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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Terror Is Increasing at Evansville VnCeHneS and All Small Tow
People Are HuUng to High Ground Property Damage
Will Run Into the Millions
SK1Y CITY BLOCKS FLOODED IN CINCINNATI SITUATION SERIOUS

Indianapolis, Ind, March 29.-Final
recession Of flood waters in Indiana
today are expected 10 lift the veil that
has covered closely whatever loss Of
life occurred I'm flooded cities in the
Wabash and white river valleys,
white the flood crest, sweeping down
toward the Ohio Is spreading wide
destruction i'm southern valleys of riv-
,rs. and along the Ohio. Terror in
creases at Evansville. Vincennes. and
AN small towns along the lower Wa
sash with each hour AS the swollen
waters of the White rivers in Indiana
swell the crest of the lower river.
Fearing a repetition of the horrors
of central Indiana, people are spread
ing wdLninss as the floods approach.
A. work train went through "A trestle
at Blue Culbert last night, and -four
trainmen are missing.
Relief work at Peru, Brooliville.
West Indianapolis and the worst points
of the foods attack is progressing
rapidly Sixteen bodies have been re-
covered at BrookviIlc. twenty are
known 10 he dead in Peru, but no
drownlngs i'm West indianapolis have
so far been established A number
OF homes in West Indianapolis We're
destroyed by fire last night. The ref
ugees Of Indiana are receiving ample
provisions
Biz Property Damage Certain.
Louisville, Ky, March 29-Attentio,
B Try o. D1tFa go
and threatened overflow further
south. Warnings have been sent out
and it is not believed the food viii be
hte direct cause of any dea tbs be-
tween here and the Mississippi river
The property damage, however, viii
run into millions.
Evansville Buildings Collapse.
Evansville, Ind, March 29.--F1ood
waters receded four feet last night
The known drowned are five. The ex-
act number will not be known for sew
eral days The Muncic store and In
dianapolis Brewing Co.'S buildings and
many residences collapsed.
Peru's Dead Number 20.
Peru, Ind, March 2S.--Twenty bod
ies were recovered up TO . today. This
/ is believed 10 be the total The food
is rapidly receding. All Of the cat
animals of the Wallace circus We're
! drowned, but the elephants We're saw
! ed.
BrooLvlle looters Shipped.
Counersyille, Ind, March 29-Brook-
vile is practically under martial law
today Twenty looters were driven out
of the city
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
MORGAN III m HOtEL,

London. March 29.-Au mconlrmed
dispatch from Rome says "ilcrhcri H.
Sattorlee. son iu-law of !. Pierponl
MORGAN. admitted today Morgan had
not left the hotel since Easter day
when he became IN during church
sert ice aud was forced to return IN
mediately to the hotel lie is taking g
complete rest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Celebration Begins Tomorrow.


Celebration Begins Tomorrow.
Tlrc series Of commemorative cele-
brltiuns will begin tomorrow with
solemn EucharistiC procession, pass
ing from the Catacombs of Saint Do
militia To those of Saint CalliXtus ana
thou 20 the church and catacombs Of
Saint Sebastian where a Te Deum
win bc sung and the blessed sacra-
ncut administered to the pilgrims.
From April to i3. inclusive, a sol
cum Octave viii be celebrated at the
Church of Saint John Lateran with
exposition of the "AChoropita." During
tho Octave the mornings will he set
apart for the reception of pilgrims OF
Young Mems Christian associations,
Arch confratcruities. Congregations
and religious orders; with sermon
every afternoon by u bishop and bcne-
diction by q cardinal, eliminating In
poutilical high mass on April 10,
celebrated by a cardinal in the pres
cncc of the pontiiical court, the diplo-
matte corps accredited 10 the Holy
I, See -i,nd the high risnitaries Of the
! church ~ Rome.
ON April 20 there will be solemn
commemoration at Saint Peters on the
same scale of magnificence as the
Feast of the Prince of the APOSTLES,
with The cSccption of the relics of the
Passion IT the Soviour which are kept
at Saint Peters.
Ou Nirjl - there will be cclebra %
ton dnd poutifCal mass at the Pa
/ triarrhal BaSilca of Saint Paul on the
Csiian WAY May ., =. 4 there will
be- pontihcal masses in the church Of
saint GUocc In GcrusalemnC and on
Ito uight of May an immense cleo
tric cross viii be inaugurated on Mon
I tc Cayp. eighteen miles from Rome. In
/ MAY, Juno. August and December 9th
| OF commemorative celebrations of an
! impressive character will hc held az
/ ,be Plpal chapel at ST Peters. the
I Church Of Saint hgues, the Church oi
/ saint Laurence, the parish church %
/ saints Peter and Narcellinus, the Ca
! ,hc,lral of Nlhanu and the Church of
/ saint Mary Major, where for three
days the Holy Image of the Blessed
! Virgin. known as the "Borghenia' vii
hc exposed lo the view of the visiting
niI.rimq. There will also be special
| s,rytceg aud celebrations at that same
church on each ~ the three days De-
ccnber 8. Z, aud 3, which viii close
the series of the celebrations.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

