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The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
OHIO FLOODS PREVENT
YSAYE KEEPING DATE

Because the Ohio foods prevented
train connection between Cincinnati
and Detroit. Ysaye, the violinist, vas
unable to play in the armory, We'd
nesday night Unless another date
can be arranged. ticket-holders will
receive their money Monday. Tuesday
or Wednesday of next weea at Grin
nell Bros. Ysaye played in Cincin
natl. Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Have Beautiful Hair

Soap and water II used too fire.
ouently will. spoil any head Of hair.
'The best hair treatment Is dry
shampoo made as follows: Get six
ounces of pulverized orris root and
two ounces Of vilane powder. Mix
thoroughly and keep In q tight box
or Jar. At night apply q heaping
tablespoonful to the hair; distribute
with the fingers all through the hair
to the scalp. Next day comb and
brush until all trace Is removed and
al q result any man or woman will
have beautiful fluffy hair.
This removes dirt, surplus oil, dan
drufY. etc. II Is the best thing ever
devised for excessively greasy"
hair.
Many fasteners now use It regu.
larly. Men use II daily and ladies one
to three times a week.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
sTEANSHIPS.

east corner OF Russell and Eliot streets
(present Russell site) ~
2O-room school building on the
stephens site. south side of Lambert
avenue. between Sewiand and Seneeo
streets. M
Plans and specifications may be eeen
In the office or the Supervisor OF School
buildings, Room One. this buildtn9.
Proposals must be submitted q
forms furnished by the supervisor ard
must he accompanied by . cert10O0
check or cash equal to 6< Of the 81
A Surety Company hond Will net -
hitting OF proposal ~
The BOARD OF Education reserves -
right TO reject any or all oi0A
CHA0. n. oADD. 0oogu106A &
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
GET RID OF
PILES At HOME
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY, EAelLY
APPLIED GIVES QUICK RELIEF
AND PREVENTS ALL DANGER
FROM OPERATION.
Send for Free Trial Package and
Prove IL In Your Case.

Send for Free Trial Package and
Prove II In Your Case.
Don't even think of an operation for
piles. Remember what the old family
doctor said: Any part OF the body
cut away IL gone forever. One or two
applications OF Pyramid Pile Remedy
and all the pain, fire and torture
ceases. In remarkably short time
the congested veins are reduced TO
normal and you will soon be all right
again. Try this remarkable remedy:
Sold everywhere at drug stores. Send
for free trial package and prove be-
yond question II IS the right remedy
for your case, even though you may be
wearing pile truss.
Just send In the coupon below at
once for the free trial treatment. IL
will show you conclusively what Pyra-
mid Pile Remedy will do. Then you
can get the regular package for 80
cents at any drug store. Don't suffer
another needless minute. Write now.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
WYANDOTTE.


Mrs. Fred Ginzel, a prominent resi-
dent OF Wyandotte, has offered 10 give
her large residence on Elm-st. 10 the
city as memorial 20 her son, the
late John F. Ebert. IL Is stipulated
thar the building must be used fos
some philanthropic purpose. IL ia
possible that the house may be con-
verted into hospital, an institution
at present absent in Wyandotte.
b. Schubert and William Murphy
hold the local record for the number
Of ducks shot SO far this spring. They
bagged 40 yesterday morning
The city council has passed an ordi-
nance forbidding roller skating on
Biddle-ave.
Two proposals have been received
for the plotting of new city maps.
William Schotter, Charles Loranger,
Arthur Gabriel and F. w. Lddle have
been named as registration clerks for
the spring election.
The city authorities have requested
all persons wishing TO send food or
clothing to the scene of the Ohio
floods, to leave their contributions at
the Michigan Central freight ONCE
where 1t will be forwarded free or
charge.
The Wyandotte basketball team
will play In Monroe, Friday evening.
Moses Beaubien. who has been en-
joying q two-months trip through the
south In company with Frank Marx,
has returned home. accompanied by
Mrs. Beaubien. Mr.. Marx will return
this evening
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
BIRMINGHAM.

