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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Another difficulty that j. going 10
bother the mcdiators "A lot is Ia fix up
things Ia suit The FAN ColqHtt. rcpub-
lico dcmocrakco aid society on the Texas
border. Symptoms are alarming even
Now. First thing w know the Governor
what's dir matter with Silliman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

%iiucrta wants u provisional govern
mcnt ia whiah there shall bc no Car
rauziSias. The constiiutionalists want
one IN which there shall bc no IIucrtiS-
taS. Right there i. where We see. rising
above the troubled waters. Il cloud a To-
bigger than a mans hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

thing. In that ease a couple Of short
hand writer's might b~ allowed ia 20
asong "a preserve the records of that
seance for future generations. The
record could be- amplified later by a few
comments frra leading doctors II the
city on the relations Of dc.aycd meat
with typhoid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

We. isnacc: YOU must not conclude
from the culoIrl's tales ~ singing
Slamians and streams If .parklcrs
hc was trying 10 20 Sinbad or Prince
.jczc>haad several better. The col
oncl ~ prally not Jealous Of a single
hero IT fiction from the Arabian
Nights down 10 Baron Munchausnc.
san Antonio Express.
No. Yet why leave a phenomenon
ike The plaeing If Il thorsand mile rive
IN a 5o1 mile valley without any ade
luaie explanation When "a man act
like Sinbad or MEnchau>rn what's th
answer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
Mississippi River Bridge to DC Built

az new OrleanS.-it seems mat the pro
iect Of a bridge over the Mississippi
near New Orleans. first proposed in
lNrS. j. f. be nut through. The origin
al design WAS for u crossing about four
or five miles above New Orleans. where
no change Of bed or banks has occur.
red IN the recorded history Of the riv-
or. The span Of the cantilcvcr bridge
was "a ~ 1910 fct between rcnicrs of
main piers. the suspended span being
40 feet lrng and the anchor arms each
eco feet : inches in length. The foun-
dafinns were IL extend a. 40 fee, he
low low wafer and were tc rest unon q
bed "a firm sand. The piers were e. be
sunk nv dredging through open wells
on cylinders. The present plan call.
for a double deck bridge. one deck for
highway and electric railway travel.
and the other for railway service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
Promise for Four-Wheel Drive Trac.

tors.-As 4 result of the tests of four.
wheel drive tractors. which have Just
been completed by French army auth
critics. il il likely that the number of
these vehicles in use in The army VII
To- increased. Thirteen vehicles test
ed and all Of them proved remarkably
efficient there were no mechanical
troubles. The rules of the competition
required that f~our-cviindcr motors he
used and that carburctors operate
equally well with gasoline. alcohol or
benzolc. Some Of the vehices showed a
high ~ ~ ton-mIlcs a. the gallon of
fuel. The average consumDfion of the
heavy tractors was II to % miles n-r
gallon 81 fuel of the light ones. 3 miles
to the gallon. The supreme test required
that the tractors ascend \ - per cent
grade CARRYING their rated canacitics:
no traders were hauled in this test.
MI ~ the vehicles assembled without
trouble. though but one was able 10
stationary on the hill with ONLY
one set Of brakes applied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Sounds Rcas0nahle.-'What should
h. done in n case If drowningf'' asked
the iimid man who was learning 10
swim.
well" replied the Instructor. ~
should think the natural thing would be
TO have a funeral."-Puck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

senator Ollie Jam =. III rfs
the vanity of some 80, ticiaS
m incident IN the >c-vsc off y.
of the Kentucky Legislature
THE day hefore tbs man !
liver a certain speech Saw
James. he sent u JtLpsge rec
10 all the State papers. IN p...
pcar-d this paragraph :
But the hour grows ate. a
close NO \o,'"Go ID, Cos y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Mr.. Roosevelt now realizes peshap~
why Mr. Landor was christcncd Savage
New York Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

llowcvcr. nose Tampico oil wells have
been a bad tire insurance risk for some
time Syracuse Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

That river was not the first thing ia
colonel ever discovered" that was vel
known before. Norfolk Ledger Di>patcl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

