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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
N REYNOLDS CALLED ON
TO PROBE CENTRAL
Norris Says New York Road Is
Operating in Violation Of
Trust Law
VBy Associated Press)

| Washington, May 2S--A resolution
calling upon Attorney General Me-
---~4-
Reynolds 10 inform the senate OF the
comblnation OF railroad lines, COM
jprlNlng the New YORK Central system
when IS IN violation oi the sherman
anti-trust law was introduced in the
senate today by Senator Norris, tfe-
pnhlcan) Of Nebraska.
On Senator Reed Il objection ii went
over until tomorrow
The Norris resolution alleges that
the New York Central controls -four
competing lines between Chicago aud
Buffalo and two lines between New
York and Buffalo,
To Sell Two Battleships to Greece
A plan for disposing of the battle
ships Idaho and Mississippi, to for,
elen power for jnst what the United
States paid for their conptruction,
was lald before the senate naval at
fairs committee by Secretary Daniels
today.
II Is understood that Greece ia ne
gotialing for the purchase OF the war
ships
New Haven Directors on Stand
Directors, past and present. OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad were placed on the witness
stand when the Interstate Commerce
Commission resumed It's investiga-
fiOn OF the New Hayens affairs today
The names OF five additional direct
,rs subpocnaed for the inquiry we're;
william skinner Henry X McHarg
Edward MIlligan, Alexander Cochrane
and u Newton Barney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
oil
CASE IS WON
BY TUCKER
FEDERAL JURY, AFTER 20
MINUTES, RETURNS MOI
GUILTY VERDICT

Oklahoma City, Okla May 2S
verdict of not guilty was given by the
federal Jury al : O'Clock "Wednesday
evening in the Osage oil consplra Y
case AGAINST II II Tucker. president
OF the Uncle sam Oil company, and
ten others The Jury was ont twenty
minutes. Sylvester Rush special as
sstant attorney general, made the
closing argument for the government
Attorneys for the defense repeat
edly interrupted him To object to
what they construed as his disparag
ing inference from the fact Thai bat
two of the defendants took he stand
and those two only attempted 10
prove their good intentions.
Rich Prize at Stake.
A mere incident in the war for oil
in Oklahoma describes tnc
Osaee CONSPIRACY" cases with II. H.
Tucker, Jr.. chief defendant and cen
fral figure.
The eases are but episodes in the
lone and tumultuous effort of oil
spectators to gct into thc Osagc
Nation of Oklahoma TO prospect FOR
the hidden treasures there The oil
rights in Osage county tthc Usage
Indian nation territory became Osase
county when oklahoma WAS admitted
to stafehO0dl are the hingcsl prize
the oil men can seek. The eastern
half of the county is PRODUCING ap-
proximately Sl3W00.000 worth Of oil
yearly The western bali invol ed in
these cases. is believed TO contain the
same possibilities
The Usage oil industry which ha-
made every member of the tribe COM
foriably rich. began when blanket
lease on the entire nation, about H.
400 .ael acres, was granted several
years ago 10 the Fosters. What Is
left Of that famous blanket lease. he
longs now TO tho Indian Territory
Illuminating Oil company. II covers
ESQ. 600 acres now and expires in 1916.
Tucker and associates wanted 10
duplicate tho immense success of the
Indian Territory company With a
blanket lease on 500 Goa acres cut
into four parts, on the western half
of the county. When alleged ques-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
WARSHIPS TO Be WITH
DRAWN; RECOGNITION GIVEN
Election for President Mapped;
Acts Of Mexican Congress
10 Be Ratified
10y Associated Press)

