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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
ROLL OFDEAD INFLO LOODSOF OHIO AND INDIANA
CROWS PROPERTY DAMAGE WRECKED REACHES

Hundreds of persons have boon rcs-
Cu"d here ana more await thp com
ug Of the ilatCar A. the car Vutuyu
tU "a stop iu front Of the Western
Union office, owners % automobiles
crowd around eager to- carry the sui
itrCrs to private homes ON thr
sidewalks crowds oi persons " no have
friends ANA relatives in the inundated
districts sean every face. Some times
there are cries oI happiness us tho
viEii is rewarded. but more often 'he
crowds are disappointed. After
hanging To- the roofs ui their hum"H
Tor thirty hours with SttuuS winds
blowing Hun o. heavy SNOW falling.
August schmidt bis wife and tWo
children were rescued today Nuu,
of them could move muscle. being
chilled through They were removed
to VAN CleNr school. where hundreds
OF other rescued were taken
IRA have FALLEN into the water if
Il hadn't been tor daddy exclaimed
the little girl who was first of thc
four go recover sufficiently Co talk.
when the water Dumc into tho
hOufp Wr had TO climb uu the root
Daddy held me ana mamma held
brother. ph. % was Culd. ] Thought
I was going 60 die. but daddy kept
bold oi me
y lINAlt IN.H m NN uIlNlik h'nN'i'lf.
gud last night ,luus 900 iuil sight ot
the rcscucrs. was saved. flr probably
VIII die. tn little fellow was di--
covered after IN, flood had risen SO
high be- ,uuid not weather the wat
,rs in 90 foreign settlement % iuth-
CO. shot md Killed his four children,
his vif' ana uit-u jumped into th,
ltu,d.
VERY t.v rasrs or Ioouug hay,
been reported TWO ioutrrs caught
hy me militia were taken before the
chief cot police Don't bring hooters
tu me-" the officer said, XIII them
Vhrty caught
Dn Tur.dal BOO thr bu-. ness district
showcases With -UN'INarr. costly eat
glass and lrv,iry iioa'rd uut "t "a
store going uuuutiy,d down stream.
From uu parts or Dayton came
stories uf heroic r"s,ucs The eipIid
volunteers pay me- attention q" them.
An ut them Tot three duNs have Don-
stantly offered their lives O" saw "ih-
l,rs. Several lost their lives W"tch-
,rs on the banks saw, them irving to
reach persons BOO floating houses saw
their boats upset aud the men ="
down.
Lat, los IA. dus - large frame hous,
| fluatyd down the river -Four WON'T
were lu IN, Windows. A. they u'hr,d
the Main street bridge they waved ui
TN crowds On tn banks and TIA
building rtru,k th, pier There was
% swirl in the waters ami 20 hii' Tar.
! thor down stream ~" -cbiis appeared
/ but Without The women.
Iarmors from north ut Dayton hs
| far ts thirty miles are answering "u
appeal tor provisions and bringing al
they can spare keeping only enough
| to prov id, Tor their families
| E,t,f stations are furnishing 'v'
| foe. hot SOUP. sandwiches aud cloth
Ing 90 all who como.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
GRAPHIC MS, islPTION OF
nl.A NN'q ALTON AT pln

