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The Washington times., 1913-11-30

States, but Jackson would not conclude
a treaty Of annexation. Mexico had
said American annexation Of Texas
would mean war.
Nine years later it was learned that
Mexico was preparing to recognize the
independence Of Texas on the condition
she would not enter the United States.
1t was said at the time. Mexico had
Britain, who, from the first had been
opposed to American annexation Of
Texas. .
Congress Admits Texas.
| In February, 1916, Congress admitted
Texas as State. Texas claimed the
Rio Grande as her southern and west
ern boundary. Mexico claimed the ter
.ritory to the Nieces river, about $50
miles north of the Rio Grande. Texas
agreed to leave the settling of the
boundary to the United States.
To settle this boundary line General
Zachary Taylor, in command of the
American troops in the Southwest, in
July, 1&5, was ordered to take his men
into Texas and defend her ports. He
established headquarters in Corpus
| Christi. at the mouth of the Nueces.
At the same time the American
squadron under Captain Stockton was
ordered into the Gulf of Mexico.
January Is, 1876. Taylor was ordered
| to advance from Corpus Christi to the
| left bank of the Rio Grande. He was
advised to take up positions opposite
| Matamoras. Mier and Laredo, three
! Mexican towns within $50 miles Of the
mouth
Taylor began the march on March s.
| In ten days he had fortified a position
on the left bank at the mouth. On an
other ten days he was within cannon
range of Matamoras.
MeMcans Invade United States.
| The American and Mexican. forces
| were facing across the river. General
| Arista, in command of the Mexicans.
| demanded that Taylor retire to the
! Nueces. Taylor refused. and the Mexi-
| cans crossed the Rio Grande.
On April "a a party of sixty-three
American scouts were ambushed by the
Mexican forces. eleven KILLED or wound
| ed and the rest captured.
The news reached washington early
in May. President James K. Polk sent
| message to Congress saying that
every effort had been made for recon-
Citation. but that war exists notw1th-
standing our-efforts to avoid it, by an
act of Mexico herself-she has invaded
our territory and shed American blood
on American SOIL
May 1s, lS4s, Congress by an over
! whelming majority declared that a
state of war existed between the United
States and Mexico, and voted 50.0oe men
and sl00oo.oOo to prosecute the cam
| paign.
mouth of the Rio Grande. American
ships were in the Gulf of Mexico. we
were confronted with the problem OF
| raising an army Of 5000 or 100, 900 men.
and raising it quickly-and getting 1t
| into Mexico.
Three Armies In Field.
| Gen. Winfield Scott, in command OF
the American army, took charge Of the
campaign from Washington. 1t was de-
icded to send three distinct armies into
| Mexico. .
one, the army of the west, was to
march into New Mexico and take santa
Fe. The second. the army Of the cen
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Collins. George Schroth, J. Richards,
A. Hageman, D. Fowler, A. Hollander,
and A Buckman.
Committee on waiters-Albert HUI
ber, chairman.
Committee on printing-James L.
Ward. chairman; W. b. Dawson, and
James Farrell.
Committee on talent Edward
Hutchinson, chairman; Robert Hoy,
and Jacob Heidenheimer.
Reception committee-Willlam j.
Evans, chairman: Charles Zurhorst,
Frederick Mersheimer, Z. J. Murphy,
George Pumphrey, G. w. Forsberg.
Harry Wilson, Samuel Richards, and
John German.
Master of ceremonies-Hugh Har-
vey.
Press committee-A. Abbott, chair
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Three Armies In Field.

Gen. Winfield Scott, in command OF
the American army, took charge of the
campaign from Washington. 1t was de-
Icded to send three distinct armies into
Mexico.
one, the army of the west, was to
march into New Mexico and take Santa
Fe, The second, the army Of the cen
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and Scott's land batteries and the guns
of the warship opened fire. Four days
after the bombardment had commenced,
city and castle surrendered together.
