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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
NO BODIES FOUND
FROM THE MONROE
Choppy Sea Today Makes the
Work of Divers Quite
Difficult.
ILL-FATED LINER LIES
IN IS FATHOMS OF WATER
Reports From Scene of Disaster Say
Search for Victims Will Be
Prosecuted With Vigor

t'NV BOARD TIE WT;-ChING STEAM
Err MERRITT. AT SEA. February Il
p.1a-J Divers have gone down but have
seen unable 70 locate any bodies. The
Memphis is still standing by the Monroe
wreck with search for bodies being kept
Up.
NORFOLK. Va February divers
from the Norfolk wrecking steamer I. ].
Merritt went down IL a choHpy sea today
10 search for bodies Of those who perish
81 wh.u the ill-tatcd Old Dominion liner
Monroe sank off this coast early Friday
morning following collision III 4 dense fog
Nth thu Merchant and Miners Trans
i,or,ation Company : steamer Nan tucket-
Wireless reports from the Merritt re
c-ived this forenoon said that though
tiiigent search had heeI. made no bodies
lad come 10 the surface II the water and
5he only hope now seemed to he in the
-ir ling OF bodies pinioue,i III the wreck
IL the Monroe as size HES in fifteen faith
slns Of water about twenty-five miles off
Hog Island
The oId ItTajrIpu steamship Company
has -efiestt-ti it, instructions To thos.
Working aboard I'll the Merritt to spare
no EFFORT IN th.ir search Tor the BODIES
t,f the. missing. Th- ce.Iupany officials
!av.. nope thar search - the wreck by
diver vii. rts4.f in the iudtns o. nun4-
Far Gf Ttr bodies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
LEAGUE NOT TO QUIT
ITS UPL|FT EFFORTS
Will Continue Plans to Aid Girls
From the Segregated
District.
Larz Anderson Refuses to Serve as
Chairman of Citizens Cen
trail Committee.

Work OF the National Social Welfare
women of NaShington's segregated dis
trict viii continue, notwithstanding err
roneous statements tending to create the
impression that the league has decided
this city. This was the statement today
of Stanley W. Finch, organizing head of
the league.
At yesterdays mass meeting at Poll s
Theater. at which Mr.. Finch presided
tentative plans We're discussed for han
ding the welfare work necessitated by
the closing of the red light resorts. These
places will be driven out Of business when
President Wilson signs the Kenyon BILL
or when. at the expiration of ten days
from that measures passage by Con-
gress, it becomes law without the Presi-
1ent's signature.
Announcement was made that l-arZ An
derson, chosen as chairman Of the citi-
zens' central committee, had refused to
serve or to be a member of the commit
tee, and the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia have not named a
chairman TO take the place to which Mr..
Anderson was originally appointed.
Mr. Finch stated today that none. or
pledges given with the distinct under
standing that the funds were to be used
in the Industrial training work Of the
league, of which he is the organizing
head. will not be turned over to the CEN
trail committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
WILLIAMS TO TAKE
NEW OATH TODAY
Assistant Secretary of Treas
ury to Become Controller
of Currency.