There will be a ten round boxing
exhibition in Dunn's hall. Red Jacket
one week from this evening. between
Dummy" Mehelich aud Buster Pc
terson Both boxers are fast and
clever and it is expected the bout vii
be good one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
STEALS S1OO; KILLS CASHIER;
THEN IS SHOT BY OFFICERS

Barnes. Kas. March 80. Robert !.
Brown, cashier of the barnes state
bank. was shot and killed at $50 this
morning by O man who had robbed the
institution. Later posse of 'ili1rnS
shot the robbcr to death as hc VAS Try
ing to escape from tie town Win "a
bag OF cold containing q hundred dol
lars.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
MANY TO MARQUETTE.

About thirty members Of Calumet
Council. Knights of Columbus will
leave this evening for Marquette.
where they will attend big ceremo-
NAL and initiatory session under the
auspices of Marquette council. A spe-
cial sleeping car will be provided by
the South Shore for their accommoda-
tyop
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
NAMES OF SOME OF DEAD,

NNWEo OF oOWt VF DtND'
DAYTON, March pa revised list Of
dead, all OF whom have been buried, SO
far reported is as follows;
Alexander Ford, Mrs. Bowen, !. Me-
son, Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Hawks, Mrs
James Wallace, S. S. Cupp, Christ
Folk, Virginia Snyder, Howard Snyder.
Mrs. Cleneneetau or Clemson, George
Moreanthaler, George Blitz, Mr.. Cuin-
Ian, Mrs. Young, 3. e. Harkresder,
Frank Scott, aged five years, John Nc
Connoll.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Citizens of Dayton swarmed over
the central part of the city today for
the first time since Tuesday morning,
when the flood rushed over the town.
The military announced that those who
would dare the mud and occasional
patches of flood might cross the bridge
from other parts of town without OBJ
tanning official permission.
Business men, professional men and
men of all sorts and conditions rush.
I'd in TO ascertain the condition of their
places of business. a reporter walked
n mile along Third street, one of the
main business thoroughfares. and
found block after block of wrecked
interiors without walls or roofs.
The fire loss in the central part of
the city covers only four blocks. The
Western Union today established a
telegraph office IN the Beckel House,
i'm the center of the city, and It was
immediately swampcd with telegrams
from persons desiring to assure friends
cr relatives of their safety
Food poured in from every quarter
by wagon, train and automobile. Gangs
uf men were everywhere busy with
shovels clearing the debris. Secretary
of war Garrison and staff arrived at
noon.
Little organized looting has been
reported although il is believed that
last night number of persons were
shot by the militia. The relief com
mittec announced that until conditions
are normal no private messages To
persons here will he delivered or am
swered as the wire capacity Is taxed
10 the utmost TO carry official and
public business.
Million Dollars Received,
Estimates of the number who per
ished in the Ohio and Indiana floods
still differed widely today. especially al
Dayton. Many business men familiar
with the city were Of the opinion the
dead would not exceed two hundred
while undertakers of Dayton estimated
the dead at 500.
Money and supplies are pouring "
from practically every part of Nortf
America. including Canada and Alaska
! Even far away Hawaii made sub
stntial contribution.
Gov. Cox said he had received con-
| tributions amounting TO million dol
| lars i'm money aud every hour brings
additional aid The national govern
ment. Ohio state government cham
bers Of commerce and charitable In
stitutions of many cities are rushinl
food and medical supplies TO various
cities In the flood districts,
The war department has been asket
for a million dollar appropriation.
Secretary of War Garrison and Ma
| jor General Wood reached Cincinnati
early this morning and planned to b.
| In Dayton by noon
! The flood In the Ohio river from
Parkersburg. w. Va, TO Cairo. Ill, to
day threatened heavy destruction o
property.
Eiqhty-Two Bodies Recovered,
Dayton, o.. March 29.-With eighty
| two bodies recovered. and nearly ever
section of the city explored by lif
saving crews and newspaper men, ear
" estimates of tremendous loss Of III
have been cut to l50 to 200. After
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
MANY BILLS NOW UP
FOR FINAL READING
Dig Guests Are Grinding in the
State Legislature

