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Treaty Proposed.

WASHINGTON. Jan, la.-By 1oint
resolution today by Senator OverInsn the
nraeident would be required TO consider
The expedlency OF effecting n treaty Win
the European powers for the neutrau1s-
tion of the Philippines and TO protcct III
,ndependcnt government there when es-'
IN llIshcd.
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Salt Lakers in Now York.

Special TO The Tribune,
NEW YORK, Jan. 19,-Ansonia. J. ST.
mon. Mrs. l.. Simon. Breslin. r. McDon-
aid. Imperial. r S. Edwards and wife.
Park Avenue, a. Smith. Mrs A. Smith;
Grand Union, III. Mckay: Vanderbilt. Mrs,
IL NJ. Dlnwoodey, Mrs, L. Il. Dinwoodey.
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Process Is Secret.

DR.. Kelly added tina his associates were
at work 10 discover a process for the
reduction OF rsdium from the ores OF
Colorado. But one concern now furnishes
radium TO the medical profession, he said,
and its formula for reduction is held Sc
crct
The committee will meet again We'd
nesday and II is probable that Secretary
Lane of the interior department, whose
annual report urged the passage OF the
pending resolution, and DR.. Holmes. chief
OF the bureau OF mines. Will be asked to
testify. Representative Taylor of Colo
rado announced that men who held much
OF the radium lands In Colorado would
ask to be heard.
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Convinced the Jury.

Their story was so convincing that
the coroner's 5 jury returned verdict
of accidental death. No one of the 600
residents Of the village suspected any
thing regarding Mrs, lIiggius's death
and they comforted the widower and
his apparently grief.stricken step
daughter.
Then c. w. Ernst. maternal uncle
of the girl, took two letters written by
Julia Flake-one 70 himself and one
his daughtcr-to States Attorney W
son. In these letters the girl offej
part of a legacy she is to receive w
she becomes of age, providing Z.
would help kill her mother. Mr.
son thought the letters were W. ~
in fit of anger, but he inyestie ~
Saturday he called on State S AttoaS4
A. j. Boutelle of Knox county and sub
day they went TO see Julia. who was
at the home of another uncle, ~ j.
Ernst, at Hermon, They were astounded
BY her story.
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Doctors Agreed.

All OF the doctors agreed that the cry
ing need in their work was more radium,
of which there Is less than two grams In
reduced form now In the United States.
with more of the element to use,
said DR. Kelly, we could accomplish
more, as twelve-lnch gun would accom-
plish more than many pistol shots
Discussing the case OF Representative
Bremmcr Of New Jersey, who is undergo
ing radium treatment in Baltimore, the
doctor declared he felt certain cure
could be effected n more radium were
liable, and as il was. the patient
showed encoura ging symptoms and he
was not hopeless. He said no arrange
ment for concentrating the radlum sup
ply for such an emergency could be made
In Justice 10 thousands OF other patients.
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Man COnfeSseS.

Higgins, who is % years old and sew
eral years the junior of the woman he
killed, was found today at New Hender,
son. He was questioned for several
hours and made many contradictions.
En- route to the jail at Aledo, in an
automobile, he broke down:
"I can stand il any longer, he
moaned. ''I1l tell everything.
The Journey was interrupted at
Alexis. where Higgins was taken into
bank office and signed typewrit-
ten confession.
He gave what he said were all the
details of the murder plot and asserted
his infatuation for his stepdaughter
was the cause of it all He said that
Mrs. Higgins became suspicious or his
relations with her daughter and they
planned TO get rid of her.
Higgins g condition was such when
the county seat was reached that his
hastily provided attorneys waived pre-
liminary examination.
The girl, who is at the homo OF an
aunt here, became hysterical on learn
lug of HiggiDs's confession.
Tell-tale Letter.
In the letter written to Miss Ernst,
Julia made her first proposal 10 bargain
FOR the murder OF her mother. This let
ter follows:
would entertain my notion OF killing
mother. II he does, ! wish that he would
hurry up and Dc, It, as J am getting
awful tired. wish he would Try TO come
oyer here to Windham's couple OF days
next week. OF course. he would have
To do II when father and l are away lie
could go to the house when father y, ~
shuckIng corn and am in SCHOOL, lc"
hin, 40 come and see me at recess
The letter she wrote TO her uncle was
similar. Tho,
Mir. Ernst told the states attorney tnst
hc djd not inform Mrs. Higgins OF the
Letters because ne was not on speakinS
terms with her. but that he did go 10 inc
and tell Julia not 10 write
amy more such letters.
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KILLS WIFE IN
ORDER To MARRY
STEPDAUCHTER
Robert Higgins of New Hen
derson, ILL.,, Confesses His
Crime After Being Ques-
toned by Police.
GIRL FIRST TELLS
STORY OF SHOOTING
Brother of Murdered Woman
Instrumental in Forcing the
Guilty Pair to Acknowl-
edge Their Deed.

