever.
Mrs ]. D. Lykins, who was reported sick
last week, is'improvng
r. X. Nickel, OF Mize, was here Monday
attending County Court.
]. T. Wells, of Camel City, transacted
business in town Monday.
DR.. S. r, Collier visited his mother in
Nicholas county last week.
Mrs. Sally Womack, of Little Rock, Ark,
is visiting relatives in town.
Charley Neal, of Wilmore, is visiting
relatives in town and county.
Jas. V. Henry, of Florress, was here on
business the first of the week.
j. N. Gevedon, of Grassy Creek, trans
acted business in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3. Reed, Of near town,
are visiting in Lawrence county.
W.F Lykins, OF Grassy Creek, was here
Monday attending County Court.
Hiram Haney, of Wolfe county, visited
his brother, J. p. IIaney, last week.
J. H. and Esq. L. w. Day, Of Grassy
Creek, were here on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. b. Reese, OF LenoX, were
shopping in town Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Thompson has returned from
Liberty Road where she spent few days.
Henry Patrick, OF Salyersville, is the
guest Of his cousin, Miss Marguerite Carter
Mrs. Clara Nickel, Of Lexington, is WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Blair.
Harlan Haney, of Stacy Fork, was in
town Saturday and gave US an order for
job work.
Trade with our adyertisers-they will
give yon the best bargains and the best
treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
ing the photograph with Atlanta pa

ing the photograph with Atlanta pa
pers. The women informant gave 'er
name as Mrs. A. Blanchette. She says
her attention was attracted by hear
ing a man sobbing in the adjoining
room at hor hotel, and that by stand
ing on chair she looked through a
transom at Bowen while he opened his
trunk She told the police that his
actions had aroused her suspicions
Acting on her information. they ar
rested Bowen.
Bowen this afternoon said he had
been a bookkeeperl and stenographer,
and claimed that he worked insAtlanta,
Ca, for the Morrow Transfer Company.
He Aave his home address as 1os Ivy
Street, that city.
lie denied knowing anything about
the pencil factory. any persons con-
nected with or employed in the fac
tory He said he did not know the
Phagan girl. Els trunk contained dog:
ers Of picturesiofi young, women. sing :
ly and in groups. n Isotters frons sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

back without word upon seeing the
red and white emblem. There was
practically no soliciting of contribu-
tons; only polite .'will you buy a
tag?' was all that was said. whether
one bought or not. In rare instances.
OF course. these two rules were broken.
and the wearer of n tag was annoyed
by persistent solicitations, but these
exceptions were few enough to en-
phasize the generally ideal conditions
OF the day.
Some Large Donations.
Stories Of generous deeds and large
gifts were heard on all sides last night.
one Kind person made the first gift
to the eoX in the Mutual Building in
the shape OF SCI donation, while in
numerous other cases SIS and $40 was
raid for a tag. The Corley Company
purchased tags for the members Of the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Orchestra and the visiting artists, who
appeared ut the matinee performance
Of the Wednesday Club May Festival
decorated with the little emblems A
Main Street clothing merchant, liz. sym.
pathy with the work of the nurses, let
ono Of the workers tag 175 suits on his
show racks at cents a tag
Everything that could be d,pe to
ado to the success os the day was done
by the public. Because tho operation
of Tag Day has been brought down to
such n fine art, Mrs Parrish was forced
to refuse the kindly offer OF aid OH the
part of the Boy Scouts for the simple
reason that she had no use for them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
GOFF WILL ALSO
GETPAY OF JUDGE
New West Virginia Senator to
Get $1,000 Year as Re-
tired Turist.

Washington. May 6-Senator Nathan
con, OF West Virginia. will receive.
aside from his senatorial salary Of
$500, an additional $1,000 as the full
pay or retired Federal circuit Judge.
making his compensation during his
term In the Senate equal to the salary
OF an associate justice of the Supreme
Court
Comptroller of the Treasury Trace
Wen to-day granted the Senator'S an
piication for salary as "A retired nudge
uhoer the law authorizing fun pay 10
any Federal judge who. having reached
the age OF seventy. resigns after ten
years or service on the bench. The
comptroller held that retired indg a
performed no judicial duty, and conse-
quently did not hold position" within
the meaning OF ihe statute prohibjting
"a government employe from dravino
salary from two government positions
lie, pointed out that such seemed thn
conclusion OF the Senate in admittiny
Judge Con, in view of the cons,,tm,
tional provision that no person hold
Ing other Office under the United States
shall be member OF either house O,
Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
News Causes No Surprise.