Lansing Mich March 29.-Botl,
House and Senate are grinding biz
Srists these days and, with all-doy
sessions legislation is being run
through or killed with considerable IA
pidity The difficulty in making anv
considerable inroads upon the arnoun,
oi material before the Legislature how
ever IS due largely to the important
character of much Of the legislation.
which entails - lot Of argument ON
each bill AS a result tho general
oruer in the House is growing steadi-
~ in lcngth, until now the calendar
usually contains somewhere around 80
or 10 bills on third reading.
Ia the Senate conditions are much
The same, with more bills constantly
coming out of committees ana import
ant measures like teachers retirement
fund, free text books, etc. are sure to
occupy good share of half DAYS
work.
Fireworks In tho Senate.
There We're real fireworks i'm the
Senate Yesterday when Senator Frank
Scott introduced a resolution which
condemned Senator straight for his
attack IN Licut.-Ciov. Ross and thc
members ui the liquor committee of
the Senate Thursday afternoon.
Straight's statement that Lieut.. Gov.
Ross was influenced by the liquor in
tereSls aud the book trust in the APP
pointmcnt of his committees, created
a great sensation AS soon as Senator
Scott presented the resolution straight
made a motion to table IL. Ills uV,
vote WAS the only one in favor ol
tabling the resolution.
Straight said that he would bc gla,
10 meet the lieut. governor and Tia,
liquor committee ana rctrlct his state
monts if it would bc proved that h,
was wrong.
Referring to the fact that Straight
was willing to retract if wrong, Scna
tor Scott said:
II claim that a man who make,
charges Of this nature without bein;
absolutely sure of his ground goes in
to the canine class, and should b" re-
:;rcgated with skuul,s. If the mcmbc"
are controlled as he says, aud th
! lieut. governor rs controlled as hc saNs
The people of the state should know &C.
The Senate in committee of TIA
whole agrced to- tho Alswrde hill pro
yidins for system If trunk line high
ways The hill may pass the Scn2t
on the third reading but II viii ncvr
| survive the House.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

held IN April The traditions of the
church viii. Of course, exclude th2
pope from all celebrations held out
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

with their property A looter was shot
and killed early today on the west
side
Hamilton Dead Less Than rs.
Hamilton, o. March 29--Less than
100 is the estimate Of the dead here.
As the water rccedes the evidence Of
property destruction is more appal-
ing, but the death toll will not exceed
100. Piled high At the side Of the court
house are caskets awaiting victims.
whose bodies are being gathered as
rapidly as possible. Militia is guarding
d. 81.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
HamiIton Dead Less Than rs,
Food and supplies Sent.