GALESBURG, H., Jan. 19.-Robert
Higgins confessed today that be mur-
dered his wife at New Henderson, ILL.,,
January 3, so he would be free to
marry his stepdaughter, Julia Flake,
- years old.
He was arrested after the girl told
States Attorney John NJ. Wilson of
Mercer county of her infatuation for
Higgins and that she importuned him
to dispose of her mother, who, she said
was the only obstacle between her and
happiness.
The prosecutor hesitated 20 believe
tho girl story OF the extraordinary
pact She entered into with her step
father But she told how they had
schemcd for hours devising plan
which would make Mrs. Higgins S
death appear accidental. She said she
was in the next room when Higgins
fired the shotgun which brought instant
death to her mother. She told how
Higgins raved and struggled with
neighbors for possession of the gun,
saying that he would end his own life.
Then when the excitement subsidized
somewhat she said they explained that
Higgins had been cleaning the gun and
it had been accidentally discharged.
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Sc TELEPHONE
GIRL AS SHIELD
'oung Woman Wound
ed in the Leg; John r.
Thomas, Former Fed
eral Judge and Con-
gressrnan From Illinois,
Slain in Warden's Of
6ce.

nan lMcALESTER, Okla, Jan. l9.-Scven
ths
On were shot to death and three per
zoe InB were injured today when three
II uInvicts attempted to escape from the
e,s ate penitentiary and were slain by
y 5ards. One of the men murdered by
prs
tosEIe convicts in their mad dash for lib
rsnky was John Il. Thomas of Muskogee,
., %, ,kmerly United States district judge,
ueh once congressman from illinois,
ehlkDesplte the commotion caused by the
is sfee men in trying to shoot down ev-
%.nyoue who came in their way, no gen
IM attempt was made by other con-
bsrkts to join in the delivery. The three
,anafn were encouraged by their less des-
Fnte fellows, who chcered the on
ntssbught of the armed prisoners.
re a 30 rapidly did the three convicts
heaFpot down those IN their path that
2U Ssn ~ reached the prison gate before the
no,s ards could return their fire.
SJs Se1 sed Girl as Shield.
The tbs fhe dcsperadoes had taken the keys
in"pm the turnkey, John Martin, whom
II Uey had wounded, and had sheltered
emselves through the prison yard by
,ub YIding Mary Foster, telephone op-
PAY tor in front of them until the only
Of pt fired by guards in the yard hit
y e'''' y girl in the leg
,-tena outside the gate the men seized the
ndsd se and buggy Of Warden Dick and
e-tsrFhed away, only to ne shot to death
0n Snss9 - pursuing guards. One of the con-
ffB fought TO the last, the stolen
Ne ,DgFsc lashed to a galIop by the other
IL lhl1p They fired their last cartridge
chuIS ltne oncomlng guards, who poured in
~ ssfeadly fire from horseback.
pr Even after the three escaped men
re lying dead in the bottom Of. the
pATeenlng buggy, the frightened horse
inc warden dashed onward until
% Yed by bullet from the pursuers.
- Pow the men obtained the weapons
az 1oal planned the escape has not been
e ist,SoVcred, but a rigid inquiry will be
IN 9 Jun soon.
sstsd aiid Dead.
OF o. dcDt{ {csaN X. THOMAS. Muskogcc. for
ogn rN United States district Judge.
10 10 IS p. ID DRoVER, superintendent Ber.
he r. M don department
veraI SfATRICK OATES, assistant dcputy
othes IT. fden,
lin. c. GODFREY, guard
.,scs h1NA REED, under sentence OF
the pdp years for larceny.
the om LANE. Paul's Valley, uudcI
bst xSe-year sentence for forgery.
he pss9HARLES KooNTZ Coma,,t,
Tor Tor iNfpty, serving forty,yoar sentence ro
,ies, ne Nnslaughtcr.
snt Wounded.
police 3orh maIt'n' turnkey, shot through
Judge L. Wood guard. shot throucb :, ~,
aIy Foster, telephone oSerat a 10,
~ through leg 'pS'a'0i
I'D " The attempted mutiuy occurred :.
for csssI end of the days work nna was To- q
g hslo h.ais Reed, Lane and Koontz. ''
ssrvicss nc three men worked in the tailo
ere PIP and when their work was ende
druGi approached the back door of tn
,uted ZEE IN the main, building. Ther
). mel Martin, the turnkey, The
. Fnnv officer, AS Martin opened @ aI' ib +,
l.. 81 Reed struck him repeatedly wit
j min' rge revolver, shot him through til
dsrssa d,s,Isa Continued on Page Two.)
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|. KILLED
N DASH Of
OKLAHOMA
CON VIC 7 6

hree Murderers Pur-
sued by Prison Guards
and Slain in Running
After Shooting
Four Men to Death, in
Escape From Okla
hona Penitentiary.
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GETTING THE GOAT