Scott took possession Of Vera Cruz
March q.
Attack Halted.
There weren't enough wagons and
draught animals with the army to per-
NIT the march to the City of Mexico to
be taken up Immediately. Scott was de-
layed in Vera Cruz until the middle Of
April. Finally the supplies arrived, and
the army started for the capital
The. first engagement was at Cerro
Gordo, fifty miles northwest Of Vera
Cruz. Scott fianked the Mexican forces
or their extreme left. and on April Is
directed an attack in three columns.
The divisions Of Generals Twiggs and
Worth stormed the heights Of Cerro
Gordo. The works were taken and the
M.xicans were surrounded With those
of his troops that had not been capt
tured. Santa Anna fed toward Jalapa-
Scott followed and took Jalapa- Less
than a month later he took Puebla-
During June and July the American
army camped in Puebla, awaiting sup
plies and re-enforcements. August
Scott set out for the capital
Scott Wins Three.
August 19 Scott met the Mexican forces
and defeated them overwhelmingly In
three battles that really were part e
one general engagement-Contrer
Churubusco, and San Antonio. The
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Judge Latimer to Speak.

Judge Latimer will address the
Zwingli Bible class of Grace Reformed
Church Tuesday evening. All men of
the CITY who are interested in the Juve-
nile Court have been invited to be
present.
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his son with the stipulation that IL MS
other son. Daniel, who ran away from
home when a youth, should reappear the
estate was then to be divided eQuany;
Early An 1909 Dakota Dan" made his
appearance. saying he had been living
as a tramp part of the time. He was
discredited by William c. Russell, al
though scores of relatives and close
friends of the family identified him
positively.
Accepted Claimant Vanishes.
Then Fresno Dan" appeared, and
was accepted by William c. Russell as
the missing brother. A short time ago
Fresno Dan" is claimed to have made
the statement, while in a confidential
mood, that he was receiving only $lo
week from the estate. and that he
was sick ana disgusted with the affair.
Then he vanished.
The first trial consumed 122 court
days, e5 witnesses were heard, and the
combined legal expenditures were sl9o,
oVO. the life savings of Dakota Dan,
earned after he stopped tramping IN
Dakota, being lost. The second triai
lasted 152 court days, 16e witnesses
were heard. and the total cost was
$4,000 In both cases the decision was
against DaKOtd Ian. bdhoso
attorney. who is now acting without
paw because of the fact that the claim
ant is penniless and working for -
| week in the Fore river shipyards, aiter
| the adverse decision made formal APP
pIication that his client be arrested Tor
! perjury, asserting that IL the court
ruled his claim was unfounded 1t should
also prosecute him.
Refused Sight of Body.
This startling move was made IN the
hope that jury trial could be obtained
on the perjury charge, thus giving a
third chance, this time before a jury.
to prove the claim that Fresno Dan"
was an imDoster paid by William c.
Russell in order to defraud Dakota
Dam from half the estate. This morn
ing Dakota DAN begged permission to
| look at the body of William c. Russell,
but was refused admission to the home
| by detectives.
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the heights above were stormed and
taken. September "a General Taylor en-
tered Monterey.
Saltillo. in Coahuila. was taken in
November. Taylor sent Generals Pat
terson and Pullman on into Tamauli-
pas, and the next month they took its
capital. Victoria, 200 miles from Sal
tillo.
Meanwhile. the American flag had
been raised In California and New
Mexico, both then part Of Mexico. and
the army of the center had advanced
into Mexico.
Fremont Is Threatened.
Capt. Fremont, Of the Typographical
Corps had been in charge Of a peaceful
expedition in California before the war.
In January, 1910. the governor, De Cas-
tro. had threatened to attack Fremont
Fremont retired north a little way, and
the threat was not carried out. Shortly
after war was declared, he raised the
American flag and claimed possession
of the territory.
August IS. General Kearny entered
Santa Fe. The Mexican army, under
General Armijo. had evacuated tn
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Ches. & Ohio Ry. Change in Schedule.
