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"FURTHER PARTICULARS
"oF THE
FRAUD PRACTISED ON THE STOCK
"ENCHANGE


1.-THE persons at Dover, who were FIRST
concerned in transmitting the false In
telligence to London. and who OF course
feel II incumbent on them to ~Xoncrate
themselves from the charge OF partici-
pating In so Infamous n transaction, have
put forth the following statement: They
say that in the middle OF Sunday nlght
a person dressed AZ an officer walked
from the beach Mt Dover toward tho
town, and. meeting with a Waterman. in
qu!red of him the way to the Ship Inn.
to procure postchaise and horses for
town. The pretended oficer was a tall.
dark man. dressed In scarlet and gold.
with n large star on his breast. tho coat
turned w with green: and he wore a
large sword by his side. He feiGned TO
he much fatlsued. and his heard was very
long. Before the imposter proceeded on
his journey he addressed a letter 10 Adj
miral Foley to the purpose that he had
ordered back his boats crew TO France
and requested the politeness OF the Adj
mral In case they should be intercepted
by any Of the British cruisers that the
men might be properly treated and sent
to France without loss OF time To this
epistle he subscribed the name Col de
Rurgh No boat. however. was seen and
II is to be presumed that he was not
landed from any, but that his clothes
had been purposely made wet TO induce
belief that 1t was from the spray Of the
sea"
The gallant Colonel arrived In Lon
don early in the morning but on reac hing
the city he managed to disappear on the
pretcxt that he was going to Downing
street to communicate his tldings direct
to the Government. Needless to say
Ministers never saw him.
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Receipts from custo yesterday Nle iti:
from internal revenue. ordinary. sso,. SO cor.
poration tax. So 49, miscellaneous 81. -.
National bank notes received for redemption.
g. g3l 3.s.
The cash statement of the United States
Treasurer for March % shows:
GENERAL FIND
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.--The statement OF
the rcceipis and pay warrants OF the Treas
ury shows
YESTERDAY This month. Fiscal year
Receipts Ill 1870 1878 Osi 4>6.ul3 100
Pay warrants 3.!!a So o. .0,3 3,4 bi3 s35 $50
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the Clearing
House Association compares as follows
with the previous weeks figures:
ACTUAL CONDITION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
Trial of Lord Cechrane.

but II was unfortunate for Lord Coch-
rane that the Captain de Berenger re-
ferred to In his own affidavit. who was a
French Baron and acting Adjutant Of n
volunteer battalion. turned out to DO the
original OF the mysterious Colonel do
BurEh, the "officer In flag OF truce"
who was supposed to have landed at Deal
with the news Of Bonapartes death.
The Government. however. was now
moving In the matter. and on April ~
Lord CochrRne. and the five others al
ready mentioned. together with Baron de
Bcrenger and Henry Lyle. were indicted
for conspiracy and misdemesnor before
the London Grand Jury. A true bill was
found and then followed In June the
memorable trial before Lord Ellen
borough. which resulted in the conviction
OF all the defendants and their committal
TO the Kings Bench Prison for twelve
months. The Hon. Cochrane Johnston
and Mactae had already absconded be-
fore sentence was passed. Lord Coch-
rane and I'utt were fined $1,000 and.
with De Berenser. were condemned to be
sent in the pillory in the city opposite to
tho Royal Exchange for one hour
This last part of the sentence was not
carried out, though Lord Cochrane pro-
tested bitterly against its omission II
am innocent he declared. but II guilty
l do not desire any remission OF the
though he was not set in the pillory'
both he and his uncle. the Hon. Coch-
rRne Johnston. were expelled from the
House OF Commons. Cochrane also being
dismissed from the navy and tho Order
OF the Bath. lie retained, however. the
sympathy OF his constituents at West
minister. who promptly sent him back TO
the House at the ensuing election.
Lord Schrsne never ceased protesting
his innocence. and after accepting the
command of the Chilean navy and per-
forming many brilliant exploits in Ameri-
can waters, he at length succeeded in OBJ
taining a free pardon. This. however.
was not quite the same thing as a reopen
ing Of the whole case. for which he was
always pressing on the ground OF Lord
Ellenborough's alleged bias. In 1882 he
was restored to his position In the navy
and fifteen years later was rcadm!tted
to the Order Of the Bath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