Plymouth. Ind. March Graphic
description of the horrors oi thr food
that is believed tu have swept zoo, or
more. residents OF Peru. Ind. TO
watvry graves and made thousands
homeless, was given today by Gilbert
kcsslcr. one of the heroes of the
calamity Weary. tircd.cyod and al
most unucrved from the loss of sleep
and the sight hc had Witnessed young
kcsslcr staggered from the relief train
Of the stricken City kessler's most
vivid picture was the sulcfae OF sever
Hl tcur-crtacd WUmrn who laupgd
from the rescue boats
The raging current aud the terri
bic sights. he declared. had mudden-
ed them. "f o. toe awful ever Go
forget. said kosHlrr with q shuddcr.
- was cold. damp und misty and che
sight uf that black vatcr rushing on
Just sComcd to take tine hgSrt out ct
most of u.. aud especially tne women.
7 Was plotting unp of the rescue uontv
Geo thc court house and the boat was
pretty Wtil filled one of our pass
ouptrs WAS a woman We were mpN N-
iug rather shukily through one of the
mulu streets when AN of sudden I
saw this woman rise from her seat
aud begin to wall. 'ph. what b. the
us,' W,ll'all be drowned anyway,
'Nu rNN niNhktN from hfl scat tNlu
tho boiling rumiug torrent
'fhr neNt moment / found myself
Boo the water I saw little arm
stick up for moment. ! made a
grab tor o. bat it went down There
Nus uo chance Co swim in that Ni-
lr.tia. struck the stern ol sur roW
boat and seized 10 with puc hand.
Then I gradually drew myr. aboard
", picked up one ui uur osttrmen q
lljtl, Mipr he was suu alive. Later
Ve Ucy, bringing another hoatluad
tu the ruurl house when woman
luuEcd uut dospaitinEly aud all ot us
wont over. Again n Wus tight and
: engaged u saving mfsvii -Four
Times. altogether was thrown oul
into thy water HUd Z Im -till wonder
|u4 how managed tu escape The
current swept around street corner
with Tremendous force ana unlA th,
mort experienced uArsucn could pru'
ptI CRAFT wlth any dcgrcr ol safety
Nt--I,r gave u description uf th'
IIuud un the tirst night
. ~ beard the ruar Of Hone an,
urIuhuE oi horset and rruliz"d tha
IH CIRCUS whith hats winter quarters "a
/ Peru had been engulfed The uou
and other animals iu cages dlyd p
/ th, cages roaring unul ih' N1t'
J Swallowed them The irIrUhiuiF r-
/ capped into th, water uud started i"
! rnr -hur, aud that wHs thr h-' N
( -rn uI them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Total Death List for the State
Will Run Well Over 1900
and Property Damage Will
Reach Hundred Million Dol
lars.
MONEY BY TELEGRAPH
URGENT NEED OF HOUR
Highest Estimates Of Dead
Reach Four Thousand; Ohio
River Now Threatens Bigg-
est Flood Of ALI.
nv Leased wire 10 EveuIur Herald. j