Train now leaving Washington 3:15 p.
IN. for the West will, on and after No
vember 30. leave at g 90 p. m No
Gsauge in leaving time Of other trains
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11
Mutbiger Qianoleiber
Sdlagt brei periuesene Hdnber in bic
Ulnht.

Gin nerpegener Rou6arFaa pur6s
geItern gtadlntittag am beIeu Iaae
bon 6rei unbefnnnten Dldnnern an
Den Bfdnoleiher 2otii5 aos, go.
51S Central Ipe.. ltnternormen, ie.
bod lpurbeu bic Rdrber BON aab in
Sic tSIudt gefh!agen, obne ibre 2tb.
iiht ousaefiibrf 3u haben Stab
beianb fif, aIlein IN ieinem Saoen, al$
ploBiid) Die aerle eintraten, unO ilm
init uorgehoItenen ReDoIDern befa3.
lem, ieine 51nbe bod }!t haIten. Stutt
Der Auiioroering nat3ufommen, rib
oer mutbige Efanbleiher blieidneil
einen QeIaoenen ReuolOer inter Dem
2aoentiih herpor lmO Itilr3te lid
uui ieiue anareifer. ueltle idlelinialt
oas Saienpanier ergrt'feu ,uno per.
iolat bon ans, eoDou!iefen. Ger
@oriaa erregte an Der Central aoe.
beoeutenoes &ufiehen, mo IN meni,
gen Auqenblifen batten iih hun0er:e
bon Wdnuern un6 auaben Der Die.
beshos nuqeihloiien. Die Rduber
Iiefpn iIber bic :. Strabe 5lr Smitb.
no lie ben slugen ihrer 8erioIgcr
entifJiuuRoen. aas CAB Der Eoll52i
eine cute geihreibung oer Rauber.
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9Sirtbe im ssiutbbiftrift
S0uHen fcincn 9iabatt anf lire ent=
ridltcte Tpm Stencr erGalten.

Gountp 2lubitor Gbmcnoion ipancte
ii1 Dor einigen 5agen, nahcem tr BON
nabe5u 200 @irtben in 6antllton
gollntD oiesbeSiigli6s Qnfragen ecs
bdlten batte, on ben Staot5zQuoitor
8Ona6ep, um aus3uf:nben. % 10 d!
Dirtbs, tpel6e pdbrenb Ger SoffIuth
ge3nungen paren, ihre 9eIt0fts gu
fhlieben unb iclfe, pelh, oiefeib II
aud jeBt nod niht b:treiben t0nnen
iiir oiele 3eit einen 9fubatt allT tire
Io1p Steuer erbalten fonnen.
8eitern traf BON Serrn Ionafep cine
2lnttport Elm, in peI6.r er Iuut et er
pom 8enernlsStaats1ntpaIt ubJegeb-s =
nsn GntI6eioun9 erfldrt, oab oi.ier
Rabatt niht befpilltJt tperDen tDnne.
Die Gntideibuna Tiist iih auf 4arlz
grapbeH 6071, 6073 uno 6O74 Der Ees
pioirten Staattn, oenen3ufol9e De
3opiteusr cine idhrlih. Steu:r lit uho
bag iolunpe Das 0eIeB teins ipe3 fiIae
gsitimmungsn be3gl. grtbeilung BON
Rdbdttsn snthaIte, iolhe audi unter
teinen limitduosn terpi[ti9t 10 rben
| tDnnen.
| Die ein3iasn, nuf RablttsG tb,iz
lung iia bs3iehenoen gsitimmung.n
! isien, tpsnn Elm Wirtb, Der b.reits feline
Steusr bs3abIt tabe. frsirptlIiJ tos
Gtihdft qun8 dufge5< ooer ptun er
infoIge elmer QotalzSptionpapI ges
51pungen Derbe. Dies 3u tbun c1e 6i,
3eit, fir ipelhe sr Stsusr eatridtet
bat, abeelaufsn 1T.