Niagara Falls, May 22-Many OF tine
ESSENTIALS in the plan Of the paefca-
ton Of Mexico have been agreed upon.
Details are not given out, but many
points favored by both sides are the
transfer Of the executive power OF
Mexico from Huerta to provisional
president and four cabinet ministers
These mon to share equally the re
sponsibiIity Of putting into operation
a program adopted at a conference
here for the conduct, as soon as prac
ticabIe, OF new elections for a presi-
dent. These men to be neutral per
sons so far as political affiliations are
concerned, but be representative men
as nearly acceptable as possible to all
factions in Mexico, including the con
stitutionalsts and approved by the
American government.
government is to be given by the
United States. y
Nithdrawal OF American troops ls
expscted by the Mexican delegates to
fo:.ow as soon rs the new govern
mnt is installed.
There will be tacit understanding
that the United States will regard as
legal the financial transactions OF the
present Mexican congress.
In the protocol there will be pro-
Claimed the principles on which the
stuny of the agrarian and educational
Problems in Mexico would be based
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
GIRL, AGED :,
SPELLS 700 WORDS
NADIA Mallory Sets Record in
Third Grade, St. Louis

st. Louis, May rs Monroe school
of which W G. padtield Is principal
ana Second street school, Of which
Miss May YOUNG is principal, both
Won donlc honors for the second day
of the spelling contest in the East 81.
Louis schools
Nadi Mallory spelled 200 without
misslpe in the third grade first Term
contest She is 9 wears old and goes
to the Monroe school She WAS given
Il fold medal CAllic Kirkpatrick, <,
of the Webster school, spelled dS6
words without missing. and was Civ
IN a silver medal Mary Ciol 9 Em-
olson school won third prize, a bronze
medal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
DIR. HYSL0P
IS ELECTED
CHANCELLOR
o M A n A EDUCATOR AT
HEAD OF OKLAHOMA
METHODIST UNI.

Rev Edward llyglop, u. D., Of Oma-
ha, Nch graduate Of Baker ln,ycr-
sitS and Boston University. was
unanimously elected Chancellor of the
Methodist University by the board Of
trustees this afternoon
He viii arrive here tonight and viii
be present at the commencement ex-
ercisos Of the University at the First
Methodist church, Friday morning at
1o;2n O'Clock
Dr ISslop, who succeeds Dr. Brad
ford is one of the foremost educators
of the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
BANKS TO Be CLOSED
ALL DAY SATURDAY

V y =. = T. T. y 4 Il r. n =. e y x < =.
= SATURDAY, May 3olh bcipg a le- =.
+ gal holiday all Of the banks in ,.
n the city will be closed Tor bust J
= ness during the entire dns . n
= Customers are kindly asked to y
=. arrange their banking business y.
Il accordnglr -
~ xx NYx y xxsg y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
THIS FEMALE
TELLS0F OWN
MEODL|NG.
MRS. RILEY TESTIFIES TO
AIDING CRAMER IN DE
CElVINC DR.. ELAN
(By Associated Press

Kansas City. May 2S-Mrs. Robert
Riley, wife of a railroad conductor a.
st. Joseph. today told the jury trying
1r w 4. Elan, "A prominent st. Joe
ihysician how she aided Cramer NJ
Mrs Elan in their efforts to meet and
orrespond
She said Cramer would write letters
her and she would turn them over
Mrs Elam.
She said that Elan called her on
'he telephone and said he knew of the
correspondence.
Mrs Riley said she then told Cram
er to write a letter that would ap-
lease Elan.
Mrs Riley denied all knowledge Of
improper conduct between Cramer and
Mrs. Elan.
A story of the eternal triangle
wo men and a woman--was told in
he criminal court here in the trial of
Or. Elan, charged with the murder Of
" Putnam Cramer, of Chicago, an
solicitor Testimony was
,ffered to show that both men We're
rictims- -Cramer, who lost his life y
he hands of a iealons husband, and
)r. Elan, who was driven to commit
he crime by his belief in a suspicion
In his opening statement Floyd lar
,bs, prosecuting attorney, asked FOR
the extreme penalty He asserted
le would show the crime was pre-
nediated and that nothing in the re-
ations between Cramer and Mrs.
clam justified the shooting, which
ooll place in hotel here last No
ember
Probably the most important tes-
imony developed was that of John T
lynn. detective of St Joseph, Mo,
md I.eavenwOrth. Kan who said he
rad been employed by DR. Elan to
watch Cramer and Elam's wife. He
Or Elam had never suggest-
ID violence or expressed hatred OF
'ramer and that Elan had always
aid all he wanted was the truth that
'e might know how to act toward his
Wife,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
German Steamer Held