W =
IN and assume his dutics a. controller
~ the Trc.s,- o.c,ocl. ~. ZEE
noon. Assoeia1" justice Lamar ~ t!ie
Supreme Court OF the -nited States viii
administer the oath.
s,. u-:,,.,
I'm.
iiiafhs. 2 fichmoha banker ana ms
mother. his two brothers Il Lancaster
Williams and I,aprhourre Williams
- ~, ,.., -
1liu VIZ e.a' w. soiis. ,o'iii ~
iiupti : VIII - = eAP'-''Su, "ithesS ~
ceremony
Mr. Williams visited III. " mite House
this morning to thank President Wilson
for his non3fnation ana n n,esen- his
father. X Ni5di.Jarf lana n M.
nor. ,nd ~ 49, 80,
III ar[,,, 80 ~, - -
:, 80 49, 49, =. -
..s.; ~" "rcapitn ~ NJ. y iiildtil9 =.
assistaht citlaiS - ". : ltAs q
snal - " iinahces. At. "Ai'ams' i'f tue
present, WIZ retain these rooms as con.
troiler OF the currency, IN the iack 81
provision at n" present time Tor other
oHlces.
Con+ro1Iar,. poa,- ooo,,;oa
AsooAio
The roo,,,s cac,,,,,a, -. -, i,e, ,o,,r,,
Ter Of the currency are now used as the
the federal bank reserve. Organization, com
mittee. MAN for re,,od.liup rooms an
the first and second floors Of The Treas
ury building for the use Of the fedora!
poafa ana " e..fical Ioft, = ROW
ave- tim, !. d..,fn;.,f., .,n,,rn,,-i.,;nn Ii.
of Congress, in view az tho decision OF
the controller Of the Treasury that the
appropriation fer the organization com
mittees work could not ne Applied 10 re-
construction work on the Treasury build
ing.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin. VINO
takes over the char . Of finances in
the stead of Mr.. Williams. in addition.
for the present. to his own work as
head Of customs. and who will act
as Secretary in the absence Of Secre-
tary McAdoo in the west. VIII retain
his present offices. His rooms vi! ="
busy workshop for many days. IN
view OF til. accumulation of duties put
upon his shoulders.
strong boom for Frank NJ Hal
stead. now chief OF the customs niNl-
SION. TO be assistant secretary q Tue
Treasury. III charge q customs, comes
from Judge }. r irlses. coiiector al
JachsoHslii Iuqse
banker and capitalist at Appalachlcoia'
Fla. before MS accsptahe" o. the coi-
iectorship, ana Is close % ueiiiotia 'ie
p"iitie9 ~ Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Cannot Turn Over Funds.

such funds" said Mr.. Finch, "ewere
given for {. specific purpose-that Of help
ing in the work of giving girls and won-
en- industrial training to enable them to
earn living wages. and paying them
wages sufficient to support them while
they were being trained. The money has
been given or subscribed for the use OF
the league. and l should not feel justified
in any way in turning this money over
for any other use. OF course. the cash
and subscriptions received at yesterdays
meeting at Polls go to the central COM
nittee and funds or subscriptions sent
to the league for the use of the commit
tee will be turned over.
Mr.. Finch took issue with Maj Sylvester,
superintendent of police, who stated yes
terday that not more than about twenty
of the women from the red light reso: ts
would accept the leagues offer of re-
nunerative work. Mr.. Finch stated to-
day that ne already has on hand the APP
plications of more than fifty OF these
women and girls.
az want It understood he said. that
while the league has decided. in the face
of all the opposition it has encountered,
to abandon the plan for establishing a
model factory and industrial training
plant in Washington. our other plans
have not been altered. We are able to
make good our offer of employment to all
of these girls who want to work and none
need fear that shall not be able to
take care of her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
CAND[EMAS DAY MARKS
FEAST Of PUR|F|CAT|ON
Ancient Jewish Festival Observed
in Roman Catholic and Prot
estant Episcopal Churches.

Today is CandIemas day. or, as it is
ramiltarly known. the feast of the puri-
fcation of the Virgin Mary. It comment
crates the presentation of Christ in the
temple and her own submission to those
legal rights Of publication after child
birth. Both these religious observances
were demanded by the Mosaic law In all
Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal
of the city it was observed dur
Ing the morning at services where holy
communion was observed
Tomorrow is ST. Blasus' day, or the
blessing of threats, and will also be OBJ
served in the Roman Catholic churches.
Blessing of the Candles.
prominent feature of today's obsery-
ance in the Roman Catholic churches was
the blessing of the candles When SOL
EMMY performed this ceremony is follow
ed by procession in which lighted can
dies are carried.
The candles are blessed. not only for
ecclesiastical use IN church. but also for
the private use of the faithful in their
homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
FIGHT AT TORREON
AWAITS GEN. VILLA
Rebels. 10000 Strong, Mob
iIized on All Sides of Mex
lean Town.
FEDERALS OU!NUMBER /,
TWO TO ONE. is BELIEF
Escape to Southwark to Be Cut OF
and Effort Made to Bottle Up
the Enemy.