Chicago March 99--Lieutenant
Johnson OF the federal naval training
station ~ north Chicago a surgeon
and eve men nurses. left Cor Dayton
today. They TOOK with them thirty
thousand rsticn5. fifteen hundred blan.
kets, four thousand suits of IN 3erwear,
two thou-pnd paws OF sccks aud "A
thousand sweaters.
Wilson's prtnercs Unnecessary.
Washington ssvch ga Secretary
Garrison photographed President Wilson
today II voDlc bg rertt,tly safe TO m
nouuce &C. The country that relief work
ie being well taken care Of by those on
the ground and It viii not be neces
sary for Wilson To leave Washington
for the Hood district
Four Dead az zsnesVllle.
GAINESVILLE. O. March 2s.-Four bod
les were recovered up 10 6 o'clock this
morning The Mushngum river has
recedcd 10 Second street The Roggie
hotel collapsed early today
Chicago Has Raised sSoo-o0o.
Chicago March 29.--Chicagos relief
fund reached 5000 0O0 today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
srooLvilIe Looters shipped.

Counersville, Ind, March 29-Brook-
Vile is practically under martial law
today. Twenty looters were driven out
of the city
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Dayton. March 29-The city water
works. out Of commission since Tues
day morning, were restored at noon
today, relieving one of the most seri-
Gus phases of the situation George
Burba, secretary 10 Governor Cox, tel
egraphed the chief executive.
situation rapidly improving. Ninety
bodies recovered. Work OF digging
rrreseinr"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29
Eiehty.rwo Bodies Recovered

Dayton. o.. March 29.-with eighty
two bodies recovered and nearly every
section of the city explored by life
saving crews and newspaper men, ear
" estimates of tremendous loss Of life
have been cut to l50 to 200. After a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-29

Peru, Ind, March 2S.--Twenty bod
is believed 10 be the total The food
is rapidly receding. All Of the cat
animals of the Wallace circus We're
drowned, but the elephants were saw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10
sdlef iid fsIbit i'm sdhaf.

Ter IS Sabre aIte Bon Seout
Games lliher, BON go. $3.50 gel.
mont slnenne. College Siu, lit ourfl
cine Sf,uBipunhe am ssnie an oas
seit geieiielt. Ter anabe trannte.
0nB or iih i'm Sample mil ssnoinnern
teidnoe. itieg I'M Sd)iaf ans 0ehl
Sett un6 entaabm ieiaem Sfraas
einen Mepolper. init neIhem er ieinsn
sseinoen 81 2eibe riifte. gs entiiaao
ein iiirfttarer anmpf 3rpiiheu Sdnies
NM ieinen .sseinoen" bel tpeldeal
inunierbroden Sd)iiiie Fteleu. ssn
Der Sise bes @efehts idot iidl
lli6er ieibit in bas ssnie unb braftc
lih cine Ieihte Sleiidapunoe bel. lie
Gliern nes an1ben pnren mdbreub
fes Samples" pom Sduie abipeIena.
nfn iunroe Die Shieberei bon oen be-
Enhbarten .Srappern@ audo nId,t ae-
bort. Tie gltern ianoen ibren Sobsl
idlaien6 AMI Dem SiIbbooen Iiegeno
ror uno gntoedten Die IeidibIutei5c
Runoe am stnie. gs nabm Iangere
3eit bis Der ssnabe aus ieinem
9rdum aeriitteIt Der0en fcnnfe uno
eine Dariiellnng BON Dem gorfaa ge.
BEN fonntc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-10

&erSen bente III benz Saufett fir u
z. Rofen5ic Sing pom ,RO'
Strite" aummittee aus.
grianot.