Hep Hardy's goat belongs TO the
chamois branch of that famous fam
lily. John Henry tells about it in
The Sunday Tribune.
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Continued on Page Two.)
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salt Lake Metal Selling Prices.
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loontinued on Page Two.)
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CONTINUED on Page Three,)
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Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
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Gl0elidJ aeitprben.

Gura nah Wtitternaht tpurben Die
Qnfpohner Der Iners IDenue burtl
oas @erIcht aus benz Shlaf aepedt.
naB Der 40 Sabre alte Announcement
sSreD gateman Don go. 1886 Diners
apenue. pelher betm ZINES Stdr"
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uefunoen tpuros. Qerste uno polisei
silten sur an1eblihen Woroitele. bod
tpnnte Der gcroner Soertmeper feit.
i,eQst. baR 8ateman sinem 5ersIhIdt
crleoen lit. Der 0eritorbene hinter
l6sf feline Wittlpe uno slpei Ginber.
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Neb. .. 9. Qluer.
0erielbe gebt als sseliorser IN Dig
per,paiite ct. Warien'8emeinbe
in 1apton, :.

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tini.@emeinoe in Gbepiot lit bonn
Grsbiihoi Wtoeller gum Rfarrer on
Der ct. Wlarien.@emeinoe in IoDtcn,
g., ernonnt iporoen ols 9tahfolger
bes Dor orei ssebren oeritorbenen Hep.
Tr. Charles aemper 9teo. auer
mar Silfspreoiger on Der Ct. Salt,
rentius.airfe aiif 8ricc 5ia, ais er
Dor orei sSabren NIT Crgauiiirima
Der fatboliihen 8emeinoe in Gbcpioi
6etraut iuuroe. Tieier lot Der eifrige
5ceIiorser cine bilbifc Stride ncbii
5huIe gebaut. Seine Beriesuno ar
Die arobe beutihe 8emeinoe in Tan
ton lit cine ueroiente @itrO;guu9 iei
uer Siid)tigfeit.
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Cincinnati Juraiturs grdanqs.
Sic nenem Wcamfen initallirt uno
itebensem Nnsid)iliie ernannt.

Sn Der seitrisen 8eriammlung Der
Cincinnati Furniture gr6onae bielten
Die 6srren CUTE W. Smith unb Gin
coin Utitdea ldngsre 2tripra4sn iibsr
bic 9ortRile, fpelhe bas ueue 4us=
itelunssgebGube, oas an SteQe pes
8urnet 5ouIe errihtet tperben ioa, fir
Die bisiigen Gabrltanten babsn fpiro.
Die 4naelesenbeit puroe bann sinsm
QusIdub bsbufs tpettersr llnteriuz
dung uuo ipdtsrer 9erihteritattune
ii6erpieien.
5ierauf Durben bic iolgenoen neuen
8samten Durb ben ausihsiosnos1
prdiioentsn Grant 3. DsrisI n
italIirt:
Sohn 8ornstte IT, grdiibent; paul
Shirmer, /. 8i3e, YrGiioent; Soisph
Sdsio, 2. @iss prd'ibent; =. 8.
9aQman, Shasmeiitsr; 6enrp gatsr,
Seiretdr; 9irsttortu: +. 8. goIIman,
s. 5. 0ieB, Subn 9ornstts IT,, 6snrr
5offelb, q. q. Steinman. Biliam :,
Sertro, pdul Sd)irmer, ssoIspbShsil
uno Jrant .. Weriel jr,, 8. %. ga.
der, Charles 7eub, Ssnrp 5agemunn
e. aubImaun IT,, CLARENCE Stspbenc
iWb sSobn Doif.
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| W. Z. Sertrp. +. .. Weriel, sSohi
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u. U. StsinmaH, 6enrp Soffslo; In
tsrhaliuna: georQ 70. Sdutte. Senrl
6aoemann. Clarence Stepbens, sypbr
5eberaer. srrsb Stills; Mitgliepihait
Senrp Sprsn9aro, SenrH Selo jr.
Charles f.ub. e. auhlmann IT,, al
bert isids; 9er0fisntlihuns: 4uqui
| aeopler. Z. =. 8rafft.u. Gbdrle!
Grosne, Sofepb Monter. &. Quinn
QusitelIunaen: q. q. Steinman
| .So1n 6eberger, 6. r. Streit. Wil
liam Gertro, Niliam gii6off; 9e
oarfsnrtitel: Uiaiam 8ublmeier
Nr.o 5ellebuih. iTrant Subbed. Bil
| liam Gutbdrbt, Z. W. 0reene; sSn
ouitrie: 9. glagg, W. J. Ssrtro
iyrant Meriel, Seruun asmpsr, ). {;
3ies.
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Giin MatireB 60 fDurbe autdeheibe
unb bic defamation Der Wm. s
BERN gnmber Co., BON mm. 8. 9al
& Go. ioipie Der 4urora sSurnitur
SO. 1purRn unaenommen.
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1emtiH. 9llla. Yrpt. SNai'
ien.yerein.
Ias ,ribjabrsieit anf Counting
bcm z. Snni angeiest.