JiMIAkl. Men. February EN-, r.
tain IS 70 when they would be "ri.i, d
70 s'esin the attack on the federal arm.
~ Iorreon. the scene of the most IL.
portant conflict in Mexico. 10000 reb,
mo5tilzed here and along the rairu;,,.
south o. herr today awaited the coini.iS
OF cen. Francisco Villa
With their forces drawing in from tie
SOUTH w,st and east OF Torreon. ;..ti
with the troops mohilized TO the nurtll
he rebel generals assert they will at
tack the city with a total strength Of
lsus,
The rebel army is diyidad into COM
inands OF I'VE brigadier generals. inciud-
ing Monclovio HERRERA Rosalio lierna.-
deg AMI Torlbio ortega. with Gen villa
COMMANDING th, division and .hil. their
main BODY is still moro than a hundred
/ miles north Of rcrreon their adxar.,4
guards extend to Within a ,ew miles ol
I the cits About forty field pieces aud
great quantities Of ammunition have been
shiHh.d southwark III readiness for t..
attack
Agains; the rebels the federal garrison
under Gen. Refugio NelaSco Will pur
ioftl As formidable ii defense as ti.lr
means viii permit. The federal strength
= estimated by the rebels at from souo
soldiers upward l. is exr,ec ted that thu
rebels vii outuumbcr the federals AZ
least two to one. Gen. Velasco's soldier
/ however. have III. advantage of p.,el-
tons, and are said 10 be supplied V ia.
superior artiil.rY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Natural Defense to the West.

iorre"n, With 25'so population, Is N
important railroad center and the in
dustrlai seat OF the La Guna cotton
aistrlc', and besides having the lars-
EST soap factory in Mexico has a nat
urai defense to the west II is aanl<,,.
on the west by a series or hills anu
canyons. ON these hills. which have a
sweeping command OF the city over a
river to the north and over the itsu
i-aeuna district eastward. the federals
nave planted their cannon. One hill
known as La Cruz. has been converted
INTO Veritabl. fort bristling with
long range guns
II viii pe for III. possession Of ticse
hiils that HI" preliminary battle will L.,
fou- lit. for. in the opinion Of tn. reh.ls.
neither side without tn. hills coald hol.i
the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02

bow The next whistles heard from the
Monroe Were two blasts, which indicated
that the Monroe was trying to pass the
Nantucket starboard to starboard. con-
trary to the rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02

Continued from First Page,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
Sic Staats Contention ser ,,Stal,uart"
0tepublifnmer oum 2Siacumim.
Cine beeeterte uno pofonen harnond Sibue uno cine
bewunoernsmerthe platform Die Ganooatcn

2lniidt ssltsnb. baB man nit teinem
Der bereits i'm 5sloe itebsnoen Ganoi.
oaten einen gompromiB ldlteBen biirie.
8eIonoers aber iuies man aud] Elm
3uiammenseben NIT Der bemotratiIden
Bartei pUn Der Sano. Man wOllts
eisene e inpanefreie Ganoioa'
ten, beren 8eri6nlidfetten Die @arantie
elmer seiddftsmdBiaen ipariamsn &e'
sierunssform b6ten, Die ni6t in ben
8sroaht tpmmsn t6nnten. 9lemtsrjdser
su iein, pon benen man i'm @esentbeil
annebmen fDnnte. baB lie nur i'm Sns
tereiie bes 8isoeraufbaus Der rspubIi'
tanildsn Bariei uno aus Semeiniinn
fir bic @oblfabrt bes Staates iid
ueranIaBt seieben bdtten, Die Candida
tur anSunebmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
Nuleibc fHr Nlbanicu.
.Sirft WiIheInl foil aus Oeitcrreih
nod,mdIs Srpei ll(ilIioueu
Rroneu erhdlten.
lNirll. 0l ,lllliI

Mlen, 81. %llnL.
Ser @elnnotc. oer ons nGqe
ihaifcne tSilritcntbum 9lIbonicr
iorton uut Miencr &oiierbpf ncrtre
ten Miro, muroc dn lRontnQ nor
Nniicr tYran6 ,Soicpb in Nntritt9
o0icn5 enpionQcn. Ger Nnme 0es
neucn albonciiiheu Seion0ten lolltei
Slrcnu Nei. Gbe cr pom auilel
cnpionQcn mltroe, hotte DER 9llbanct
0cm oitcrreidliih ltugoriid)cn 9Rini
tier oc@ gtuslportlgen (Srnien 9crd
tolo cincm @cludl abgcliottct lur
init Dem Ytiter ser }luslanDpolitit
Ser 3oppelmonorhie cine Iong(
lluterrc6ung qchobt.
,Nu 0lplomotliden arciicn pfrloll.
tct, ooR ,5ilrit Y&ilbclm pon AIbunicn
bemnahil eincn ucucu NprnhuB cr
bnltcn miro. Dcr it'd cuf 5lpci Utll.
Iioncn Nronen (runo cine UiiiIiDr
Collars bclmticn iou. Wirt olcier
nelten 2lnIeihc ioQ e5 Dem ,SilrIrcn
crntoQliht merbcn, oic iGaincn @obnr
an ole luIppcn 5t bc5nbIcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
isc0niin betmss1udt.
ct. &aul. Niinu.. %. 2Suni
Die ueri6iittcteu Qeideu.
Siucrelt, 9lltn, 22 ctuni

