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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
Counsel Engaged.

Finally. after all of the officers of the
assooia ton who We're IN the, city. with
land and Joseph Gibbons of Toronto, had
been served with the writs, 1t was agreed
that Judge W. II. King should make
written acceptance of service for these
three men,
Arrangements were made late last
night whereby the association would be
represented at today's hearing by Secre-
President Allen II. Burt OF Salt Lake and
Board Member p, J. Shea OF Scranton.
Judge w, II. King. of course, will appear
gate ga HugS 0 Barron sne OF
who filed the original protest which
started the Pratt trouble, will remain In
the city as witness for the association,
The other officers and delegates left for
their homes late last night on a special
train.
Those named in the petition and the
writs Of mandate are President, w. D.
Thorpe OF Pittsburg, w. T. Welch Of
Wheeling, Allen II. Burt OF Salt Lake.
George Keenan, Of Rochester. n. z: Ben
Of Springfield, W S McClenathen Of Chi
cago. Ben Bowbeer OF Oakland. Joseph
Gibbons OF Toronto and Fred A. Hoover
OF Vancouver International Treasurer
Members Fred Fay Of Ypsilanti, Mich;
p. L. Reeves OF Pittsburg, Edward Nc
Morrow Of Chicago Magnus Sinclair Of
Toronto. Richard Cornelius Of New York,
William Fitzgerald OF Troy. n. Y; P, ],
Shea Of Scranton. ]. c.. Colgan Of Chi
cago and John II. Reardon of Worcester,
Five Not Served.
or these Vice Presidents Thorpe. Bow
beer and Hoover had left Salt Lake prior
to the issuance of the wrts. and Board
Members Fay and Cornelius were not in
attendance at the convention. the former
Francisco on association business.
In his petition. which Is repeated in
pra ctically the same form in the writ,
Pratt sets forth that on March 10. 1859,
he was initiated into membership in d.
vision log of the association at Cleveland
This division has since dlsbanded. the
petition recites, and Pratt. In accordance
ed his card at the international assocta-
tion headqua rters at Detroit and paid
his dues 10 the interna tional officers. In
May, 1901. he was elected member of
the general executive board of the asso
cia tion and held that position until Sep
teinber, 1911. From 1906 TO 1911 ne served
as chairman of the general executive
boa rd
After his defeat for reelection to the
executive board in 1911, the petition de-
clares Pratt received on September "a,
1911. a card from the international head
qua rters emitting him TO transfer his
membership from the International asso-
citation to Division No ~, the Philadel-
phia branch Of the assooia ton. Pratt de-
clares In the petition that he did legally
transfer his membership to the Philadel-
standing Of that local as well al Of the
aS30ciatiOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
,NEbEKER RETICENT
ON MARSHALSH|P
Rich County Candidate Talks
Ereely-About Some
Other Things.
GREETS HIS FRIENDS
Declares He Is Always Happy
to Discuss Subjects of
Importance.

Aquila Neheker is In town. He came
down from his Laketown. Rich county.
farm Last night and greeted his friends
with a wondrou5 glad hand
The arrival OF 'QEil Ncbeker was, OF
course. tho sigma for ALI interview on the
political situation. with particular stress
on the United States marshalship. Mr.
Ncbeker holds the somewhat curious po-
sition or man indorsed by unanimous
vote OF state committee, but having no
ma tera lizato therefrom in the way of
results.
We should like 10 ask you, Mr.. Neb-
cker If there have been any recent de-
veIopmenls in connection with the mar
shalship?'
We'll, when I left home. all my neigh
bors told me that Rich county this year
ought TO have the banner alfalfa crop in
the state. You may take my word for
it-and I've been around quite Bit
that there never was time in our
county when the hay crop was SO good.
You were asking me about the alfalfa
wcevil? Well, sir. it may be strange
thing, but / don't think there's such a
thing in the whole Of Rich county. AS
To the first cutting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
Effect of Action.

While tho petition covers only tho indi
vidual case Of Pratt the same cues tons
are involved i'll each Of 1866 other sus'
pended members Of the Philadelphia loca
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Glad to Comment.

