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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

We hope that Mr.. Bryan will not
hold il against Mr.. Wilson that he be-
comes President with the aid Of the
vote of Charles +. Murphy whose sup
port was imputed a. unrightcousness
TO Mr.. Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

Governor Wilson's idea Of political
leadership seems TO he TO keep his ear
TO the ground and act in harmony with
popular prejudice. even when he knows
II is wrong. lie has no favors 10 offer
20 good men under unjust suspicion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Large Audience at Second MusI-
cal Morning in Waldorf.

There was a large audience In attend
ance yesterday at the Waldorf-Astorid
for the second of Albert Morris Basoy
January musical mornings. The artlstS
were Nine. Gadski, Nine. Aida ana
Mischa Elman. Among those present
were Mrs Robert Winthrop Mrs. Henry
Phipps, Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
Mrs Clarence Gray Dlnsmore, Mrs'
Henry NJ Tilford, Mrs. Edwin Gould
Miss Helen Miller Gould. Mrs. william
NJ Kingsland, Mrs. John Clinton Gray
Mrs. Bradley Martin, jr., Mrs. Henry
Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. John A. Dix, Mrs.
Arthur Murray Dodge. Mrs. Henry w.
Taft, Mrs. w. Rathbone Bacon, Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander and Mrs William
Walter Phelps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14
Nttp fork Cribunt:'

TUESDAY, JANUARY a. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

The North Carolina preacher who on
Sunday spoke in favor Of sterilization
Of all negroes guilty Of rape would
have done better II hc had omitted tho
color or race qualification and made
the demand apply TO all who are guilty
OF "th' INCAPABLE wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

The Secretary of War is right in
holding that Chicago should not be
permitted to damage all tho harbors
on the Great Lakes just 20 save her
self the trouble and expense Of pro-
viding n decent and enlightened meth
cd Of disposing OF her sewage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

Entered At the Postofice at New YORK az
Second Glass Mail Matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05
The Perfect Baby
Of The Future
ASimple Method That Has Wonderful
Influence upon The Future Infant.

Too much can not be said for wonder
full remedy, familiar to many women as
Mothern Friend.
IT is more eloquent In Its action than all
the health rules ever laid down for the
guidance of expectant mothers. 1t Is an
external application that spreads its in6u-
encc upon all the cords, muscles, ligaments
and tendons that nature calls into play !;
they expand gracefully without pain. with
out strain, and thus feave the mind care
free aud in joyful, anticipation of the great
est Of all womanly ambition.
Mothers Friend must therefore be con-
sidsred as directly most important inf1u-
enco upon the character and disposition OF
the future generatipn! 1t Is conceded
fact that with nausea, pain nervousness
and dread banished, there Is stored mp such
an abundance OF healthy energy as to bring
into being tho highest Ideals Of those who
fondy theorlze on sthe rules that Insure the
coming Of the perfect baby.
Mothers Friend can he had at any drug
gist at S1.0O a bottle. and 1t Is unauestion-
ably one Of those remedies that always has
place among the cherished few In the
medicine cabinet.
Mothers Friend Is prepared by Braddeid
Regulator Co., 139 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga,
after the formula OF noted family doctor.
H Write them for 9 very instructive book
to expectant mothers. See that your drug.
gist Will supply you with Mothers Friend.
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BEEyEs ELECTRIFIED.
Bolts OF Fire Fly From Butcher Shop Az
feCttd by Live Wire.

Chester. Pa. March 4.-Electricity played
spectacular freaks at w. F. Casey's store,
in the west end. yesterday morning. feed
wire from the Southern Pennsylvania Trac-
ton Company's line touched OF the iron
poles OF the awning in front of the building,
and the current penetrated TO the store and
charged fifty or moro beef carcases sus-
pended from metal hooks.
Balls Of fire few I'm every direction. and
number OF persons panic-stricken. ran
out OF the place.
The electricity also ran up and down tho
conductor leading to the roof, burning holes
In the tin.
During the predetermined display several
balls OF lurid fire shot upward. causing
rumors of meteors In the air.
Men In the employ of the Beacon Eiec-
trio Light Company disconnected the cur
rent. which had voltage of $50. Tho
charged beeves could not be handled until
the current shut on.
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t
BIG MONEY BILLS
FAIL OF PASSAGE
Indian Appropriation and Sundry
Civil Measures Not Enacted
Into Law.
ONE is TALKED TO DEATH
President Vetocs Other as Glass
Legislation of Most
Vicious Sort"
ONE is TALKED TO DEATH

