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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
REPORT MADE ON POOR.
Cost in Weber County of Caring for
INDECENT Is Increasing.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. Am increase of ap.
proximately $50 in the cost of caring
for Weber county's poor in comparison
to the report for the previous quarter is
shown in the report Of Poor Commits
sioner Moroni Skeen for the quarter
ending September 80.
A total of l4S received assistance
OF this number fifteen were transients
twentv-one received temporary assist
auce, sixty-nine regular assistance, four
teen were attended outside the mfr
mary and twenty at the infrmary. Nine
were buried The cost Of taking care
Of these patients totaled S3SS7,S5. The
largest item Of expense was $l50S.95
for regular assistance to resident poor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
R. NJ. MORR|SSEY
TAKEN BY DEATH
Former Football Player Be-
lieved to Have Died From
Old Injuries.
special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Tniuries received
while playing football seven years ago
are believed to have brought on the
attack Of Bright's disease which re-
suited in the death Of Richard NJ. Nor
rissey, 25-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Morrissey, at the homo, 2915 Lin
coin avenue, this morning. He was for
merly engaged in the cigar business In
this city, but recently had been en-
ployed as block signal maintainer.
Although the young man had been
ailing since he received the football in
juries seven years ago, his condition
weeks ago. when he was forced to take
to his bed. He weakened gradually,
the end coming at 8 CLOCK this morn
ing.
Mr.. Morrissey was born at Woodstock,
Ohio, December 10, 1888. At the age
of 2 years he came to Ogden with the
family, remaining a resident Of this
city up to the time Of his death. After
acquiring his education In the public
schools Of the city, he was graduated
from the Ogden high school with the
class Of 1907. In addition to the par
ents, he is survived by two brothers,
Of Ogden, and one sister, Mrs. @. D.
Clark of Evanston, Wyo.
The funeral services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. P. NJ. Cushnahan in st.
Joseph S Catholic church at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning. The body will lie in
state at the family home, and may be
viewed by the friends Sunday after
noon and evening. Interment in Noun,
tain View cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
SEARCH FOR BACTERIA,
Sanitary Inspectors Seek Causes of Ty-
phoid Fever in Ogden.
ecIa1 fo Tho Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. Although there
have been no new cases Of typhoid fe-
YER reported to the health Office In the
past three days, Sanitary Inspector
George Shorten and City Physician w.
II. Whaien are still searching for the
bacteria source which is believed to be
responsible for some OF the cases.
Whether it is due 20 the milk or water
or neither one will not be definitely
known until Monday, when the health
authorities expect to receive reports on
the analysis which is being made in
Salt Lake.
a special meeting Of the health board
members will be held Monday morning
to receive the report of the analysis of
both milk and water samples sent to
Salt Lake this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
OPEN LECTURE SEASON.
Sunday Night Club Series OF
Scheduled to Start at once

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 4.-The ops
of the fall and winter 4 <
ture season OF the SUNDAY ~
club, which promoted a series % Tr !
popular lectures last WINTER VII Tn; a.
at the Guild hall OF the IT, H.
fo%rfn' fourth street, alt sunday evening. p
A iO'i Robinson, 70 ' Weber county, physt,, .pl :,
@Tuberculosis and It's Prevention, vent ann
As during the previous seaS sSSt
meetings of the Sundway, Nm naI h
are non. .denominationaI and open h. :,
public with no charge tol .eaanf af
Following each lecture those omasf
offered an opportunity to ask 9u'''
concerning the lecture theme .on,o,
At the opening meeting !T%o' ~
night Miss Rosamond Lard "ii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
THINKS SELF SLAYER,

OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Suffering from the
mental alteration that he recently com.
mitted a murder in Butte. Mont. Frank
Reinhardt is confnod in the padded cell
at the county jail, having been taken
into custody by the officers late last
night. The young man becomes violent
at times and there is said TO be small
chance Of his recovering sufficiently as
to be given his liberty,
Reinhardt told the officers that he ar
rived in Brigham City from Butte yes
terday and then walked the remainder
of the distance to this city When he
went to the home Of friend in the
southern part Of the city for supper last
nigth he acted SO queerly that the po-
lice were summoned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Horace Peery Funeral Tuesday,
Dpriai tu Tho Tribune