I'VE take 1t, then, Mr. Nebeker, that
YOU do not care 10 discuss the marshall
ship2 1t Is. a you know, the most IN
terestins question In Utah
oh. certainly. III be delighted to
talk with you further tomorrow or at
any time. | always like to meet the
newspaper boys; they have always treat
ed me all right. I'm sorry you can't stay
a while longer, but l know that your
business requires speed and therefore
couldn't insist on taking UP any more OF
Your time, Come up and see me again
any time"
Wherefore IT appears that the only
way TO extract anything anent the mar
shalshlp from Quill Nebeker Is TO go after
him with some Kind OF a new-fangled ex-
tractor.
In connection with the visit of Mr.
Nebeker II may also be noted that Salt
Lake has another distinguished visitor
in the person OF George G. Whitmore
prominent Democrat and banker OF Nephi
and member of the national conven-
tion.
When I saw 'Quil Nebeker." declared
Mr. Whitmore with a considerable show
Of earneetness. 'T took occasion to bid
him hasten home and get his hay put
up because next week he will have to
take Mr. Anderson's place in that mar
shafs Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18

and IN case the court rules that the In
terna tional officers must restore Pratt to
membership II would follow that all Of
the other suspended Philadelphians would
have to he relnstatcd. it is likely that
the defense OF the international officers
will be in challenging the jurisdiction OF
the court. In the event that court holds
that IL has jurisdiction 1t is probable that
the international officers will attempt to
show by witnesses and by a submission
OF the constitution and bylaws OF the
essociati ton that their actions in suspend
ing the Philadelphia street car men and
in denying them the right Of appeal to
the convention were regular and In COM
pllance with the constitution and bylaws
OF the association.
With the election Of officers and the
selection Of Rochester, n. Y, az the con-
vention city for 1915 the convention of
the street car men adjourned at l O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon All the officers of
the association were reelected with pTac-
tically no opposition. Three new vice
presidents were added to the list. They
are Ben Bowbeer OF Oakland. Joseph Glib
bons OF Toronto and Fred a. Hoover OF
Vancouver. AS delegates u the AmerI-
can Federation of Labor. President VIII
liam d. Mahon, William Tabor j, p.
McGrath and Garrit Burns We're chosen.
with d. Mills, c. II. McClawson. John
Kane and L. Gercle as alternates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
Best Roads on Earth.

The Idea that some other county in
Utah Is beating Rich in building roads
81 all foolishness. Why, see here Rich
county today is doing more in the way
OF road buildng-good road building
than any other county, And We are doing
1t almost entirely without help from the
commissioners. The people up there real
ize the Importance of good roads, and YOU
can just het, we are going to be right
there"
Mr Wallace and Judge Thurman do
not appear TO be in position to tell the
public just what is likely to happen in
the ma rshal lship case, We thought you
might enighten-'
Yes. indeed; it Is only through educa-
tion-what you call enliShtenment-that
the people in our county have taken so
a!dently 10 road building. They have
come 10 a realization of the fact that good
roads mean easy marketing"
1T has been said that your friends
have taken your cause TO Washington,
and that the case is 10 be presented 10
President Wilson In detail
Yes. there is good deal OF detail in
getting big movement started, but the
wrinkles have been pretty we'll ironci
out for us 10y the experts from the good
roads bureau in Washington. and I think
we are now In fair way to connect up
the tributary roads with the main high
way
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Rochester Chosen.

The contest for the next convention
was a sharp one and was finally wor
by Rochester with 140 votes. Cleveia id
had 63 votes and Oakland 81.
The convention adjourneI without CON
sideration OF the appeals OF C. o. Pratt
and the members OF the suspended Phlla-
delphia local for restoration To member
ship. Hugh 3. Baron, financial secre-
tary OF the remnant OF the Philadelphia
local, secured the passage OF resolu-
ton permitting the former members OF
the suspended local 10 regain member
ship in the remnant OF the local How
ever. the Philadelphia local recognized by
the international assocla tlon and repre-
sented by Baron. consists OF only 1879
members according 10 the report OF the
general executive board. while those seek
ing reinstatement number more than
5000 These 5000 have always refused to
Join Baron and his men and abandon the
fight for Pratt which caused their sus
pension The resolution fathcred by Bar
on Is a ratification OF the action OF the
general executive board some time ago
but which the Philadelphia car men in
the Pratt branch declare that IL has no
appiicat tlon 10 them. as they can not avail
themselves of It's provisions without aban-
doning the principle for which they con-
tended az the time OF their suspen-
sion.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
SPECIAL RATES for situA-
ton Wanted ads: lines l time,