Atlanta, Ga, May 6.-News that Paul
p. Bowen, arrested by. Houston, Tex.
detectives as a suspect in connection
with the murder of Mary Phagan in
no surprise here tonight. Solicitor
General Dorsey said this afternoon
that he attached little Importance to
the arrest of Bowen. and intended to
fore taking any action. Police officials
stated tonight that they were con-
vinced that Bowen could not have been
been in Atlanta for several months.
BENDING the resumption of the corr
,oner's inquest next Thursday, police
energies toward discovering the iden-
tity OF the mysterious man who par
ticipated I'M an unusual scene with a
young girl at the terminal station on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

ne was stopping, and the story she
,oid the police, caused his arrest here
iast night. Bowen was held on sus-
picion. the charge being based on tele-
grams from the Atlanta. Ga, police,
saving Bowen was wanted in connection
win the finding of the murdered body
OF Mary Phasan in AN Atlanta pencil
factory.
FROM Bowen's trunk the police OBJ
ta'hed womans vest which they say
was blood stained; copies of Atlanta
newspapers and Il photograph which
they identified as that OF the mur-
dered girl. Mary Phagan. This. identi-
hcation WAS made to-day by oompar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
NO AUTHORITY FOR
ARREST OF BOWEN
Chief of Detectives, Who Causes
Incarceration, Released
From Duty.

Houston. Texas. May e.-Paul p.
Bowen was released late to-day
Chief OF Detectives Peyton. of the
local force. who was instrumental in
the arrest, was relieved from duty with
the department., Chief OF Police Ben
Davidson holding that he had exceeded
his authority.
The actions OF the man who gave hIe
name as Paul r. Bowen. observed by
d woman bearder at the hotel where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

the day before the Phagan girls BODY
was found, What bearing this will
have upon the,mystery the police have
not disclosed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
eral young women were among his eff

He positively declined to discuss the
bloody, vest. papers, letters or photo
graphs, maintaining silence when
~ ed 81 hnuI 1ham
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-27
Ter Wnitter. 81 lnb.

Der WIuiiter Stub rpiro feline
nGdIte 8erIammlung am morgisen
4beno obbuIten. llrfpriinglih mar
Die 0eriammlung uuf ben ahten DtGrs
dnteraumt gelpeien, ober fis puroe
auf 6reitag Ibeno DerIe9t, Inn in 0erz
binnung nit oerfelben einsn Gulpfdng
az Gbren bes Rlapierpirtuo'en Gep<
polo 9obotpstp, Der betunntIin Spfift
Der bieslpoGtgen Snmpbonietpnserte
lit, gu peranitQlten.
Die @ei6dftsfiBung nimmt prGsiie
I'm uht llhr ibren 4nfdng unb NIT
Der 0ur6fibrung oes nuTitaliThen
8rnqrdmms iptro unmittelbdr nah
BEN Gintreffen bes Gbrenaaites be-
apnneu tperoen. Dos programm bes
Abenos lit pte Tolgt:
.9lllemunoe DiIb. 5rieomunn Bad
Qrraugtrt fiir 3tpet Glapisre BON
gerbanee. Die 5erren 5. s. 5offs
mann unb Romeo @orno.
Scnate fir 2Iapier uno SI0ts go. / !.
.. E. g. Bad
Die 6erren Witbelm Sraupner
uno Gqis WacBerrib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-27
Jni Mrbeitsbams
@aren im DerflOiienen Sabre 346S
Eerlonen iuternirt.

