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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07

handed down. putting II up 10 the
council to dictate terms 10 the com
pany, several OF the aldermen were for
Immediately ousting the company from
Fort-st.. but now their ardor is grad
ually cooling. and the entire RESPONSE
billty is being saddled on the mayor.
Corporation Counsel LAWSON. in con-
vcrsaiion with Aid. Vernon, Friday
morning, accused the aldermen of get
ting cold feet on the street car ques-
ton.
Not AT all. replied Vernon. smiling.
we are simply sitting tight as they
say. The ID. L. X. has been doing
that for 20 years and now we are go
ing 70 give them dose of their own
medicine"
But YOU knew the supreme court
decree was coming and you had six
months in which to prepare for the
present situation" persisted Lawson.
"Oh, well, We'll take care OF the ID.
IT, r., don't worry" replied Vernon.
The Verdler bill. giving us the right
10 own and operate means n whole
lot. Anyhow you know what happens
to an alderman who gets in front OF
the van In question OF this kind"
Mayor Marx has received commun-
ication from Ross w. Harris, the
traction expert. OF Madison, Wis.
offering to investigate Detroit traffic
conditions for So 100 or make de-
tailed appraisal OF the ID. u. Il. prop
critics for 1900. He offered 10 do
both Jobs for $40. 800. The mayor said
he would keen the communication for
reference.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07
TOASK BIDS FOR new
DETENTION HOME
County Auditors Will Get Busy
as Result of Agitation
for Better Quarters

AS result of meeting In the
county auditors office, Thursday af-
ternoon. bids are TO be asked immedi-
ately for a site and the erection OF a
new detention home for delinquent
boys and girls, il being the consensus
OF opinion OF those in attendance THAI
the present quarters. No 3 Madison
ave-, are inadequate. Among those
present were members of the Girls
Protective league, police officials,
members of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children, the
county auditors and private citizens.
Auditor Buhrer blamed Forbes Rob
ertson. chairman of the board of aud
itors. last year. for the failure or the
board 10 go through with plans for n
proposed new detention home. Buhr-
er said that Robertson objected TO
the site picked out by himself and
Judge Hubert. contending that II
ought 10 be built on property adjoin-
| ing the pesthouse or out near Con
nor's creek.
! II was stated that there are now 20
| girls In the detention home. and that
several OF them are suffering from
disease. Police Capt. Breault SAID
that he believed that some OF the
girls could be better cared for in the
hospital in connection with the Girls
Industrial school. in Adrian. Judge
Hubert supported the suggestion OF
the captain.
Among others who took part in the
discussion were Edwin DENLY, Mrs.
Percy Farrell. S. j. Lawrence, county
agent: Mrs. Charles Hodges and Mrs.
George Hendrie. Mr.. Lawrence Gre
ated little ripple by stating that he
thought no woman without children
should criticise the work. Of looking
after boys and girls. One had TO be
! a parent, he said. 10 understand the
problem.
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TO be treated on different moral
basis.
DO you believe that "A girl that
can't live on less than $40 and gets
81 is weakened more in her resistance
TO the white slayer than the girl who
can live on $40 week amt Ger So
was a question put TO Rosenwald
There Is absolutely no association
between the causes" said he AN hon.
est girl properly reared, will not
yield. no matter what her wages are.
Rosenwald was shown a report OF
dividends of his company, showing a
profit for the last year OF $1,000. 900
lie said he thought the figures cor
rect.
Do YOU think that the employer
who does not pay living wage con.
tributes 10 the evil OF white slavery?"
Ne was asked.
II do not believe the question has a
proper basis, he answered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07
LODGE DRAFTS
CHARTER CHANGES
Three Amendments Will BE
Submitted to Council Com
mittee. Saturday