Vera Cruz, May 2S-The GermaL
steamer Bavaria has been held here
upon Brigadier General Funston's or
der The Bavaria recently landed d
large quantity OF ammunition on Mex
lean soil.
1t is estimated that the Bavaria pul
ashore 800 600 rounds OF ammunition
The cargo was destined for Vera Cruz
but was diverted to Puerta, Mexico
The steamer reached here Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
STRIKE ENDED; ENGINEER
TO GET HIS MONEY

jefferson cts Mas 2s-The strike
of electric engineer on the nea state
capitol building was adjusted this
morning aud the Nork resumed
The engineer who claimed a dollar
and forty cents as wages for time
lost while Wranslns with the foreman
and whose claim caused IA. strike.
will pet his money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Grab Coal Miners

Eagle Pass, Texas, May &-Actihs
on what they declared were direct
orders from General Carranza. conSti-
nationalist officials coniiscated iiVt
coal mines near Ssbinas, Me 'co.
The mines owned by French anc
American capitalists are the largest
in Mexico. AT consttutionalists head
quarters at Piedras Nesras IL was
stated that the mines would be op-
Grated as public properties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
VETERAN KANSAS
OFFICIAL DEAD

Topeka. May 2S James Ssith. for
mer auditor OF Kansas and secretary
of state. and private secretary to Ex
Governor Humphrey. died today from
Il stroke following Brights disease
Smith came to Topeka from Cowle!
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
ALL BELLS TO TOLL FOR s
MINUTES ON MAY BOTH

ln compliance with ihe pldcr OF The
National Communicated Chief OF the
Grand Army Of the RcmDlic. the LOCAL
Post requests that at - noon. Sat
urdly. Nav Goth. egorc aell in Gnthria
be tollcd for five mnr'7, and thai
every citizen resarllo of where be-
may be or what Doe nsr bc doinr.
stand with uncovered Acaa durinr
that time, thereby Showing his respect
for thr dead veteran7 a nreciation al
their rreat services and his love for
the Union they saved md the flas
they preserved.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
censt,tutionalists to Have Voice.

Washington, u. c., May S-The
WHIT Houst today reported that no
formal agreement for the pacliicatlon
of Mexico had been received from
Niagara Falls, but that definite
agreement was expected soon.
IonstitutiOnalists representatives
conferred with Secretary Bryan, con
rernine General Carranza's represen
tatlon at Niagara Fails
They insisted that the constitu-
tionalist delegates, II they 60 Wounu
have the same rights and powers as
enjoyed by the American delgates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
SELLS AT ARoMoRE

Ardmore. May eS-Commissioner
Sells and Lieut. Richardson held hear
ings today on conditions in the
Healdton oil field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
Huerta is Active

Washington. May 2S-Arms ana
Ammunition consigned to the huerta
government in Mexico. which hao
been kent in the hold OF the German
steamship Ypiransa ever since the
American occuuation OF Vera cruz
was reported to have been landed III
Puerto. Mexico. Consul Canada NJ
Vera Cruz. cabled this Information 10
the state department and It was re-
ported from other sources that arms
CONSIGNED 10 Huerta had been landed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28

Mexican may see q cockfight, but d
bnlliehl Is m expensive undertaking.
one reason for Villas popularity is
he fact that he is wholly Mexican.
He Was a bandit for MANY Years and
lived in the mountains, whore ho was
cared for at times by the poorer
classes. lie has the same continents
aud outlook ON life.
Villa willingly posed for this photo
graph shortly after the battle Of
Torrcon which made him the domi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-28
WHAT Government Foreeastsr Reports
Via Ophelia