Washington. March 1.-Two of the
annual appropriation bills necessary to
the maintenance of the Federal gov
eminent failed of passage to-day. when
the Slxty-second Congress wound up
it's affairs.
Senator Fall. Of Now Mexico. holding
the floor through the closing hours of
the session, talked tho Indian appro-.
priation bill to death with it's $4,000
600 for the support of tho Indian SER
vice. while President TAFT wrote his
veto on the $4,000. 600 bill to take caro-
of the "sundry civil expenses" Of tho
government.
The House repasscd the sundry civil
bin over the veto, but when II reach
ed the Senate, Senator Poindextcr OBJ
jccted to any appropriation for the
Washington police force unless an in
vestigation had been made for tho riot
Gus scenes attending the suffrage pa
rade Monday. ana the Senate did not
get to Il vote on the bill.
Mr. Taft vetoed the sundry bill he
cause OF its provioions exempting labor
unions and farmers organizations from
prosecution under the antitrust law
Most of the appropriation would not
take effect until july 1. however. and
the new Congress Will be able TO pre-
paro appropriation measures by that
time.
The provision to which Mr.. Taft oh
5ccted provided that no funds could be
spent In prosecution of organizations
ca Individuals for entering into any
combination or agreement having in
view III" increasing Of wages. shorten
.rg of hours or lettering the condi-
tons az labor" or for the prosecution
of producers OF farm products and
associations OF farmers who CO cooperate
and organized to-obtain and maintain a
fair and reasonable price for their pro-
ducts"
This. lie declared. was Glass legisla-
ton of the most vicious sort" and that
IL would undoubtedly be held unconsti-
tutional by the courts. Referring to
the farmers clause. President Taft
said
AT time when there is widespread
complaint of the high cost OF living, IL
certainly woaid DO an anomaly to put
on ian statute books of the United
States AN act in effect preventing the
prosecution or combination of pro-
duccrs OF farm PRODUCTS for the pur-
pose of ar:ifclaliy controlling prices
The special session OF the Senate.
which Vice President Marshall called
10 order to-day Immediately after ;he
sixty second Congress adjourned, will
assemble again Mt noon tomorrow to
receive and Act upon President Wilson'S
Cabinet appointments.
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SICK on BREAD AND PIE.
Baker Hustlcs to Retrieve Gasolenc- faint
ed Brnducts.

Atlantic City, March +.-William Cross
muller. baker chased his delivery wagons
around his route retrieving $500 loaves or
bread and 1000 pies. and followed In an au.
tomobilc with Two physicians who admin
istered antidotes. when the drivers were
too late. all because cottonseed oil used
in the ieavening OF the bread and pies had
been found to be contaminated.
Grossmuller's action came after a half
dozen OF his patrons had telephone him
that members Of their families had been
taken violently III after eating the pics and
bread. After investigation, with Or. Ed
ward Guyon. health officer OF the city,
GrossnulIer discovered that the cottonseed
oil used In place of butter and lard. had
been shipped here In barrel that had con-
tained gasolene.
Thirty families wcrc treated by the physi-
clans. How many others were stricken and
the names of the victims Is not revealed.
They include many prominent families In
various parts OF the resort. While the III
ness is painful. physicians say ell Will re-
cover.
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CHIEF LAY SNUG IN BED.
al the While Scarchcrs Seek His Corpse
I'm River

al the While Scarchcrs Seek His Corpse
In River.
Nctuchen, n. j.. March l.--Jim Emmons
yesterday rushed into Ouaid's Hotel and
declared no saw Chief OF Police cassirner
Onenberger fall into the South River and
disappear III tho Icy watcr There was AN
uprOar and Fred QuaId. tho keeper OF tho
hotel, organized "a searching party. The
poiiceman's body. Some ono suggested that
cannon be exploded a cannon bor-
vowed, and ono shot was fred. The report
was heard all over town and there wero
all Kinds of reports about Mexican gum
BEATS and earthquakes.
/ Policeman Ebbcrwein heard tho noise aud
rushed up. He assured the excited citizens
that the captain vas snugiy tucked away
III bed at HIS home. committee was sent
TO OHenbersers home. and there he was
'poundlng his ear
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toriouy, he added. he had decided to