OGDEN, Oct. 4.-The body OF Horace
i. Peery. who committed suicide at his
home in Porterville. Cal. Thursday, Will
arrive in this city at noon tomorrow. ac-
cording 10 telegram received by the
relatives today. II will be accompa MED
by the widow and four children, Mrs. J.
r. Taylor, mother OF Mrs. Peery, to-
gether with Harold J. and Harmon Peery
The funeral VIII be held Tuesday after
noon. with services In the Second ward
chapel at 3 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Canning Season Nears End.
to The Tribune,

'1I1rNt"E 10
OGDEN, Oct Next week will mark
the completion of the tomato canning
season at nearly every factory in Weber
county, according TO the prominent cam
ners The season. which has been a sue
cessfuI one. is dra wing TO a close, al
though some OF the factories will be op-
Grated as long as the tomatoes continue
TO ripen. No frost damaged the toma-
toes this year and the Gamers were not
forced to pack slightly frosted tomatoes,
as was the case last season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
snowshed Fires Delay Trains

Special TO Tho Tribune; .boro bas
OGDEN. Oct. Awhile there aa a,ns mH ga
no report on the proha BE tha Iocs
formation was received az !s ."G foday
flee Of the Southern faon. ~, aros IN
coTing cn0Mneto to an early report from ,,IIs ths
patcher at Reno. Ney,, Iorts and %
snowsheds between TrucKes anu
were on fire at noon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Allen Funeral Today.
Special IN Tha Tribune

OGDEN, Oct, 1.-The funeral of Mrs.
Louise C. Allen. who died at her home
In Huntsville yesterday will be held
Monday afternoon with services In the
chapel al that place at 2 o'clock. Her
death resulted after a few days illness
OF pneumonia. Born in Sweden on jan
uary 20, 1884, Mrs. Allen had been resi-
dent of Huntsville for the past forty-one
years. She is survived by the husband,
Samuel Allen, four sons and three daugh-
terS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

''Tha wonderful power Of Personal In
fiuencc, Magnetism, Fascination, Mind
Control. call 1t what you will, can surely
be acquired by everyone no matter how
unattractive or unsuccessful" says Mi,
Elmer Ellsworth Knowles, author Of the
new kook entitled. The Key to the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Display School Garden Products.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct Arrangements have
been made for display OF the products
OF the school gardens OF the city In
show window OF the Ogden Furniture 6,
Carpet company's store next Monday.
The display will include the best products
together with the exhibits OF more than
100 individual student gardeners. There
will be nearly a score Of special prizes In
addition to the silver cups for prize
school gardens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Must Write Legibly.
special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct s.-If the action of the
state health board can be regarded as a.
hint, Ogden physicians should take a
course III penmanship City Sanitary In
spector George Shorten has received from
the salt Lake office d sheaf of birth
certificates with instructions to have the
various physicians reporting the cases
file new certificates in handwriting which
spector Shorten has returned the reports
TO the local physicians for translation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Lecture on Woman Suffrage,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Oct. 4.-Continuing his series
nl sermons OH the result of the ballot in
the hands OF women. the Rev James
Edward Carver, pastor Of the First Pres
byteran church. will speak tomorrow
evening on the result OF woman's suf-
Irage as applied 10 the political world and
rs revealed in the attitude OF the female
voters. This series Of sermons by the
Rev. Mr.. Carver Is based on his findings
while in search of information to an
YER questions recently put to him by a
number OF prominent English women
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Services for Mrs. Syphers,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct 4.-The funeral services
for Mrs Sarah T.. Syphers. who was found
dead In her home yesterday morning, VIII
be held in the Lindqust chapel at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon. The body will
lie In state at the funeral chapel sun
day afternoon and Monday up TO the hour
OF tho services. Interment In Mountain
View cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