New Orleans May 3s-'Partly cloudy
tonight ana Friday with probably 10
cal showers and thundsrstoTns.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09

bore. DieIe @ertbeibiglrng lit nidt
me9r antpenbbdr, nah0em Der @ous
perneur ausbridlih ertldrt bat, oab er
aielbeipubt unb dbIihtlih bic Sonn=
tassfperre eingefiibrt bat. NaHbem er
Ielbit bic Maste absenommen bat, fona
nen feline bisbsrisen Jrennoe iih elmer
3duffuns niht mebr hinseben. Sm
uebrigen mar Der 8ertbeibisunsspers
iih bon pornberein mibsliidt. Die
ens>Sommiifipn lit eingeiest NOR
ben, niht Inn bic Sonntaeseeiebe gu
poIlitreden, neil bas gu ben poliSeilis
den 6unttipnen sebDrt. iorbsru um
bic ,lniauberen Glemente aus Dem
Mtrtbsgefhdft gu entfernen. 4ls bahsr
Der 9puperneur ben aomnifIdren bel
Strafe Der GntIuHung befobl, poliseis
lid: 5unttionen aussuiiben iino Wira
then, Die Sonntdss dufhalten, bic ais
senien gu entaieben, mubte ss Sober
mann, Der nibt ourh parteieeiit &C.
blenost mar, tlar iein, oab Der Gous
perneilr einen patt nit ben Tempe
rsn5lern eeihIofen bat. 0amit bat c,
alien liberalen 8iirsern bon Shio Der
5eboebanoihub por Die Jiibe gsiporfer
uno ipenn er elalbt, ohne osrsn I'm.
teritiiBune eetpdblt tperben 81 tOnnen
tpiro Die Wabl i'm Rooembsr ihm pcu'
itdnbigs auftldruns iiber ieinen Srr'
t6um bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09

es barf auf teinen 5aa lrgeno etipos
qeiheben, mas ben ginorud ertpeden
fDnnte. bab bic Rssieruns tein 8ers
trauen gu Der 2opalitdt Der gepoltez
runs Der Reihsllnbe bat, oamit bic
S6arfmaaer, bic SIMMER feite oraut"
rufen nno telegrapbiren, nicht
cds sselo bebaupten. Ulit onoeren
Worten, bic Sdpisrieteiten in GllaBa
2otbrinesn biirfen niht nilitariih,
Ionbern oipIomatiIh bebanpelt lpsroen,
uno hierin bot Der aaiier Gin iebr
nabubmunsspsrtbes geiipiel gellefsrt,
inbem er Die ben giiraern bon 3ahrn
anitob;se 9arntIon aus Der StaDt ente
fernte. Cur peitsren gsrllbigun9 1T
audi notbipenbjg, bic ge5iehungsn
5niiden ben mtlitdriiben uno bursers
li6en 8sbDrben in gliabs2othringen
befIsr gu regsln, bic offenblr seasn.
einanoer arbeiten. gie es Den Wnz
idsin bat, finb bic 3ipilbebDrosn uns
oebalten, oaB oas Wsilitdr llnbsTugter
BeiIc in Die biireerrs6tliheu 9erholts
niTe einsreift. Wtit Rube uno ueberz
Ieguns ipirb ii6 Elm befrieoisenber 3u>
itaho pieoer her'telen laI1en, absr nldlt
nit Sebbeps16er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
gsrSad,tise StaIieuer.