Col. Tan. 8nrtlen, Der Sllperl:t.
tenbent Deg arbeitsbauies, bat geIterlr
leirten gerif)t fir oas nerfIoiiene Sabt
i'm gureau oes giirgerneiiters ab9e.
lieFert uno aus oieiem 8erlft er-
belt, BOP ip1breno beg Derfloiienen
Sahres inSgeiarnlit 3468 aserioneit
In oieier StrafonItalt interltirt Dore.i
uno sluar 2654 inunnliden uro o14
meiblifen @eifIefts. Die 3abl Der
nuSip1rtigen Sdftlinge, fir meide
fontroftlih feftgeieste 5ltmnlert be-
5ablt ,peroen, belief iid aif 219 aus
Counties uno ouf 80 aus 3otpn-
imps. atm 81. Ge5ent6er befnn6en iif)
444 &aftlinge, 351 Wdnner uno SO
,Srauen, I'M glrbeitsAaus. Siebe.t
5trGflinge itorbn ndbreno bes Sab.
reg iulo Ali fpllroen bonn SiAerbett5-
Oireftor Gai1 pnrolirt.
Col. gartlen bot feline ySdiiblin-
ae" audl nah 9tationalitdten flaiiiii.
sirt uno bierbei feItgeiteQt, baB lutr
je brei Mdnner uto orei Sroten oeut-
ifer abitamnntng 1udren lDabrero
Die itbriaen gtationalit1ten, roment.
lih Die Sobne lulo Iodter Der ygrii.
nen Sniel" ipeit 3ablreifer pertreten
lillo.
Iie getpiaintng fir oos arbeits.
bous i'm perfloiienen Sabre belief itf
ouf $70,000.27 uno Die glusgaban
betruaeu S6S, 1916, ioooB am Sab
resitluf elm aaiieitbeitatro Dor
Isl Pip porbon0en mar. 0tesgron1'
nell Wire SO. be3ahlte fir Strdf'
lingsorbeit S2t ,f1223; fiir aItes 81
| len Duroen $197. 40-pereinnabmt unt
| fiir ben 8erfouf pon StetI1en $6603
9ieiem -Sabresberiht lag dlldJ oel
9erid)t oes anitaltsur5tes Ir. 8. u
groDn bel, Der eirgebeno ii6er Ielnt
3hQtiqteit berihtet ltnO nan1entltd
berporhebt, ooB er Die Sale BON Sdr
iertpahniinn, Die red)t 3nblreid} lpa
rem, ourdHpeg bei polliger @nt3iehumt
| pon gllfobpl erfolgreid] be4,aaoel
babe. Gr befiirtportet bic Sfnffunt
elmer beIonoeren Anltolt filr Erunfen
6oloe, Die Sfuiiung elmer beionoercl
glbtbetlung I'M itd0tiifen 3ipeighoipt
/ tai, in lpelher tuberflIoie 8eleee5
itbertreter ltuteracbraht tperoen lol
len un0 tritt audi nit aIer GntidNe
0enbeit fiir Gin 8eies ciH, lpeIdeI
6elt 8ehorbcn 0as 9ledt giebt, @e
Observation-Disclosures 5u iteriliitren, 10
oaB lie iib niht fortpflan3en fonner
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Saie'San.
Seutige abreiie Der yGebs" sur Gin
ADMINISTRATION in Mobile, gla. -
Sanptling Sinfer i'm &ommauoU.

SdilptIing sSoiepb 5inter troi 3e.
tern Dtorgen, ME eriuartet, aus
Chicago inn bieiiaen Smtptdunrtier
Ser ,Neos" elm ino mar pdbreno 6es
lages unniisgeieBt nit Den 8orberei.
lmeen sur abreiie oes Stubs nab
Ger GIniibllngsitation in Dobils, Ala,
beidditist. mas llnterjeidpltng Der
aontrafte leitens mebrerer Der 5ier
eingetrolfeHen SpieIer einidlloB.
Seilte Bornrittag nm 9 llhr iieoelt
lnnfer nit Den folaenoen SpieIern
BON bier nah @elt 9aoen, Sno..
iiber: 9iarfe, Ianfprtb (6anger(;
hlroen, MeDtanus. Snrter, Snitb,
Jrpit, DGhlsrsn uno Smith (Shleus
oerer); Sobliseil, Grant, siagle (gd.
ienbiiterl, uno geiher nt1o Bates
(SdApdrnter). gtndl piertrdgiger sSe.
mleung Der bortigen Elieaen iest ole
(Selellihaft ibre Meiie nnd9 Dem ion-
niaen Siioen am 5onntag 4beno
tort iino wiro In Der Dtontng gsatt
lin UsobiIe, ALA, etatreiien IGio iih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-27