i0c; 9 times, zoe; Z times. 4oc;
Inexperienced audit and cor
respondence clerk, also bookkeeper de-
sires position with reliable firm; can use
typewriter Address H. r, Box BOG,
care Georgian.
POSITION WANTED as farm manager.
Have taken courses in agriculture and
veterinary. Seventeen years practical
experience. Expert on live stock, seed
selection. rotation and tile drainage.
References. John p. Miller. Gainesville,
Ga.
YOUNG MAN, 81, good habits, practical
machinist by trade, wishes place in
stock department OF large hardware or
machinery house, with the view to GO
ing on road for same after mastering
details OF stock and methods OF hrm
Address c. II. Forth, Dawson, Ga.
YOUNG MAN, rs years OF age, with two
years experience In country bank. de-
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bookkeeper and assistant cashier Am
willing to begin on living expenses. can
furnish best references. Bowen, care
Georgian.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RGILWHY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Premier Carrier of the South.
Arrival and Departure Passenger Trains,
Atlanta.
The following schedule figures are
published only as information, and are
not guaranteed.
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HOTELS.
MULBERRY Inn.

THE BEST or THEM STOP ~ THE
EAL HOTEL, AZ to So DECATUR ST. :;
CENTER OF CITY; 25c AND UP A
DAY: 81 SO AND UP PER WEEK.
ATLANTA PHONE 2615.
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THE SANIMASSEUk.
COMPETENT lady agents wanted good
profit TO good statesmen. 5Sh White
hall street
WE HAVE openings for ten lot sales.
men to sell improved lots in Druid
Hills and Peachtree section, on easy
terms. hustler can earn from $2o"
per north upward Address Lot Sales
man." Box 13. cnre Georgian.
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All trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office. No. Peachtree St.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMALE.
DREssMAKINe pREssMAkERs
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE,

->S>-1SC;S>~--,S~cS,
job to help manage hotel or good
farm. Couple, 81 South Pryor St, At
lanta.
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WANTED-Man with rig to introduce
and sell 95 extracts, spices, medicines,
etc. Big money. Wilson made $50
weekly We mean business. Box 516,
Dept. So, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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WANTFD-Two young men who are
well acquainted to form good connec-
ton in real estate business; no capital
required See Mr.. Tessler, sol Empire
Life Building
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

THREE connecting corner offices in the
Moore Building, corner Walton and
Spring street, for rent; long lease, low
rental; consolidation OF business reason
for giving them up; well lighted; indi-
vidual wash bowls. steam heat and jan
itor service. Address Lessee, P. o. Box
1926. city.
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WANTED - Experienced agents and
crew managers-sell our complete new
outfit of Pure Aluminium Kitchen Uten-
sils for $1.98 and make 100 per cent
profit. State experience in first letter.
ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS COMPANY,
LAGRANGE, Ill
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MARBLE CUTTERS WANTED-Sev-
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needed for steady work; fine work con-
ditions. Reply Immediately, stating ex-
perienca and wages wanted. Regal Mar
BILE Co. Murphy n. c.
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UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT. A..

FOR RENT CHEAP~One beautiful
modern brick four-room apartment.
Ivy 6036-L.
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TAxICABS.
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WANTED-Few first class statesmen for
first-class real estate speciality. APP
ply 10 to IL before noon. 5S1 Gambler
Building
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ANYBODY can earn $40 weekly, raising
mushrooms, entire year. in cellars
booklet Hiram Barton, 1913 West 4Sth
street, New York.
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AGENTS = GET PARTICULARS OF
ONE OF THE BEST PAYING PROP
KET. Something no one else sells.
Make $4,000 yearly. Send postal to-day
for particulars. E. M. Feltman, Sales
Mgr, S081 Sycamore ST, Cincinnati,
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WE WANT a few bright young men for
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in salesmanship; unlimited opportunity.
Call between 10 and IL a. M, 5S1 Can
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AGENTS WANTED-Good chance for
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81. Big profit to agents. Circulars
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Doric Co., Inc, 1907 Ridge avenue
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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uNFuRNIsHEo ROOMS WANTED.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS
WANTED.

W1NTEDn-FoGr OF fiTecroom apart
ment North Side or Inman Park sec
tons, with modern conveniences; ref
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$3.50 PER DAY SALARY and addition
al commission paid man in each town
to distribute free circulars and take
orders for concentrated f1avorings. j. $.
Ziegler Co., Chicago
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WANTED-Partner In a well-estab-
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good salary to right party; very little
capital required. Apply 1904 Peach
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Ierimiht.