The Ladies' Church society OF thu
First Presbyterian church met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
David Lowe.
Mrs. Ivan Dodge is Ill with the
measles.
Edward Keyser, Of Pontiac. Is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
keyser.
Mrs. Jack Berry broke her right
arm. by falling down cellar.
The next meeting Of the Oakland
County Horticultural society will be
held In the Family theater In Birming-
ham on Saturday, April 5. The meet
ing VIII be open at 1890. After the
business session Prof. Fl. j. Eustace,
Of department Of horticulture at the
Michigan Agricultural college will give
q lecture on the subject OF Orchard
Methods" The lecture will be given
at o'clock.
Miss Blanch Hette gave miscellan-
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

eous shower at her home. Wednesday.
IN honor OF Miss Ruth Elwood.
Mrs. Harley Shafier and two chill
dren, OF Pontiac, are guests here OF
Mrs. l. n. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, OF Canada.
Is visiting DR.. Fred Crawford and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. larry have removed
from Daines-st. 10 the Monroe house
on WoOdward.aye
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
To Regulate Housing.

Following a trip to investigate
housing conditions in the village, the
city council Of River Rouge has in
structed its village attorney to draft
an ordinance regulating the housing
Of foreigners. The ordinance will be
drafted somewhat after the one at
Highland Park. The committee found
one place where 20 men and four
women were occupying two rooms.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
BOARD OF EDUCATION
PROPOSED NEW
school,. BUILDINGS.

Detroit. Michigan. March IA. lsls.
Sealed proposals VIII oe receives AT
this Office until IL o'clock noon. Mon
day. March sist. 1913. for furnishing
ali classes of labor and material under
the BLANKET Bid" form. also for fur
and material necessary for the cree
Uon of the following school buildings:
2i-room school building on the Ferry
site In the vicinity or the NORTHWESTERN
High school building.
s0-room school building on the south
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

The pastors of congrations Of sew
eral coiored churche/ have adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas, The Hon. Alfred j.
Murphy is candidate for the Of
Ace of justice OF the supreme
court of the state of Michigan.
and
Whereas, He has manifested
fairness, impartiality and fear
lessness In the administration OF
justice to all classes Of citizens.
regardless Of race or political az
filiation,
We. the ministers OF the Afro
American churches OF the city OF
Detroit, heartily indorse his can
didacy, and will lend our influence
TO secure his election.
r. w. Bagnall. rector OF st.
Matthews Episcopal church.
Jas. II. Henderson. pastor OF
Ebenezer A. NE. church.
RI. Brady. pastor OF Second
Baptist church.
Joseph Evans. pastor Of Bethel
A. VI f. church.
Former Judge James o. Murfin toll,
the Metropolitan club. Wednesde!
evening. that no man should be In
nuenced Ny his politics while votinl
on an office whose occupant will have
the power NJ nassing on life or prop
erty. Judge Muffin Is a supporter o
GO = ~ ! Murphy for justice o
the supreme court Other speakers
we're Judge Murphy. Charles Moore
Henry G. Nicol and Robert H. Clancy
" was resolved to appropriate $40 fo'
the relief OF Ohio flood sufferers.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Hon. Alfred j. Murphy,
Judge Of Circuit Court,
naArDif NllAh

Detroit, Mich.
Dear Sir: | take the liberty OF
writing you this note to state my
approval your nemination.-It-
Is a pleasure to me to assure you
that your record for honesty, In
tegrity and fair dealings a. judge
OF the circuit court is such that
every good citizen Of the state
knows that you will perform the
duties Of this high once with I'm
partial and equal justice to all.
It 10 men of your high ideals and
honest integrity that we need to
all the high position you aspire
to. and trust your campaign will
be q successful one, and sincere
ly hope you will be elected.
Very truly yours,
JOHN A. BOYLE,
Gen. mgr. Briscoe Mfg. GO.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

Endorsements OF the candidacy Of
Judge Alfred J. Murphy for the ST.
preme court bench from men OF all
shades of political belief continue ia
come in. The above letter follows
the warm Endorsement given the
Judge by James o. Muffin. In The
Times, Wednesday
The following are some letters 70
Gently received by Judge Murphy:
Hon. Alfred j. Murphy.
Wayne circuit court.
Detroit.
My Dear Judge: 1t must be
great qualification to you to have
such general expressions Of sup
port coming from all quarters.
Your work on the bench has been
such as to appeal to the people
generally because Of the strict
fairness with which you have
conducted yourself. Mingled with
the hope of your success on April
7, there IL the feeling that we can
ill-afford to spare you from the
bench Of Wayne county. but in
asmuch as you. no doubt. regard
TIL tender of the nomination -
promotion. i with many others
sharing that feeling will do all In
our power to help you.
Hoping you will let me know
how I can serve you. remain,
Very truly,
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Qen..Mgr. Briscoe Mfg. {
ON. Alfred ]. Murphy.