Three charter amendments which
will make it possible for Detroit &c
own and operate street railway sys
tenn have been prepared by Aid. JOIN
Lodge, and will be submitted TO the
council committee on claims and at
counts, Saturday morning. The com
mittee will make all haste IN report
ing out the amendments providing Tor
municipual ownership. an Increase III
the bonding limit Tor public utility
purposes and the adoption OF civil ser
vice
The municipal ownership amend
ment will include provision Great
ing a municipal operation commission
that will have charge OF all municipal
transportation projects, including the
proposed subway. The council com
mittee will meet Friday afternoon TO
again discuss the subway problem.
The Verdier home rule bill Las
been passed by the house in Lansing
and the senate is expected 70 concur
In the houses amendments today, Civ
ing Detroit the right TO amend its
charter piecemeal and making IL pos.
sible TO vote on the important NUM-
cipal ownership amendments in the
spring election, April :.
AS soon as the bill is finally passed
and signed, the proposed amend
nents, including a fourth TO provide
funds for the immediate use OF the
water board, will be reported out by
the council committed Ii necessary
4 special meeting Of the eeaaeil~i!!
be called TO prepare the amendments
for submission TO the voters next
month
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BANDITS TRY TO n
HOLD UP SALOON Man
Cover Him with Gun, But Flee
When He Grabs Tele-
phone

Michael Machowski. saloonkeeper,
at No, 1853 Otis-st., reports to the po-
lice that three bandits strobe into his
place few minutes before midnight.
Thursday and while two Of the men.
with hats pulled over their eyes. level
led revolvers at his head, the third.
wearing mask, commanded him TO
throw mp his hands. and started to-
ward the bar and the cash register.
Mackowski made one grand plunge
toward the rear of the bar room and
the telephone. and as h> grabbed the
receiver all three Of t/e bandits fed.
with no plumber.
Detectives Golden and Steinhebel
and Patrolman August Saal responded
TO the alarm, but were unable to get
any trace Of the bandits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07

The sound Of kiss Is not so loud
~ that Of q cannon, but its echo lasts
~ great deal longer.--Holmes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y.-Suddenly
changing his mind. Irving volkes, 10,
stopped counting May Colby. same
age, and married her mother, who
is CO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-07

WASHINGTON-W. J. Bryan paid
for his first silk hat with 10 shiny
silver dollars today, exchanging the
tile he wore on inauguration day
for a more comfortable one.
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lnvftat,on Issued;
Inst,tnte Head Guns

\ PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Dr.
Solomon Cohen, adviser to the Jewish
Consumption institute here, resigned
today because DR.. f. f. Friedman
was invited to demonstrate his treat
mont In the Jewish hospital.
n DF. Friedman accepted the invita-
tion and IL scheduled to appear here
March Is. The other members of the
Uedical board of the hospital were
anxious to have DIR. Friedman ap-
lDoar. but DR.. Cohen maintained that
~ should explain more as to the cul-
StSzre discovered before treating patti
|enGs. Il n understood that If DR..
lCoAen will recall his resignation, the
nedical board may decide to compro-
y01so the issue.
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MARX TO SEEK TRACTION
TIPS IN CLEVELAND
Continued from Page One,

What is the matter with the coup-
Gil instructing the city treasurer TO
seize the ID. u. X. cars for debt?" ask
ed the mayor and he answered his own
question ey declaring there YVES moth
ing To hinder such a procedure.
There is noticeable disposition on
he part OF the aldermen 10 let the
mayor take the initiative in the Fort.
ST. matter When the decree was first
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MANS DEATH REVEALS
SAD DESTITUTION

John Smith, OF No. So Mullett-st.,
Atod. Thursday afternoon, in st.
4 MAry's hospital, after long illness
nUm pneumonia, his death revealing
r. Dathetic struggle against starvation
~ his sick wife and six children, the
Sofoest only IL years old, and the
ypnngest . babe Of six months.
While the father was i'll, the mother
ana children have eaten only what
they could beg from restaurant keep
|og1, but they said nothing about their
plight, hoping to keep the family in
tnee Until such time a. the father re-
covered and could provide for them.
Smiths death caused the II. g.
Ylngree camp OF Spanish War Vet
orans to be notified, as he was a men,
her Of the camp, and when officers
went to investigate, they found the
.pitiful plight Of Smiths family.
The camp will take care of the
\ uneral arrangements and will also
provide aid for the family. by enlist
Ing help from charitable persons.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-12
llnfdne.