Gin pcrodttiees itaIieniid,es Ranr
nurSe geitern III ben Yerlonen oea
46 Sabre aItcn Rifolas Giecotte nilo
ber 2S Sabre alten gnna Solenbuno,
geioe go. 445 Sit Jiinfte Strabc
,pobuhnit, BON BEN Teteftips 0apcs
unb ,sc'iries in Sait gelolHmen. Iic
0erhaitllng eriolgfe iHl Wiunisipalge'
rid)t, no bic geibcu ais 3eugen ers
ihienen iporeli, riahocm ben geamicn
al Gbreu gefominen mar, bob Gie
cote in ieiner Seimatb peritieSenes
ami Dem aerbbol5 buben ioa, 90 ioa
err in contnmaeinm in elmer tleineii
itaIicniihen Staot fpegen eines
W,oreperiuts anF ben oortigen giir'
aern,eiiier 3u orei ssnbren 3utthols
usrurtbeiIt poroen fem. Jerncr ioa
er, obid,on er cine 5rau iino fiini
ainoer in estniien bot, nit Der 90.
Ienoano in ipi!ber Che Ieben. Ter
GinmonberungS Snlpeftor lbonias
,plsrbe BON ben bei6en Verhafhmgeii
In aenntnib geieet unb iuirb iid NIT
Der angeleeenbeit beih6ftigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
Jnt 6oHidmlratb
,Sit Der fIeine SdnlratG poll5ablis
pertreten.

Ger fIeine Sofihulraib lit onrdj
feline oeiammten Ritglieocr. iiebei, al
Der 3abl. i'm Sohihuirotb pertrefea.
9efanntIid) bat Dem 0eies au'olJe
Der Sf,iiIrotb Iieben Verfreter II, Del!
SotihuIrotb su entienoen, ipdbreno
Gle iibrigen iieben WitgIieoer Der We.
horoe pom Berid,t oils Iruifees oes
gaooosporo nno 6es Susbes JonoS
eruonnt lperoen. Ia MN Der neine
GhuIratb oils DE facto" Sdnlratb
anerfonut iii uno Der grobe Shulra:b
ionlit nur cine Sd,eineriiten3 bis sur
erleoiguna oes Dor Dem Staafsober'
oerid,t idnuebenbcr WanoamuS.Yro-
,eiies iiibrt, 10 haben Die W,itglteoer
Ses aroben Shulrotbs olid notilrlit
fein Red,t mcbr oem SohidulrafD
an5ugeboren.
ssn glubctrad,t Sieier 1botiafc
bieIt Der fleine Sdlulratb geitern
Gndmittaa cine grtraiisung eigens
III bem 3nef ab. inn Die idnmfiid1eil
Iiebcu lPitalieoer Der geboroe ols
gertreter III ben SodlituIratb 3ll
nabIen gs iino eieies 5rI. Goltb
Campbell, 5rl. annie Cams uno ote
Serrcu Ir. I. 81. @itbrotp, 2. ad,.
n. Sbpflcn, n,ittenoorf i,no 5isf.
| lin bieie Grlpd5luna 5ii ermoglld)en,
hattcn ole Serren Shodlen uno Ir.
gaitbrom, Die su Den 1riiliees ocS
Roob,paro ,Sonhs gehorten, IN oieier
Giaenifnit religniren ntiiiieb ioooB
pom 8erid,t nun sipei gatan3en 5'i
beieben iino.
Ter Grtraiibuna bes tleinen Sdill'
raths idJlob iit fat unlnittelbar elnc
iSienlg bes Sofitulratbs on, 0ls
natiirlih itberans harnroniih perlieT
uno in Der Mih.er I. s. Booe ais
gi,epraiiocnt Der geboroe oen Soriis
| fiihrte. Aidtcr gpoe pirb biz sum
mai, mann Iaut oen Beitimmnngeit
oes 8eieees Sie sieorganiiatton sc.
| ioIat. als @oriiser Ses Sohihalrotbs
| iingircn, ba Der bisherige 8rniioent
Tr. Charles 8resorn Sniitb Benz
groben Sdulrath unsebort nnS III.
foIaeoeiien ausseIhieoeH lit.
SdmIIuperintenSent Tr. Gonbon
interbrcitcte Dem Sohifulratl lei.
| ner, in bieicn SpaIten bereits ans
fiihrlih berid,teten Rlnn fir ani-
| nahlneprilfungen in ben SohihuIan
uno Der gIan pirbe porIauiis am
bos apnmittce fir Reseln iibcrrpic'
| fen, oas in Der nnd,iten Sisuilg Ve'
rid,t eriiotten ioa. Sm iibrigen ge.
Ianaten ausitIieBlih 9olltlnege'
| iddite sur Grleoigung.
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9ss flaiiiide Ssnabrid.