Sn6ueritdnoi9s Der gie9ierunq. bic
am MOntos nit Der lnteriuhuns Der
@rube No. 20 bsi ptIIcceit, NIto., in
Der bel elmer @rpIoiion am 0reitaq 1875
Bsrslsute ums aeben tamen, fortieeen,
limb Su Der lleberSeusung getommen
onB bic 104 SsrgIeute. 6eren Qpthen
nod ni6t ssborssn iino, uabrideinIit
on elmer mebr aIs tauisnb Jub pom
Shodt entferntsn 5teus Der @rube
untsr sinssitdrStsn 8siteinsmoIien be.
srnban iinb. uno 6aB uislIsiht niemols
ale 9eihsn seborgsn tpsrbsn f0nuen.
Tie meiitsn osr II big jest gebor.
9ensn 9siden iu6 10 oeriuimmelt uuo
u,rbrnnnt. bnB tie nidt msbr ioentiiijjrt
psrben tonnen.
Die llriads Der aataitrop6e. berln
llntsriuhunq pon o'r 8sgierung ange'
orbnet it, its5t INNER nod niht ieit.
bod olaubt man. baB es iih I'M elns
Grp,oiiou an85iamme!ttr Gruben9nis
banoeIte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
Nltt SricgsiAiftc.
6riehenIdnS erbdIt Sit 1msrifaui
itlen Giuienihifft 11abo
uno ,lliiliiiipYl.
N&nihinatpn. D. ,Slini.

Ter non Scr &illon'hlu 9l0nini.
ltratlnn dll&gchen0e nn0 vom Senot
bcrcits augcnomuene &2rihla9. Ole
bciocn 2ntleuidliiie Soo1o lmo Wtii-
iillIppi an ojrlcdellIdn0 ju pertau.
len, poiIirte am Gienltnl 0oa ReprG.
ientantcnbous nit III gc9cn 81
Stnnnlcn. Nus Dem Grlo9 miro ciu
ncuer Grcoonpugbt aeblut merocn.
Gin bon NeprGlentont Mann eingc
relhteS 9lmcu0cment mlr0c nit 15l
gegcn 103 Stinunen ubgclcbnt, no.
raui nul Intrag 6es Ab9coronctert
@aogctt ocr &crfauf Der Sriegs-
id)lffe gcnehmigt puroe.
0o0urd iino jeet Ole aonicrens.
nlitgIicocr bcs @ouieS dlltorilirt, in
Der &ouferen3 Dem Scnatsolnenoe.
uent 5u3uitimnlen un0 Qleih5eitia
Die Soften nes ncuen Greobnougbts
mtf 81 800 600 nbne &on5erplattcn
lmo 2luSrilitlmg ous3ulcecn. Die
SorIoge iicht Die iofortlQe @clpiui-
gung BON 50 ,635,000 sum @nu oes
GreoonOugbta por, iobolo Ger Saul
pcrfcft lit.
Ser 2lntrn0 purbe ongcnonmen,
trobhem BON repuhlifoulihcr SctC
Hccoui bin0cpieien mur0e, ooB Der
&erfntf Der bciocn 2inicuiAiffc ci.
nen oGingriif III Die Glropoiibcu
Nllidn5cn" bc0cuten un0 Die Ser.
Stnoten III oie WaIfampirrcn bin.
eln5lebcn milrbc. Rcpr. Eoogctt
ertlnrtc, sic 2lonliniitrotion lei ilbcr-
3cil8t. ooB ser %crfoti scr beiocn
&rieaaihliie oo5u beiiragcn merOc
Den 6rie0en 5piidlen Sen bcthcilig.
ten 9totioncn gil erboltcn ltno Der.
liderte, cr milic nifts oopnn oof
r1cno einc Der hcthiIiQten Wl idtt
0nen Nroteit gcaen oen &erfol or,
boben bnbc.
Ter tilrfiihc 9otihoitcr 9initcm
8ci, mcId}cr Der amcrifmiihen Nc.
9icrltn9 Den 'nrmcllcn Nrotelt scr
Efortc geaen Den Serfotf SuseitcIli
hotte. Icbnte cs nb, iidl Oori.bcr 81
ouBcrh pb mcitcre Groteitc foI9er
mcr0cn.
SER. 0nilicIS per1iicutIlrhte ON
Abeno cine Grflaruua ocs SSnbolt@
ooB Der ncnc 0rcoononQht pom 1ul
Der Ncnnlnln1nin icin. - piersoaio,
tScldllltc cine NefdminoiQfeit por
20.5 @notcn mo cine @c1ueung Dol
500 Wunn bahen mcrSc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
Shitsnngliid.
paiia9iere uno >llanuIbdfteu oes
9eiheiierteu Oampfers
9erettet.
ScilIns sGnieln. %. Suni.