The State Banking Department reports
the condition OF the State banks and trust
companies not reporting to the Clearing
House: 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

The Liverpool market was quiet. There
Fs quiet business in spot cotton, with
n.idling point higher, at 7.Osd. Sales
5000 bales Receipts. 10000 bales. includ-
ing $1,000 American.
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"The Infamous Hosx.s

committee OF the gentlemen Of the
Stock Exchange was also appointed ito
endeavor to trace out the authors of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

Infamous hoax" On March Z We read
that tho following notice was posted up
at the Stock Exchange:
Committee Room. March 4 .is1a.
1T 10 particularly requested that all
the members Of the Stock Exchange who
transacted business. either directly or
indirectly. from any OF tho persons un-
aforementioned. on Monday, the EAST OF
February. last. will favor the committee
with an Interview:
Hon. Cochrane Johnston. Il. q. Butt.
Lord Cochrane. Mr.. Holloway. Mr.. San
dom, MFR. McRae.'"
or these. McIlac and Sandom were OBJ
scure adventurers who played the part Of
the white cocknded gentlemen In the chaise
ana -FOUR which purported to bring the
news. ana IIutt was well known as a
iinancier who transacted n good deal Of
business on change for Lord Cochrane.
And now. with the definite appearance
on the scene Of six Of the eight indi-
Viduals aftcrward found guilty OF con-
spiracy TO dcfraud. we reach the second
act OF the traGi-comedy. The evidence
OF various stock brokers was conclusive
~ to the enormous quantities Of Omnium
and consols bought and sold by Lord
Cochrane. tho Hon. c. Johnston and Mr..
mutt. all OF whom had unquestionsbiy
OF February 21. That iW itself. OF course.
was no proof Of their completely IN the
"nefariOus fraud Of that date.
All sorts Of disparaging rumors were.
however. flying about. and Lord Coch-
rane deemed II advisable apparently 10
mako the first move by swearing an an.
davlt to the effect that the only person
In military uniform he had seen on Feb.
ruary 81 was a certain Captain de Beren-
ger. who called ut his house on personal
matter and that further his dealings in
the stocks were in the ordinary course Of
business and had nothing to do with
the hoax"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

Important changes in cash holdings and
loans OF the banks and trust companies
ara follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

The appe nded table gives The percentage
OF cash reserves to deposits of the more
prominent banks and trust companies:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15
LAGRANGE ID TAKE ! OVER WATERWORKS Deal Effective June 1-New Source of Water Supply
 Will Be Purchased
HOP

LaGrange. Ga, May 14.-tSpecial.)-At a meeting of the city council this afternoon deal was closed with the American Pipe and Construction company whereby the present waterworks system passes into municipal ownership
 This city will take over the plant on June l. The bonds which were voted in 1912 for the construction of a municipal waterworks plant have been sold and the money will be used in making many inn provements on the old plant. A new source of water supply will be purchased and the city of LaGrange will be given the advantage of much better quality of water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15
Shriners Return Home

afAnniston. May H-tSpecial)- Shriners who attended the convention in Atlanta this week have returned home and they state that il was tnquestion- ably one of the largest gatherings of the kind in the history of Shrinedom. Among those who went from here were w. H. Weatherly, w. c. CrutchfieN. W. A. Darden, L. L. Scarborough, pr. R. c. Young, C, R. Bell, Ridgely Miller. Earl Mason and large number of unnitiate visitors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