g2enu audi alle 0eutideit Vereite
fie ,Slinte ms aorn geiporfeit ilio
infolge ocs 2i5ens.@eieses be'd,lol'
fem baben, ibre fiir oi1es Sabr ge-
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lie angcle9enbeit rUllroe oeS SaiI'
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laut, aber idlieBlid, fam mon Don
iiberein, oas aino nidt nit Dem
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NINA hinsngeben, oaB, ebe oas ge'
plonte ,Seit itattiinoet, iifl bod nod
gieles tin0ere ino Die Stnoernllle,
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ntoge,
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brinaen, iuuroe elm porl1urtger Jeli'
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weld,e Die eleftriidJe gelelld,tung III
| oie Ghrlltbd,rme foItenIrel gelte1cr
botte, Der Ganf oes SereIn5 alisgc
Iprodlei.
| gSahreno DEG Wtonais ipuroeI
2eIier SdNuarm rmo elmer Roeu y
| bic s(nltalt enlightenment fpabren
euen mo 4euuet Smitb Der atnoer
beiniath in Gopineton, Die pie
aopee'iden ain0er on tbren 8ate
uno Die beioeu Sueliebuid iten air
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aeaeben tpureeu.
als neue Wtitglie6er ipuroe
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tom. hilbert g'ooe, S16 Gapton ctr
2ouis 8intenberger, 8. nno Yliir
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| uno pom 20.-27. Sanltdr Die Sei
ren ssobn Sd)tpar3e nno SEQ. !
Summel ernanni, porauI 8ertagiru
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,Srou Sermino 0uerr, geb.
SeB, lit aeItern naf ldngeren Seloe.I
in ibrer @ohnlmg, 2341 @eIt Gilt
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perltorbenen 8i5eproiioenten Der II.
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mel6e Der Geiitifen ct. Ss5obannes
@emeiroe ais gei6dsteS Vtitglieo
ange1orte, mar ols iunges Wtdofcil
Don IL ,sabren aus DER oeutid)eil
Seintdt6 nad Cincinnati gefommcn.
9ie bier ainoer uno eiu Sobn boz
ben Dus ber5lidite Wsitgefiihl ibrer
8ablreifen Sreunoe ulo gefanntet
1ie geeroieltilg Der am Sonntal
perItorbenen Srau $ einrib B e.
ter Sr. finbet am sSreitag Nadj.
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Jn(an0gclcgrap6
I Or. goiparb SptBfa I

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ben on Boro Der 9lrte .Wanaa Hecd
eemellfert 3u babeu, Duro<n am Sien
Itaa i'm bi.fiseu gunoesseribt gu ort
/ Sahren nno i.hs Ronaten Gefdna
nib nnb gu 500 0eIoitrafe psrur
| tbeilt.
i Die W.uterei iano itait, bolo nat
benz bic Wansa R.ca bic ReIie DO
pbiloneIpbia nah San Drdnciseo ar
1etretsn batts. Die WefanstHe!s b
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Inter oenl geronht bes Strnben.
rnubes ipuroc geitern abeno Der 3s
Sabre nlte Eatrid Graham aus
gorthSmoutb. g.. In Saft senoninren.
Gs miro geiogt, bah BOT. an Der
George iino ,Sobn StrnBe Yola Solo
man, BON geo. 932 ssobn Strabe, unn
gerenr 0esris, BON 5O6 Carlisle aue.
Ia,teeboIten lot. Die Wdo&eu. mel
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Yl5sIidD seitOrbeu.