Die tsmpor1rs ShlieBunJ pon
UirtiAaften infOlge Der 9o6flut6 isi
besbalb fsin @runb 3ur 8eipdtruna
Dor Rabdttsn, sbenIo penig mi. etr
Wtrtb, Der isfn Qotal an Sonntdg'n
Wdbltdgen ooer anoeren gsieb!if r
| 1Setertdgen tsmporGr itlieBen muB, iii,
oisis Gage sinen Ra6att OerIunger
fflnu.
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G6riffi6e 25iGenf6aft
@uroe geitern in Der Wuiifbale nnu
Hep. 8illiam y. WeaenSie er.
flGrt,

Dor elmer iebr oniehrtIiten 2u'
h0rerif)Qft iprah geItern Ibeno III
Der Wtuiifhaae Rep. 8iQiam y. Orc.
aenjie, IS. 2. q, Elm Wfitglieo ocs
gporo Of 2ectlireribip Der aGhurd
OF Gbriit" in Bottom iiber DIE ioge'
nanlite .GbriitIihe 8iiienihait", oi(
befanntltd an 6eiluna uon arantbet'
ten ohnc lr5tIife Silie, eiufat) Sltrt
ous Bebet gIaubt.
Ger Reoner erfldrte in iehr itber.
;eugenSer 8eiie Die @rlutoprin3ipier
Der .9Sirit Ghurh Of Gbriit" ~ be-
fanntIid eine 8rilnolmg Der perltor'
5euen Irau 0Sorp gafer go6a no.
nady Sunoe nno araHfheit burh oai
Rinqen mad, Dem flareu 8eritdnonIt
Der 5hatIuhe beieitigt pcr0en, car
burt @ott in ieIbitperitdnolider Sol
le iciner 9lQmad]t uno aQgegen!Dur
ieoes llcbel nno 2eio iiberDunoer
merocu fam, iobaIo iif, Der Ytenid
ieingr aiitigen 8erbinoung nit Gen
8urnoeIement allen Seirs belpuBt sc
nor0en III.
Zen 4usfilbrunqeu oes auBernr
0entIih iabIgen Heoners nuroe all
ieitig nit Der groBen 4uimertiantfei
aelauldt.
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9Dnnsn. Muberbem ergaben bic Biz
der, bub benz gpurtbouie i'm Decent
Der ITO 5onnen raudloIe aobIen ans
ae{hrieben nnrben fparen, tpelfe niht
otaeKsfert porben finb, ferner i'm esds
nudr 100 1onnen unb i'm 5ebruar
|165 1crnen.
Wm. Shiebef, Gupsrintenbent bes
g6nntn @ebdubes, ertldrte, baB ibm
feline unregelmdBigfeiten in Der 4bs
IteFerung BON Goblen fir Die Gountps
Gsbdube befannt getporpen iinn,
prGfibent 9eorg Rutting bon Der
Iep Riper & Obio Goul So. bebaups
iete, bab Isine Geielffaft ii6 nihts
sobe su ftuIben tDmmen laiIen unD
tab es iih mad ieiner Qnii6t mshr
UNI bns mibige 9eidpdB pDn 5ubr,
lcuten ols Inn 5hntiahen 6dnbeie.
Sidgrbeitsbirettor Gaib srtlGrte 1ss
itrn Hudmittdg, bab bic Itdbtiiher
geb0rbcn jebenfnlls feline peitersn
Stritte In Der snn3en gngele9enbsit
iGun perben, uls benz Staatsantpalt
tos aefammelte geIueismateridl 81
unterbreiten.
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0ermiHt.