CALIFORNIA Delano in Kern Co. Garden spot of the San Joaquin Valley. Surrounded by Orange Lemon. Olive. Apricot. Prune, Fig Alfalfa and Vegetable Ranches. To close up ap estate we are offering extraordinary Values in town lots, close in on S0-foot street.
 s6O TO s75 Per lot. monthly payments. Buy for in vestment or future home. Write for particulars. CALIFORNIA 7 HOME LANDS COMPANY. Trust and Savings Bldg. Los Angeles. California.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

FIVE room new bungalow on South side,-15 minutes from town. near car line, corner lot, all street im- provements in and paid for. garden, lawn and shade trees. House has fur mace heat with large cement base- ment and coal chute from side street into coal bin. handy to furnace. Elec- tric lights, telephone. tile bath, hot water. buffers pantry, large pantry in kitchen and closets in every room, $4350 s350 cash and balance on easy terms. Main 23T3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

A COUNTRY home strictly modern and up-to- date. one block from Edge wood car line, has nearly an acre of land, Is ideal for chickens and has large garden spot. Electric lights, telephone, hot and cold water. sanitary connec- tions, bath and lavatory. furnace heated, beautiful electric fixtures. Lot is fenced in with small mesh woven wire fence with hedge around front of house; $4500. Terms Main 2S73.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

FOR SALE-AY sacrifice. nice bedroom. dining and kitchen suit all or in part
 if you can uss anything come look this over. muss sell at once. good reason for selling. Main sa76. 2o2s Humbolt ave.
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|0NE GENT 4 WORD|0NE CENT 4 WORD
WANTED AGENTS

UATES-One cent word dnys no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first iDser. ton. Cnss o,"st rr"",npr"y order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

FOR SALE=By owner at a bargain, modern 9-room house in Norwood Apply ZOOS Sd ave. Main 91S6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15
AUDITORS

Jefferson Audit Company, c. Sandusky.
 manager; accountants, appraisers, sys- tematizers. 924 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Telephone Main 6512. 5-10-22t
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RE OF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15
FOR SALE FOR DIVISION.
 FERN OITARRY PLACE

FOR SALE FOR DIVISION.
 FERN QUARRY PLACE. l060 acres in north Alabama, Colbert coun- ty. Northern Alabama railroad passes through this property. Quarry of good building stone. All in timber, consist ing principally of pine, oak, poplar, hickory, etc. Some fine white oak, pop lar and hickory. Average cut 1400 feet to acre. Several desirable building sites near springs. A fine mineral spring close to the railroad Land rolling with some good farming land. Land adjoin- ing held at $20 per acre. Price for land and timber $650 per acre.
 J. D. WEEDEN & CO.
 103 Court st.. Florence. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

SIX-room modern bungalow on corner lot. one block from three car lines. on Southside has furnace heat, all in- provements and conveniences, near park and in good location $4250 terms. or will consider lot in trade. Main 2373
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

FOR SALE-A bargain, lot 45x140 feet at Woodlawn two blocks from car line, beautiful building lott was for sale at s950, but owner leaving city and will sell for $500 cash l.. P. Hill 1924 4th ave. Phone 4T22.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

COUNTRY HOME BARGAIN Bea utiful country home, consisting of 5 acres of rich. level land. running water. situated on pike road, 2S miles of Bir- mingham, 300 yards of R. R. station, town of 1000 people, large Broom. 2-story well built house. in grove of large oaks, servants house, barn and garage House alone cost S3000 to build Price for quick sale, 5000. on terms.
 JAS B. DRAKE.
 Phone 24l7. 26 N. 18th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

ANNOUNCEMENT l wish to announce to my friends and patrons that l am now connected with the real estate firm of Hines X John stone We are in position to get money for your real estate or real estate for your money.
 JAMES DODGE
 With
 HINES X TOMBSTONE. 535-6-7 Brown-MarX. M. $40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

LUNCH ROOM-Best location, cheapest rent, good lease. doing fine. for sale; very low; other business cause of sale. 1724 Sd ave.
 FOR SALE-If you need first-class road ster almost good as new. See it at 113 $. Fist st. Bargain for cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15
ONE CENT 4 WORD.
FOR SALE