A Southern official dropped ia 10 ~
face the editor. lie didn't succeed. In
Paris they send their wivcS.-tlcycland
Plain Dealer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

tnselfish.-Littlc r. US ~. to
a family of five. One I-orninE s4mc
into the house c~Arryi.g iii auS
which he brought 10 hk mott X = ng
Look, mother. herr are trsr~l ,lcs
for each one of us"
Here is one fur IA her. 4 60 ,irrc
Is for motherl II re is t-rf r'sl
Here the baby bit ther, Snc
for Della. the maid
Ralph was lost in n ought wv J no.
mcnt. then cherriulIy ried.
"Oh. well never mind. mott .slia
can have mine and III liz tfur-
pcr'S Monthly.
4 Difficult ,process = he
matter. Chief asked the Co. liz
Ter of the cannibal ling. .1ok
a little pale around the gill
lin Afraid thai last ssr.lary
ate has disagreed with M 7 aid
the king.
''Oh. that's all right yours - ffv."
said the Vizicr. ITS alwav, II
keen q good man Gown T tt.r's
Weekly.
eoinr.-Durinr rcrfal M. N a
Western city placards %giviups r ~!
the various meanings subs ,> rtc..
were posted IN ronspi, nous I'll ,Dnc
day the following was diSplss
Subject Hell It's L.orat A "a H.
Absolute Certainty"
Thomas Jones. bar tone. a5nu
Tel Mother I'll BE- Fherc. t.adics
Home journal.
Easily Rcmcdiel.-A Gira 4 fnan
who bad been n widov M, = ffcw
months recently announccdt : w shc
was about 70 re wed Her D.. r-un
children questioned the pr u y
an early wedding and one ci re-
marked:
Why. the grass j. Aardly n on
grave vet
The widow rep ed:
well. ] guessswe an So sn'p'
wcs'-Exchangc.t
Does II Fit-"Ycu must - sscr
else. said the physic On. -" = an
means worry less. Plas COLTS
doctor replied tie nat gou
mean well. hut u mar who nv.
kind Of gclf cant hclp worT
The Jokes in this 'lcpar / r arc
-ullrd from the Texas Hcalta 'us tin
The Herald accepts tsem I alna-
part ~ the great vtrk nf 4 sion
IN which the hoard % falth - IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Better be up and doing beseS
other chap heats rs to it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

It's Investment If Won win al \
if Won lose. =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
WITH THE EDITORS
THE MELLEN VIEW OF BUSINESS
RESPONSIBILITY.

We think Mr. llcllcn. former president
of the New York. New Haven and Hart.
ford railroad. il the most interesting
witness that has taken the stand in "A
recent times. Indeed. We recall no
other witness in similar Proceedings
whose hStimoIU can he compared with
his IN some Of lis features. We haze
sftcn had examples If people who were
naked aud not ashamed, hut We do not
recall any who in az organization nf
this kind seemed To- take u pleasure i'm
stripping himself 10 the skin aud Smil-
ing over The exposure. Ihc brutal frank.
ness of Mr.. Mcllcn's words and rcvela-
tion>. the utter absence of "A conscious
ness of wrongsoing. his apparent entire
contempt for public opinion, constitute
an extraordinary. if not new. chapter ia
the moral criminology of business cropk
edncss. Most mcn IN such situations.
even when forced to admissions Of cul.
pability. have had a word of defense or
eStcntuatinn. Mr.. Mcllcn appears Ia
consider what he did ~ needing no de-
fcnSc-as matter 81 fact transactions
which were a part ~ the ordinary days
work. ln order 10 --cure the amend
mcnts that h. wanted "a hi, charter he
was quge willing 10 hrihe the devil or
any of H. imps. and in doing 50 he had
y" computations. for he believed he was
serving the interests he represented.
Warren Hastings admitted many black
things in his East Indian record when
called hefss' the bar of Justice Ia a..
count for his stewardship. hut h. pleaded
a. an excuse for them his love If coun.
Try and his desire a. proIrotc English
glory. But Mr.. Mcllcn does not see that
there j. anything 10 apologize for IN his
moral code. With him special interest.
were first. and their welfare ~sanctificd
anything that might be done. \ most
curious shady il business conscience. in
business dcprayity- not 80 much the sur
render 10 evil a. the moral hardening
which regarded il n good Baltimore
sun.
The weekly press that hold fo the he.
lief that the ol'o4i saloon il i relic II
the frontier and has no place in our civil.
izatiu: that believe in the rule ~ the
people. instead Of a government by cor.
po%rations and special interest. should
east this tommy rot that j. being sent
hy the Commercial Secretaries n
over the name of Peter Rad.
ford and Lewis. i'm the waste basket b,.
aus they laugh IN their sleeves ~ vonr
simplicity in allowing them 10 use the
Of yonr paper - an Instrument
IT your owsl destruction. Free Lance.
An American traveller honlr from BRA
I'll SAYS the Roosevelt expedition has
the most favorable Impressions:
that the lsoosesent account viii NO
doubt c~riticisc some ~ the English trar
rlcr> who have written Of the frrrors Of
he white ans grave. but Il will be- a
10 science aud geography 10 have
an unbiased view Of the hitherto puzzlinr
Roosevelt a. an unbiased writer
will be n treat for the gods as well as
men. Fort Worth Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21
Astronomical kilograms