Die 9oli3ei nuroe geitern eriuht,
Ra6iorIdungeu mad Dem 30 Sabre
ulten Srdnt geit, BON 9epr9etoDn,
g., onsuIteGsn, tpelher untsr eisens
thiimlihen llmitdnosn perihpunoen
1T. gr bate Iit por sinigsn 5ugsn
naa anbsrion, 5no., begsbsn, um ieis
nem ShFpaqsr, 9eorae Rsiiiuger. be.
bilFlih gu fem, bic 2eibe Der 5rau oss
leBtersn unb fsiner StDeitsr, auf si@
mem gDagsn nah 9sorgetopu 81
briuaen. sic pdren brsi Gage uns
terpeos unb trufen am Wlittlpph
4benb in Cincinnati Elm. 8sit uno
ReiIinaer bsquben iih Had Der mob
nung zines 9srponbtsn, No. 433 Wc=
4lpin glate, um bort su iibernotltsn.
ieoot, entiernts geIt ith turse 3sit
ipGttr unb puroe isiibsm niht mebr
esfefer.
Tsr IT Sabre olte Dm. Rainsn,
RON go. 1926 Wabiion gtoe.. Gopinaz
Ton, sp., purbe geItern Der 9olisei als
permibt semsleet. Der iungs Wanu
perlisb am Wontaq ieins eltsrlicht
Wohnunq unb purbe isitoem mid!
mehr aeieber.
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2lls 2eiterpagen go. / iif gcitcrtl
aui ser fSohrt nah Dem Sauie 9to.
- Blum StraBe. no cine beuiaaiQc
Wauer nieoer0eriIien lperoen ioIlte,
befnno. iraten Oie Bferoe OH Der Glunl
StraBe. nabe ser 31ueiten StraBe, IN
Elm tieies inter @oiier itehcnOes 2od,
in Der Witte Der Strobe. aapt Con,
gresnabon, Seutrtant 5inHisan uuO
Ger 9enfer bes Ssuhriperfes SenrD
sSrieno purhen nbgetuorien uno mehr
ODER neniaer id)lper perIeBt. Capt.
9resnahan, pelf)er nebeu ,Srieno aui
Dem gof iaB, iiel sDiiden Die Gferbe
'unb nuroe gesen 90 Sub meit nlitge'
ihIeift. benor oos Deipann gum
StilItano gebrad)t iper0en folite. gr
erIitt it,nrersbntte. aber uneeiabrlthe
Routuiipneu YnS @idiiriunsen.
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Sudt ieine 1Srau.

Z. R. Se6el, BON 92o. 1908 Ga.
tern 9tpe, Gooington ap., eriuhte
qeitern Die bieiige HoIi3ei, gtatfor.
idutrgen nat ieiuer 81 Sabre al
cen 5srau SSeiiie 8. SebeI, utgtiteI.
len, peIf)e felt Dem II, Wdr8 ner-
Ribt miro. gu gennrte1u Gage bat.
te &ebeI ieine @attin nut Dem 8ranh
Central gohnhofe gebratt. no Die
,Sraa anqebIit) einen 3ug nah Ct.
2ouis beItieu. Sie lit ieooh in Hes
uannter Staot, no tie 8errporote be-
iuhen noIlte, uid)t eingetrofien. 6e.
tel brndte Ipdter In grfahruua Oar
ieinc sSrau am Rahutittag oe5 %.
DtGrj bon Ghas. 7epon, Ntotormanr
elmer RoieonIe Gar, geieben Doroen
iein fol-. Seitoem febIt ieoot jebe
Spllr bon lhr.
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Jdoerirts Uer6eGerungs- gs(edf6uften
8eiiiriportea Sleincn Sdnlratb -
fnrscn @abl5ettel nno Social-
Genters nno ssnnfen Sele.
arapb Statiunen.