RATES-Oue cent r worS . dny: ad
 taken for iess thnn .5c for first inser- tten. t-as, rsust "cce,,,urav or,.er
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FCR RENT.-ROOMS

RATES-Oue cent n word n days rO nd
 vipp F..~s -s.-.s --.,.o,uss-~ Sralrp
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NEATLY furnished rooms for light housekeeping, reasonable rent. GA 17th st., N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

NICELY furnished or unfurnished rooms in South Highland home: delightfully."- cool. no children; F block from two loop cars. Phone 1272-J. 1908 s. 14th st.
 5-14-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

TWO front rooms in modern home. 121S 20th st. s. Main CLAW
 12-31 -tf-We-ff-slI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

NICELY furnished room. adjoining bath at lS3l llth ave. S.; also excellent table board. Location deal everything mod ern. Prices reasonable. Call and inves- tigate. Main 6997.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

FOR RENT-Three rooms, partly fur
 nished or unfurnished, for light house.
 keeping; gas, electric lights. water pri- vate bath, hot and cold water; refer
 ences exchanged. Apply 1204 Huntsville ave. 5-15-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

BACHELORS Do you realize how independently, how luxuriously, how conveniently, congenially, how economically you can live at The Ridgely. Rooms with pri- vate bath or use of shower baths furnished or unfurnished.
 JEMISON R. k. X INS. CO, 2l1 N. 20th St. Phone 52SO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-15

SECRET SERVICE WORK handled with skill and ability: secrecy guaranteed in all cases; investigations of all kinds; lost witnesses located. Office 1421 Amer ican Trust Bldg. Phone Main 2ss.
 5-1O-3Ot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-12
Wabpr gpiegel
Nuser Stanbc ben Wuiifern in ibrcr
aoutroperie nit Der Gartbeb6roe
su belien.

Cine Delegation ser @iuiiter Shub'
geieuIhait iprn6 geitern bei 8iirger'
metiter Spiegel Dor in ser SoiinIng,
oab ser 9iirgcrmeiiter i'm Stanoe
ieiu ipiirbe, oen Union. .Muitfern in
ibrem Sample nit Der @arfbeboroe
3u belien.
Ser 9iirsermeiiter erfIarte Ser
Delegation. baB er 5u ieinem 2eio.
lueien uitu I'M Stanoe lei. linen III
irgenbeiner @eiie bcbilili9 gu ieirl,
bemn Die Yarffomnliilion lei eine ab.
ioIut ielbitltGnoiee geboroe. Ger
giirgermeiiter nabm @elegenbeit Sl
betonerL bab er nit Der Wfllitfer.
SfusgeieQitait pon gau3em Ser5en
ipnpatbiiirt, neil es ieiner 2lniift
mad nidt seredt erideint, oaB SelItc,
Die 0erltisrntiifer iino ieiern mil.
len. pGbrenS 9eute, Die pGbreno oes
Cages nnoerlpeitig beidaftigt iino
uno Die Wuiif nur 70 nebeniG6li6 be.
trei6cn, geidaitigung finoen.
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Sns 3mhtbaus
8ebt Der Sarmi6iuinoler 2eou ",
Eotter pDu GleUslauo.

9eon gS. Gotter alias Charles ".
Berrp Don GIepeIuno. o. befanntc
iib geitern Dor guubeSrihter Soai.
tier iduIoig oieYoit 6u betriigeriiten
3luedeu benIst gu baben uno lpurSe
81 pier Sabren 3udtbaus uerlirtbeilt,
Die er in Woumospille, g9. @a, gu
perbiiben baben ipirb.
Butter's Spe3iaIitdt mar ser
SarmidpinoeI. Gr piIeste nit Silie
uon gelaIid)ten geiiBtiteln6armIdnoe.
reien Die ibm nid)t gebGrten 5u per.
fnIfeu lrS bat aui Oieie s9eiie cine
Reibe BON Gerionen bereingeIegt Gas
Ieste Spier, cin getpiiier g8. 8.
Diorrical. Dem 8otter cine i6m gar
nift sebOrige 5arm III Der Rdbe bon
gatapia, O.. oertaufte, biibte bel Die.
fem SdJpinoel feline seiamnteu @r.
iparniiie i'm getrase uon 1882 ein.
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2lnt Wfontag
@irD bic SreibrieffOmmiiiiun lire
Sdlufucriammlung abbalten.