Die 9or6ereitllneen fir ben Gms
pfanapon Ssrrn 70. g. Ulaten3i, Ring,
osn ebemalissn tanaoii6en miniiier
fir ar6eitsraHgsIesenbeiten, Der bes
tdnntli6 am Uittpoh uno 9onnsrss
tag nGhitsr Node als 9ait beg .RO
Strits saommlttess bier rpeilen Miro,
fiRo nahe5u uoq:Hoet.
Sm 2aufe oss beutigsn 5ngss rp&rs
ben ginlaoungen 3u oem 9antett, oas
81 gbreu oss Gaftes am 9onnsriiag
Nb<no i'm Sinton Sotel itottfinbet, an
idmmtlife gsrtreter BON Samiltou
Gountp in Der Stantsgeiesgebung gss
ianot psresn. 4uBeroem piro Der
geriuh ssmaht ueroen, cine Sonfss
ren5 Der QsglsIdturmitglisoer nit
Germ Ring fir Ulittpoh su drrangts
rsH. in pelher oas segenipdrtig in
gau3 Shio graTirenoe -Streiifisber"
nno hsiIen llrid4sn sr6riert nsrosH
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5err Sing bstaHutlih iiber bic pom
BIO Strits~ saomHtiiise ausgsarbeitets
9Orlass Ipreteu, uelhe biz 9srbiitlng
Don Strsits anitrebt nno bic in Der
nddften SsTion Der Gegislatur pom
Hsprdimtantsu 1borntou R. Snpoer
s:-gsreift peroeu Dire.
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Naperii1er Inter. sVereim
gsrberriimnsen fur Die am %. Sep
tember itattbabeHoe Aahl.

Der Haptrii6s llntsrfiiibungss s9srs
Elm bat esiiern 4bsno bic erften Shriiis
seiban fir bic idhrlite gsamtsnpah
bic am %. September absshaitea miro.
Gs bat ndmlih bic eriis Domination
Itaiie<f,inoen uno 5tpar tpurosn bic
/. isitbsrigsn Bsamttn fai. phne aus'
Habme per aiilamntion ruieber oufgss
fitllt. es fino:
pr0iiDtnt, Ghriitian Gahs.
Wi5eprifinsnf. Qnton Gliidiisin.
prototoas E<sret6r, 9bomas Gsidt.
sJiHan3. Gsirst6r. Gbirlss Gifsrt.
S60bmtiftsr, Gugtn gifsrt-
9ruEsts. u. Rorborbs, Usihdel
Risb unb Wlhael 5umm.
syohneRtrassr. Carl griebl, G<0rg
esrob uno Anb. Weper.
slrontsns5fommittx, 6snrp 00fntr
ann Mnor. Qkb.
! Gisls termination, lpelds nod am
Mablabtno. In Der Sibuns BON %.
Ds. Wts., tre1n3t lperDen tam. fanc
tn Der gsitriesn 0ersinsperiammlung
IN Der Arbeiisrb0lls Hait. prdfibxHi
Gbsiitian Gahs iubrte ben Boriib unb
0err 9bomas eeint oas grOtotoII.
Die G:Issaisn. rDslHe beH 0erein auf
bes Reparfxr Gnenne bes Deutfhs
; nmfTiianiiHsH GtartspsEbcnos Dsrs
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Die Jreibrief= 4Dmmiifiun
&iro am Srsitas AbeHe ibre srite
Siynns i'm Staotratbsiaal alb
hnlten.

lie in Der Spcjinimahl am 81.
ssnli eripdbIte ,SreibrieffommiIIioll.
feren autgabe e5 befanntlih iii, ei.
nen neueu 6retbrief iiir Die Staoi
nlissnarbeiten, MIRO ibre 1batisfelt
arr ssreitGa Beginner.
9lui ssreltog abeuo lit ndnllth pom
Stdotrathsclert Gspn, Der gleidjeiti9
ol5 GIerf Der ,yreibrieffomruliii0n
flmgirf, bic erite Sienng Der Som
miiiien i'm Staotrutbsiaol anberallut
uoroen. 8elegentIidl oieier Sisnnl
miro iida Die aommIiiion natilrIid, in
eiiter Sinie Onrt oie GripdbIuna Der
9eamten orgauiiireH, iofpie aiid oit
notbisen Glerfs uno ionitisen Silis'
frufte ernennen
Rotbihldge aus Den areiien Dc.
giirgeriGait nit Se5ug duf Die ge,
itimmungen ees sSreibriefs iiHo Mil
tommen unG iollten ihrifflid5 an Die
ssomIniiiion nat oem Rntbbaiiie ae.
ioIot uesnen.
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9 Glementdr 9uIen.