7ic "a Sabre olte 9tusltita Se1f.
hon Ro. 500 Ielhi sluellue, iii ieit
Mont0a aits ibrcr 8obnuna Der.
ihmitnoen Gte Sell gab an, oai lie
8ermonote, ipelde in RiperiiOe mob.
.nen. 6eiutlen rpolle. Seit oieIer 3eit III
6as 9idodDen pcridipunoen, lie mar
meocr bel Den Gerrunnoten. nod lit es
n0alid, gerpeien, ibren auientbnlt3,
crt ,u ernitteln. sic &oli3ei puroe
criuht, nad Der 8eritauimocnen lint.
id]on 3il baiten.
Sdrru .. gliooIep aus Serre
Sautc. ssno., eriltdlte IN einem Sd)rai.
ben oil Sie hieiige goli3ei, ihr bein
auiiiuoen ieines 9ruoers q. ~
Rioolcp, pelhen CT ieit ~ Ssahreu
lnid,t geiehen bat, bebililih 3ii iein
o. u. Rioolep ioa in Cincinnati mob
men.
Bon ihrem Sntel in gente-
point, g., tpiro gbna guih eeIuht.
bersn Batter Dor etipa Is 'yabren bri
sinsn llnFall lein Qsbsn sinbib!t
Gona lit isBt ungefGhr Is 3ohre aft
nno pirb gebsten ihrem Sntsl Ell
eebensseiden 5u geben.
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- Die GaItcno 9anf, sic 40tt big
40t7 Guitern Ipenue etn groBe5
@run0Itiid bat, aui Incident uudh oa5
ganf9auS iteht, mill neben Oeuiclberl
ein neues moOerueS @ebGu0e errid)s
ten laiien, 0os S2t 900 foiteu miro.
lie Blame mur0en qeiteru 6em &C.
bdunellipeftor Ropp lttterbreitet Gos
3un0ament ioQ oicien @erb't nod &C.
batt meroen. 0as 8eb0uoe icl6It aber
crit rdd)itc5 6rilbiabr auf8eiubrt
neroen.
- 6err 8iocon 6. g9iIiou lit &C.
fern mad 9teip 9)orf abqcreiit, I'm Der
ereiiahriqen aouueutIoU Der gpisto'
pal Stride beI3npohnen. 3ie SlBnn
qen nchmen am S. Efto6er iarell An'
fang un0 5err 8ilion lit elmer Del
|Gincinnaticr Gelegafen.
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slus oem gunoes9erid)t.

Der Stto6er 5ermin bes 8unoess
Ippeaationsaeritlts puroe oei.ern
Don ben Rittsrn Marrinsion, Snap
pen une Deniion sy6ffnet. sSm gan.
zen hefinoen lid, 175 sFdQs auf Dem
Aalenoer uno untsr oenIelbsu bsTin.
osu iih oerisniae aeasn 4lsn Bots
fcrb. Sosr1usaeber Der .Gpl". Der in
eriten ssnitans fpc1eu GriminaIsg gibela
Az 27 Wionaten 3uatbaus psrurtheiIt
nornen lit, isoot Serufung srboben
bat.
Die 9unbss 9roBssihporensr
fit ben Cttobsr 5ernliu traien gt.
fern Yormitiaa, nahoem lie boz
Rihter 5olliitsr initruirt pprben
iparen, unser eem 9orfis bss 6srrr
ssoieph 8. Hepin pun Cincinnati gu
ihrer 9eratbuns atfammen uno e
ipiro sripartet. naB tie nod por gnD,
bsr Dphe ibren geriti untsrbrsiter
iuernen. Wdireno oes Terientsrmins
bcben ii1 lie ariminalf1le anes.
bGuft uno cs i'll niht unipabrihinlid
FhaB Die aOrperfhdft cine Reibs 4a'
t!aaen erhebsn piro.
Nihter 6olIiIter reoigirte geitern Der
Gerihtssalsnner. inoem er oht3ebr
HlaoeInhen, neife ihon jabreIane
unsrIesist ssbIieben iino. obne bab Si,
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Eerisnal. stiaeR.