Columbus. Ohio, March 27.--Wlth
Ohio rivers and streams subsidinF to-
day. tho stpta Is emerging from tho
greatest Hood u has ever known.
When the fun account IN made. Il is
believed the total death list for the
property damase viii amount % afOt,-
900 geo.
Dayton is the most afflicted OF the
many cities swept hy the floods. Not
only has thu Ieatll lona ff0m droNn-
ing there been extremely heavy hut
ilro which rugged unchecked early this
morning threatened 70 destroy the
business section. George r. Burba.
private secretary 90 Governor Cox,
made a hazardous trip 10 Dayton aud
hast niRhi reported the property loss
nnld amount tu $50, ,00e. .o0O. and that
the deaths would approximate 1900.
From an sections of the state. militia
equipped With food aud blankets arc
Fastening to the relief of the Dayton
sufferers and u Nue reported last nigat
the advance guard was nHtrOlling thO
principal streets in boats and check
ius lucipicnt ruflianism. The appeal
oI Governor Cox Tor outside hcip has
received quick response and today
prov islnnA cots and supplies OF ulb
kinds We're being hurried from neigh.
boring states The list OF known dead
Ia this city has been Increased "a
twelve With a missing lisa 0f atty ~
Delaware the known dad number
thirty-threp. sidney reports 100 dogd
aud rnin. hfty n WaH believed tilis
nurninE that the i.ewlatuwn reservoir.
near Dayton, which had threatened to
break during the uight hnd been SUI
nciently strengthened and that no fur
ther dangcr uccd ue feared. Resump-
tiun Of rail- trHilr aill be made today,
lf possible Not uuly Rrs bridges
washed out cNcrN6 herr but the tracks
oI many uf Inc principal railroads still
are Hooded and Washouts are nnmer-
Gus Fearing typhoid epidemic, the
state board OF health a making ar
rongemrnts Co clean ~ the larger
! cities stricken bv the hoods.
Money By Telcgrnph NssSieal.
| That money by telegraph u the
urgent need of Dhio's iinod-swcpt dis
| tTlpts. is the substance Of prQcl4ma
| tun ISSUED los tiot t"tnet Cox today He
! said ii is impossible to get supplies %
the stricken districts hegHus, railroad
! trains ARE unable 20 operate and thai
supplies san best b. procured it thu
3 nearest points to the citirs ana tow a.
.HsctoJ "rhe situation y critical and
! th, need ls urgent. said the procla-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Al ui iuIH,.y budi,, ser. washed
uI ur cAppHrd JF ih" water irll ~"
one knows how many have been rr-
covered The nVr different sections
oI lhr town practically are cat uil
from each other. Through lll, prom.
incutN in tho front stands the iI'l
that nrm nrl,t In th, strength ui
the great Miami river I,Nvr "ud H
feeling ct safety added much o. the
huge death loss. Early Tuesday
morning volunteers hurried ihruugh
thc threatened districts warning rrsi.
dents 10 move. Thvs, warnings large
Is vcr, dlsrcgard'd and yi q O'CLOCK
the people Who dropped ihr warning
lightly were battling ior their lives.
The west lcycc had gone ont 9th
Dr breaks followed. reset Nu.r ddd-
ed 10 the torrents and homes were
irrkcd from their foundations and
torn tu pieces FIfth street bridge
and % railroad hrldE, went cut -Four
others ar, standing aud can be- used
as soon as the water Tryrd"s lh'
toll uI life also was augmented
through tho hack ot boats RIVER
dale. whore the greater number were
saved. had twenty -hN' huuts taken
from pleasure resort There N"lnn-
tcers rlskod their lives g. r'muN, p'r.
sons trapped tu their humts
Women Hud children FIRST. vHs
the order. and many husbands and
fathers Vcrr forced Geo ,it' ia then
homes while their families we're talrn
To- safety.
swim" IA, rr,rl,r- tuId th, urn
who were able 90 du so. Gri'r" the
nrst DAY WIS over huats could NOT
p, used Time Jud again th,t were
smashed on thv root ui on, house
AN duy YESTERDAY 90 little puN ,luuE
he Wus taken TODAY 100 O. serious .uus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
CITIHE>S on DAYTON
FIND ROUTE TO CITY

sIUnr| " MTTIW -,"ITII1'Ws Vt
Dayton. uuJry.ug nuW,Uard ip the
aid OF their fanllys appear tu huN"
found u ruut, to the city hy Way or
the Hip -Four from cleveland go Dr"st-
line. OHIO. tI, PENNSYLVANIA from
Cr,siIuv tu Lima. the cincinnati,
Hamilton aud Dayton from Lima q"
Troy, cor S.du,5 uuj tH,ug' across
country from TROY. uu tuv east .id"
o' th, river luU from sidney uu the
west bJu, Hu foot ur lu HNl"w"WI'r
ur trueh- tu iur ,u.Uuu- "1 iH'
stricken yIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