Nus oieier 3uiammeniteQung er.
ieben mir Die isbr unerfreulihe Sbutz
Jade. oab Der oeusihe uutsrritt in
Den gIemeHtarihuIeu nit oem Wafs.
tbum Der Staot ui6t S6rItt gebaItsr
bat. Uir ourfen bier aaeroiuga
niht psrgeTIsn, oaB Cincinnati in oer
IsBten Sabrsu 9orHdote aufgsnoms
men bat, in bersn S6u!en tsin oeut,
'fer llnterrifN ertbeiI, tpproen mar;
oas gerhGltnib Der lsBten Sabre
peiht oasr um Elm 9eringes pom
pahrsn Sahpersalt a6 uno srpar 81
lIH9uaitsn oes 8eutihen.
Su ben 6o6i6uIen ieho6 per6dlt
es Iid anoers. Sier aepinnt bic oeuts
i6e Sprahe bsltdnoia an 8ooen
lIebsroa piro 2atsin uuo GriehiIf
our1 Die mpoernsn 5remoiprd6en
perordnat. Sbsnan itebt bier Die oeuts
ihe Sprahe nit 1908 oeutihlsrnen.
osn Sdiilern. Rod INNER aber 'tsbt
2atsin nit 1923 Sdiilern an sritsr
Stelle.
Wenoen mir unisren Bid auf an
oere StGote uHisrss 2anoes, 10 finoen
mir in bersn 5o6i9ulen oasielbe Re.
Iultat. Geutih iImfoBt INNER peiters
9eb;ets nub Dor Der pahIenoen Rieiin
peifen 2atein, 9riehiIh uno Gran.
soiifh immer neiter surld. Sn Obj.
Iaoelpbid 6stheiligen fih gum geiIpieI
94o2tc aller maRnIi6en bohihulitiler
an oeutIheu liHterri6t.
Das III nun Die uriahe oieIez
0atsthums2 Ger @msritaner pabi
uuf; sr enttpideIt ii6 aus sinem Ras
tipiiten gum Weltburger. Deutfch.
lambs aultur bat nd bic eiiernen
5hors aum amerifuuifhen geiitesIe-
Ben srbrchen, puritaHismus unit
5ransoieHan6etersi fliebeu Dor be!
neaen @ebieterin. Nm unwren Uni.
perfitdien ift fait isin prDfeHor BON
geoeatung, Der MIDI. in Beutidlanr
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Ter lduaite aseIisiit.

lie Gbre. Der l1naite iidbtiide 30.
ljiit 5u elm, fam 2eslie syraneis i.:r
iif III aniprr6 nebnien. Der aeitsrn
non Sid)erbeitsoireftor Gnib gum
Silfs.golisiiten ernannt puroe. 5ran.
cis Hiibt ndmlid niht meniger aIs 6
Sub 71a 3oa. Gieier Gnafsiobn bat
tereits fpabreno bes StraBenbahn.
iIreifs anshiIisfpeiie goli3eioienit &C.
tban uno erregte oamaIs burh isiae
nc:paItiee 2dnge bereftistes aai.
iehen.
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perDeiaerte, To[I 8edsr ibn in bos &C.
ficht qeihlagen bdben. gla6 ldnaersr
Nerbunbluna fpurbe Der gefhulbtate
sur 9raguna Der 8erbanolunqsfoifen
returtbeilt. Die Strafe lit umIo
fd,iperer, bd Der gefdulbtqte fdmmte
lihe Gebiibren fir Die in GROCER ane
sabI erf6ienenen 3euser bsaabten
mub.
CUR 5raguna Der gerbonolunasz
toften fpurben geitern ber 90 Sabre
cite Charles gonipap. bon go. 1903
mop GtraBe, Gopin9ton, ap., uno
htr 19iGbriqs Rop 2ittle, BON go.
495 Oft 5. GtrdBe Deruytbtilt. Die
Tednnsr tpdrea beihulbiq!, an Der 7.
unb Freeman @pe. sfpei WGbden Be-
lGftiat su 6dbeR uno fpurben bieTerz
baIb Deoen unorbentliten getrdqens
perbuftet. Der poli3iIt Teonepbo1
fagte fsrner aIs, oaB elmer b:r Be-
ffulbiaten ben GerIu4 gema4t baben
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