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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
INDIANAPOLIS MEN
WILL VISIT TOWNS

A visit to all towns between In
dianapolis and Centerville will be
made in a special car by the whole
sale trade division Of the Indianapo-
lis Chamber Of Commerce April q.
finishing the trip at Centerville ana
returning for lunch at Cambridge City.
The purpose OF the trip will be to In
terest merchants in buying from In
dianapolis wholesale houses.
Stops will be made as follows: Cum
berland. twenty minutes; Philadel-
phia, twelve minutes: Greenfield, fifty
minutes; Charlottesville, twenty min
utes: Knightstown, forty minutes:
Dunreith, twenty minutes; Spiceland.
twenty-five minutes; Straughn. TWEEN
ty minutes: Dublin. twenty minutes:
Centerville, twenty minutes, and Cam
bridge City, one hour and thirty min
utes.
Noon luncheon will be served at
Newcastle, and in the evening dinner
will be served at Cambridge City. The
party will arrive in Indianapolis on the
return trip about 9 p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
Large Local Option Election
Vote May Cause Several
New Precincts to Be Add
ed to City.
II PRECINCTS TOO BIG
According to Law No Pre-
cincts Should Cont ain
More Than $50 Voters
Board Meets Monday.

Richmond will be redistricted into
county commissioners, it was announc-
ed today by Auditor Bowman. 1t is
the first change planned since 1905,
when the Thirty-fifth precinct in the
Eighth ward was added, largely
through the effort of Mr.. Bowman, who
was county chairman at that time.
Although the law of 1889 says that
the election inspectors shall report to
the commissioners any cases where
precinct electors number more than
$50, it is not done, it is said. The 10.
cal option election of last Tues
day brought the matter before the
auditor and the commissioners. There
are eleven precincts in Richmond hav
ing more voters than the prescribed
$50. In the TwentE-seCond, Twenty
fifth and Twenty precincts
there are more than $50 voters.
Although the districting of the city
in 1905 was done according to the
/ law. certain sections have grown tC
such an extent in the last nine years
that more than three fourths of the
precincts are not in conformity with
the law, some having too many under
$50, and in others the excess being
too great.
The commissioners will take up the
work at a called meeting Monday
morning. 1t is probable that every pre-
cinct will be changed. although nc
new precincts necessarily will be add
ed. The redistricting will be accom-
plished on a basis of the vote cast at
the presidential election in 1912.
The various precincts in the city
counted the following number of votes
in the local option election:
Sixth, 220; Seventh, 273; eighth
2os: Ninth, 226: Tenth, 1862; Elev
| enth, 1856: Twelfth, 1913; Thirteenth
161: Fourteenth, 1888; Fifteenth, 1873
Sixteenth, III; Seventeenth, 1853
| Eighteenth, 40; Nineteeth, 119;
Twentieth, 100; Twenty-frst, 256
Twenty-second. $50; Twenty-third
1913; Twenty-fourth. 274: Twenty-fifth
353; Twenty-sixth, III; Twenty-sev
enth 1913; Twenty-eighth, 1913; Twenty
ninth, 260: Thirtieth, 1854; Thirty-first
299; Thirtysecond, 294; Thirty-third
! 273; Thirty-fourth, 1872; Thirty-fifth
! 1875.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
RAILROAD NOTES

The railroad companies of the
United States claim that data compiled
by the Post Office department, proper
~ interpreted. shows the railways to
be underpaid by s29.0O0,O00 annually
Tor carrying the mails.
This statement is made in pamph-
let issued by the Committee on Rail
way Pay. representing 264 railroads
handling mails on 21S,0O0 miles Of line
through its chairman. Mr.. Ralph
Peters, president of the Long Island
Railroad company.
The railroads point out that where,
as post office revenues increased over
s63 100000 from 1907 to 1912. the rail
way mail pay in that time actually de
creased over $500 000-before the par.
eel post was established.
The pamphlet also directs attention
to the fact that the Post Office de
partment estimates a further inCreas-
ed annual revenue Of about 100000,
600 on account Of the parcel post, and
in spite of this, no practical action
has as yet been taken adequately tC
compensate the railroads for carrying
the increased burden.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
CAMBRIDGE CREWS
WIN FROM OXFORD

LONDON, March 2s.-Cambridge
defeated Oxford today in their seven
ty-first annual race over the AZ mile
course from Putney to Mortlake on
the Thames river The Cambridge
crew shot to the front at the start and
kept the lead Cambridge won the
toss for position and gained the ad-
vantage before the race. selecting the
Surrey side of the river. whence the
wind was blowing. Cambridge thus
had the shelter of the bank and
smooth water in which to row, while
Oxford had the rough water.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
Nothino WANTING.