- Ridoro gutq, 19 Sabre aIt, BON
Jlp. 2606 gppt StraBe, oerietb gsitsrn
rpdbreno Der arbeit IN Der 5abrit Der
0reiss WadyIne TooI 60. an Mobapt
unb WlcUiiten 9lpsnue init Der li7ten
S,ano in bas 9etriebe elmer Maihine.
Die l,anb puroe oerurtis serquetiht.
oaB iie ieoenfaus amputirt psrosn
muB.
- Der Is Sabre aIte Serbert Tars
mer mar seitern i'm stpeiten Stodtpsrt
bes 5auiss Ro. 26 Sit 6. StroBs nit
5sriterpusen teIhdftist, als er oas
0leihgetpift perlor unh abitiirste
Gr puroe ndh benz ftdotiIhsn Soipis
tol gsbraht. ipo ss Iih herausfslte,
oaB er cine 9errsntung oes iSubaez
lsnts iotpis anosre 8erIesunse4l eriits
ten bate.
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naf Dem 10. 9iitrift; @eoree e.
8eisman, / naf 3; Sorrp 9. Ss.
GOOD, 1 noh.8 (beritten) Dtariban
SittIc, 2 nadl 8; George arncger, 2
nod O; Soiepb 6. Goplor, 2 nah
gerfebr !; 5reo 4uibenlbrinf, 3 nab
8erfebr 1; 6reo 9iiebs, 3 na9 10
(beritten); Charles 6. 8eit 4 mad
g.; ,Soiepb u. @uslpeiler, 4 nod ,:
,Soiepb s. aelien, 4 nad) 10; @ecrgc
aobl, 4 nad 10; Sorrp @iaen, 4
nndl 9erfebr / George Safe, 5 mad,
.; sScbn &eibenreidl, . uah @erte5r
4; 8eorge Burt, 5 nah 8erfebr L;
Ssobn &. 8uetblein. . nod Berfebr ] /;
6eorge Sano. Z nah a; Cigar s.
8ud,aran, Z nad g; 9iidIolns 6.
Smitb, Z nof s; Snrrp s. Ytartin,
Z nah 6; Clinton 9ioe, 7 nod .;
Charles =. Shibbs, Z naf 8; Senr1
WcRullert 7 nadI 8; g9m Iidu5,
Is nod 1; HSamcs :. Scooter, 8 nab
GoIi5eioeriht; sSobu :. Wc@raun.
10 udt s; 9falpb u. 2onsiuop, 10
nod 8; Gmil Bling, 10 nnd) Der,
fehr /.
lie nnfitebenoen Boli5iiten BADEN
'al5 Observation-Disclosures dualiii8irt lrno
iino als iold]e oen ioIgen0en Cub.
Stationen 3ugetbeiIt noroeu:
6. 9iitritt. California: 9fee5 sit.
potrit, sSoihua 9ogdrt, 2lbner g.
,Saair. 9tt. @oibin9ton: sSreO &.
Sorner, Gbas. 6. g8eit, 9iidolas 6.
Snritb. Mtaoiioupiae: Sarrp ).
Wtortin, gogar 6. 8udanan, SSobn
IS. Dfc8rann. Soflep: Clinton 9toe,
Gbmaro $. 8rauer. Charles =.
Clubs. Z. 1iItrift, gtponoa!e: sSaeob
Sterlen. 9seien Z. Curtis, Saniuel
q. Ioulton. 8. Giitrift, Gartfn8e:
Ralpb u. leasrpau, Woribaa 2ittle,
g0ludro &. 0oois. 8. Iiltrift, g9eit.
mooo: 8aIe1ltine Seubah. George
gaic. 8eorge arueger. Snpler Tarfs
WiIliam 'gurfe, gSohn 3tIfip. sSoiepb
8uspeiIer. 10. Giitritt, GoIleae Sill:
William 8. 3iron. SSoiepb aeilen,
8eorae 2dneu. 9iuton Tlace: Ghrls
titan BED, @eorge aobn, SamIsl $.
aenne0n.
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gerisnal. VotiSen.