Sn Der qeftrigsn Sisung Der 8elss
gaten gu ben J0oerirten BerbeFez
rungsgeieGf6aften nurbe Die 8ortage
bcs Senators Sung, betr. &reirung
eines rtleinen 56ulratbs inDofirt
urn bic 5erren Gonfpup, Sing, Sim
bcrman, Smitb unb Wtdrr ais Qusz
fhuB ernaEnt, um fih na6 Golumz
tus 3n begeben unb bort gu 8uniten
rtr 8orlagc etn3utreten. Sn dbnltder
A}eiie tpurbe Die 9orlage fir Gin
fii6rung bes vtleinen Dabl3ettels" BEL
Muni3ipalpablen, ionie Die Nufitelz
lung BON &anbionten burcb 4etitipz
ren uub Die grpdblung berielben auf
stnem Ma1l3ettel obne jetpebe poltz
tide 8e3eidnung gutge6eiben. Die
scn Senator 8regorp etngereitte
9orlage bebufs Reorganiiirung Deg
syrrp !: SpItsms puroe aIs niht
alrsfmdbig be5eihnet, Dabingegsn trut
bie 5Dbsration fiir cine anDere 8or@
lage beg Senators, Die Gtdbltrung e;@
nes Geridtsbofs fir 6amtlien Qn>
geleaenbeitsn betreffeno, elm, Dor mel
dem ionobl S6eiDungsz als aud Die,
jebt Dor bus SSugenogeridt tommenoen
Sale oertanbelt tperben iOllen, pors
cuseeiebt, buB Der 81 etablirenoe 9ee
r:ttsbof bieIel6e Surisbittior pie ou5
Common 9leas 9eriht erhdlt.
prGfibent anigbt mn6te oorouf
uufmsrtIam. bab es BEL Der iiinJitrn
| 5ohflutb tnfpIge Der 3erit0rung p.ez
Ter 5elsgrapb= unb Ielepbon Gtn:en
| fdit unmOglih gepeien lei, BON ben
l6erfiut6eten 0iitritteu Na5rtftcr gu
erbalten. 9Sernsr mics sr 0arauf bin,
bab bisier uebelitdno bate oerm."ber
!peroen tonnen, ipenn 5unten 3elee
grapRnsStationen porhunoen getpeIen
ndren. 9(uf feline GmpfebIung bin BE-
itlob bic iSooerdtion, odbtn gu mir
fen, bab bic gunoesre8ierung iolhe
Statiousn auentbalben i'm Ganoe be-
fonoers in 9iitritten, no Iih 5o6.
flutbeu ereignsn f0nnen, erriAte. 81
bieism 3pete miro iid Der Setretdl
nit ben 4bgsorbneten unb Senutorer
bon Sbio ins ginpernebmen ieBeH UNI
| iie erIu6en, bas proiett 81 f0roern.
Der BON Shuliuperintenoenter
Gontrn ausaedrbeitsts ,Sociul Sen:
ters" 9Ian pures sinitinrmig ggtae'
1sifsr unb Die Wtitglieoer beg Shul:
| 9fuaf41ifTps tpurheu hpnuftrnrt Ns-
nd6iten Stsung beg Shulrdtbs bei}u
pObnen, um Die 4nnahme oes 4tans;
gu bsfirporten.
j Gum ShIub puroen Die 6erren 20
u. Gniqbt, II. 8. Rencomb unb Gbas
| 6. 2siter als 4usihuB srnonnt. un
elmer beute in Der Stuotb1lle itattfin
benbsr Sonferen5 bebufs geIpre6un!
neuer WaFerraten bei3upobnsn.
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geripmal- 81 Oti5en.

Gin in rpeitsn Greiieu bstannter uno
aagsmsin f3tangeiebeusr osutIher
gipnisr ift 9sitsrn in 5errn ) + ann
3 bemer, i'm Ilzr Don "A Sahren,
in bic Gpiglsit biHiibsrgsihLummert,
inniq bstruuert ni6t nur pon ieinen
4nssborissn, ioHonn audi poH ben
pielsn 5reunben, bic er iih i'm GauTe
Der Sabre burt tsrnosutIdes WeisH
uno feline peri1nlids 2isbeusnuroiss
.eit gu ertpsrb,n aeruubt Bate Die
8ei'stung Der itsrbiiheu ollie beg
GntitloFenen finost am Wontag Rad.
mittog um spsi ubr pom Srauerhauic
gep. 339 miltoH Strdbe uus Itatt.