Some time when you have bad
cold give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy a trial and you will find nothing
wanting in that preparation. 1t loos-
ems a cold, relieves the lungs, aids
expectoration and enables the system
to throw off the cold in much less
time than the usual treatment Mrs.
L. r. Allison, Logansport,- Ind, says.
Il have never found anything that
gave me relief like Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy does" For sale by all
dealers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
13-YEAR-OLD GIRL
SOUGHT BY POLICE

CHICAGO, March 28.-Lilliam
dream, aged 10, who has been missing
since last Wednesday, is being sought
by the police today They are also
seeking an actor who appeared in a
cheap theatre near the girls home a
week ago. About February I, when
the father of the girl missed s32 of
his savings, Lillian admitted taking
the money and said she was spending
it attending moving picture theatres
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-28
TO HOLD RECEPTION
IN PASTORS HONOR

Members Of the Bethel A. NJ f.
church will hold a reception for their
pastor, the Rev. F. NJ. Ovelton, in
honor of the fortieth anniversary of
his ordination The affair will as
sumo the nature of a silver jubilee 1t
will be held at the church next Mon
day night. The silver jubilee commit
tee OF the church is in charge of the
anniversary celebration.
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
What War MOUeS Mean
By J. w. T. MASON.

The operations 10 the east Of Paris
are becoming increasingly difficult
for the German right wing. Its per-
sistent pursuit of tine English has
undoubtedly caused much eXhaus-'
tion among rank and fle, while the
suggestion is now made for the first
time in German and French reports
that the allies are outrumbering the
inv aders
The conditions existing last week
are now being reversed. Today the
German right is being showed north
ward to the half way forts between
Paris and the l3elgianLuXemburg
frontier hat comprise the defenses
of the La Fere-Laon-Rheims line.
Last week the allies were being
driven southwark upon these forti-
fications.
The present position of the retreat
ing Germans is not as good as was
lie ground occupied last week by
the harassed left of the allies. The
allies had their TANKS clear of
natural encumbrarces. The Ger
man right, however. is now moving
backward toward a difficult rce1on
iiiISu WIN "oOUs, S"dtnpS, ana
IEVIneS.
The danger is considerable that the
vicinity OF Rheims will see a serious
reverse inflicted upon the German
right The chief offensive pressure
Of the allies is being exerted in this
direction. y 5emI-enveloping move
ment from the vest and south for
dri"ing the German right toward
Rheims is now apparently develop
inS. If ii succeeds. the German can.
ter must send re-enforcements and
in this weakened conditions, the en-
tire German line, extending across
France from Paris to the frontier
fortresses will be in danger
Field Marshal Sir John French's
report on the retirement of the Brit
ish force from Belgium substantiates
the impressions hitherto created that
the French general staff was en-
tirely prepared for q German ad-
vance on Paris through western Bel
gum.
An underestimate Of the number
The Washington times., 1914-09-11

of Germans moving that way was
made in General Joffrs's advices to
the English field marshal and no
adequate effort was made by the
French to assist their suddenly over
whelmed allies. The inestimable
strategic advantage to France Of
Belgium's resistance is once more
demonstrated.
If time had not thus been given for
the arrival Of the British expcdi-
tionary forces. the French left would
have been overwhelmed and the fall
Of Maubeuge might have become q
second Sedan. The present favor
able position Of the allies before Paris
probably never would have been at
tained had 1t not been for Belgium
and Great Britain. The German
general staff seems to have correctly
estimated what the French would
do but to have lacked insight into
the characters of the Belgians and
the British
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
TOday'S War
Summary
By JOHN EDWIN NEvIN.