fA'N
annual report of the Director If liar
ward College Observatory reviews brief
~ the ielrcraphic arrangements by
which announcements Of impnrtan as
Economical discoveries and ohScrya-
lions are given ~ the world. The dis
trlhuting center in America is the Har-
yard Observatory in Europe. the Kiel
Observatory. \ new object discovered
in one continent j. likely ~ d. observed
on the following evening: hence the
necessity for this prompt Interchange
II information. Tho expense of cabling
american observations Ia Kiel Is horne
entirely by the Harvard Observatory.
~ah'crram~ received from Kirl arr gen
erallv distributed in this country by
might letter. aud MAY thus b. trans
mif;ci in ordinary language instead
If cipher without increasing the rx
pcnSr. They are sent Ia all institutions
and individuals who express n wish "a
receive them and who IRE 10 p.v the
telegraph charges from Harvard. Dur
ing the year ended September 3Oth.
last 3S teiographir announcements were
made. mainly relating f. The discovery
comets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

The Jokes in this 'lcpar /
cnllrd from the Texas Hcalia
The Herald accepts txem "a
hlc part ~ the great work nf 1
in which the hoard o. : .alth 5
gagged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-21

Does II Fit -'Ycu must - ser
else. said the physic on. -. = an
means worry less. Plas COLTS
doctor. replied tse nat rou
mean well. hut d man who : my
kind Of golf cant hclp WORE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
(finhrcdirr hcrhnftet

Inter Ser 9(uihuI0igung, ougeb-
lid III ser g2obt bonn Wlittmo6 auf
Gonnerita9 in Die 9alt6iitte oes Son.
traftors g8illiam s. Sbonlpion an
Der @de bon Charles ru0 9ieeo-
StraBe eingebroden inO aus oeriel-
ben 8pei G0de, einen &euolper nnO
Glide Siitrimente i'm @eiamnltper.
tbe bon $2650 geitoblen 81 bo6eu,
muroe oeitert oer,33 Sabre alte, mob.
nitngsloie @iQiom S. &eQeD ourd
9iidter Supplee in Der mittleren go
li3eiitation Dem @eri6tsDerfa6ren
iiberpieien. aeaeD ipurOe geitern bon
Dem @oli5iiten Cooper per6oftet, ais
er oen geriuh ma6te, Glide ser &C.
iiobteuen @egenitdnoe 5il perfailfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

WeIO aus OeiterrciGJ.

Sr. @. 2ouis Setter, Der oIterrei.
hiibe GoniuI, lit geitern belia9rid-
tiqt porncn ooB oie oiterrei6ilde
9aeqieriine ooS @elo fiir ben Sobof,
ben sic 9esiering foufte, ebe Der
arieg ous6ro6, jett eeionot bat.
Sin 0rtttel Der Sunme BON iinge'
f6br $t.500,OOO fontmt nod 1Sorp-
Iono. Sr. Setter mics oororf Dilt
ooB Die 6indn6eir Der oiterreidiid.
ingoriidcn @lonortie iid in gutenl
8iiitonoe befinOen niiilien, wenn bic
icl6c ipdbreno oes Sricees oen So-
bof 6e6oblen fonn Der nod niAt ein-
NAL lofort biniibergeionot werOen
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
gScrii6tc ii Gin6riidle.