6err gmil 9 S6euermdR n.
tpelter Dor aht WonatsH als 8ertres
ter Der glpmper Sron Worts SO. an
Spring Grops Qpenue nah 8raiilien
eine, III bdfslbit, ME cine geitern einz
eetroffene aunbe eretsbt. am geIben
Sieber gsitor6en. Gerielbe itauo i'm
4lter Don 2S Sabren uno mar srit tur3
Dor feiner 4breiie naa grdiiIien bon
Oeutfhlanb singetpanoert.
Ssrr uno sSrau W Tier 9oerr
baben geitern Die 9erlpbuug ihrsrI Iohs
ter 5rl. emma Ooer mi: Serrn
5ein5 Samter aus GiHtor,
6dnnoOer, betonnt gegeben.
Serr 6. W. Wollen6erg, Der
Superintenoent oes ftdbti'6en unp bss
gounin : 6oipitals in Son s5raneiseo,
Gal, tveilt segsHpdrtig bier, um iih
Jnformdtion 3u bolen, od man in San
GrunciscO Elm nsuss SoIpitdI nit sis
nem aoitsnuufipouo BON $4,000, 900
erri6t.n min. 5srr @olsnbsrg Ipra6
eeitsru bei giirgermeiitsr Sunt Dor
uno botts ouun cine ldrssrs RonfsrsrS
nit Or. 6. R. SoImss.
Serr g(6om Sinf, ser Sefre.
tar oes Poroomeritauiid,en S1nger.
bunoes, iii Dor einigen Sagen III Ct.
Soui5 pI0sIih am Ser5i6lag geitor.
ben er iuar i'm Sabre 1853 in Ser
abeinprooir3 geboren. RahOem er
ieine Di!Iitdr3eit abgeoient, lpanoerte
er nah amerita aus uno eroiInete
Damn IN Ct. Soliis ein StoblengeIdidit.
galo ourduT trat or Dem .So3inlsr
S1ngerfor~ bel, ser i'm nebrere
Dtale ourf ole 8abI su ieiuern Era.
Iloenten aus3eifuete. anldBlih ees
goloenen SSubiIdums oes RorSaneri.
taniiden S1ngerbuuoes Dor fl SAB.
rem III Cincinnati ,pur0e Serr 9ind
slun Setretdr 6ieies glmSes gerpabIt.
uno oieies Amt oerrpaltete er bis surr
lesten 9lugenblif ieines Sebens. 2inf
COLT NIT Aed)t nls ole rehte Sauo
oes Dor bier ,Sabren Sdbingeihieoe.
nen unpergeBlihen 3raIioenten bes
gsoroamerifaniidleu Sdngerbltn6es,
3. Sanno Geiler. uno mar auh NIT
Dem iesigen Braiioenten oes 9.,noes.
Gbas. o. Sdmiot aus Cincinnati,
intim befreunoet. Seit bier Ssahren
mar er Der aileinige gigentbiimer mS
Serousgeber Ger Sdnger3eitling
las oeutidle 2ieo~. uno in letter
3eit beifaftiste er iih eiirig nit oen
8orbcreitungen iiir 6os udtitiabrige
gluocsi1ngerieit in louisville
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0lni ypnntaa
Sinoet Elm popnlarcs Gunert oes
Sgmp bOuieurdDeitsrS itatt.

Hud bem beutigsn 46IdluB Der re-
cuiGren SpmpbonieIaiion piro oas
Srfeiter, sbe Or. &uupdlo feline
! hGti8teit aIs 9irigsnt fiir bic Somz
mermonate einitslt, nod stpei popus
lGrc 9on3erte geben, nGmIih ems am
mcrgigen Sountag in Der Wluiit6oQe
uns ous 2ipeite am Sdmitag Dem 19.
Qrril 4benbs i'm Gmerp 4ubitOrium.
6iir ods am morgigsn Sonntag,
fia.tfinbenbs popuIdre acn3ert bat
Eerr Dr.. aunpdlo Elm auberoroentz
Iit1 intsreiiaRtes prpgrdmm 8uIumz
nsRgeitslt. Sur Quffibrung toms
men Shubert's 8 nou (unpoIlenoete)
Snmpbonie; SuDerture 1912 DON
SitaitOpstp; VturIh militaire BON
Stubert; Dance Woccnbre bon Saint
Scens Ino oas Suterms83o aug
nSoffmann's gr5d6iungen" BON Of
fenbah.
gintrittstorten fir bisies aonaert
i,Ho bei Der gburb geintump 60.
CT Der Gierten unb Gin Strabe 5u
taten.
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6Stro bonn Coroner fir ben Strafen4
babnuufal an Clifton glpennc
perantluortlif sebaltcn.