GERMANY-War office says a
general offensive movement against
ne Russians in East Prussia is in
lrogress with the Russians re-
Jreating. The situation in Galicia
is reported improving now that
German troops have re-enforced the
Austrians. The Kaiser and his
staff were threatened with bombs
cropped by aviators at Luxemburg.
AUSTRIA - Austrian torpedo
boat sunk by hitting mine in Adri-
attic. Feeling of resentment against
Germany is growing because of be-
lief that Austria was forced to bear
the brunt of the Russian cam
Paign while Germany played 4
elfish part in France. Enormous
lumber of wounded reaching vi
enna has compelled use of public
halls and private houses as tenn
Porary hospitals.
ENGLAND-British forces con-
time their offensive movement in
France, and are steadily pushing
the Germans northward
FRANCE-General Gallieni says
the general situation continues to
improve with the Bntish-French
eft forcing the German right
northward. The center holds with
both sides being re-enforced and
desperate fighting continuing.
RUSSIA-The war office admits
the Russians in East Prussia are
retiring in the face of strong Ger
man re-enforcementS which are
constantly arriving. 1t is stated
that the operations in Gahcia con-
tinue with the Austrians on the
defensive.
SERVIA-The Servians have
-aptured the Austrian city of Sem
lin across the Save river from Bel
grade.
MONTENEGRO-The Montene-
grin and Servian armies invading
the Austrian province of Bosnia
have been combined, and are NOV
ing 10 attack SereJevo.
ROUMANIA - 1t is reported
Greece, Bulgaria, and Roumania
have reached an agreement where
by they will act in concert against
Turkey should the latter enter the
war 10 aid Germany and Austria.
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
P0SLAM HEALS
IRRITATI0nS
OF THE SKIN

If you have work for Poslam to do
in the way OF eradicating Fimplcs. Ec-
zema or any surface disorder, do not
hesitate to use ii for It cannot possibly
harm. 1t is anuseptic. kills germ Life.
soothes, cools and comforts, stopping ell
itching as soon as applied
Itching troubles of the most stubborn
sort are SO quickly mastered by Poslan
that every one so affected should have
its Immediate benefit
Your druggist sells Poslam. For free
sample write to Emergency Laborato-
ries. & West 18th Street, New York.
Poslam Soap is the soap for daily
use to improve and protect your skin
and hair. - cents and 10 centS-Adyt
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
10000 German Sailors
Have Reached Brussels

LONDON. Sept. n-Approximately
5000 German sailors have arrived at
Brussels during the past two days. ac-
cording to a dispatch from Ghent. This
is believed to indicate that tho German
reserve is completely mobilized.
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
Berlin Offers Evidence
Of Use of "DumdumS'

Military attaches Of neutral powers
Travelling with the German army state
officially that the enemies of Germany
are using dumdum bullets. the Berlin
foreign office today wirelessed the Ger
man embassy
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
Turcos Avenged Officers.

PARIS. Sept 11.-After reverses in re-
cent fighting. during which many of
their French officers were killed, the
Turcos. French African troops. bathed
their hands in the officers blood and
swore to avenge them. They then led a
charge which was successful.
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
British Lose 1929.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE grand total
of casualties IN the British army to
date is 1923 An additional casualty
list composed Of 1874 officers and 3,44
men Of other ranks. has just been is
sued by the official press bureau,
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
Steamer and Crew Lost.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE tramp steam
er Ottawa. bound from Norway to Eng
land, with it's entire crew Of twenty
five. has been sunk by a mine In the
North Sea- according to a dispatch re-
ceived from Newcastle.
The Washington times., 1914-09-11
Report Belgian Army
Driving Germans Out

LONDON, Sept. l1-Oetend dispatches
say that it Is reliably reported in that
city that the Belgian army has sue
ceeded in driving the Germans from the
enVirons OF Louvain
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
ben ariessfrcbit bon$1 ,250,0 ,0O0.000.
n. x..,.f~.x f1oE. ..Ef...