Sros manfer 8or5iige iii Die
8roBituot Elm Srt, oem Die TRADITION
luro 0amit Die @iiroe iehIt. 8as
beiite an ben rlibeIoien StraBen emf.
itebt. norgen ihou it's peraltet. it's
iiberboIt bon elmer GntlpidIung, bic
ob ibrer beiipieIloien St,nelIigfeit
idnplnoeln mad)t Gs sibt bier falun
etlpas, bos natbaltig pirft, bas ncr.
oieHt, als Seiligtbum in Der Crime
runa auibapabrt 5u fperoen. Die mel.
item Der Seiite, Die in bohen Ntietbs.
faiernen balo in oieieEH balo IN ie.
nem 8ierteI ipobnen, hoben eiaetitlid)
feline Seitnatt, oieien gegriff i'm
engIten Sinne aenonmen.
Aus iii in fleinen lln0 mitt!eren
Staotea anoers. .Sier miro Grerbtes
nidi 10 leiht preisaeaehen. lpenn aud,
hier it,on oie .gntiuidIi,ng" oft
id3ltinm gebault bat. Der Brosentius
oerjeniaen, bic eigene Sauier be.pob.
men. Die ieit 8enerationen i'm geiise
oerielben camille iino, lit groBer
ols IN Der @robltaot, oeren Ieid,ter
unb ruheloier Wobmlngssped)iel bier
nod i,idt 10 mtsaeiprodeu in bic Or.
| iheinimg trift. lluo 10 bot iit) nett
mebr aiites slltes als ipertbpose ira
bition uno idpones Grbe oerfloiiener,
i'm Shoffen eliidIid,erer 3elten ar.
balten, bat lid, in uniere faotiIhe
.3eit GIN nod oniebnlider geiis tiinit.
leriih pertbpoIler goulif)felteu bin.
iibergerettef, Der oa iteht iinter Dem
porpeniiboffen 0ertretern Der 0eaeli.
mart in Wiiroe nno ,pabrbafter Dor.
nebmbeit, bic ben @erfen iinierer
3eit, 10 foitbar aud ibr Waterini iit,
pieliad) ermnngelt.
Sn ben St1oten, no oies Der SnIl
lit, gebort. obsleid, noh oieier Seite
,uenig befannt, Ssnabriid, bas aus
Der garod. uno Rofofo5eit nod nnn-
dies ihone Gentmal orf3uipeiien bnt.
9eod beiier lit aber Die nadfolgenbe
tlaiil5iItiihe epode bier pertreteit.
ssn bieien Gingen fam bns nlte Cs.
nnbriid. sera0enus geiagt, als Junb-
qrube bctrnhtet tperben. g9er bieie.
in ebler ginfahbeit iit bnrbietenoen
Yiirgerb1iIier befrnd)tef, bic leiner
Oft ourd, briitnle anbeneinbniiten
entIfelit iino, bat ieine belle Jreiloc
an bieier id,Iihten, nlfrihtigen Art.
pon Der mir beirte, adj, 10 nett ent.
fernt finb. Ia gibt es prahtpone negor.
biIbrr fir ihHnIe ,,no breite strn-
benfronten urt6 cine grobe Reibe
fhonlter WeijpieIe fir bic brei. u10
fiinfienitrige 7ront. Dieie IppM find
lin nIIm Ht6GIiAea Oft seiitrsi4en,
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NUo ik bas Qlmtoliebdbem?
ilnbnfbarer Hnrid,e.