Hon. Alfred J. Murphy.
My Dear Judge: wish to con-
graduate you on your nomination.
and am move than glad to pledge
you my hearty support. With
best wishes for your continued
success, / am,
Your sincere friend,
HENRY l.. OBETZ, NJ. d.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
DRAWS
SUPPORT FROM
ALL PARTIES
Latest to Declare For Judge is
p. H. Gale, Officer in Pro-
gressive Organization
SAYS WHOLE LOCAL BAR
SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM
Letters of Endorsement Continue
to Pour In to Detroit
Candidate
TO the Editor of The Times:

TO the Editor of The Times.
| see by tonight's paper that
J. o. Muffin Is going TO support
Alfred J. Murphy for the supreme
court He il not the only one who
Is going to break party Affiliations
to support Judge Murphy. | am
Progressive and an officer in one
OF the ward clubs. but l shall sup
port Judge Murphy, and secure all
the votes l possibly can for him.
My reasons are these: Judge
Murphy Is a man, which should
come first. He Is gentleman.
He ia a high grade lawyer. He
is a Judge whose superior cannot
be found within the confines OF
the state of Michigan. He IL q
Detroiter; he Is a man Of modern
ideas, and above all he Is alb
solutely honest and fair TO every
one at all times. which 10 essen
tial In the life Of every man. and
which should be demanded Of tho
Judge.
Personally 1t is my belief that
the entire Detroit bar to q man.
be they Democrat, Republican,
Socialist. Progressive, or Prohibi-
ton in their individual politics,
will give their support to Judge
Murphy.
Very truly yours,
PHILIP H. GALE
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
IN DETROIT

Fire Of Unknown orists did about $500
damage TO the Ciarke-ave. plant of
the Studebakrr corporation, shortly
AFTER O'CLOCK Thursday morning.
Fred y. striker has begun suit against
James ID. Burns. proprietor of the
Burns hotel 10 recover $4,000, which
the plaintin says Burns owes MIN on
notes
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Farmers Families

The farmer and his family are often
At the mercy OF death owing TO their
distance from n physician. AS a rule
farmers and their families eat heartily
ou,nce their systems need assistance
in eliminating the waste from tho
bowel tract. There II a cheap. pleasant
and reliable remedy which every one
Should Know About
and which takes the place of disagree
able salts. castor oil, calom al. etc and
which acts pleasantly on the bowels
stomach, liver and kidneys My sweet
little pill 10 bette than castor oil and
sugs r-coated. pleasant. and easy TO
take for any stomach or bowel dis
orders. Just try package of
CascaRoyal Pills
All druggists. Is doses 1oc: IS doses
f5c--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27


n 900. she says. She paid over $500
and gave Farr a mortgage and notes
for $500, according to her declaration.
Now she says she understands that
rarr took the mortgage and notes
Tor his fee. and she wants an inJunc-
zion to prevent him from disposing
az the notes and mortgage. and asks
She court to turn the documents over
90 her.
Astor~ey Thomas Mahou. defending
Frank Brooks, alias strong, pick
pocket. from a charge OF "loitering'
day. that the police were exceeding
their authority In ordering men 10
leave the city. and arresting them IL
they failed to do so. Brooks was
found guilty: but sentence wa; sus-
\ proves Of the police campaign
= asainst pickpocket suspects but has
asked the prosecutor to assist In the
war against the dips" by looking
each arrest up thoroughly, and max :
inS long term charges wherever It
n found possible. The pickpocket
preys on the workingman, bound for
home with his weeks pay. and he
deprives families OF their slender
means OF support, said the judge.
l.. G. stanley. president F, the Univer-
sity Of Michigan Alumni club Of De-
froit. has appointed the following
members a committee to go TO Lam
sing for the purpose OF urging the
massage Of the bill for a school board
Of seven members, elected at large.
I'm ali cities OF 10000 and over:
Thomas A. Conlon. Harry A. Lock
wood Walter F. oxtoby, Bernard F.
Weadock, and Ralph Collamore. The
appointment Of the committee fol-
lowed an address to the club by
charles r. chadsey. superintendent
OF schools. In the Fellowcraft club,
"Wednesday. Mr.. Chadsey spoke on
s.What the alumni could do for the
schools OF Detroit and he criticized
the members for not taking more in
terest in the Detroit educational
matters. They should have a num-
Der Of representatives on the board
Of education, he said. He admitted
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
QoppeIm6rber Iiefert lid
ben gebor6eH aus.