alQer @abri6eiuIidfeit na6 miro
ii9 Die 6reibrleifommiiiion am Dion.
tag gtahmittag line bic pertagen.
8an6 oeiinitlu mar oas 1atlm iiir
ole S6IuBiiBmg geiteru nod nidt
ailberallnt lDoroen, aber Die WCbr-
5aDl Der 5reibrieftomntiiiare mar Der
9lniidt, OaB Wtontag 9ta6nIittag Der
geeignete 3eitpulft sur oeiinitiOen
9iuilolung Der aomnliiiion iein mir
De, nadoeln nunmebr Der 5reibriei
ausgaarbeitet uno Der 5reibrieient.
murt III 0eorudter 6orm li9 in ben
9dnoen Der iammtIi6en @abler Der
Staot beilnoet.
@eIegentIi6 oteier S9IuBperiamm,
lung miro Serretar @Qis au6 oen
6inan6beribt porlegen
l!ub oieier Ycrdt oiirite ergeber,
oaB Die aommiiiion iebr ipuriam ge.
nirtbifaftet bot unb BON ben ibr 5ur
8erfiigung geiteaten 8eIoern nod ct.
pa $4,000 al Die StaOt 5uriideritat.
ten fann.
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GL.'&rlaabnikiheiRe.

lSames Mc9rann IT,, SO, 2029 Mars
( quis Ctr.
Della Morton, SO, 529 Glart Str.
(5arrp R. 9obe, %, 258 Quolop @r.
lUfarjorie u, GaBman, 81, 20 Gal
boun Ctr.
! Soiep9 ). GuinIan, "a, 948 Carr
! Strabe.
l5ussl UaItsr, 18, 1921 Poplar Ctr.
)Mi3asI Gonbp, %, Carthage.
lWtarp 6. 9alep, 35, 676 GlenppoO
Ipenue.
{Diuium G. Cooper, 81, 8ilmiustun,
! S6iO.
l2ouiie SermerSiHs, 25, 1870 @ine
Strabe.
(8iais 6. Bacon, %, ct. gernarb.
(gIiie R. Bacon, 90, gIepes, 8.
(Ro6ert selbert. %, 1880 gtut6 Ore.
Stella SrIit, 20, AZ ct. 2essr 6Iata.
(GoparO 5. sano 27, 2573 SreOOr
I place.
lSertruoe Us. spaigsr, 10, 1858 aiDs
Def 4ps.
)Jrant q. Barter, %, 425 Mc9resur
2lpenue.
@ictoria Soffmonn, 25, 43o ReiiIb
Noenue
JQlbert SpambaIo, At, Repport.
Gpoid WulIen, %, 223 SoeOn ctr.
Sarolo Blaine @Oprt, 90, 4234
6umiltpn Qpe.
9iolu Caroline Renner, 26, llnipers
iitp Court.
Soiepb gfi9ting, "a, 1888 grsmen
StraBe.
gtbel Clements, "a, Bomb 9iG.
RaIpb J. RIinssnbers, %. geleDus,
9entutD.
RoIe 9rus, %, Norpopo.
!. HdnioM Scott, ~, l433 G!Hl
Strdbe.
Sola gtbsl NsptoH, "a, 1415 besgl.
UlarimiIian guiam, "a, 1643 GOOs
per IpeHue,
Bertha I. &p6, 27,GoeoaIe, 8.
2ouiia 9. 9Iatsmors, 80, 1927 oar,
pep Ipenue.
Gillian GmeIia Weruer, %, WtitGea
uHo 2ptban 4pe.
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3rei gelbftmDrbb
ltnternabm Sran Reters i'm syrauen.
8efdusnih in Nurwoob.