Coroner Or eSocrtneper gab ge,
tern ieinen Mabriprud a6 betrefi5
oes looes Der beioeu Spfer oe$ Stras
Benbabnltnfalls, iDelher iid) am Y}ors
gen oe5 ~ Dt0r3 an Ser gfe ser
Clifton 1tn0 SltoIon 9lpenue erela.
nete. Iie Gar entgleiite befanntiidj
on Der genaunten gde rno 3pei Ser
ionen, Ger As Sabre alte ShanffeG.
ner &ba$. giermuun, BON 9fo. 2O23
Ohio gluenue, un0 ser II Sabre aite
Garrett Goon8, bon go. 3015 W2l.
TIERS 9lDemte, puroen getootet, Dd5s
reno feds dn0ere 8erionen itpDer
perleBt lpur0en.
Der 8abripru6 oes Goroner$
Ialtet I'M auS3ug folgenoernaBen
vIie 3etgenausiaqen babeu ergebcH,
oaB 3ur 3eit oe5 llufouS elm oihtGr
9tebel berrihte uno Ole Ghr, melhe
ole Clifton 2IDenue in n0roIid)er Mid,
tung binltnteriubr, rDIroe pom Dem
O2otorntann Rath1n Chisholm Qa-
leuft lno beiaB cine groBe SSabrge-
ittUin0igfeit, lpeId1e meoer on Ser
oorgeihriebencn Observation-Disclosures
auf Dem 8ipiel oe5 Clifton 2lDeuua
0iigels. nod on Der 8urpe an Giii.
ton un0 Su0loD 2loenue pon bEul
Ytotormann re0u3irt Doroen mar.
Die Gar iprang infolgeoeiicu ON Ser
erlpdhrten aurpe uuS ben 8cIcIicIl
uno iauIte nit rieiiqer N3ud)t g2qcu
Gle Seran0o oes Serfor0 ,5latqebdu-
0e5 an Clifton 9loenue. Ger aonout
teur ,5anes 8Iar0on nuhte 0en Uios
torrncHn, nah0em Die SiherbeIt5,
halteiteue pu1iirt poroeH mar, uuf Die
CSefahr ouimerfiom, jeooh mltr6e
oieie 9aruunq crit I'll ipat beattet.
Gie Gar uno ihre Siherheitsporrid).
tungCn befauoen iid) III taaeQoien
3uitGnoe. Der Wotorrann fannie ijd'
iniolge 0e5 oiften 9tebeIs nidt redt
aus lmo ieine id)IieBIihen 9emiibun.
gen, Die nit raIenoer 8eidnDlnOtaf2It
Die Clifton 9Ipenue hinltuteriuuIeroC
Gar unter aontroIle 81 brtn8et, tonH'
ten feineu GrfoLg buben."
Ter Coroner ihlieBt ieiuen @dhr'
ipruh nit ser Grflarung, buB ser
Wotormam IN glnbetratt oes nabIi
gen @etter5 nit qroBerer &orlit),
hattie 3u g1erfe aeheu ioQeu.
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Iies mno Ias.

- Die eSnIpettoren oes Ttdotiihen
9eiunobeitsamte8 unb bes itdotiiteu
gouumts buben i'm 2uufe oes geitriz
gen Sagss i'm pom SodDaIIer betmz
geiuhten 9iitritt uiht rpeuiger ais 50
SGuier temporGr fir 9emeinIdaoen
ertlGrt uno oiesbesiiglihe 9latute an
ben Sdliern angebraht. Die 5oIge
1T, baB bisie 6duIsr pon ben 8epobz
usrn aerGumt peroen muiIen. bis Die
BON ben itdotiihen 8eborben uugepro.
neten Reparoturen porgenpmmen NOR
ben finb.
- Sn Columbus purbe geiteru bic
9fuff &c 9uhr Realtp SO. nit eiuem
Rupital BON $4,000 intorporirt. Die
Sntorporatoren limb 6rant g. Pfuff,
Soispb gubr uub 9eorge s. gubr.
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Dat nsbsn benz Gtrebsn, Gus benz
immer friih quellenbsH gcrne bes
beutiden SprafddnBes 3u fhDpien,
ben 0eiit Sn bilben, oos 8emiiib au
Dereoein, aud bic edit beutife Gemiitbs
lihfeit 5u ibrem Redte fomnt unb BE
Briiosr nad Der 4rbeit In sSrieben unb
'Sreube 5uiammenbdlt, bab nsben benz
grnit aud WiB unb 5umor, neben
nem betsbrenben Wort ouh pas innige
oeutife 2ieb cine bsimfihe Stdtte ses
funbsH bat. ldbt mid bic freuoige gu.
perii6t ansiprehen. oab Der gripin
3Irfel In immsr fpeiieren areti.n nod
jabrhunoertelong bliibsn uno seosib,n
miro"
5iir bic ositriae 9eriammluna Itano
ttin beitimmtsr 0ortrag auf bem proz
gramm, ober bdfiir fdnb cine ,grDrtee
rung Der toniglihen aunit" itott, an
Der fif bor3u9slpsiie bic 5err.n +.
0omburg, 8. q. Gifenlobr, Ghdrles
o. Shmiot. Queuit 8. gobe, Grnft
siebe unb grnit 1rop betbeiIietsr.
Die 4usipruhe eab manh.n bead
ttnsDertben 5ingerssia unb piei qets
ltige Qnreguns, iobob nah Der forens
itihen anitrensuns 2abung uno
aeung ooppslt munesten Die Mais
8erfammluna fpiro au einsm Wdiftit
nit WaibotpI. iperoen unb be Ruien=
toniginnen perben oas iysit perlt6ntn.
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Anseblihe Srabtsapfer.