9IodOem iid ser 91eger Soiepb
@olloce, BON Ger. 7O5, Gbur6itroBe,
iduIoig befonnt 6atte, bier Ginbrii-
DE beriibt oll bo6en, imo bon Dem
%oIi5eiridter @oloen in Ger moro
weitIideu &oIi5ciitotion Sen @roB-
eeibworenen ii6erontportet woroen
mor, eeitono CT iieben ipeitere Sin.
Bride Elm. Gr 5eigte Sen @oIi0iiten
0ie SGuier, welde er beiu6t 6otte.
Gs moren Dies sic 9o6nlngen bon
Srau 6ronf Siloe6rono, Scr. 516,
ro-Strider. .StroBe; Srou 9(lice
6. 9eorion, Ger. ZIG, 01oro.g(rling-
ton-9lbemie; 6rou 9fobert N3ortin,
9fr. CAB, g}oro.Gol6oun StroBe;
9lleronoer So5niof, 91r. 623, 91or0-
Sutton .9lpenue; 6rou 91ewberrD. g1r.
627 g3oro. .5uIton-9lpenue; Or. Sri.
ser, Scr. 639, gior0- Sutton .9(bcnue.
liu0 Srou emma Oelocour, Scr. 639.
g}or0. Strider. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
@nie6a4.

9ie 9oltimorer Serropins ipiel-
ten eeitern bier 5ipci Spiele nit Dem
Club bon ct. 2ouis, bon Oenen iie
oos erite Spiel geponnen. 9os
5meite muBte nod Der 7. Snning Der
9unfelbeit wegen eingeitelt mer-
oen uno bIie6 unentidieoen. 08or-
gen Montae, fin0en wieoer 8wei
SpieIe itott, Ooeegen fdat Oas SpieI
ON 0ienitog aus. 0ie Score an
Sonlitog mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
0nrae Gtaofneniafeiten.

Die Gonniliion fir offentli6e Be
triebe III beno6ribtigt poroen, oaB
orei @eieQiHofteu aus @enniplDo.
nieu bier @leftri5itdt liefern, obne
ibre &reisliite mgegeben 81 ba6en.
@or Dem nG6riitIiden @erein Sun.
ger Wldnuer" miro @aitor 81. G.3ieg-
Ter am Gienitoa 9(benO cine 8eoe
6alteu
nSSobnnie" 8oe bon bier bat ii9
in 2onoon bon Sen Gngldnoern an.
perben Iaiien, Inn geeen GeutibIauO
5u f6mpfen.
Sn1 Septem6er iiuo bon bier g.
25O,00O 9uibel @ai5en un0 $3.50.
600 9ui6el Sofer nab Gnelaito uno
6ranfreib erportirt morOen.
Gie Eubmaderin 6lorence Z. Tbo-
mas bon Scr. 1851, 91oro- o-@uD- Str
lit bon ibren1 Wlaune geiAieoen NOR.
BEN nit Dem iie ieit 1906 Oerbeiro.
t6et mar.
@aitor @eter 9linslie bat in elmer
ieiner 9ieoen oeiaet, OaB Die ugil.
oen~ in europa einen 0liiiiondr Oiel
notbmenoiger 6rauhen ais Die Sei.
Den IN SSnoien.
Scr hineiiicbe STUDENT s. Simon
ggoo bat iih ais @naben-funoihaf'
ter bier anlper6en loiien
@ouOerueur Gjolos6oroug5 ipirS
beite in Der ref ct @ouls-mlrebe al
ser Gde BON Galbom- lmo Nhilber.
rDiiraBe cine 9leOe baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
uYafer WeianaOerein. "

Sir ieine, 9(nfaneS nGditen Wfo-
nots ItottfinoenOe 9l6enointerbol-
tllng, ii6te ser ngGder @eioneber-
Gin" eeltern 9[beno in 5iiffeIs Soac
Deri6ieoene Gbore lrnter 2eitimg oes
0irigenteh s. &arolus. 9hd in Ser
@ci6Gftsiibung, in melder @rGii-
bent SSo6n g2eubous oen @oriib uno
Sefret1r Com. 8ortbolme Oos @ro-
tofoll fii6rtc, murOen @orbereitun-
gen fiir 0icie 5eitIidfeit eetroffen.
SrenSe iiber glHflide 6eimfebr.
9lod ieiner 9fiidfebr bon elmer
6reimonotliden Solr in europa
iDuroe Serr 5rieorid @eiomann in
iciner g8obnung, 9ir 3t39, Soit-
9(pe., Canton feItlih entpfangen.
Der gonsc 9[6enO perlief in Ger frob-
lihIten g9eiie, inoem 0ic @Gite nod
&er5enslidt ton5ten uno Sri. 9lnna
g9eiomonn einiee SoIos lang. 9ic
@obnilng mor biibi6 oeforirt imo
Sr. @eiomonn erbielt biele @lu-
menipenoen. Solgenoe @dite naren
anpeieno: Serr uno 6rou 5ranf
@eiomonn sSreo. @eiomonn 9inian
@eiomonn 9[nno @eiomann @ao
@eiomonn N3onlie @eiononn &bi-
lip @eiomonn, &err uno Srau &or-
~ 2onOmonn, Gli5, 9on0monn Su-
liza @Iosnp, 9ouis OTHERS, &err uno
Srou gSm. N3Ders, W1orgoret @1pers,
Grou RiibIine, Sr. rmO 5rou @8a6-
ion Gotie 93ibIing, 6rou 9looms,
6rou Sbanep, Sr. uno 8rai Sro-
rers, Sugo W1aoion, gobert Gum
berIono, 6rou g8ein6ereer, Serr
Simmons, Sronf @De, George 9fiib-
ling, @eorge 0otterpei6, SAUL
Stunt Gbriit. @reter, Somes SliOer
uno George @ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