5rau Oilliam peters, bic Gattin
eines 5elegrapbiiten uno Mutter Don
bier ainbern, bate ii8 seIteru Dor
8iirgermeiitsr Gnselbdrot in Rprpoob
unter Der geidulbigung Der 3runtsn.
belt uno pes ungebiibrIitsn getras
gems 5u perantportsn. Die Frau
DurOe duf 9runb eines bon ibrem
Wdnne erfpirtteu SaftbsfsbIs in @es
fpabridm genommen. Wie 5err peters
ansab, bate bic 6rau in Der Srunz
tenbeit bic &inber nit einem aroben
5ol3bammer mibbonbelt. Die Srau
Durbe nu4 Der Befpeisoufnabme su
30 3dasn 4rbeitsbaus perurtbeiIt.
Rad ibrer 9erbaftung untsrnabm bic
frau i'm 5rauen 9efdnsnib brei
Selbitmoropsriufe 3und9it per-
iuhte iie ii6 an einem Strumpf, ben
lie su einem Strid suIammenssbrebt
bate, gu erbIngen. 9ieier gors
iab fpurbe pon benz Oete.ttp sSenite,
ips!der bas R6teln Der Jrau b0rts,
pereitsli. SEPT oerfsrtiste bic 5rau
aus sinem Sui 5entud unb sinem
Sbeil tbres llnterrodes sinen Strid,
ipelher iie ins Ssnfsits bsi6rbsrR
iollte. I6er duh bierin bate bic
Sruu teinen Griols, ba ibr @orbaben
re6t5ei.ig bsmertt tpurbs. Cine Suts
mabel, tpelds bic 5rau in ibrem aIeib
perborsen bate, ioIlte gum GrTolg
fiibren. Die Gyau ita9 iicb piebers
bolt nit Der BABEL in ben gals, bod
mar bas ReiuItat ui6t bas sepiini5.
te, ba bic RabeI ebenfaIIs fortgenOms
men ipurbe unb bic Srau aIsbann Biz
gum Ssrmiu Dor 9iirsermeiitsr gns.ls
barbt inter ftGnbiser getpa6ung
blieb. Bel bem seitrissn Sermin Isste
Die Srau cine erftaunlids anItbliitiss
lett an ben Sag unb bate nidts 5u
tbrer GntI6uIbiguns pprSubrinsen.
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| ii6 bes Srisbenebru6s unb Der Be
brobuns bes Better 8. Grsn4 bon To.
3131 Gdftern 4psnne fduIbig gemd9t
bdben fo(lte. OerDerbaftst. ipar2puts
Stit4en. Gum srDbten @rItaunen bes
5ilfs : Sbetiffs unb bes aldsers
entpuppte ii6 Der @erbaitete als Der
poli5iit Gouis 3itden bon go. 551
2usculum 2lpenue. Weber Der 4lGs
ger nod irgenb elmer Der 3eu9en
fannie ben gOli5iiten, unb ma9te Der
Sberiffs 9ebilfe gerabe aud tein
allsu i9laues GeIi6t, ais er pers
nabm, baB er einen Si6er6 6eitsnG9tsr
fdli4lih borsefii6rt babe. 8a feline
&ntlage gegen ait6en Dorlag, ipurbe
er iofort entlaiien.
Cine Wuni3ipdlgsri6tss sSurb, ipelds
unter bem prGiibium bes Sberri6ters
Stride suiammeneetreten mar, ipra4
ssitern ben Gebriibern Walter uno
GaDrence Sesner ben 8strag BON
1925 in ibrer G3absnerIabtfage gez
gen bic Cincinnati 3raction 60. in
!6Obs bon $3.50 gu. Die alase mar
burd cine aarambolase psruria6t,
ipelde am 7. MidrS ituttfunb unb BEL
Der Elm pfsrb Der aldger get0btet
purbe. Die Shulb an bem lnfuG |
iOQ ouf Seiten bes Wlotormannes |
Der neutrality-suspicious. gelegen
baben.
Trau Hellie Walfer bon glo. 301 |
sripirtte aeitern i'm Wuni.
etnen Saftbefebl geqen ).
VI. Gbenault BON No. 504 SIT 5.
Strabe pesen angebIi4en Qnqriffs |
uno aorperOerlebung, tpelfs 5but
Oarin beitano.n baben IOQ. LAB
Sbenault ben 8eriu6 ma4te. bic
+ rau su tiiiien. Wte Srau Walter
lei gtenuult eines Ruhts
in ibr 6aus getpmmsn unb babe ihr
bic Rddrift iiberbraht, bab ibr
Nann pl0sIi6 in eiHem ReItaurant
'rtrantt lei. 5rau Walter bate iid
'6neQ ansetleibet uno elite auf bic
5trabe. Sier babe lie GbenauIt umz
lrmen un6 tiifisn tpollen, mas ibm
lber nift gelang.
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Gamfag
@iro Der eritc Spatenitid fir bus
dcnliidc GabUratOrinm Der
ltuiueriitGt getban.