Gie 8ebeiupoIi5iiten 0iiitlein,
Rflug lulo 9ednann perhoiteten &c.
itern an Der 5. uno 8tne StraBe ocn
80 Sabre alten 8erfGuier 6enrp
g. Hbinof pom 9atouia, ap., un0 ci.
men Rann, lpelher iit] in ieiner 8e.
Ieuidaft befan0 mo iodter ais 1yobn
y. S'9onnor, BON go. 30S u. Z.
2traBe, iit regiItrirte, unter Der lin.
floge oes 9etruges. 9lu ben @eiar-
geHeu lpurhe uuter 9lnoerem elm &c.
legramm gefutoen, aus peIhent ber-
bor3ugeben iheiut, oaB iie iogenannte
~0rabt5apfer" iino uno Iid) NIT Ser
Abiif)t trugen, einen oerartigcu
Sd,rpinoel in bieiiger Staot IN S3ele
5u iesen.
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mondtlih nur $40 be3ablt tDeroen iole
ten, aber bieies Imenbement Duroe
na6e3u einftimmig nieoergeitimmt. Ee>
prdisntant Reio bon 5asette unterbreis
tete einen 3ufaB, laut tpelhem IS benz
Grmeien Der gountD z&pmmiiidre an
gtimgeite[lt ipprben ndre, oh iie Die
Steuerumlage fir Die 8e5oblung Der
penI:pnen anorbnen tpolten, aber aud
bieies Qmen6ement ging perloren unb
bic uripriingli6e 8eitimmung, pel6e
cine @r6ebung Der Steuer obligatortI6
ma6t, blteb beiteben.
Die iSriebolin f9e Borlage, tpel6e
ben Neg fir cine eingebsabe llnteriuz
dung be3iiglth Der 2obnfrage fir
ipeiblide Qrsefteate babnt unb Die i'm
Senat aneenommen tporben lit, fpurbe
an Jreitag aud i'm 6auie pufirt uno
piro nun bem GpuDerneur 5um Inter
aei4nen 3ugeitellt 1perben. Die 8or@
lage beitimmt, baB jeber Qrbeitgeber,
Der fiinf 6rauen uno Wdo6en ober
me6r beihdftigt, gsbalten fein foQ, Der
neuen SnouItrie aommiiftpn ale ge=
piini6te Snformution iiber bic bon
ihm ge3ablten 2OhHe 81 iibermitteln.
e5m Sendt tpurbe bds 6iaentampz
i6e 4menoement CUR StaotsberfuTung
nit q gegen 10 Stimmsn nieoergez
1timmt, our6 pelfes bic Seiiionen Der
StaatsgeieBgebung auf b0aiteus 90
uno Die GrtraiiBungen auf bo6itens
80 Gage baihrdnft ietn iollten. Der
5auptgegner bieies Qntrages mar Sez
nator 5riebolin, her be6auptete, oaB
our6 cine berurti9e Qbdnberung Der
aDnititution bic 2egisIatur tunftiq in
ibrer 5bdtI9teit iebr bebinoert perben
-urfte.
Sm Seuat puroe bic 3munff6e
Borluge angenommeu, pelhe cine
Stdatsinipettion fir priDatbanten
poriisbt uno ourh Die anndbme bieIer
gorlage Dertporf Der Senat Die i'm
6duie singsreihte 8orlage, bic basz
Ielbe 3iel anitrebte. 2aut ben 8eitimz
mlIngen Der 3munt'i6en 8orlage lit
jeoe pripatbunt gebalten, bic 9epoit,
loren ourh einen gddruberiduB BON
$4,000 iider 81 Ttellen.
lleber bieis 8orlage fam es gu siz
nsr ouberorosntIih srreoten Debate
uno Die gsfiiriportsr Der a.nneop'iheu
SuuspOrIage psriudten ibr W0glihz
ties, um cine gtiebsrlaee Der BON Sez
nator 3munt singsrsidtsn 8orIaqe
her6ei3ufiibren. Sbr 6uuptureument
mar. oaB pieIe prioatbanten sinfuh
duber Stunos iein tpiiroen, Elm 9uQrz
bepoIit bon $4,000 8u hinterleaen uno
oa6er ss3nitnasn iein tpiirosn, bos 9e.
ihdft auf3ugebsu. Die @prluge puroe
ihlieBlit nit elmer gans fnappen
Stimmsnmebrbeit ungenommen, ndh=
osm 3munt rno isiuen 5rsunbsn gs=
ftuttet poroen mar, sins Nnsabl Der
abtpsfsnoeu Senatorsn 3uIdmmsnaus
trpmuelu.
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7leime Yoliseinanribtem