ben ariegsfrebit bon$1, $50, 100000
Der Sp,ialoemofrat 6aiie erfIare,
baf mngeadtet Der glniid)ten, bic
ieinc 9,nrtei iiber ben arieg beae, bic
SU5ialScniofrnten nidJt MIR Sieien
aricgsfreoit beiiirporteten, ionbern
audi bic inn sseloc itebsnbcn 8riioer
bon ben berslidJiten 8iiniden Der
Yarfei begleitrt ie!en. 9ieie Gsfla-
rnns rief itiirniiden Smbei beruor.
Der gieidStns nagm baun inner.
half BON iuenigen Wiinnten cine
3eibe pon Notbitanosmafnallmen
an, DC lid nnf ganffreoite nno bic
allgemeine Gage be5Ugen.
Anr5 Dor Der @erfasnng oes gieids.
tags bis 5mm 4. Gopembcr srsriff
Der &anslcr BON Setllmann'Soilipcg
nodmals IN einer frr5en glnipradle
Sas @ort unb 5oltc Den 9ieidsbote,
fir lire Sbatiafeit grofc anertcn.
nnig. namentlidJ ipcil bag 6aus 10
rlnmftlig pOracgangeu iei. o@as
and nnicr Sdlifial iein mag" idjlof,
Der aan5ler, ooer A. slmsnit 1914
luirb fir eiuise 3eiten ais einer Der
srDffen Sagc Gentidlanos gelteu."
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SDnt anigeinuOcn.

Hsbsn ben 9eleiisn Der 6. 8. II. o
GtIenbabn, nabe Carthage, ungefGby
500 SUB iiibli6 Dom Wliacreet, purbe
geitern 4benb pon ben poli3iiten gpro
unb 2ittle bic 2ei6e oss 43 Sabre al
ten Bidders Satob 6iidbaum, pou
Rp. 7021 Waain Strubs, Carthage,
oeritiimmeIt uufgefunOen. Dem
Wanne ipuren beibe geine abgefabren
unb Der SDrper nies aud beri6ie=
oentIi9 nod anoere 9erlebungen auf.
Die geamten lieben bic 2eihe na6 Der
Mor9us bringen unO Der Corner piro
eine llnteriuhung sinlsiten.
Rad ben 2lngaben Der 9(neebDrigen
botte SSii6baum nube Der lnfulItelIe
einsn Setannten trsffen polIsn, tpuroe
jebsnfalIs bon sinem 3use erfabt uno
gst0btet.
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lpnbnner Ybbel
g 6meiBt Der 0eutf6sn
gOtf4aft bic Seniter
elm unb labt ben
aDnia bod.
Ieben.

2onbon, 4. 9(uauit. Der p66e
rottete ii1 beute 9lbeno Dor benz Sc
bdu6e h'- DeItfhen gpti6aft, Carlton
6ouie Terrace, Suidmmsn. BON be,
aaBeHmuiit fam es gum Ste;aperier
uno es iraroen bic sfsnitsr eingei6mbs
len. Der 0eutihe gotiaafter s5itit
li9nopstb belt ii6 nit ben. Witalies
bern ieines 5ta6es i'm @arten aui
uno bic Serri9aften mubten r-~ fbleu.
nigit IN bds 6dus begeben. Gin tar.
tss 2(ufde6ot 6erittsner unb FubppIiz
sei mar erioroerlid, nm ben SanbageI
ouseindnbersutreiben. Die poli3iiten
batten ihre lie5e Notb.
5auienoe joqen beute 9lbeno nor
BEN gudindham palaft uno ihrisen
iid heiier, biz Der a0nia. bic aDniein,
Ter. prins bon Wdles unb prinSeiiin
Wlarp auf bem 9alfon erIbisnen une
iia ibren asIiebteu llntertbauen seislen.
Die DentmGler Der Dlilitdr= uno
Wadrinebslbsn in Der san5en Stabt
puroeu beute nit alasssn gsf9miidt.
5elomdridaa Sir Sobn iSren9, Der
ipsssn Der uliterborednge iit pon Der
glrmee Suriidss5ogsn bate, 1T in
@naben tpisber aufssnommen ipOrben
uno lpuroe beute gum 9eneralinipsttor
Der 9lrmee ernaunt.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
Der gtabtratb
GrtlGrt i'd gessn cine @erfiir5ung
Der StrnfcnbabnOeleudDtung.