Early this morning the snow covering
reached for a third OF the distance down
the sides OF Mount Ogden and Mount
Ben Lomond. Reports from the Ogden
valley indicate that the rainfall was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Foresters to Make Inspection.

cptcIHI 10 The TribUhe,
OGDEN. Oct. 4.-Chief Forester Henry
S Graves and District Forester E. A
sherman departed today for Ely, New, on
the first stage of their inspection trIp
through northern Nevada and Idaho They
expect TO return to Ogden next Tuesday
and depart the following morning for the
Cache national forest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Steal SO in Pennies.
spec,aI to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 4-According to a report
made TO tho police this morning. burglars
entered the Shaw grocery store at Five
Points last night and secured SO worth of
pennies. together with small supply Of
groceries, Although there is a branch
postoffice located In the store the thieves
did not molest Uncle Sans property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Resigns Hospital superintendency.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct 4.--Robert c, Lundy. Jr..
who has been superintendent of the Dee
Memorial hospital since the opening OF
that institution more than two years
ago, has resigned to engage in the mer-
camille business at Wilson, small town
in the Jackson Hole country Of Wyom-
ing. Mr.. Lundy's successor has not been
announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Cannot Locate Escaped Prisoners.
,nnnIal To The rrrlhunp

OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Without having dis
covered trace OF the men, Sheriff T. A.
DeVine and Deputy Sheriff Oren Had
lock returned today from Idaho. where
they went In search OF Bert Anderson.
Harry Donley and Frank Kent. the three
prisoners who escaped from tho county
iail last Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
From Jail to Hospital.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct 4.-Beleving that the
man may be threatened by an attack OF
pneumonia. County Physician a. A. Rob-
iuson ordered the removal of George
kuns from the county Jail TO the Dee
found unconscious by the county officers
In front OF 1873 Twonty-fifth street at
about 3 o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Arthur Fell Ill
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, Oct. 4.-In response to a mes
sag. announcing the Illness of his son,
Arthur Mayor A. G. Fell will depart to-
morrow morning for Oakland, Cal, to be
absent until the latter part OF the week
The son, whose condition was not stated
TO be serious. has been In California for
The past several months for the benefit
OF his health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

Development OF the
Inner Forces" The
book lays bare
many astounding
facts concerning
the practices OF the
Eastern Yogis. and
describes a simple
though effective
system Of control
ling the thoughts
and acts OF others;
how one may gain
[ h g Low and
friendship of those
who might other
wise remain indif-
ferent; how to
quickly and accur-
ately judge the
character and dis
position Of an indl-
vldual; how to cure
the most obstinate
diseases and habits
without drugs or
medicines; even tho
complex subject of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Moran Gets Contract.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Trfbune.
OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Following the action
Of the city commissioners IN refusing tho
Ogden Rapid Transit company permission
to pave its Jefferson avenue line with
concrete contract has been closed with
the p. j. Moran Construction company
for placing concrete and asphalt between
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
First Snow Seen

OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Rain In the valleys
last night and today produced the sea-
sons first real showing OF snow on the
high peaks OF the Wasatch mountains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
ARE TRAMPs FOR EXPERIENCE.
Experiment Ends In $50 Fine In og,
den Police Court.
Special to The Tribune.

den Police Court.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Beating their way
from Idaho to Ogden on an Oregon
Short Line freight train for the novelty
Of the experience cost q. o, Wyatt, Glen
Wilson and Julius Metthias $50 each
when they were arraigned In Judge w.
H. Reeder g court this morning. Wilson
testified that they had money in their
pockets when they decided to take the
trip but thought 1t would be great fun
to ride freight train instead of a pas.
senger coach.
Special Officer Frank Shumaker found
them hiding in car Of cattle which
were being shipped to tho Utah state
fair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
Marriage Licenses.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tr1bUne.
OGDEN, Oct. 4.-Marriage Licenses were
granted today TO James z, Harris and
Vera L. Hansen. both Of Salt Lake City;
Fred II. Adams OF Ogden and Bessie B.
Scott OF Eden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05
The Magnetic Girl
HOW She C0MPELS OTHERS
TO OBEY her WILL

100, 900 Copies Of Remarkable Book de.
scrIblng peculiar Psychic Powers TO be
distributed Post Free to readers OF "The
Salt Lake Tribune"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-05

the rails. The contract covers that por-
ton of the transit company's lines be-
tween Twenty-fitth and Twentyseventh
streets.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
gilOansSicit Ocr GinpuuOcrer.
grGfbent Salt nimmt ia Sadcn Der
neueu (SimunuOtrnnssbia ger'
bore Dor.