aud before nish, a is likely that Loco
persons who have been held down
town without food or water since
Tuesday viii uc released aud there
viii Dee uu provisions tor them nor
places Co.. care tor them Eurhu says
thu within t dan bodies OF thousands
ri horses VIII ur u,UuWpusing iu tho
muddy streets and 10 viii hc mpossi-
hl" vS"n tu car, .uI The bodies ui hu-
man beings.
o. m" downtown section ta relieved
nN night 10 may permit the CitN's Hu-
thuriti's 90 get together with the
militia ana IA, relief committees and
MAX" some organized attempt 10 give
Iid tu tho north side tomorrow. EN-
c,pt for solitary branch of the Day
ton, Lebanon A. cincinnati railroad,
over which single train can creep
cautiously 90 a time rail cummuuicu-
i.ur hus NOT been restored. n takes
tw"ly" hours for p train Co com, ul
over thia iIn" from Cincinnati. % dire
iu," ct uitN Wll,e Mayor Hunt 1T
Cincinnati has been urged tu see thlt
% ir'ini"UJ "' supplies Dee Kept ,uu'
, st'ntly on tho move on this road an
effort also ls being made here to in
duor all Who are able and who ,au
huu outside places of refuge tp leave
| tho city as fast us The train service
VIII permit Needless sufrIing was
CAUSED Dos the report today og tu,
, breaking uf the l.cvis'uWn r,sriVuil
/ when men rushed throughout the up.
town streets yhuutug "Fl,r ton yuuI
/ lNra the reservoir bur urultrn
! Families living uutsid, tn, danger
I zone gathered their babies and hr.
' Iuucings iu their arms ana Ned tpI
3 the cash Register company ~ uil e.
crushing into that Jlrrad ,uN,r,ruwd.
"d structure The reservoir contains
/ 1000 acres of water sUur, aud a
| was pointed uut thui the uuud distrio
| b. estimated ai several million acres
SEQ the worst possible rurct ~ 90
I breaking would br Goo vrtard the WORT
/ of rescue. \ brrHl could uut ,aus'
La III. I'll mmIn IMum NM. fnnI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
LEWIsT0WN RESERVOIR ABOVE DAYTON THREATENS
TO BREAK AND SEND NEW DELUGE OVER CITY

ps,tun ,Iu - rhe col
has devastated
prpudcst tud beautiful e." the bcau-
u
is uup
and cu,lr Vi
however REACH
ing b. 3D. gtlm
me Boo n
mid
death u~t b. IUUu consider d u
1 NOT ,, is he
ro4l ,l0, viii .ruV
are tp
thau 70
nd are li, 90
lrI
lt !
ng aga
NGNIN BJHNING IIIIiCEIN.
Last
d,, Watchers
on uf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Organized Rescue Work Re-
sumed Today in Submerged
Districts Of Luokless City of
Indianapolis.
RUMOR PLACES DEATH
LIST IN HUNDRED;
Governor of Hoosier State Es-
tablishes Relief Quarters: the
Poorest People of City Are
Sufferers.
lny Leased wirc TO I.,cuing Herald

~ LEASED Mir, 10 l.,cuing tlrtnld !
indianapolis Ind March 20 or
EHnizrd r,scu. work was resumed
after daylight today iu tbr Hooded dis.
trlUt uf West Indianapolis Police Of
ticmis and rescue workers estimate
That 900 persons spent the second
night of the hood in Tie second uuors
of houses and buildings. Three were
known Go have 1ocn drowned and a
night of SNOW and freezing tompcra-
turo threatened an increase in the
death list and ls expected tu grow
sipddily through thr day The rrs-
uue workers expect fu begin an orrau-
.lrd search for thc dead hy noon. The
known dr1d arc;
GEORGE SMITH dlrd from ox-
pusurc.
CHARLES ROGERS rescue worker
drowned
BUD BOYD. shoemaker. drowned
Smith was J volunteer buatmlu.
who was thrown into tho water when
his boat capsiz.d and di,d later from
exposure Geo the bIIcr cold ut tlc
waters liv WAS found hy other rps-
currs c'ingIus iu tUe branches nt e.
tree
That section ~ Indianapolis Nug
west ui The river s ihr poorest Boz tho
oit, Th, supply uf m,Il eggs. mills
coffee. and butter. NH- practically oN-
hIu-trd h'iur, uuyu yesterday Little
save canned goods remained uu th,
shelves uf tH. Iru..fI.a VIit section
was absolutely without com WmuuiJftur
with the business section OF the nlty
Their, was uu government. the Wuuicl
pl' administration being represented
! Jos 70 f'U nrruou vHu Ntd been Cu'
3 uu and tWu policemen N'fl hud started
with a. IrsDus huNl uu II. east -fH,
. 81 q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Entire Families Swept from
Their Homes to Death By the
Fierce Flood in Ohio Capital.
TWO NIGHTS OF HORROR
SPENT BY THE VICTIMS
Vandals Loot Devastated Terr'
ritory and Add to Terrors
Houses Crushed Like Egg.
shells in Rushing Waters.