Ter nuf oer s5dhrt pou MuuireaI
uoh 9iotter6om beliEolibe @etreioe.
6ompier @otblduo Lief om Dienltaa bel
Grim &ods. uuiueit oes Biibop 2eubts
tburms BET ben Sci1psSnlelu. nui elm
Diff 9tuI ben 5untenrui bin mareu
bnlo Die 8ampier Qgpnnslie, swei 8el.
tungsbopte uou Ct. Warps unb Die
UampIer NscaniuS uno WfcnteSumn
Sur Stetie. Die 8Otblano mar Ihmer
beiddblst. unc Die 9iettuu9sboote fonns
ten nlht berab9elalien weroen, neil
bober See9aug mar.
8nS erite BOOT, metheS berabgeIais
len iuuroe. tpures Serlhmettert. bod
tOnnten idmmtlihe Snlalieu BON einem
HettuusboOt Der ct. Uiar1ssStauon
auigenommen meroen. Sdmmtlibe 1870
HGlia9lere uno Sc Wannibaften fonns
ten obne lluIou oui Die 4ponuelie ilber.
fiibrt uno auf Ct. Marps sSslano ae.
lanoet Derben. Msbrere puroen ihper
UerIest. oOd lbeint J2lemauo in 4ebens I.
9efabr 5u lhmeten. 9opitdn, Sfii5iere
uno etIlde Mann Der Belasuns blleben
an BOro Der 8Diblano; Der 8ampfer
Idelnt total UerIOren su lein.
8te @otblano 9eb0rt Der Re6 Stars
2lnle, 1T jeOO6 au9enblidIiA uon Der
fnnaoilden Yinie Sehnrlert. Gle 1T
an II. Sunl BON WontreoI ab9eIabren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
eri6memmuua in Ganias.
aanias 9ilg, No., 22. Suni.

aanias @itb. Wo., 22. Suni.
2tnssi6moaen inioIss Der itarten Re.
seniGus Der leh.sn Wohen iinb 9uBenbe
uon 5Iiiieu unb Baden i'm 3orboten
uon annias an WtOnto9 ous9etretsn
uno boben oos gadbdrlono ubers
ibmsmmt. 3n Der llmssbuug pom
Rottsr. 9ns.. betrug bsr giis6erihtae
am WOntng ! 4 uuo bal 8auep 5rus
" 8oQ. Ter Glienbabnbi,nit 1T iuu
1bstI unterbrot,n. un6 sablreihe Crts
ihaiten limb uoH jpg!bsr Bsrbiuoun]
ab9eidnitten. oo be Brudsu forges
i1Demmt puroen.
3m aartoqer GrPstTbaI iu6ljd ron
2itd,ion iisben enn,s @s5suis.ger uutar
g3aiisr; uiel Tieb lit sriruutan, uuo
uebrere JamiIisn mu6un l5rs QQaigr
lin Sud laiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
Hooieuelt lit suriif.