approve IT,
eating perhaps 100000 that ought
not to be In 1t, authorizing the con-
struction of public buildings in towns
too small to Justify them" said the
President. and on that ground, for
the purpose OF giving emphasis to my
views on the subject, ] should like to
withhoiA signature from the bill. But
the bill contains authorizations for
improvements so important in the de-
velopment-and I say the unduly de-
layed development--of the City Of
Washington. that I cannot bring my
self to defeat such worthy projects
The bill in itself contains certain
restrictions upon future appropriations
OF a similar kind that may tend to
prevent the vicious pork barrel fea-
ture of bills of this character"
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TILLMAN REAL POLICEMAN.
senator Bcdecked With big Nickel Shield
Sfnx

Washington d. c., March "A big. gilt
tering shield. emblem of the metropolitan
police. startled many Senator yesterday
afternoon. The badge was worn conspic-
uously on the coat lapel OF Senator Tillman.
Whenever he walked quietly up to some
ioog of inuuiring horror from tho ono ap-
preached. though the wearcr of the official
symbol had no idea that ne was creating
IA sensation or causing panic.
In View of tho great throngs now crowd
ing the streets and tho difficulty OF navl-
eating them. several Senators wont down
stairs and obtained some real police shielde.
All but Mr. Tillman shooked them on their
vests. Mr.. Tiilman. being frank and open
man. pinned his badge to the exterior OF
his cont - ~ J.
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c. A. DEFEATS
CHRISTIAN FIVE

C. 4. basketball team tonight defeat
cd the Virginia Christian College. tho
score being 81 to IL. The coliegians
using three and four men throughout
the game In guard work The @asso-
citation did not play It's usual game,
parently the Guint did not try = 10
smother the college. as II might have
done with it's usual game
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GIRL FoILs STORE BANDIT.
Locking Him In. She Readily Checks Dis

Pittsburgh. March when a highway
man backed Mrs. ia slin. prourictor Of "a
big dry goods store In Williamsburg. against
yesterday morning. Mics Gladys Hi. the
girl clerk who had opened the store, stole
silently toward the front door. Just before
she reached it the bandit discovered her
absence and made a dash for her. threaten
Ing 10 shoot her. The plucky girl, however
Erappled with him, turned the key in the
lock and threw it to the rear end OF the
store.
Passersby,. noticing something amiss in
side the store. gave tho larm but the ban
dit broke down tho door, and, keeping the
crowd at bay made for the railroad yards.
After q running battle lie escaped 10y beard
ing car bound for this city.
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Authorixc. "Pocket Veto,

President Taft authorized the pocket
veto in expressed disapproval OF tho
seamcn's servitude bill, he left with
Congress short memorandum giving
his Views OF the measure. The memo
randum said:
This bill Is SO important and con-
hicts In It's operation with the treaty
obligations OF the United States and
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GIVE YOUR REASONS.

four-ycnr old Robert, or Herbert Hart.
man. was crushed under driven by
Thomas Burneson, who had swerved sharp
~ TO the left after collision with an auto
occupied by Charles Rea.
David Wolf. the unfortunate ralroader.
WAS pushing hsndcar through tho local
yard when special train bound for WASH
inBton ran him down. He was hurled q
great distance.
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Slayer .Leuvcs Big Estate.