lIIy Lcu-cd Mirr to Evening ilcrald.
Columbus Dhic, March -f...lo-
tween Guu and .U10 persons host their
live, u th, Hooded west sid, 81 Cos
mmuus. according Go reporters Of the
columbus Dispatch who have just glt
into communication vith the news.
paper office from thc previously iso-
lated section ot thr yit, This same
estimate Is given by persons n charge
oC en-" r,ucf stations uu Tho hilltop
west uf the Hooded section.
Former MJNor Gcprgc + Msr-hall
who was u telephone communication
with Attorney Coeu Randall MS law
partner said toda, that M Randall
asserted ih, death toll would reach
ut lclst 600.
ThrunEs oi excited groups or pco-
! pole fuuu the luuu STRICKEN section ut
: thr ,itN who Wur' crowded into the
iomuururt ruS.uc quarters asserted
that Co.,. estimate ui Mr.. Randall is
NOT ,Narg,rui,u.
Tu, true extent of the awful trag-
,dl enacted during the sweeping
away uf homes ANA the exact death
tul! viii NOT nt Known for several
days uui th, mass ui hundreds ut
uuruutvd trees which ur, strtWu over
/ ,,.,,...,....g .t,t,. No.. 1.f.ti. 80, 4.
Itrd,, s....,'.I f.'.. ..f ,,.,t., ann .v,iti
/ r,,rr,.rts .1nutrp ., man, dir..tions
| N.,r,...f ,b,..,. ,.l'.,.,.d t,lI ,,t ,..,..,r.
4 Sr.,r, ,t,i, r,,.,,... I,,. th. rr..,.,i.r. ,,f
! minutes n'iur, th' rushing NttDrs
/ u,..,,, itt. .t,..u. ...,r', I..I....
! -,,I... ,.r ..,,t,l,. .,r,igi.. ,h.... ,,.,.uIg
/ ,.s..,f ,,.r, s,,.If a.v,p ann tl,,ir
I .,ns.s tp tr. .utr ..ur,.t,r t,.r,
l.t.ilubl.. iu,b nf .t,,,.. in th. r,i,uu
! bu. .t,t. r,.,..f,I .,r tn. in.,r. and
1 Nouut CarIu, hospital IN an, hiII tup
I is ,,.'lpi.l I. ,.f..s... ,..,.t,tiru A.
/ th,sr ,,h, Ir..r,I ub. str,e,n dts.
! tr..i to,l,.
r..,. .,.,l..,. ..... .....,,.i.,.n.,.
I,.'n -" .,.. " ,'...i.a''.. li'",', m .n 'u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
ROARING FLAMES DESTROY
MANY uI.DIkN IN CITY

Dayton. ohio, March -t--t \ ld
Miami OMul--A fcar"Il hr' that de-
Atruyed blocks of central Dayton last
night with u large loss of lif, is rug!ng
tudaN. Hundreds vi persons are
known tu ha,, been driven 60 tnu toy
hoor OF structures py the Hood. water
lu ih. streets tl,r, is ten to twenty
'.ot deep o. is impossible Go render
any aid tu tho people IN that district
ts % Is completely surrounded ana
huuts yJuuut NN, Iu the raging tor
r.Uia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
LATER REpOItTS NsY
RIiStitNOIR ~ HOLDING

south Bend. Ind, March a.
Alarming ropurta u4 90 the condition
nf the grand reservoir at Ceilna o..
were modified after iuvestignSon by
tho police in this city. The first in
formation from Cclinn said that The
river had burst bat later reports stat
cd that thC banks had considerably
weakened but they were stlli under
control
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
ON REPORTED DROWNED
VI WHIf'hItn NsfsyIgI