@aibington, Z. 8etr. -@ie on.
gefiinoigt, paren beute i'm 8eiben
Saitie, Dor oem Erdiioenten, Ser
bore in Sadlsn Der Burnett. Dill.
Iigg6am'i6en @niponOcrungSbia.
sic betanntli6 ihon bon bpioen
Salicrn Oes aonareiies auaeuom.
men lit. soarru Cleion, Cberridi.
ter o2s ghrnijipnlgeridt5 BON Gbi.
cogo, ipra6 I'M 9tamen Der 9iirger
ifanoinapiiher 9lbilomnulng, iolpic
i'm Namen Oes gerbonoeS Der in
oual1noiider Sprnfe rrihcincnOsn
3citlmgpn Der Ser. Staaten gegen
bic giQ. Gr iaate Ii. a., ibre ge,
itinnlllngln miir0cn Gintpnnoerer
ben Ocn eroBen Stdoten Guropas
Gcrbeijieben, aber nidt bon I1n6-
lidlen @eneinueien. - uno onourdj
iriiroc oic 9lnitomrug in oen gro.
EIn StG0ten Ser Ser. Staaten nod
immer GROCER pcr0en.
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cstUder seist feline aummiiiiun." "

llnter obiger lleberldrift l6reibt
ser SincoIn Spe5iolforrenipono
Der Omaha See 5olgen0es: .Gs
beiBt jett Colonel @illiam 3.
Stoder, rm0 8liamnten nit SoGn
Sinf bon @raro SsIou6 miro ct
am A. Mdr5 Die 9enniplpania 9lpe.
in Der gunoesbatptitaot blrnbrei-
ten. Sails Champ GIarf crlp1bIt
porben mare, bate er iid 0en gtitt
auf ainem Dlntlcicl gcleiitet.
@m. 4. Gtoder madte bcute @or.
mittng Dem G6erfomman0irenoen
Ser Iabrosfa Solootcn ais qen6bn.
Iiher Brioatmann ieine 9luhpar.
tlmg, perIicB oicIelbe obcr aI3 fIiig.
qc geiporbener 0berit o1m Sr.
@rceQcn3 bate i6m Oieie aonmiiiion
rerIieben
Der gr.9leprdi1ntant mar oh Ser
Gbre, 0ie ibm 5u Sbeil genor0en,
beinabe iiberp1Itigt Gr oienertc
uno iallltirte nah rehtS nmo linfa
un0 gab 6a8 gariprehcn, 0aB er Die
@iirOe iciner Stel1una in alien 2a-
gen oufrcdt cr6altcn piirOe-io
langc i'm Der Saul nidt abperfe.
limb inter osn 8onbeIbiloer.
2beoterleilten berrid)te oarOb grobc
6reuoe.
Der Colonel brahte cine 1eraumG
Belt I'M 6nuie Ser 8eicbgebung 81
imo erinnerte Iid) icntr glttcn, emf
ihlpunOenen Gage, ruie er in BE.
noriitung 6en goriib fiihrte un0 bic
OfitgIiaoer yOut Of 9iotion" (ait-
Der 9elpegnng) crflGrte, mas bnrh.
aus FORFEIT mar" (aommentar iibcr,
f!iiiiiq.)
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@raf SeraItOrii
GlS SanptrcOucr bel Der aiucOla.
Seier in SprinaiicIS, ST.