ssn ibrem eiierlifen 6auie go. 2908
llrpiler Np.nue, Weitfppoo, oas fir
bic 9slsasnbeit duf oas 5eItlidite see
id,miid. poroen mar. tpuroe geliera
g(beno Trl. aouiTe 6. boFi@
m ann. bic 5ohtsr bes 5errn Sacob
5pfFmann, langidbrisen Buhfiibrer5
Der Ssirma Woh. 8erman &c Co.. uno
befanntsn gerfaHers Der 8ei6ithts
.Yriebtons" un6 bes .Shiibens
fudels". iopis elmer 4n3ahl in pid.e
siTder Wunoart asbaltener gebitte,
NIT 6errn Rob bert u. Gnoe.
lrod, benz ausmdrtiaen 8ertrettr
osi aeme Wadine 1ool Co., fiir's
geben bereint. Die 9rauuna tuuroe
i'm geiIein bsr teiDsrfsitigen 5amiliens
mitalnoer unit elmer Qn3ahl sSreuno.
pen gaiior SaeOb anapp BON Der Gr.
fen gnaliIfen Qutberaner airh.
pollsoaen uno es funairt:n babel Serr
4rthur Winnes als 9rautfiibss<- foz
ipie FRI. aena ooffmnnn. cine S6!pss
Ter Der graut, als grautfii6rerin.
RAD Der Jrduunp pereiniate Gin Iolene
mes 6ofseitsma6l bic erfhienenen
9dits unb nod geenoiauna beiIelbsn
trat bas iunqe Vanr. ous Iberlus
reid beihenit !poroen mar, 6e1leitst
ben BEN GiiidrpiinIfen o:r 6ohssits
adite, sirs auf brei Woden beretnets
6ofseitsreiIe nah tem VoroiDeltsn
oil.
9tadlSem tie Dor efIua 5ehn Saarn
bon einem SdlognnialI betro''tT'
uoroen mar, bon Dem Tie lid uidt lpie-
ser erbolen fonrte, iii 5rau Z III nj q
ISeIiierid) Moore. Die Satin
neS Serrn 9tobert Woorc. iriiberen
Supcrintenoenteu oes it1btiifen slr.
men llnteritiisnna5 1eportements. III
ihrer @obmlna go. 332 0oruel
afpeuue, Clifton aus DEM Seben ne'
idieoen. 9ie geritorbene. peldle ell
alter pon 90 rSnhrcn erreIdIt bate.
ipor por ibrer 8erbeiraihtng nltl
Serrn Mpore. Die gSittue bes SerrH
,Sranf Seliierih. 8riinbers Der CIT
aros @hisfcu ,sirna d. 9eiferif X
pSon. oil Der Moin StrdBc, Die lid
Jest i'm gelit ihrer Sobne ats erl;et
gGe, ocr Serrer Gouor0 g. unf
,sacques Scliicrid, beiin6et Gin brit
| ter Sohn aus eriter ebe. Der iie iiber
IIc6t, Serr ssranf Z. SeliTerIt, betrelbt
icin Brocerp. .8eifdit in Genner, Sol
Tie geeroisuug miro am ,Srettdf
goruittaa pom Der anuunciaiions
Stride in Clifton aus itatt'inoen.
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
RiTtcr Sumphries emit
lGBt icinS8efauaeuen