GdnpinoeIeielt beriibt fperoen Iolltcit,
moimit ciner Der Dhtiissieler, Der Sobn
Des angcfIogtcn Stoner, jeDo1 nidt
eiibcritafloen geipefen mar.
Games 5aipcctt alias ,Sronf Same.
ion, ssranf WegorO uno Mice Mar.
tin, iammtlide BON q. 2ouis, Dur.
BEN init GeIoitrafen pom je $50 uno
nen Soften be0af1t. gle lparen ais
peroddtig eitlgefperrt iporoen nno
isoiucett geitono ouh 3lt oaB er bei
BEN ge)oroeu bon Ct. 2onis nift gcs
ruoe i'm beiten Gufe itebt. slIiceeSame.
ion, Die angeblife Satin Snnte1on 5,
iDitrbe itroffrei entloiien, er5ielt is.
no6 bic Weiiling. 0en Stalib Ginctn.
natis nnber5iigli6 BON ibren 5iiBeh
AL idiitteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-27
2lms benz Voli3eigeriht.

sll6ert Wsc9ean, Der g1ioer bes
goieballipielers n9arrp" Wec2edr.
puroe geltern pon Rit,ter 5ride 5il
iiinf Idaen 9lrbeitshdus perurthetlt,
neil er Dor einiaer 3eit I'M gIllnro-
simmer oes Souing Sotels cine Vrh.
gelei iti3enirt bate. IN beren Berlatr
/. 2arrp~ WieSedn einen arnlbrldl DC.
b. ntrug, an oeiien sSolget er noh int.
ner i'm itdotiifen Soipital oarnieoer.
lieat. Tie g3guetsmlindblne lpohreno
Der aeitrigen 8erbanoIlng ergab.
oos albert Mc2eau Der llrbeber Der
ipiiitcn 0riigelei mar ,fnb Dab ~Sar.
ru@ nit cinem gillarbaue alf ben
9lrm qeld,lageu ipitroe. ais er fih in
Der brltaIiten Neiie III ben aanpf
eiimiitlie. Gieien berhangnibDo.ien
Sd,lag nit bent Glieae hattie @arrei,
Stoner ae'iihrt, Der bon albert 1fc.
2ean augcgrifien n,oroen mar nno ani
Sen iif 6ann oas griiberpaarRc2 c2enn
init pereinten ar1ften itiirsen ipoate.
g2arren Stoner uno Charles Carroll
maraI ebenfalls BON Der Voll3ei. rel.
de Der griigelei elm gnoe mod,te.
|nlitaencmuRn iporoen. aber tie uiir.
ben BON aidlter Srife seiiern irsiae.
iproden. @abreno Der 8erhonoiimJ
beflmoete nod, Der Giinarbeiter
lSeorge Carpenter. Don go % 9eit
Siebente StraBe, oaB er, ais 2arrp
asc2ean brutal gciporoen, ibn nit eli.
nein Sauitihlas aii gooen geitredt
habe, nber tros biees ShIaas iei
2arru WesSean ,pieoer nuf Sfoner los.
aeaangel uno babe oann ben SdloJ
nnF ben arm erbalten. Gie Berbaro.
lung ergab. oaB Der gnr3e Strcit
burh ein Hiloroipiel perurlad)t NOR.
ben mar, seIgentIih oeiien al!eraano
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ZterblicbtettSberidt.

SeIsn TspHono. Ia, 2264 5arrti
ion 4penut; t6srsleioen.
apbia WanusIs, 70. Alt 0ost
S!rabe; 5erSIsloen.
Glmore peisrs, Al, 325 GeneNss
Stratt; 2ungsnent3iinouHs.
Caroline Grtstit. 72. 5S 5oQiltss
Strabe; 3utsrruhr.
4nton Wpnbers, 56, itabtiifes Or
m,nbaus; 2dhmuns.
5ront Gr,rIig. go, 34S ail9our
Strabe; 9ebirnihIag.
Anion poblmann, 80, 13. une
MaInut Strabs; 2ungsnsntsiinnung.
Clifford gunts, /. 400 Wlia str;
Qunasnentsinoune.
Marsar,t Wsi5enader, 10 Wonais
1886 WcUlidsn 4penue; 6irnhautent'
siinpuns.
Marp autsr. 49, 1886 grspits,
Strobe; Rpbs.
George Sarte. So itGoiifhss SoIpi.
tai: snqutit in Shlptbe.
Deorge 5tsobalo, 46. 100 SsbIe,
Eirabs; aungeusnisiinouna.
Guian Bead. "a. 6orriiUn, Ohio
arebs.
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Ser ,,Waeteaer