ytcm D0rt, "a. SUM.
W}lnter, lonnpcrbrdutt lm0 poll
itdn0i9 mlc0erbergclteut mic or per
lid)ertr, troi Ibeo0ore Nooipclt ON
4tithuod an Yor0 oea >5mpcrator m
Dem DOrf elH. YIuf Der 5ubrt bate
Der Grpraiocut uehrcre 5ieberan
laIIe, bic jcbt jc0ob pouia nadlgcloi
len boben. Gr tIlnoigtc on. 0aB er
am 30. SUM u GittsburQb ipre
den m6 lpctcr cine Helbe tlelncrer
poIitiidler 2Inipruhen, oaer0ings
mtr III @nllcu, POM 5topcl ldlicn
mer6c. Ile @ottperneltrsnomlda
tion in 9tew Dorf mcr0e untcr teircn
llmitdnhen unnebmcn. erflGrtc er
lleber 0ie Wcl6ung, 2(mos Sin
dot bobe Den 2lntrag 9eitclt. @corqc
u. Eerfius ioue ou8 Der proQrciii.
oen Fortei QeitoBen mer0cn neil er
init aeml'icu groBcn Seihoitsin
tcrelien in Gcrblnouna itchc mar
R0oieoelt bodlii cuiqe6rod)t. Ger
fms, ioatc er ici 6us njielihitc W}it
qIteo Der Hurtct rcn AnbeQim an
fcmclen uH0 habe rc;r. lmelgcuHublQ
ben S0coln Der groarciiipcn Gartci
qgoeRt v&;uu ma @lerfus ois
ocr Nartc brorsqrQulcn mia a.
itlah cr iciuc @emertuHa, oauiIc
moa lbH iCltIt ouh bTdu2groulen. "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
&i til Suttc.
Kriiis im Kouflift Swiihtu oen
feinoIiheu Ser9arbeiter.
Saftionen,
@ntte. NIcnt.. %. I>mi.

3iuiihrn Den tS0ttlnncu DER @cr9
Icute Ill Sutte. Qtout., lnl0 Glenlt09
StrcltiQtclteu uu&QCbrodhcu. Qle 81
MjIie gcruiencu &ilIa -Shcrilia mndl-
ten pon ser g&uffc Webruuh. aIa tic
Ole lluionbouC. Il; ipcIher eine Ncr.
iammIltn9 itattiono. ldIbcrn mou.
ten. Gin Qiunn muroe gctootet lno
5lpci ou0erc perfect.
Gburlc9 =. 4Roner. Yr1liocnt Der
9Seitern 6eoerutinu Of Ntnera uno
nu0ere Neumtc fliihteteu ourd Die
Nintcrtbilr, ais Die ShicBerei be.
QanE. Wun l0Qt. ooB lic Die Stoht
perIoNen boben aus tSurht, BON ocn
9erQlcuten ongeariiieu 5u merocu.
Grneit 9top, Snlpettor oeS Wton.
tono Gcnu1rrogc NlIreou. lit Scr
jenioc. mcIhcr eri6oiien pllroe. Gr
bate nit Ger &erlomnllilng nidtS
81 tbln mo mar MIR elmer Der pielen
9teuqlerigen. Is. @. @rlme, %
Sabre olt, pcldcr chen im @egrili
mar, oie Sreppe hinmiS5ugeben. CT
biclt cincn SduB 0urh ocn &opf ltn0
ou Ielnem 9luifonlnen miro 9e5mcls
fcIr. Gboa. &romcr mar Der brittle,
iuelhcr pon eincr Gugcl gctroiie1
purhc Or itonlmt aus SoS glnacleo
mo mar cbeniulla mie Grncit 9tou
nur ein 3ulhoucr. Seine &er.
Irtund lit nidt idnuerluicOCu0cr ltu
!lIr.
Sic ci0cntIihe &eranloIiung 5ll
oen (unulltcn in ser @nlle Nuben Die
\$nlllrdcntclL mtlhc Die Nnue itlir
men molltcn. ltod}0ern sic 0rti
GDicr gciouen muren. murOcn Ole
Shrmer furdtinm uuo ginlcl
3uri,d.
Ger oortiae Sbcrifi GriScoa bottc
'it) ie0nd) nor0cIChcn 6o er cine CT.
neute 9lttadc bciijrntete uuo III fur.
ser ,3cit moren mchr ais TOO &iItS
Shcriiie an Grt lno STEELE. Gle-
ielbe muroe lc0oh niht crneucrt.
9ilrQcrlnciitcr Guncur meldcr chen.
iolls ilber Die Situutipn uerit0n0iQt
mur6c, orahtcte ium Snupernc1r
nod 0clenn uuI @llie. Spotctc ic.
! oot 500 or iein CSeiudl 5urilf nit Scr
NcQrilnouna, oob Die Stoot untcr
&ontroae lei. Giniqe Der 9tn9reiiel
ihlihen iih nod oui Die &eronoos
Scr Der Naue bcnodlborten @cbouo'
mo fcucrtcn BON oort ans ouf 6iC
Sheriiisbcolntcn mcIh leeterc lid
in Dos ,5nnere Der @oIle 5urilf3ogcn
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TOitbeamte itreifen.
Baris, ~. Sum-.