Ulit aufritiigsr 2rausr fpirb in
petten areiisn bic aunoe bon lem 4bs
le5en BON 6errn Jrant ). u hetr
peruomm.n tpsroen, Der in RoisoaIs
snb., Die 4ussn gum sirigsn S6lum'
nler ihlob. Der Tabinseihieoene, c@l
i'm SO. 2sbtnsiabre itaub. mar ieit Ian
asn Sobren tier duidiiig uno binter.
lGBt sablrsite GreuHos. bic ben ihrers
sepriiitsn 6interbIisbentn bsi be,
Seimiuhung, Die iis bstroffsu, Die IN
niafts 5fxilnahme ent9egsnbringeu
Die Ittrblits 5uus BEG Gnti6Iafsner
tpiro hsrte Rahmjttag nm ein ubl
pom 5rdu.r6auis, 10. 1921 gsrssfort
9tpsnus, CUR spigen Ruhs gebettst rrera
han
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8leine VoliseimamriHten.

Gmn.tt Raocliff, Elm junger
Mann BON go. 215 Weit 8. Str,
tpuroe esitsrn pon 5stssant 8snn uno
ben golisiiieu Wleeban uno Jor uers
haftet uno untsr Der 4ntlage bee
Shiebens innsrbdIb Der Gtnbtgren3en
eingsfpsrrt. gr foil in b.m aoithuufe
Ho. 638 Weit 4. Strnb. msbrere
Shiiffe obesFsusrt unb bic gsipobHer
in ssDaliiae 4ufre8an9 perisst tuten.
- Sm aaufs Der Roht BON Wlitts
mod auf 9pnnsrItag tpurbe oas
Shauienittr Der Berlin Tailoring
Co., gec. 5O4-5C6 SSotn 5trabs mil
sinsm 8aditsin ssrtriimmert, uno Die
Ginbreher erteutsteH fisb3sbn Qn3iig'
uno sipsi neber3ieher.
- gharles +. gnoerfon, bon so,
224 9ronotpdr, tuuroe geitsrH Wlittaa
un.er Der In,logs oes geiiBss oon
Hennsstte!n perbdftet.
- Grdu 2puiIs Douh. pon 90. 100
RpaIo glpsnue, 6urttpsn, msloete ge.
i,ern Der golisei. o1B elm S6Isihoisf
cine Diamantnaosl i'm 0ertte bon
$50 aus ihr,r Dotnuns entiDsnoeI
bat.
- Wm. R. GOl., A Sabre alt, DON
Gopinetcn, an., nuroe aeitern unte'
Der Mnflnee oes gstrnces perhaftst
Gr ion Bpben's aunitbanblung, Ro
400 Race Strobe, mittslit zines perth.
toien Gbsds Inn $3.50 beihpinoslt
baben.
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3miTsuamrid,tsm

9cm 9orf. 10. 2lpril. 9(ngef.:
rW}uin" Oou Bremen; .Rriu3eIiiu
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bon Hottcr0nn
9lbge8. ga lorraine" noh 6aore;
4re'i0ent ,8raut~ nad) Smnburg;
o@alrcutic" nab SiOerpocl; ,.llnIteo
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brin" pou g}em 2)orf uad 9leapel
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2lmitpr0aln" BON 9tep Yort nah
9tottcr0an
9tntmerpeu. 2inaaI.; ,D2eno-
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pima" nud] Mem 2)ort.
9iotteroam. abgeg.; DSau.
uoner nQdI &ortlano.
gremeu. Ibgeg galeiit" uad,
9lelp 2)orf.
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9teip 2prf.