Ginem qunssnblu.en erlag geitern
abeno tn ibrer Wobnuns. No. Az
Clinton Strobs bic 39 Sabre alts
s5rau anna Nisman. 4ls ber ebes
aatte nit Or. ]. Gents. tpelhen sr
CUR 5ilfel.iituns berbeigsrufsn bate
anldngte, mar bic Gruu bereits pers
Ihieoen. Der Coroner nurbe BIZ
nahrittiat.
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gom eiuem Sdminbler beimgeindJt.

Dor einem Shipinbisr ipuroe Jrou
81. ]. Ratbman, go. 3638 Mariatr
atpenue, um ben getras bon $500 &C.
Itdbist. Der llnRiannte. beHsn psrs
Icnalbei6rsibung Der poli5ei mitgs'
ibeilt purbe, erildrte Der Jrau. aseRi
fir bic Ohio 4epertiiius Co.. 3immer
Ho. 612 srdetion 9ebGuoe. su feiH.
uno peraulabte bic Jrau, einig. JHlt-
rate auf3usebsn. Glei9seitis pers
iprad, Der Manu, ibr aud Wietber iii,
ihre 3immer 81 IenbsH. 4ls propi'
iion reip. ansabluns lieb iih Der an
seblihe Mseui ben senannien gstrao
aus3abku. Grit seftsrn mubtt BIZ
Jraa erfobren, oaB f. ein.m Shnino'
ler gum Spfer ssfaIIen mar.
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Die biespSd)isen mpboniefons.rte

Sn ben bsiosn biestDodisen Spms
pbonieton5sri.n, Die am Jreitus Raaz
mittag unb am Sdmitas 4sno i'm
gmerp Auditorium itattfiHosn. ipir.t
ais Goiiit Der aousertmeiiter beg Or
feitsrs, 5.rr gmiI 9eermann. mit
lulo er tpiro oas 9rahm'ihe 8eissns
tcnsert in 9sDur gu Geb6r briHssu.
Das poIIitGubise grosramm oes aons
3eris lit Die fDlgi:
atabemiIhe Jeitoupertdre grabms
geigenton3ert in OsDnr !. gra6ms
Oubertilre .Weerssitille uno slitliht
Jabrt" Wenbsisiobr
Snmpbcnie in g.Moll Shumanr
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baupteten, baB fie ni6t eenug sit tis
fen befommen hGtteu unb grdulam
bebanoelt iporoen feien, uno besbalb
ben aapitdn unb ben eritsn Wlaat IN
@iien gelegt unb ben 3rpsiten Waudt
ge5pungsn bdtten, In ben 5afen 5ii>
riit5itebren. Der 8apitGn unp Der
Moat srflGrten bic GHgaben Der
Geute fir unipahr.
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9urd Observation-Disclosures uno
arnnfbeit ieiner ,Srau lpuroe geltern
sibeno Der % Sabre alte ssnnes Zoe
3u einem Selbinnoroperird, gctrie'
ben. ssn ieiner 8obnune, sso. S35
Mihniono StraBe. nabm Der Manil
cine 90I,ing non aarboiiaure imS
Ierpentin 3u iidl, rpelder 8enub eine
getpubtlpiigfeit oes aiannes sur SOL
ae bottc. Zoe nuroe in iebr beoenf
Iihem 9uitano Dem itibtiiter
ArnnfenhaiiIe einlelieferf.
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SnaenbIidler llebermntll.

Cine leioiae llniittc BON anSern,
iih an 1ogen nujibangen, bate ge'
ftern Abeno pie0er einen beoauerli'
den rnfaa i'm c1eioIae sebabt. Ger
10 Sabre alte Gomin Mrmbr,iIt non
SO. 95i sSinolap Strabe. bate lid
an einen Wngen ansebdngt, iino ner'
fl,d,te an Der Central Mpelue uni
| [ssiuhlcp Etyabe cen Waeen ~ psrlai'
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hnbs Qarf sapinas Ban!

6nbe garf earrings gant
Direttpren: u. i. geht, Otto e.
Beg, WdIldee 9prh, 3. 6. ailgoiir,
Il. 8. Simmer, u. !. Murpbp. Wpcrs
81. Cooper, g. CHARTS Weber, 6. B.
N}alters, apuis 6. 3itgle, 6. 81.
Aranb. Die Oirettoren perben iich
mic fplat orsaniiiren: 2ouis 6.
3ieale, prdfibent; M. p. Cooper,
8iseprGiioent unp 6. +. aruno, Ssz
sret1r.