ANNOUNCES that Asostino Barbadano who
died interstate in Buenos Aires recently. left
an estate amounting. e 10 estimated, to
teooo.ooo, Sixty claimants to the estate have
already been registered at the prefecture
der another name, and MAS sentenced Ito
death In his absence for the murder OF o.
.papR1 Gendarmc. ~; ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05

sion, the propagating station is
equipped with eighteen greenhouses
wherein are grown the bedding plants
for the public parks. The propagat-
ing station is under the jurisdiction
of the Office OF public buildings and
grounds.
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in its possible friction with the COM
merce of foreign countries that in the
short time that l have had since It
bas been presented to me, do not feel
justified in assuming the RESPONSE
billty or allowing IL to become law"
The bill was designed to improve
conditions of labor and living in the
american merchant marine, and 10
abolish involuntary servitude of sea
men.
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Chicago Greets New President

Chicago. March i.-Sporadc. and mostly
premature blowing OF whistles and other
demonstrations constituted the local greet.
Ing to the new President. Tho Board or
Trade censed business from ll:t0 to II 10.
o'clock. and In many OF tho schools there
Was singing and talks by teachers. N
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Biggest Vote Offer Ends March %
Start at Once to Secure Sub
scriptions. Take Advantage
of Big Vote Days
CONTEST DEPARTMENT
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Popc Receiyes MGR. NIisuracn.

Rome March 1.-THE Very Rev. Mgr VIM
cenzo MisuracR, secretary to the apostolic
delegation in tho Philippines. who has been
appointed secretary to the apostolic delcga-t
ton In the United states was received to-
day In private audience by the Pope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05
ODD COLLISIONS Fatal.

81 tnIf Boy on N6IOc1UeUo anu TFhENInuN on
IIandcar, Run Down.
York. Pa, March IA small iboy, hit by
an auto, and Northern Central Railway
track. hand. run down By an Inauguration
W,sSn her sw YESTERDAY afternn
Both victims are at the hospital. and their
lives are despaired OF. 2
4 Riding o vcloeipdede AT his mothers side.
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Disnpproyc. nut Doc. No, yc,o.

UisnpprOvcs But Docs Not Veto.
Washington. March +.-Despite the
fact that he signed the public build
inGs bill to-day, President Taft sent
10 Congress with II "A memorandum
stating that he would like TO have
withheld his signature. Because of
many projects in II he held To be mcr:-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Acadcmy--Georgc Evans's Honey
Boy Mlnstreis. matinee and night.
Bijou-"AIma, Where DO You Livc.'
CoI0nial--vaudevtjlc.
Observation-Disclosures Musical Comedy.
Lubln-VaudeviIle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-11