Stperp pool. 4beeg. saorta-
tic" nod efp 9crf; vVtarioa" nab
pbiIaoeIpbia.
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GepolDer, rer niat a6geihoTen tporoen
mar, laQen neben Dem aDrper, als biez
Ter BON 3. 6. Wtiuer, Dem Ge5hdftss
iiihrer in einem Shubgeifdft, oa8
6uaer geh0rt, aufgsfunoen rpuroe.
Bis ppr orei Sdbren mar Suffer Der
geitBer beg 9r0Bten 9otel5 in bteItger
Stabt.
5inau3isus Sprgen ideinen fir ben
Dob oes UQnnes DerantDortlit) gelpea
ieH gu itin.
20 bel sinem Gtienbubn=
uHfdIl get0Dtet uno 40
OerleBt.
Stubt Werttp, 10. 4pril. Bel
Der GntgIeiiung zines 3uges Der meris
tdniIden GentrdIeiienbabn Bel 3uIa,
i'm Staate 6iDalgo, tamen am Dom
nerit1g 20 gerionen unls SebeH, ipa6s
reno 40 perleBt purDen.
Der 2ptomotipfiihrsr, Der befiirhtez
te, BON Hebeuen iiberFaQen gu tperbsn,
fubr nur iangIam porlpdrt5. Muh bic
Yaf7agiere tiirhteten Die Rebeuen, bd
lie uber sluubten, buB iie iitherer iein
pIroen, tpeun Der 3uq fhneller fabre,
osranlaBten lie ben apnDutteur unD
ben 2otomotipFiibrer, nit Do1er Gez
ihrpinnigtctt gu fubren. Der 3ug euta
gIej'te Damn an elmer auroe.
Die W q d. bes 8eniifeRs.
2outspilIs, 8n., 10. 2lpriL. g2iz
toI1us Wermeiiter BON bier, Der Dor 26
Sabren in M}eB, Gotbringen, beruubt
poroe1 mar, erbielt am Wtittpoh aus
3eutihlQno bic jbm numaIs geitohlene
/ Summe bon $1,000 in beutiben 8antz
uoteu sugeirtbt. Der Brief nit ben
gantnoten trug Die Interihrift:: Sin
Jreuno, Der oos ibm ge'aentte 8erz
trauen mibbrouhts.
Serr Wermeiiter ertldrt, bab er uiht
i'm Stanee Iei ben Senoer pe8 9eloes
gu erratben, e5 audi niht perfu6en
tpsroe, oa er ibm Don 6er5en pergdbe.
M0roerif DE @rpIofion.
Pen acola, 6la., 10. gprtI. Snz
folge Der GrpIoiiph zines Qmmonidt>
bebdlters in ser Woore'iden Gisfabrit
in hieIiger Staot puroen am 0onnerss
tag pier Uidnner get0btet. Die 6obrit
purbe tbeiIreiie 3eritort. Wlsbrere
5euernebrleute, Die in oas GebGube
etn5uoriugen osriu6teu. nuroeH BON
ben 4mmoniatbiinIten GbernGItigt uno
es oausrte geruume 3eit, bis tie pieoer
3u fit qebrdht puroen.
Die GrpIo'ion 9par bon folder 6e=
malt, oab in einem umtreis BON elmer
bolben Weile fait ale 5enIterIaeiben
| 3eriprungen iin0.
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GntlaIen.

Srau Wargarethe arue uno 1Srou
gearp -aoper. 3piQiuqsihweltcrn,
non 9}ormooo, reip. Canton, O..
mclte mie berihtet, am 1ienitag in
ein Gtabliiiemelrt al @ine uno ).
StraBe ipegen angeblihcu 2aoen.
oiebitahls perbaItet morocn norcn,
erhiclten geitern i'm GcIi5eigeridlt iGrc
,Fdlla nuf oo5 oficre 0pfet gciett,
ha tein aI0ger gegen lie allftrot.