fulIpl ~1s 4YHHI.
SIeben Stunoen lang batteu am
Dienitog 2lbenO 500 Boitbeamte Dir
potlitanoi9e Gontroue iiber 6as bleliae
0nuptpoitamt; lueoer Die einlnufeuben
nod bic Nbgebenosn Boitin6en tunnten
bsi0roert iueroeu Ger @Onilitt 1T oas
ourd entitanoen, oaB Der frnnS6iiIhe
Senat ss am WOrtns obssIsbnt bate.
ben 8Oitbenmten seuiiie SporteIn sus
tOmmsn Su Iaiien. fir pslhe cine lt1 RTE
NgitdtioE in bic 8sse seIeitet moroen
mar. 0sn Beamten selan9 es. bic
BoitobIiefsruns iitni Stunoen lana
uolIitanoig Iabm5ulsssn.
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6liibbiBe iibcrau.
98nihillotnu 81

SNu1UIlINEuNv n. lNllll.
OiiiblIte bcrrihic ON Qiittnod)
llberau oltlid lm0 iiloIih POM Cbio.
tbdl, unb m ctljhen StaAtcn mlirocn
nclle @ibereforoa olfiqrlteat. lNl
9luguitu mo Suponnah go. mdrcn
l02, in SolIIapillc lnb SudinnplGG
100, III 9iGp CrIcons, Gbicugo,
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SSulbin1ton 81. in Gcnocr % mG
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Nm ben Nmncniern 1luo i'm NorD
mcltcn 0c3 2nn0ca mar cs nod Dem
9cridrt oca &&etterbureouS pcrb1It
nlBnlnBig tllbl.
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SrntidlanO Oabintcr.
Oeriuht aueebIih, osuDer. Staaten
oas Kdualred7t in lticarasud
abipeniti9 su MAIDEN.
g9aihIn0tpn. %. SUM.


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Der Grlon9uno bcs msldicBiid)cn
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lon0 bnbc 9ticnruQua 81 ueroHiulicn
geiudlt, 0o9 omerifanilhc 9InQcbot
pon $4,000, 600 ous5uldloQen, neil
es in &crboltniB 81 0em EriulIc-
gium picI SIT nicOriQ icl,
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reQtc ouQcmein Seniotion, 5uuol
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Qinq. mo er ni6t qendt on5ugebeu
mlBtc, ob sic ocutihc Hc0icrlnQ
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Ter nid)ts pcrldbC. oils cincn regcl
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S3cnc gu ietcn.
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0aB cine 9}otion, mclhe elnen aauo
0urh Nlcuroouo ais aonfllrrenS
lmternehmen fiir oen &onomofouo
5oucn moIlte, lih Nornui QeiaBt ma
den niiijtc. hnB lie mtnoertc 10,
WdIIioncn ou8Acbcn muB uno bier5l
Gettihlnno pobl fnum 2ult bobcr
biiritc, nod picl mcnigcr oe,liht
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y5rofene" Gntidcionnq.
eSadiCn. Nlli.. U. Nunf

8as itaatlids G5ergeridt pom D1ii~
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Wtiii.. 6nB oiejsnige &Iauiet oes fire
Ith anQeuommenen 9epissNi sWaus
ihen @etrdntsgeiebeS. tUslds8 teitimmt
baB cine tetiou in ,.trodenem" Gebtet
iih aui eiumaI uidt mebr dls cine 8als
lone 5huaps lhjdsn laiien oari, redtsa
traftig 1T Turh bieis Guti6eiounq
piro Dem &eiit beg QSebbaenuQuiden
guuogsgelIgss Benhgs getban
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Die Heitruebnnfen.
9}0il)illQton. u.

Grot0cni bic 9'eomtcn ocs Nun
oesidlotomt9 uriprilnQlld cuparte
Ten. Dos neuc gicicrucboufGa Spitcm
his 3uul I 9tuQnt i'm Sang 81 ia
hen, miro cs Icbt uobridclnljh bis
SUN !. September ooucrn 0a Der
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bot mo oic 2Iuamabl Der Iircftorcn
Der bcrihic6eucn IiitrItta HeicrOe
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