Ger 10 eefdbrlide r@usfeiler" ben
troB aller Warnutgen 1eitens Der Be-
boroer nod iebr ptelfab aIS 9ei3ap.
porat fitr 3inuner belutbt miro, b1tte
qetern oltf Elm 9uar feths Uee1rften-
leben geforoert.
Der SdnetOer SSutob Gobn, DON
9so. 41S Clinton StraBe, into feinc
aus 5ral uno bier &fnberr I'M Ilfcr
pom . bis II HSabren beiteberloe sso-
rtlle, ndren in Der 9tad)t pom 9iens-
tag sum Wtttttpo6 nabe5u infoIge oer
gtrttaen Gampfc erltift, tpelhe oon
et1leu folfen g@asteIler" eririadjt
Dur0en, Den tie nt tbre1n GhlafjtHl-
mer ais &ei3dpparat bemubter. ipdb-
reno iie natiirlid) idmrtLif)e f5eftiter
ieit oerihloiien bottert.
Gobn 1par, ais CT qeltern Moraan
3u tritber Stlmoe ertputne, 10
Idauad, bob er rtIr mt fndpper 9eotb
itdl mad Der 8obnungstbiir ihleppet
ullo eInige 9tahbarl1 8u S5ilfe rllfen
tonttte, Die bnnn einen 4r3t herbet.
bolten, allf bei'en Gnoronunq sSran
Gobn uno Die bier atrtoer iofort nod
oenr itdbtiit,en 6oipitdI iIberfiihrt
pltroen, no lie ourd geeienete ge.
hanolunq iebr baIb auBer 2ebensge-
Iabr 9ebraft rpltroen.
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Gbe.GrlaubniRiheim

Oscar 6. 6enslsr, %, 413 W. 7. ct.
lGorinna Diaiams, %. 708 Sohn Ct.
lGbparb 8. Roumann. 544 Wilton
Strabe.
iGmma .. 56mibt, 211 Ssarns aOe.
{gbas. +. gope. GutIsp.
lGbitb u. RrGmer, 1927 Straisht Ct.
(Geo. gols, q, Gina, 8.
lTlarie Stabl. Is, 920 Court Ctr.
(ROlpb 70. Wolff, %. 0apton, 8.
lGaiip Millsr. 20, paIacs 9otel.
6orrp -. glart, 40, 5u3eIpoco.
Role Wsper, 80. ossSI.
(Bm. 6. Go6ran, "a, 1916 Deit
! Jront Str.
iqlod Pepper, 60. 226 Gutter Str.
(gaNlio gutari, 29, 2125 aiIautbus
! Strabe.
/ Sioa Calm, 80. bessl.
(Marcus J. aobsrts. 80. 649 RsuOe
! Strdbe.
lGbitb e. Mlartin, 80, WaoiiouOile.
IGjeo. e. GspenI5eio, 26. 3237 6Iens
bora Str.
lGunice Sullipon, 10. s32 Yort Str,
i4rt6ur 9tsmarais. Al, 1925 grs@
men Ctr.
lTora Sdmpls, "a, bessl.
}5amss Siom, p, College 5ill.
Warp Yate, 18, oesgl.
(Sarrp 6. Sinnsa, "a. 958 go. s. ct
lMurgarst gutshorH, 20, 951 oesgl
}Sobn J. giihofs6srger, q, 321
I groaopdp.
| lSdrab 2. 5umilton, 10. 4124
gaitsrn 2lps.
lGhas. Mup. "a, 804 Weit 4. ctr.
lRdncD 9. GQis, "a, S05 ossgl.
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automDbil beIdDaoigt.

Grofeiior q. :. @artpoort pom
College Of Dlultc, miro cine ortItanoi'
ge 9eparaturretnung fiir iein slu.
tomobil 5u be3aMen haben. 0ie Wen.
ihine iplroe qeitern 8ornrittag ais
lie an Ser Glib Court StraBe entlaug
mfr, idpper beidldoiat, oa Die Sin.
terrdoer ami Dem naiien sSabroamm
pl0BIid ms 8leiten fanen utlo Der
8agen init FOLDER 8ud)t gegen oas
5rottoir ilpq, oaB ems Der Hdoer ae-
brod}en pltrhe. Der fdrbige Gbaltf.
feur, Der eit15iae 9Sniniie bes @oaens,
6radte iih ourt] eiuen reht5eitigen
Sprlrg in Siherbett.
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8alter Gbisman seitebt ben 3anbs
anfaa ami 5ran sSoieptGne
Stua su.