Lafayette. Ind. March Indirect
news reviewed from LoRausport at &
o'clock says Unr man is known To
have drowned. Five hridgps nave
br'u destroyed and t is reported mat
houses and homes hu,c been abnn-
doued Tho mayor has declared mar
ilul law. uhe Culver students putr lil-
iug the Cltv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
TOVR THOUSAND HOMELESS
N CITY on TERItE IAGTE

INIII UHNIV- IUUI AIUIVn sII"'
4 sht tud power facilities are parnlY1-
"d here thi- morning. the stage or the
river is Ht 20 feet. 10 inches and husi-
NESS is Ht a standstui The electric
light plant hnr just closed and lh,
gas plant has ,Hspd operations street
ears stopped entirely at O'Clock.
-Four thousand persons are homeless
as the result ot thr iluud which ,-
sprrading rapidly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Mass Meeting to Discuss Relief
Measures at ElkS' Theatre
Called By Commercial Club

To supplement
q "a
u %
q
thorOuRhy
Auuquoqur asked 90 unite IN the raising h rccl iund from
this
to
Albuquerque The
b, tskc o
ccon au the Do
further
% Contribu-
TO the HERALD Office or the banks without delay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
TOTAL NUMBER OF DEAD At
ILL-FATEO DAYTON WILL
NEVER Be FULLY KNOWN

Latest Estimate Places Number of Victims Five Thousand
IF 1t Is 10000 Will Mo- Be Surprised Says Secretary
to Governor Cox; Seventy Thousand Are Homeless With
Only Enough Food for Day Ahead; Buildings and
Bridges Toppng Into tn bid Torrents the Terrible
Work Of Destruction Of One of Most Beautiful Cities
in Nation Proceeds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
ESTIMATED IIt-TY ARR
DEAD Al pEftEf ENp.

Peru. Ind March o. Although
high water prevents search of tho
district which suffered most in Mon
days flood. the authorities asserted
Ht noon to-day that 100 persons are
missing and that fluy are dead.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
GONEI,NOR cox uI.Nlt~
lIRl. ~ lNDl.li CONTROL

columbus, a.. March at Ihdl I.r
urr IN DAYTON Nas under control ANA
pidttivulA ended was ,hu Iulurnl-
lion given lu Governor COX uN th,
telephone today uum Dayton ui ll.I'
o'clock
The Information uamv from ih,
mar0ncd chief Operator OF the b'U
telephone, "a, sY temporary
morEuc had been established ln ih'
United Hrihrcu church aud that %,
could see mauA bodies aF they were
carried into d. Most ui thru were
women aud children
Word reached IN, office uf Ndiutaui
General Wood earl, today from tl'
Central Union tel"phon, operator a|
Dayton. who has been principal
means ~ communication. that the lr,
had taken new start Ihr lhinv'
had broken uut m several nvW plar''
and were getting so near the buildWl
that he would haNr tu leave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

ocouunued On Pago ?. colamu -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

TODAx's NEWS TODAY
You get n IN the HERALD.
siHty Gents a month or 10 cents
= week delivered ~ your door,
afty cents by mall.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
MIs @nthsfihtrin IL