eoIumbia, 2. o. f9. Nai.
Robert Garrett, Der am Eonntag lei.
nen Shspiegeriobm, AARON Campbell
uno oeiien Batter. Ssobn 8. Campbell.
aetobiet bat, hat iif am mpntng Ill
Der Nabe bon giibopuille ersebeH. 100
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umSineelf fporoeu mar.
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iib sli ergeben.
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ein.
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Der Gensralpoitneiiter 8urlefcn erlisb
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Moi an be goiimeiiter in ben Der.
Gioaten it'd, ipsissru folltn. poitnnpeis
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tinem poItomt in Werito dusgsitslIt
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inboiIirt unb ME fclst geitempelt iino:
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sssn Gtgsniport ees Gensralnlaiors
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MenaiIIe fiiT berpOrrusenoe 9apfertsii
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lsDt Dnf. LIs Wbil@E Des Eonigs tpiirs
be betnnnt, aIs am Wontag elm 45gss
fdnbter bon ibm bierbertarn, Der bamit
beauftragt ift. cine paifenbe 9ilIa fiir
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bier sr30sen unb Der aDnis bate fpdbs
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,1t.
Ter gernsbmsn nnf' bat ii6 Der
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sit ttffeEen.
gIutiges Gsf<dt In Gris
polftnnien.
Benebdff, Eripolis, 10. Mai.
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nnh arabern Bel Gibi @arbo batten
bic s5taIisnsr 70 9obts unb 257 9ers
ipnnbete. Gie sroberten Elm perihons=
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aus 5ranfreid1 All erInngsn.
Die ben BoIiNikh5rbsn fhon In
boriser Wofe aemnhte anoeutuns.
bab bic ftreitbortn Guffrogetten iih
syroneu aus ben unffren StGnben Bee
bienen. um sy<uer dpsuleesn, fanb ibre
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lie ,.onfheinsnb Al sfner profefionefs
fen petrolsuie sraooen tperb.n IoIIte,
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fhlimmer fsi.u ats M fsIbft@.
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gorund, Gpdnien, 19. Ndi. -
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friibersn prdfo<ntsn porfirio 3id'
bsgeben, um ifn 81 erfthen, mad
Wsrito suriid3ute5ren unb bic 3isel
Der Regieruns ptsOer- su iiberashmen.
aonig aIfouio gndbig al
feinem O eburtstag.
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iseier ieines 81. 8eburtstages ihenfte
Der aonia sllionio iehs gum Zoos
pernrtheilten gerbredern oas 2e6e,i
inoem er ihre Strafe in Iebensldna.
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GfrdiIinae. bic sSreiheitsftrnfeH Der.
biiBfen, erhielfeu Die ;Sreiheit.
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glutiger adnipf m GripoIitaiIier
siDiiden Stcliern unS arabern.
Nus BEN Deuti6en ,meid.

Aus BEN Deutf6en ,Meid.
Berlin f9. Weni. Die AM
Gnsnitoe ituftgefunoenen preuBifd,en
2als0tngs.llrpn hoben CUR allge.
rneinen lleberrnIdyune bod, eirien fiei.
nen Miid unt IinsS gsbraht. Terielbs
lit iognr erheblider. ais man inter
oen 0reifinliensS sSpitrm lfnb BET Ger
Mpothte Der W0hIer er1Dnrtef hate.
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oberten audi Elm neises nuo fomlnen
biesfnh IN bic Sfidnpnbl. lie bon Ib.
rlen er5iefte 8eianlnlt. Stintmert3abl
III gr0B u1o ebenio gut bnben ole
sscrtihrittler obeeidmitten. lie aoa-
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Centrum erlitten iinuntlih fleine
9srlliiie. w1brenS Gle WotionnIlibera.
len iopsif lire bisberiee St1rfe be.
bauptet haben.
ssn feds Der 3SS WabIbesirfc lit
sur 3eit oas Reinltat nod i'm 3ruei-
fsf uno in Al iino Stidau1hIgn 10.
this. Geiidlert III bis jesi bic Nahl
prn 130 aonierpdtipen, as ssreifon.
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gcIfspnrteiIern. 100 stlerifaIen. 10
volen, 2 Idnen uno sOsialoenio.
frnten.
Tie AeihsIanbe erreat.
Iie MeIbung. oab snr llnterSriid.
iina Der nntibeutihen llmiriebe in Gl.
fa5.aotbrinaen ausnnhmegeiese &c.
plant finb. bot iirter Der oortigen ge.
DolfsriIfsg grobe sInireeung perur.
faft Tic Vreiie Der 9ieid,slnnbe pro.
teiiirt fait einftimuig gegeu bic bead.
iid,tigten WabreaeIn uuo mad,t ssf.
ien0. onB ourd, niejeIben gIiab- Goth.
rinopn tim Snhr3ebnte 3lIriidar.
id,rnlsbf piirbc Tie Ansnnbmeaej,be
niirhen nod Der Aniiht Der Girnf,.
burger Hlafter cine MnsiobnuIsg ,lui.
idsen ben eingeipon0erten mnb einhei.
nsIihsh elementen unnIoaiid, mad,.H
ini0 MIR eine lpeitere Verfflef,taransl
Der Nesiehnnaen slpiid3en TeutihgnnD
iiro israHfreid sur aolae hnben.
Mehr aonseiiionen DO II
gneIanD perIangf.
Tns britiih.tiirfiid,r abfonlufn In
Nefrcfi oes sseriiihen Wieerbuirns
s.,.A Nar M,oNe<h g4sxgs., Ast.wh 49,. 49,.
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IieenIiforniiA A e 9an6po o r.
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Heur Sobnfou uu.
A a - a l. - .