ntemdls bic Haturdliiirung BON Sdpd7
neru in ben Ser. Stadten geitdtten
nuroe, od alsodnn Die gbinefen bas
qlei6e Reht beanIpruhen rpiroen.
RooIepelt ioa feline 8ermittlung our
8eenoigung Der Streitfra9e iiber ben
8oDenbefiB bon sSdpanern in adftfor@
MEN ange6pten hd6en.
Discount 8anefo bot in 5arodro
Surispruben3 itubtrt, mar Der unofz
fisie[le 8ertreter Syapans in ben Der.
Staoten tpGbrenb beg ruiIifAejapantz
fGen &rieqes uno bat cine grobe 4nz
3a6l ReDen in perfAieoenen S9eiln Der
Der. Staaten eebalten.
9eeue 8eri hmorung IN
Saoonaento dt.
Sapana, 10. S5itli. Die clt6a.
niIde 0ebeimpoli3ei bat cine Ser
idn6rung unter ben 2lnbdngern oes
8ouperneurs glsbert BON Der Bro
pin3 Sapono ent6edt, Die ben 3lDed
hatte, BEN Sefretdr 6e5 Sunern,
G6erit 2lureIto Sepia, 8u ermorocH.
Sie beiduIoigen i'm, Die 2lbiidt &c.
babt 5u baben, ibre 8artei in 8errlti
3u brtngen, in0em er Dem General
9trfnanoo 3iDa, Gbef Der clIbanlihen
9tationaIpoli3ei, am Wtoutag ben Be-
febl gab, 0en 2tsbert Club alts3aDe=
ben.
Gie Ro35in nuf ben 9lsbert GLIB
botte Die ShieBeret sur 6olge, in Der
General 9fipa tootli6 perluunoet
luuroe.
9erbaftungen iilto nod feine Dor.
qenomnen moroeu, oie geroddtigen
rreroen aber idorf iibeuDadt nno
Gberit 6eDia iit Gag un0 gtoAt bon
elmer 2eibDdtbe rngeben.
1ie 9eeroigung oes 8eneraf5
8ioa, Die am Gonneritog nit militia
ridden @bren Itattiano, ging obue
Gle fubeltorltngen ooritber.
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Columbus, 8, 10. SuIi. -
Die llnteriu6ung Der 8etriigereien IN
8erbtnDunQ nit oen Betitionen fir
Elm Referendum nm bl5 8reeu'Ihe
4rbsiter 9ompenIattons 8eIeb, bat
iUGbreno bes Cages alIerlei g}eues IN
BEN Gag gabru6t. Ralp6 6. Gtp5s
comb BON Renart bat benz General
anipalt gegeniber tpeitere 8eitanoniTe
eenadjt, un0 Der generalonpalt ers
tIdrt iebt, oQB jeDes rQffioapit" in
tenpetitipnen unteriutt perben ipirb,
unn oaB, penn getriigereien aufgeoett
nerben, iofort gerbdftungen opr9ss
nommsn tperoen puroen. IS inn fers
ner ipdhren0 bes 5uges hunberte BON
oefdidten IuterIdriften entoett NOR
rem uno 5net manner bon Iobie
Gouutp baben t11tIGhlih eiHgeitane
zen, pab iie ieIbit fdit ale giamen aui
lie petttionen geIeBt Adben.
qipscomb. Der Solicitor fiIr Gliding,
1dpstts uno &nor Gountn mar, bat
Die Metbpoen tlar 9eitellt, Die ODn ben
BON Der S6ip Gqurtn QlTociatton en>
oagirten WlGrneru angeneno:t Durs
ben, um llnterihriften 81 eriongsn.
gr Iagte, oaB er Den in Cincinnati
oer6afteten Wulter u. 9incent in Ell
nem 5pt2l in Repart tennen gel:rnt
babe uno baB iie iih BON ben Gablz
beb0roen Elm Reqiitrirbuh perfhaFfi
uno bic Ramen einfad dbgei4rieter
bGtteu.
Dalter u. 9incent BON Cincinnati
lit iebt niAt nur bss Meiuetos, Ton'
bern audi Der Sdlidung angetIagt
9etetttps brahten am Qbenb Wm.
martin, einen ebemaIigen gincinndtier
goIi3iIten, hierber uno iperrten tAu
i'm 8efdisniB Elm. Wartin nuroe
pGbreno Des Sdgss in Cincinnati un=
ter Der 4ntIage bes Wleinetos perbafs
tet uno spar in 0srbrnoung nit Dem
Referenoum Stunoal.
gr3iebung5 g dtutuoel.
gSaibin9ton, 9. g., 10. S5ult.
lie 10000 1oItmcilter pierter
alaIIe, Die Iif elmer 3tplloienitsBrii.
lung unter3ieben milIlen, rperoeu
iuon er3ieblngs- -SSnItituteu nit 9tner.
bietlmgeu, tie auf Die Griifung oor-
suberciten, iiberid)pemnrt. Gtne8 6te"
| fer genonnten SGSnititute iftdte oea
8oItiuetItern 9In5eigen 5r, Die IN oSH.
bait un0 Stil oen 3uIhrirtcn 0er
3toil0ienIt Iommiiiipu nah8eabmt
1noren unb NORM iit BON Der balol-
gen 3riifltuq IN aennttliB geIett uno
angepieien nuroen, lid an oos SSSu.
ititlt nm 9Snltrltttlonen 5lt mernen.
Gin onoeres 2SnItitut erbot iih aeger
GinIenoung pon iehs Dollars 4ro.
befraqen su Itefern, Die Don Der 81
nilDieu7t aonln1iiiiou unentgeltIld)
al baber iin6. Ios Roit0epartement
miro notwithstanding cine glu3obl 8ers
1 hQftlluqen negen 9etrugs erfolgen
IaiIeu uno perihieoene oieier Sriti-
|tute bon Der 9enlsuRg Der 4oIt aus
| ihliaBen.
u q o. tr etfer II Ier u rs
tIage.
6erberfpn, an., 10. Suli. -
! Die gpuntnz8ranbiurp bat am 8ons
reritag in 8irpn gegen Claude 6da.
einen iurgen Garmer, 3pei 2lntIdgeH
erbpben: cine auf pas Qnf6la9en els
ner Ruhtreiters s8robung unp cine arIs
bere, auf granbftiftun8 lautsnb.
Saa Uuroe Ipe3ieI ongetlugt, benz
So6dtpflan3er Diu Spencer i'm SUM
cine 3rohunq 5ugeihttt upo fpdter
Iein Suus ntsoergsbrduut 5u haben.
| 6alI, Der Dor Elm paar Iugen oerhaftes
puroe, ertIGrt, oob sr teiHer Ra9t-
rsttsrrGrsansiasion anasb6ts
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JntanoGetegrapij