MIs @utbefiBtrin 1T
i'm n. 2sbensiabre in einem Oorfe
lei Mons (Oep Sdrtbe) Jrdu Noz
IdoDn geftorben. Die unter Dem Nd<
men Sberefa nGhrenb Der Ieh3ioer
rno fieb5ieer Sabre bes DOrigen
Sabrhunberts Die b~eliebteite Barrier
2ieberTGngerin mar. Mooome She
refa mar es aud, Die i'm Suli 1870.
nit Der Sritolore umbiillt, 5uerft bic
tuiebererfunoene MarfeiIIaife fang.
Sn 2eipais GutriBf9 bo<
ben iid Der ruFif9e Stubent uno
ilbbalbauerpolontGr Mn0reolitti
aus Stills i'm RoutoIus uno feline
Grou in i6rer Mobnung erfaoKen.
IS 1T fefteeitelIt, OaB fid auerft
Der Mann ourd einen S@ub in ben
Muno tDtete unb oann Die Jrau nit
bemIelben Nebolber un6 duf bic oleiz
che Mei1e. Der Sob 1T sneifelIps
lnfort eingetreten. 8ei0e baben
Eih, pie binterlcFene 8riefe bepeis
len. fGon ldngft bas Nerfpreden gez
geben, einanOer ni9t gu iiberIeben.
9os @bepaor Iebte in guten pirt=
fddftIi9en WerbGltniFen. oo9 mar
ter Monn felt IGnserer 3sit lsiOenb
uu0 ioIlts bsmnddt elm @onotorium
cnffu9em; bierin lieet tpobI Der
@runO aM Der UsrswsiFslten Sat.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Sins siqtnartiger urioS
he rolrpe nie RabarettIdngerin DO
IN 9eters auf @runo eines Sted=
briefes in Berlin berbaftet. Dora
Neters, Die i'm porigen Sabre i'm
Suifentbeoter in a0nigsberg auftrdt,
nobm zines Hodts elm ruKii8ss
@inbipiel gaitli9 lei fi4 auf, unb
spor, pie lie uneibt, ais @ef9ent
zines ibr benz Nomen nd9 unbe=
tannten ruHifden &aboliers. Mls
cas- Gier ibr lditig pur0e, unnorS
sierte ie es gum 8ertoufs 9iers
auf mcloete fi9. 70 miro aug Bsrs
lin berihtet, 3u i6rem @rItaune1
ploBIid Elm 9err, Der ii9 ols Gigen=
timer Des 6unoss pprftellte unb trob
res StrGubens Der Dame ods 3ier
nit fid nabm, e~leid5eitig aber seger
SRI. petsrs cine NnSeige tpsesr
Tunounterf@lugung erituttete. 9o
MN Die SGneerin es periGumt hottet
iiG Bel ibrsr nebsrfie0lung bonn Ros
riQsberger Q~uiientbeater in Elm Ber@
liner &abarett obs unb aumeloen gu
loKen, purbe aesen tie Elm Stedbrief
sriaFen unp lie Dor einigen Saasn
III Berlin ber6aftet. Muf Mntrag
;Ires MchtSanmaIts pueOs lie ipisber
eiis Der 6oft entlaRer, bod ipirO
fih in 6cn nG6ften Eogen BAG So
~rigsbereer @eridt nit ibrem nno oss
,runpes GMidIoI befddftigcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
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Washington Journal., 1913-06-28
4 Wei6erino

Bel Wei6erins in
BdDern puate Der Ba6npGrter Don-
ninger fein fpielenOes S0bn9en bor
Dem 9erantommen oss S9neu3ugeS
pon ben @Ieifen 5uriidreiBsn. Dor
ben Mugen feiner 6rau nurOe Der
angliidIide Mann bonn 3aae erfaB.
uno getDtet. Die Hettung fctnes
Rinoes bate ser Woter, Der cine bier=
s0pfiss GdmiIis binterIGBt. nit Dem
2eben besohli. (.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-28

Sn 8onbbiIGe, Sn., fanon
2lerate einen ~Gisbt pennp : NaeeI"
i'm Mogen beg atpei Sabre alien
GDhn9ens bon Sbomos Brand, obs
ne boB Der RIeine iibIe Wirtunesn
Dabpn berfpirte. Dds Rinb bers
jdludts ben NdssI Dor udt Suasn.