SIN @inflang nit Sen SonnIun-
gen 6ielt eoitor g9. Z. @romuiid
BON Der oeiitiHen e0ano. ..lut6. 3ions-
Stride in Ct Soiep6, DO welder
Der Geriommhins ais @oit beiuo6n-
te, cine 9lniprode, melde nit groBen
9eiiaa oufgenommen puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
g0etfrennen

Gos ReiuItot Ger Rennen in
SaOre sc Grace por:
4 9fcnnen; embroidery, @lobel
Mlontgomeru. Soberioof; 2. &en-
ncn, gl60on Sanorunning @rcees
3. genuen glction Sonep Bee, Eor.
lor 9op; a. 9}eunen 9uSfin g[mal'
f. Sarrp S6op; 3. @ennen Or.
berth. Sbe gulp 9o0p, Nofburit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

aroere Sol0en Sett fommt ,gete.Sf NIT
ciner ncl cnf0cdicu SDrmel ods SiDncr,
nngcnmiicl nab ncucr licihooc uno eucnl
enIaden @lan. Der ME icblacbi Sns it ocr
Ntluo. mnrm ,WctssSr IN orei Sabren 0ae
mciit 'Qciallitc 0iibncrnu0cu Wdticl gepot0en
IT, oaS Die gSeli lie gcicbeN
9iidbt mcbr nBibia NIT 0iibneranoen dl 6n
.Qudcn. 81 prabcn 81 ithncocn. Hidte aicUi s.
on5 aui'a 0iibncrnuQc 5u oriideu IT, mas ons
5lelid cni5ilnoei oaS 0nbnerange 1,8errtr oaer
zhmer5cn nlnbi. Appn3iri 3lOei [ropcn
oWclesSt" in juel Seilinoen 2as oenhgi ur
lraeno ein 0hbneraune, Snmiee, Usage ooer
NeiOnuln
,Neis 81" miro bon 9poibcicrn ii0eraa iir
2bc. Die SlaiAc pcyiaui. oocr oirci bon IS.
ynurence q 60. 9plcago, pcronot
(gmei0, Sepi27 ,Nops)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
@anfiers ii6ernedmen senSnn6el.

0ie llnni0gIidfeit, @eIoieaoiassen
bon 9(merifo uab OeTterreih Qlagfrp
eelangen 6u laiien, wel6e ieitr96is.
brud oes &rieses beitono, lit MN.
mebr eeudB einen bon Der uSraus-
otlontic SruIt Company" 9lr. Ct
60 @iaiom-Stroite, g1ep Yorf, IAN
oos bieiigc +. t. 5iterreidiih-ungari-
ide Goniulot geri6teten SHreiben
bcieitigt por6cn Syn Der W1ittbei.
lung 6eiBt es, oaB beiaetc @eieaidaft
bon Ser 0iterreidiih ungorii6en
%oit-Sportoiie benahridtigt miir0e,
oaB @elOanmeiiungen mie geipo6nlid)
6eforOcrt meroen. 9ie ,,Sronsatlon-
tic Eruit Co. eiu Concern olterrei.
diid-ungoriiher un0 amerifauiiAer
9antierS uno Fripdtperiondn, erbie-
let iid 8ur lIe6ermeiiung oieier @elo-
iuumen 0eren 9eforoerung auf Dem
sclpobnli6en 9oitipeee no6 pie Dor
nod aiisgcihloiien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