6priuaii2IO, SI., 6. 5e6.-cruf
hon 9erniiorif, Geuti6IanoS BOT.
ifaiter in @aibinaton, .. e., miro
lei Dem udhitcn Nlittpodl in
SprinsiieIo, 81, itottiinOenoen
9obrestog BON Sincolus Bcburt5tog
Der Sauptreoner iein. Gum Gbema
Fot iid Der gotid)oiter genonmen;
..2incoln, Die er Geuti6loro er.
ideint" Grienator gaileu bon l..
lns miro iiber ooS Ibcma .@enn
2iucoIn beutc lcben niiroe" ipreheu.
Gie 5ei5r iinoet mIdBIid ocs t0i.
SabrestageS oeS @eblrtstagcs 9tbru,
hcm 9incolns, iomie oes iiinitcn
SSobresbuntctts itott, OoS Sic Gin.
ccIn Centennial gliiociation I'M Seim
SincolnS gibt. SIN StnntSnriennl
iinOet Ons ganfett itatt, fir pel6es
500 @eocde porgeieben limo.
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Sin be6sr,ter anabc.
Gang IN einem brcnncnoen SGcatcr
nno perbino,rte cine Eanif.

Goatb Mandelter, Conn. 7. 6eb.
Der geber3tbeit eines ahtidbrisen
sfunben lit es 5n peroonfen, onB
geitern glben6 in einem Sbenter I'M.
fer 0em BubIifum feline Ganif aus-
brad. sSn einem anfleioe5irtmer
ipor Geiier entitnn0en, oife 9faud.
MOLTEN ipdI5ten iib ouf Die 9iibn1;
Der adtidbrige Q. galiour ItanO Dor
Der 9antpe rno lang Elm 2ieO; er
1tanb TN gegriffe, ab3ubrehen, MIR.
be aber bon ieinem binter Den all.
Iiiien ItcbenSen Batter oufapforOert,
ipeiter 5u iingen. Ser anabe fiat 3,
1n6 oos 8ubIifunL 6eiien iih einc
Iodgraoige g(ufr7gltnQ bemeiitert
hatte lnb i'm piIoen 0urhcinnnoer
ben gtusadneen 3nOron9tc, perbielt
iid oesbalb 10 Inuge rnbia, Big es
in georoneter @2iie 6os 5reie er-
reid)t bate. 9as 6euer puroc
bo[o geIoidt.
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;ran Or. e6alu fontmt.

glIio beute gta6mittag trifft Die
icbnlidIt erfpartete admpferin fir
Ger 6rnuen 9fedte, 6rau Or. glnna
Soipnro Sbafp, i'm gaitIiden Smaba
Gin. 9rei5ebn 9omen oer RoIiticnl
equality 2sague beiprnden geitern
in Der Staotballe eineu miirOigen
Gmpiang Der gerebrten. glber Elm
Mann bate bod Oen urgeipobnIt.
den 9flltb, oIs gin3iger osn 8e.
rotbungen 6ei3utpobnen. Gs mar
Gin geridterItotter. 5rau Draper
Smitb meinte in ibrer glnIprade.
rie 3eit lei porbei aIS man nit
tieien noerfauIten gfIan5en" (6en
mGnnIi6en Spponeuten) 81 tbun
fatte, wie cSrau 9r. Sbap. 0as
@ubliflm lit 5u Ser beute gtbanO
IIattfinbenoen 8erianlmIung in Der
Sta6tbaae eingcla0en.
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glltc 9lnfieSlerin aeitur6cn.