1ie N,abrbeif beS aIten Sprih-
morts .llnoanf lit Der Welt Qobn-
bat su ieinem Qeiopeien Der Shldd,.
ter Sannel Nepins. bon No. 1884
straigbt stroBe, erfobren. AIs 9se.
pins am aRitt1pod BON elmer fleinei
Meiie suriidfebrte. mnhte er 81 lei.
mem nid)t ecrineen shredm bic Gnt.
bediins. bal, ssIeiid,Uorratbe, Die er In
aiibIipeidcrn in ben YforftbdMietH
interacbraht bntte, perihnunoefi ma.
rem unb bob aud, cine Neibe niisitee
benoer 9ichnlinacn unbeiugtcr Belle
einaesoaen lpnrben ipnren, ip6hrenf
oos @clo iih nid)t in Der aniie be-
i1no.
Rad, oieIei Gntoedun1en lieB er
ben 81 ,sahre aiten Niliam Green.
MOOD aus ssnorpilIe, Tenn, bem q
aus NitIeib ppr einigen Noden II
ieinem @eid,dit Mrbeit gegebsn bate.
perbnften isub 1reeuuooo icl bereitf
cingeftnnoen boben, oob e fib be1
llnteriGlng,ws iGnlbis oemodk bctG
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3aftbefebt
Wegen bta perid;mmnoenen 8ernnrb
Straiier eriuirft.

Gcgen Bernard Gtraiier, pom Go.
1882 Nnee Strnbe, Der Dor einige.l
Jagen inter Ytitnalyme Don $1,000
perjtapanb, erpirfte geitern ieine
Satin I'm Munisipalaeriht 5,uei
SDaftbefehle unter Der auflage Der
llnterId,lngi,ng.
Die syroli bcbnuptet ndinlid,, oab
pom benz @eIoe, boB ibr 0ntte nit.
rnbn, $1272 ibr perionlid)es Gigeri.
tbnm lporen. bic ibr Batfe MIR fir
fie dufbeipahrte. Bel Der Speiten aii.
flnse Der llnterIhiaauns hanoelt cs
iif Tim bic Slnnne Don $3.50. oic
sSran Strnifer's @eriid,eriing nnds,
ibrem Neffen Charles NnIlein inan
ihrer Reiien Charles Vonein aebor.
tc. Die iih inter ihrer Gbbut bcfin.
ben uno iiir bic iie oas Oelb periuaf.
ten ioate. Nie uerlai,tet. iii es Der
Volisei aelungen, oen Auientbnltsori
Gtraiicr's a., ermitteln niio ieiHg
Derbaitiing Oiirite fofort erfolgen.
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Iarite Is bem Gaisos oes Hatbbauies
slI6rrt Soene geben.

Fem aititos Ses 9fntbbailies sllbert
5oene, Der i'm Rebenamt audi erefu.
tipbeanlter Der bemotratiifen 8artei
in Der sgpeite,l @aro iii, oiirite es
nenlndd]it, nemn nidt alle anseihen
triigen, on ben arnser geben.
slrbeitsoireftor sSosoid bat n1mliG,
aeitern iich offisieiI bel giirsermeiiter
5picgel III einetn langeren StreIben
oariiber beifppert, baB es in pincto
9einIihfeit i'm Hatbtnuie iebr ihIedlt
beitelf iei. Serr Sosoif befInat lid,
nnmentIid, bariibcr, SuB in ieineu gu.
recmr1iimlid,feiten BON 9ielnlidlfeit
nitt5 5u peripiiren lit. DAB Die Zen.
iier Dor Sd,mus iinrren uno oab Sas
1eobiInr iebr nernahlaiiist uno gum
IbeiI ruirlirt lit.