7er &dltber, bon bent Ipie auss
fiibriid) berid,tet, sSrau S5oiepbfne
StoQ am 9ieuItng 4betlo IN tbreln
Saoen, go. 2346 8ariaIp Apenlte.
iiberiaaen iuto NIT porgebaltererH 8e-
polper INN efne fleine Summe @eloes
beralbt tntroe, bpfiuoet iih beretts
IN Der 4serion Oes Is Sabre alten
SdptMrtad)ers 4Salter Gbisunn, oon
$40. 2420 Erice Sill Roa0, IN Safi
uno bot olth ihon etu lr1fGIenoes
9eltdnoniB abgelegt.
Ghisnun muroe OH Ser 9Siinften
lino 9face StraBe pon ben Geteftipes
Sdaefer uno Ottolpan in 9aft ge'
noumet unD ais er IN Der Central.
itatiot 01trhiudt lultr0e, fanben ote
geanlten einen Hepoloer, IoiUie eine
An3abl Yatronen on ihrn.
Gen Ruubiiberfau auf SSra1t Stol
Qeitdn0 er obne lDeitereS eIn utto En-
fldrte NIT geipultigem 8raDo6o, oaf
er ein ybao man" Iei lnto oaB er lid
abioll.t nihts oaraus gelnaht baber
Ditr0e, sSrau StoQ ODER ionIt SSentanf
nieoer5ufnaacn. 0aS Gin5ige, mas
gbisman beomerte, mar Die Ibat'
iafe, 0oB ieine 8eute MIR $3.50 be.
tragen batte. DIT ben 8eboroen III
Gbisman bereits friiber IN geriIb.
rlutg gefommen. Gr iuuroe lpegeiI 9e.
raubung BON glrmenbiihjen IN enc,
Stride por etnnigen 8ofen OerbaTtet
ieoof) pom ,Sugenbrifter itraffre
elttlaiien, no er 8elierlrng 9elobte.
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Oebarten.

Sobn unb gothrins SyiIhefer,
Sanlsr Bart; Snobe.
gbarIes uno Celia Gruter, SapIer
Yart; andbe.
Qaprenee unb Junsttd Utdn
Steel's llnterabtheilung; GHdbe.
WoIter uno Sophie Ghrober, 981
Warion Npenue; Gndbe.
SoTep1 uub 2uopigu Steltenpohl
415 Oft 13. Strabe; anabe.
Gondro unn aatfertne Brute. COL
lsge Gin; Gnabe.
Miuiam unb Cecilia Weitlduf
1909 ainneD Nosnue; MGohen.
9. g. unb Wlarp arutboffer IT,.
Delhi; Gnabe.
Spispb uno CLARA Shle'inger, 2515
geetman Strdbe; Gnabe.
Stepten uno Wlarn 8aihttla, 404
Mobotpt StruBe; anabe.
frant uno Gonna Scents, 1926 60
qun Strabe: NlGohen.
Games uno Goitb Grpit, 1908 Bnon
StraBs; Gnabe.
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am Singer ihlaien geIegt uto bic
Ebiir 51 ibrem S6ldf5inuner Der.
idloiierL ie6od) ben SdIiiiiel inreu
itefeil lafien. sic rntb cinet febr fe.
item Sd)lnf gebabt bnben, oerur ais lie
ge1tern W2orgert ni1fspafse, itarro bic
5hlaf8iIuupertbiir often iuo ictpohl
Dte Dinnrontnaoel, lpte Der Sting ma
rem Derihtmlnoe1t. Die Gdp1aidiafeit
bnbeu, pie Der Boli5ei ntitgftbeiIt
natroe, etner @ertB BON 1895.
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bern ReIt Der .gfebs" Die ii9 utittIers
metle bort periannlelt baben miro,
anihlieben. gln 8ienItag begirtnen
bic iblIf,en 8oriibltngerl, aus g8er%
ferL Shlagen uIto syongen oes 8alleS
uno 2oufen heltebero, Dem regul1re
Spiele 5rptihen gteunern in GDenlBe't
Saqeu folaea lperoerI.
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Tred)er Sieb.

@'it gan5 beiipielIoier ;5redlbeit
operirte elm Gieb, Der IN Der Jtdd)t
com 9ieritaa gum Wtitt1uod Saira
Soll, BON Rc. 6t5 Carlisle NDenue,
beitobI. Srau Sou bate iid) Dor.
aeirern stbenS nit elmer Giarnantr1a.
Sci i'm Soar uno einern Gi1utantring