9Im Sanlitag g}odjmittag miro i'm
gurnet @ooO5 Earf Der erite Spaten.
it'd fitr oa5 proieftirte @ebduoe &c.
tban luerocn peI1bes oas neue DENT
Idle &aboratorium Der llniperiitit
entbnLten miro. @ei 0ieier @elegenbeit
miro 8roieiior 6ronf 8igglesmortB
Glorfe, Ger Gbefdeuifer i'm geoIoei-
i6en gurenlt Der 8ereinigten Stan.
ten, Der ieiner3eit Der erite 4roieiior
Der Gbcmie al Der bieitaen llntDerIt-
tGt gelueieu, Die iSeitreOe baIten.
guBeroem balten nod Serr @mil
Yollaf, Der 8oriiser oes gaufontnlit.
tees 6es llniucriit6tsratbs, Or. =. ".
Gnbner, Der Erdiioent Der llniperit.
tat, iomie Grofeiior 6. ". Sores,
Der grliibent oes bieiigen 3lpeigper-
banoS Der 9Imerican Chemical go
cietp, 2lnIpra6cn.
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8crt6lDier Shed.

Gin Nunn beiien perfonalbc.
ihreibuna Der poItSei mitaetbetlt purs
De. eridien in benz @ei9dft BON @ils
liam Sanien. Ro. 239 WeIt McWi>
den 4pe. unb touite 8aoren i'm Be
trn1e BON $1.5o. 3ur gegleidune Ieis
ner Rednuna adb Der llnbetdnnte eli
men Gbed in 6Dbe BON So in 3ablrng,
peIber auf bic erite Na-ipuaI Baut IN
Repport, Sp., ausoeiteqt uub bon
3. Root inboiiirt mar. Yer Hrembe
erbielt ben 8etraa DON $3.50 surnd;
bod ftelIte ii9 ipGter beraus, bab Der
Ghed ipertblos ipar.
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sd,neaer Sob.

9eim usberfabrsn Der Giienbabn.
areuauna Der Rorfplt II. Reitern
9abn. an Der Sbap glpenue, itiirstc
aeitsrn Der autfber eines Daeens
pI0BIid DON feinsm Sit uno psritarb,
sbs ibm iratlide Ollie au 3heil pers
ben tonnte. Gs niro anaenommen,
bab Der 0eritorbsnc Der 45 Sabre allie
&utider Benjamin Gbipuros an Der
13. Strabe pohnbaft 1T. Coroner Or.
6oertmebsr. peldcr bena6rifligt
purpe, itelte fsit, baB Der Munn eir
ner 9ebirnbIutura erlesen 1T. lisb
icco1 bic 2eihe nah Der Npraue
brinasn. I'm ben SObten nit BE.
ittmmthcit ibentifisiren au tDnnen.