8on Der Reunion Der Glts.
ao6eiter, %. -. 10. SuIt. -
Au Der groBen paruoe Der Sis, IN
9erbinOung nit Der 40. Sabressaze
union Der 8robloge, bic am 8onnersa
tag Jta6mittag ftattfano, Huhmeu
10000 Uiitglieoer tbeil. sic parsH
aus alien 3Rilen oss 2aupes gstOms
men, bon Suneau, 2ttastd, uno Sonos
lulu uuo ipgdr Ranila bat einen 3tez
prdiertantsn geIdidt, Der in einem
2tutomobiI fubr.
Die pdraDe BOT mdnhe 4bpehsz
lunq uno ueberruI6ungen, am meiiteE
QufIsben erregte aber bic 2oae pon
Sort Dupne. sSbr purbe Elm Banner
nit Der SrIdrift n9olo ppur 9irIs,
Sort Wdpne is Coming" Dordngetraz
gen uno binter benz Banner mari6ir=
ten r0miIhe arisger, grte4iIte Stlae
ben uuO cine 4n3a9l SuItane uno 'pa>
i6ds.
Die Bdraoe uub Der Wdherz&ar>
neral bruhteu ungefdbr 10000 Per=
ionen nab hem Geneiee 8aleD Yart.
8eihdftsiisuugen rpuroen am Bor@
mittaa, gtadmittag uno am 4beuo
Gbgebalten.
I9es 9attenmoroes anges
tlagt.
Rep5dpen, Conn.,, 10. Suli.
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irau Settle 5. Dotefielo BON 8riitol
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| 8. Watefielb, oes Ulproes i'm erften
9rdee anaetldgt.
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ssuni in einsm Wdlo6en bei gheihire
aufgefunben iporoen. Der Mdnn mar
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ben.
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nit plen Die Grmoroung ihres Wtan=
nes aeplant bate, bautit ne ferner6in
nit SIetp 5uiammenlebeu tDnnte.
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SSuIi. Ser @alobrano auf Dem
Wollnt SamaIpais lit geIoid)t, nah.
oem 5000 meuiden bier Gage LANG
Die 5lani1nen befantpft uno Die be.
orobten Srtidoften iino Ieet auBe,
8efabr. abaeieben bon Dem 8erluli
1on Den 8aIoungen lit Der angerihtctt
Shaoen MIR gering, WSeui6enleber
Iiinh feine perIoren gegan8en.
grutaIer &tnoermorb.
! Raibpille, 5enn.. 10. Suli
Die aus 5rpp, 5enu., qemelbet piro
1T bort 5rau Sennie Oates, Gdttir
beg 9armsrs Games gates, unter be-
QntIdge perbaftet poroen, 5rpei ibrel
Stleftinber ertrdnft gu haben. SIprc
| 6arris, bic Ia Sabre alte Sodrter Del
syrau Oates aus elmer frubersn ghe
puroe ebsnfalls oerhaftet.
Slord Sarris bate am Wtitf4pof
4beno eineeitdnoen, ouB 5rdu Oates
bic brei ainber ihres 9atten - Qi9on
einen Il Sabre aIten Rnoben; Soc
Nan, 10, uno Sdmes, feds Sabre al
r. nah eiuem 5eih in Der Ndbe hires
SSarmbouTes eelodt bate, unter ben
8prparro, bab lie grumbeersn pflii-
den Iollten. Sgrau gates SDg hanr
2igon unb Sod Map in ben 5ei6 uni
belt iis unter WaFer, biz fie toot
raren. SAINTS seIans ss su snstpm
j men.