RiTtcr 6umphries emit
last ieins8 efangenen.
Senttle. 8aih.. I. Cftober
Ter RidIter Sobn 6. Suntobrles pom
Superiorgerid1t hat am IIenItag Se.
ie6l gegebcH, oaB Die 81 So3Ialntch.
81 Wdnner lmo 6 SrauerL 0te er lit3
@efdngniB qcid)idt Bate, neil lle l5H
qcQcniiber ireh lelporoen naren TreIs
gelaiicR iperoeH iotlen.
Gr fam oauit Dem 0onuerneur
2iItner 5uoor, Der bIerher uuterpeg3
ill., uc CT nit ied)5 Hlftern oe5 Srs
perior.8eriht5 oarilber berdtbef
uia, Oh c5 thunlidl iii, Den Hld]ter
1untpbries ieines gmtes 5u entleBel.
Mit Der helttiaen Grore hes HIdtcr5
meroen ale Sale megen 9tlBnhnlH9
Gcs @criht$ erieoigt.
0ouperneur Glitter beidlloB hierger
I'll fonnnen, nadoem Die Geoafteltre
oes Seattle SSntellIgencer, Der
Seattle Gun uHo oes SeattIe Star
ild iiber Sen 9fihter SumpbrIes be-
ihmcrt batteu.
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Solicit, 81, 7. Sttobsr. 5iinfz
3iq Ressr uno unasfdb- etne oIetde
2tnjabl psiber qerioneu Dsrurintten
an Rahmittag in oem bsnatlbarie"
Srt Romeo einen srnitliGeu araloar.
ais bic Regsr bas 0eidngniB, Elm 9ois.
gebduoe, aneriffsn uno oaraus eir'
Regsrin, gu!a 9ibicn, hefreiten, ott
peeen GruntsH6eit perbdftst iporoer
mar. Sn benz aampf :pHroe eiH Rss
| ger gstootet uno oas tIsine 9efdn8nlf
3erfiort.
Sdmes Winfislo bate jasr't ale gts.
ger 5uiammsnsetrommeIt uno eanr
DEN Qn9riIf ouf oas 9efangniB 9sIei.
tet. Is mar ihm gelungcn, Die Nedea
rim gu befrsisn, aIs Der Grtss5rpItsi
Samss ioenipn 5euer CAB Winfteii
tpuroe aetobtet uno bic 2eeer 'tooer
odnn auseinanosr. en3piihsu rcarer
/ Die bisIigsn 9sb0rbsn I'm 6iIie eriud
fporben. @s puroe Elm .smpordres Gje
| fGasniB etablirt uno na5 Sruuenjim.
msr barin einseIperrt, Grtrus Yo!i
5iitsn baltsn ieBt Wate bei benz neueI
9sfdngnib.
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1lnfdne.

1sr Giisnarbeitsr Sdmss DOME,
% Sabre alt, ptlhsr bei Dem Rsu5a.;
an Der 5ront StraBe uno Southern
GiIsnbabn 5siddfitgt in. 3cg iid ass
i,ern Nadmittaa cine 8erlesung an
Shsntsl 3u. 1onle mar o1mit 5sa
ifdftiet, i6psre Giientheile nitte.lt
zines arabnss bod sii siebsn, aIs Or
SrahH ploBiit nahgab nno ib!n
Sas eifsn duf bi. geine fis! Der
g.rungliidte. fpelher sliitliherfpeile
MIR cine leidts BerleBuns oopon gss
tragsn bate. lieb iih i'm Gntsu Saa
muriter Soipitol sinsn ger6dno aus
leqsn uno nat' IsiHer Wohnung iibers
fiihren.
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Sem Yerbienit Die 4rpne,
Girdlendjur nno Sonntaaid)nllehreru
ipirb InerfeHnmng ge5olit.

I'm Dem Ghor Der Ct. eSobanneS
@emeinoc auf Wt. gublril, iomie oer
Sebrern Ser Sonntaglhule cine fleEs
he 9lnerfenni,nq 5li 8olien filr tire
manderlei 8er0ienIte, Die lie lid nilt
Die 0cmeinoc erlporben hoben, fanh
.neitern 9(bcno cine s5eitlidfeit itott,
Die Scr Sirhennoritano arranglrt
bate. Iie 1eTtperioulnllng iudr
iibernns 3ahlreih beiltdt, 6enn Die
aansc Bencinoe nabm Ihcil an Der
4eranitoItumg. Scrr Ghas. Saltf. Der
Grdlioeut ser 8emeinoe. rihtetcWors
te bes BruBes on ole Ierianmlun8
nno theilte hen 3lped Der 3uidnlmen
funit nit. IS nuroe Johann Elm mt
iifaliihes un6 0eflamatoriihPs BRO
eromm ourhgefiihrt, nn rDelhem Der
airdenfor, 5rl, gillian Gottermeia],
ISrf. almn Winning, Scrr 8eo.
gberle, Srl. 2utlt Ytener, 5rl. Gthcl
8cn$Icn, SRI. IImu Sdntler, ,SrulI
2eono McGu6oen lmo 6rl. Seonia
Nothdfer theilnabinen. So0dun mur'
6en Gririihunqen ierpiert, luohreno
oeiIen gdItor grnIt @oE, Gbos, Sand
h. II. gfriprad,cn htelteu. SRI 1ord
Steffens, Serr Gorpiu 9ucrr lunb Irl.
Sefcn graunlpart luarteterf init Soll
| oui unS Elm Guiutett mar Die S6laN.
hummer 0es acnltBreif,en Fro'
aramrrs. Gas Guintett beitanh ails
| Sen Serren 5arrn Tinfe. GhriIt POD
G0nin Tucrr, 4}rl. BOD uno Carl
araenler.