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ter5eiduet
Sacramento, Galif., 19. Mai.
Ter 9ouuerneur Sohnion BON Calf.
forTtien bat am Moniag Die 2anDpor.
lage unter3eihnet, gegen DeIhe Die
lapauiide Regierung proteItirt, SUB
Die tros Der gtnfp1noe oes Br1Iioeu-
ten @iIion uno bes Staotsiefretdr5
8ruon NIT acknowledgement Weoioritat
non Der 2eajslatur angenoulnen nor.
ben mar. 0os @eies tritt am II. au.
sisit in araft.
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pius@ bon eiuem siges
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f6dciat.
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ftmer beftdbsgt, 6oB bag S6iff in
Der Rarraeonfet Ban auf ben Gtrano
5ebrudt Deroen muBte. Quber Der re-
suldren gefdsuRe bsfonoen iih 80
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ter sigenem Sampf bic 5orpeoosStas
tipn 3u errei6eu.
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treu3er ems Der eriten S6ffe Der
-nsusu GIotts" mar, nurbe als Tor,
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mus oubsr Cronuns. Der Sorpeop
fubr ME ein Boomerang suriid UNI
traf bas ShiFf am Afltertbsil. unter
Der WaHerlinie, ein 3tpsi 5ub arpbes
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uuo onotre Dfnge tpuroea berpenoe.
um ods 2od gu Deritopfen. Dls goo!
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uno es fpuroe besbalb befhIoHen, es an
ben Strune 5u bringen.
Der Grmorbung feiuer
5raa uno Stiefto6ter
ansetIast.
Cripple Greet, COL, 19. Msai
als Games 6. Bacon, elm Winenarbei,
ter uno sbemalises Wiigliso Der 60.
Gloraboer 2esislatur, bon Denper an.
riitiebrsnb. no er Der 9eerbiauna lei.
Her Srau unb oersn 9ohter, sscfepbins
Saoioion, bsigsDpbnt bate, bier Der
3ug Derlieb, fpuroe er nnter Der an.
tlase perbaftst. bic Syrdu unb ibr aint
srmoroet haben. Dir geiben parer
am 28. Iprii bel elmer Grploiion. biz
oos gaeun'f6e 5aus 5srit0rte. getDbtei
poroen.
Bacon tpirb befdufbigt, bic GrpIc.
| iion peranlobt gu baben, Bel nelchel
ieiR syrdn unb ibre .StieftoGter ae,
tootet rpurcen uub er f.lb{t 8erksun.
gen eriiit. bic sur 5OIse batten, oob .l
mshrsre Moden i'm 5ofpital subringer
mubts.
Wlan 9utfe siitrft qelalibt, baB BIZ
GrpIoIion cine suf6IIise gefpeien uni
baburh perurfaht iporn<n iei, boB cir
0srIuh aemaht fpurbe. Gpnamtt II
einsm aii6snoien aufsuihausn.
Or. Mrthur 3. 5mitb muf
i'm Gsfdugnib bleiben-
SpriHgfielb, ObiO, 10. Mai
Rihtsr Susun fpeiserte iih ON Won,
tag. ben Or. arihnr 9. Smith, bsl
1nestiugt III. feine erite Grau, 5lortnct
6. Smith. persiftst sn ba5en. gsssr
giirsfhaft aiif frsien CUB a., ieBsn
gei ieinem erften proseb. Dor sipe
Wohsn. mar bic Jnrn niht i'm Gtdn'
be, iih su sinigsn. 4ls Grunb fir BIZ
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