gGjroBnuttter" G6riitiue 3cnfer,
Gei Ger 6amilie ibFs Sobnes SS5obn
in Scr gldbe onnl Glfborn, gteb.,
robnbait, lit Inn. toben Sitter BON
81 SSSabren geitorben Geit me6r
mie 40 9Sn6ren mar iie in Douglas
Gountn auioiiig uno bat Die 2eiOen
unO 6relrOcn oc5 8ioniarIe6enS
0ur6acmad,t. G5 mar cine braDc
0rutidc 6rau gead)tet lmo gclie9t
ron 9(den oie iie q3faunt bo6cn.
Irau 0cnfer binterldBt Orei S0hne,
5bco0or, SSyohn mo Senrn olle IN
u0cr in Ser gfGbc bon Gltbortt on-
iGiiia. 8ic ge3r0igung fano bcutc,
6reita1. g2ofmitta9 inter 8oblrei-
der 9etbeiIiquug itatt. Scrr So.
fob Souf ni0metc Scr Gcr6lifcnen
eil,en tief empflnOercn gndlrllf.
Dioge 0ie geritorbene IN Sric0eu
tubenl Gen trouprnorn SinterbIic.
benen ipr9dcn mir mier 9eiIeio
oug.
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@lduituS urrlnnftn:
@Gmlidl Der btrhbmtc 5aidJinsSjns
IN aOln.-3ie grasnns BON ,ln'
bilGnmSOenfminjen nnb Neoail'
len an8eurbnst. - aaiir grifi
nidt in SOfia Gin.

Berlin Z. 6cb.-@ie aus a0ln
gemeIOct, bat Der grobe 5aitnahts'
lmn5ug trob im1iinitiger g9itterlmg
cineu aIdnjsnOen 8erIauf genom.
men. 9ie gcranitaIting bot in Ole.
iem Sabre cine ueunrtige gridei.
rung, oa Gum eriten Mnle Die @e.
iaugpereine Der Stnot oil Dem I'm.
5ug tbeiInnbmen umo our6 ben Be.
lang pou 8olfslie6eru nod gu Der
geIabung Der Stimmilng beitrugen.
Die Dem pr1htigen 3ug 5ugriuloe
Iiegenoe SOee mar g@eiu, 8eib mo
G,eiang", beionoerS in ibren 8s5ie'
blngen 6ur irobIideu 6aitnndtS,
ieier. Die Qnritearmgen lparen
reihIih nit Iofalpolitiiden glusbli-
den untermenst.
Die gIbiidt, Ju ben beiben Subi-
lien 0es IalienSen SSnbres, ole Sun'
oertiobrieier Oes gefreiiingsfrieges
uno oa5 ilberue 9legierungsiubi.
Ioiuu aaiier @iIbelms, beionoerc
gtiin5en sur grinnerung fir ip1terl
@enerationen idIngeu 5u IoIien, miro
nlmmebr peripirtlift. Der 8unbes.
ratb, Der in Der glugeleg5nbeit Oas
lcBte Bort 5u ipreden bate, bat Die
BrGgimg bon iehS Wiaionen Mort
in 9enfrniin3en fir Die 5eier bon
1913 m0 feds Wfidionen Marf in
Genfmiin3en fir bns &aiieriubildum
genebmigt. g(u1 ole S6affung eli.
ner gieOaiae fir 0aS He9icrungSil,,
tiIdum bat ieitere 8eitnIt maenom.
men. 8ie @riinoung oieier ReOail'
le lit sur gerleibung oil geamte,
Sffi5iere lno 3ioilperionen, Die IL
teIonOeren 9e5iebmgen 5um &aiier'
tous Iteben, beitimmt.
Die pieliad) Derbreitete Wlel0ung,
odB aoiier @ilbelm peri0nIih ourf
sen oeiltihen 8eianoten in Ser bull.
eorii6en SauptItaot Sofia, Serrn b
gelom- -Sale8fe, aui bcn a6nig Ser.
tinnnO periobncno eingerpirft babe
iii oollig unbegriinoet. Der falift
8eri1t lit 8uriid5ufiibren auf oit
EhatinHe, baB bic @eIanbten allei
@roBnddte bel allen 9olfanmdd
ten i'm Sinne oes 5rieoenS poritel.
llg aeporoen iiuo. (9lud obgeieber
ton Der @eiammtnote Ser Wt1ftp.
Die Oeutiden Geianoten in Soiic
ino ben anoeren SauptItGoten oel
9nlfanitantcn bat oaS 2(usn1rtigC
Qlmt initrllirt, aber nid)t Ser Gaiicr