SUN tJNHN AbNAANINJAt
So6u Sopce miro in ser 9}d6e BON
@oit6er's station BON cinem 3u.
&c peritiin1melt. 9liugt nit
Dem GoOe i'm llniperiitdts 500
ipital. 9opmono alingeu.
burg 6ei'm 9oaidu6laufen BON
eiuem 9Iutomo6il getroffeu
3piiden 2e6en imO 800 iHpe6t
ser q Sabre olte So6n Sopce bon
Ger 917 9irgunoDitraBe, melder &C.
itern 9}a6mittog in Der 9td6e bon
@oit6er's station, GarroQ-GountD,
bon eiuem 6ra6t5uge Der Baltimore
Ohio @iien6abn getroffen unO Der
itiinnelt puroe. Nlit einen @oiio-
gier3uge puroe ser @erlebte na6
Baltimore gebro6t unO pom Gom-
0en-9o6n6ofe aus in Der @oli5ei-9lm-
6ulon3 oes weitli6en GiItrifts nod
Oen WorDl1nOer llnioerlitdts-Soipi.
tol gebra6t.
GolI 6ubIGufer berlebt.
&aDmono &lingen6urg ser ~
Sabre olte So6n bon 6rau Bertha
alingen6ltrg, bon Scr. 422, SanOers.
StraBe, rannte geitern 9}admittag
6ei'm Golibubloufen an ser 9iiDer-
iioe-9lDeuue 5piiHen GroB- im0g9eit
ShoBe, in Oas g(utomobil Ser 9ir.
nett goD & gurlop 60, bon Gde
SoworO- lmo SitenOitroBe itnO wur.
Sc 81 9oOeu geidIeuoert Gr erlitt
SdnittplnOen am &opf un0 i'm @e-
ii6t uno @erlebungen al bier Sim
germ ii6er pelde sic 9fd0er Oes
&raftmogens binmegrollten. Ger
G6auffeur Charles So 6osler bon
9}r. 1924, 9it. @leaiant.glpe. 6radte
oen &na6en nod Dem Spred5inmer
Oes Or. SioneD Street all ser Gde
bon Sort glpenue lmO@e6iteritroBe
6ingeripibe obgeidofien.
Die Spite oes rebteu 3eigefiugers
a6geidoiien bat iib geiterl ser 2llt-
waarenb1noler 9(brabom Gudart
BON Scr. 515, 6iio-6rcmont- 9lDemne
ais er einen &eDoloer lnteriudte, ser
i6m 5lm 9ouie onge6oten uuroe. @r
muroe noH Dem MarDldnoer llpjqer-
litdts-@oipitol ge6rabt. ,n,aoc
So6n @ids BON 9lr. t034,, @eii-
9arre-StroBe, mel1er Die SlbHB
waife Dem Gudort 5um anufe qnbot
puroe inter ser 9miduIoi9lmg per.
6aftet, ange6lid i'm Belts eipeso Re-
poluerS gepeien 5u iein, in0, it, ,6ie
weitlihe &oli5eiitotion eingelieferk
@rcis Oerunqliidt.
Shmer5bafte Ieilebunael am
redten gliige bat geitern Der rs Sabre
alte @eorge g3. Eaplor BON @len6ur-
nie, Slime 9lrlli0el-GouttD, erIittcn.
ais er Dor 0em &ouie g}r. 226, Sii0-
@utnu-StraBe, ii6er einen Gra6t
Itiir5te, Ser an elmer aeaertbiire
6ug. Gr wurOe 5uerit nad. Qenl
N}arDldnoer llnioeriitdts 6oibitdl
geleitet uno ipdter uod Der 4obhiiib
ieiuer So1ter al Der @elt-9ombaro-
StraBe ge6radt. sos
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sSames g9olter 4reiton, Der Sobn
Des NRaDors, pelher Den CONNER
iiber fiir Die StraBenourdbruds-
Gommiiiion ais MeBge6iilie arbeitete,
Bat oide Stelitng nieOergelegt INT
feline 2tuoien in Der it1otider b0bc.
ren anabenihule iort3uiesen Spa.
ter miro cr cine ltnioeriitat beilden.
g9ie pom StaatS 0eporteueut
qeitern niitgetbeilt wuroe, befinoen
iib Sic D1otre Game Sd5meitern in
g1amur @elgien, IN o0lli3cr slider.
1eit.,
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