- Sin Stei6oisb ituttete eeItern
Der 0obnuno Der 5rau Damien, 30.
553 glart StruBe. sinsn gsIuh ab
uno entpenoete eiueu D.amantrinq i'm
Wertbe pon 800.
- Gin Guhrlpert Der Wbite Sepz
ing Wfahine go. mar qsitern Rohnits
tag tur8e 3eit unbeaufihti1t an Der
Gte Der Ddns unb blum S.raB. tie
ben 1slaTen Dorben, als 3fpei unbez
tannte 9nd6en poer WGuner in pos
Suogp iprarqen uno odponfu5ren.
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Nnaeb0riae aeiudlt.

Die SO Sabre alts 5rau Sarah
gurtbart BON go. 321 0eIt Gourt
StraBe 1T in oorigsr @p6e I'M ItGbtiz
ihen 6oipital geitorbeu unb bic Nm
ftaItsbebprbeu haben iif) bisbsr perz
seblia bsuliibt, angebDrtee ausfinbig
81 MAIDEN. Die 8eritprbene bate bel
ibrer aufnabme i'm 5oipital aIs teIte
6reunoin ibre 4bpptiptodter 9ouiie
gurthart anssgeben, ieooh tounte bic
feIbe bisher nibt eefunben feroeu. Die
2eihe tpirb jeoenfols auf hem grmsns
.Jrisohcf hesroigt tpsroeR.
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sea edlluaaer beituhlen haben.

Mm. 9simbdh, bon Ro. IA Grie
sloenue. melbete seitern Der goIi5ci.
Dob ein Sianiantring i'm @ertbe BON
$40 aus elmer aonrmooenlaoe in lei.
nem Shlni5immer geltohIen puroe.
Gie Yolisei 0eS oritten 9iitriffs Der.
haftetc ipdter Den 10 Sabre alten
Miharo Gong, eineH Shtpager oes
Seinlbad, unter bem Werondte, eea
Iiebitcbl -tesansen s,srbaben
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tbm an3uitellen. Der 4nabe Derlt; B
an genanntem Worgen feline Dohnung,
um fi6 5ur 4rbeit gu begeben uno
fpurbe feitoem ni6t mebr qeiehen.
Die poli3et Iburbe erIuft, Hudfors
f9un9en ndh Dem q Sabre alien So
Iepb Gnmmer an3uiteaen, ipslher f.it
elmer Wo6e aus ieiuer Dobnung, go.
27 OIt 2ibertp StraBe, reridpunz
ben 1T.
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MISUNDERSTANDING in Der gonS Sill
Sd)ule.

Sn Der g6nb 5iu S6ule iinoet
Sumitas, II april. gum geitsn Der
Shuls cine llni.rbaltung ftott, fir
pelhe Elm redt Invertebrates uno ahz
De6slunssreihes grosramm oufees
ftelt III. oas ouber 9etlamaiion.n,
9otols unb Snitrumentdlmuiii. aud
Die auffiibrung zines F,br bii6Iten
2uitipisls poriiebt. Wfit Der Durhs
fiihrung bes prosramms tpirh um
7.30 besOnnen. ipdbrenb pelttr .3sit
aud See Cream. aaffse uno auten
bonn Wiiittsrtlub Ierpirt pirb.