Sn isiuer gsitrisen Gisuns tpsigerte
ii6 Der Staotratb, bic pom itdotiiaen
Glstiritsr Wm. 8. Sleine gema4te
empfeblung, cine ausseoebnie Be
idrdntung Der StraBenbsleuatung
OOr3unebmsn, I'M Elm Defi5it i'm Be
lsu6tunssfOubs, Oos iid fir 0us Iaus
fenos Salbjabr auf $24,729 belduft,
gu beden, sutgsbsiben. Die Gmz
pfsbIuns i6lus Dor, ettpa 1903 Stro'
benlaternen unb Spar in ben 9ors
itabt Diitritten aubsr 0ienit gu tel
len, ubsr bic gnii9tsn Der Webrbsit
oes stuotratbs gins babin, bab an
oere WtittsI sefunoen fperosH Ioatsn,
I'm oas Dsfi5it gu bedsn..
Gine in bisism Sinue obsefdbts
Reiolution ipuroe oarn aud paIirt
uHb cine aOpis berielbsn Dem MaDor
3ugsiteut.
Serr WulIen untsr6reiteie cine RE
iolution, rporin Der StaotanpaIt I'm
Elm 9utahten srIu6t Dirb, nit nell
dem Redt bic DIAMOND 2ig6t So. bic
StrabsH uno gqsps Der Staot gu be.
nuBen seosHts, UNI elettrii6e Be
triebstraft unb gsIsu6tuns gu lie
fern. Die bstreffsnbs @eieqidaft bat
ibr 9auptquortisr i'm 9apstp 9ez
bduoe uno iteqts Dor Sur3sm bic mo-
tbigsn WaidiHen auf, I'm ben Ge,
iddftsbetrieb aufnsbmsn gu t0nnsn.
Die RsiOIutiOn puroe einitimmig
paiTirt.
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SdiHsnadrihtem.

Rsn gort, 4. 2tug. 2lngetOm-
men: .prins Gttel Sriebri6" bon 81.
Ion, .2uiitanid" bon 2iOerpool.
Montreal. Qnqet.: .Ganaba
Don 2iDerpopl, n2etitia" DON GlasSop
9ibau. glnget,: rRuiiia" Don
Nep Yort.
Reapel 4ngst.: San @iOr>
gio" bon Hep gort.
Soutb mpton. Qnget.: r9(ns
tdnia" DON Montreal.
Glnmoutb. 9ln9ef.: naurst"
bon Nep Nort.
9ergen. 2lnget.: .&riitianil.
fiorb" pon Teip Oort.
groD6ea b. Si9naliiirt: ga
Sapoie" bon Rep gort, mad SABRE
beitimmt.
q Las saotp. 2ngst.: .gaIsopnia
DON Rem Yort.
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Scrhbeimers Aasenfeu.

utica. q. g., 2. 9tus. - Bel be,
feutisen Grinnerunss 5eier fir Sen
Ser6bstmer auf Dem S9la6tfelo Dor
Sristanp belt S6epoor Sutro Dor
Nep gprt foIgeuoe Reoe:
Der llnieaer SeutId 2(meritani.
i6e gunb Oerbient bic gr0bte Diner.
tennung, oaB er iia iaon ieit pielsr
Sabrsn nit 70 patriotiI6er geeeiite=
runs bier auf Dem S9la9tfeIo BON
SristdnD an eiuem Sonntdg Ra6mits
tag in Der eriten Wo6e zines jeoen
pieoertebrenben Mpnats @uguit, tpie
beute, perIammelt bat, I'm bsm Sels
oengeneral beg Observation-Disclosures
NitoIaus Serd9eimer uno ieiuer
S4oar BON d6tbunoert tapfern, aus
meiit beutI4en 9auern aus oem Wtps
batpt S6aIe Elm liebepoqes uno ounts
bares gneeoenten gu fpobren. !6eute
seipinnt bieie @ebGdtnib-Teier nod
beIonbere Wi6tieteit, neil mir am
9orabenbe Der Gntbiillune zines BON
Meiitsrhano eei6affenen 9sntmalea,
zines onberen 9eIoen oes 8efreiuness
trieses itebeu, bes Generals Baron
Jrieorih BiIbeIm bon Steuben, bes
sroBen 0rilmeiiters Der amsritt->
i6en Srlppen, BON Wafbiuston IeIbit
als ietn re6ter @rm beSeidnet, Der in
ipenigen Do9en bel 8ouep Torge i'm
6riibiubr 1778 aus ben rauben Rea
truteH Der dmeriioniiden Mrmes pirts
li9s SOlSatsu i4uf unS DaSur9
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2lrbeitsbams tn Tlammen
Sic Seienbinoerei bes glrbcitsbauiss
pOllitanOis pon Den 5lammen Uers
nidjtet.

Sin @eneralalarm rief oeIterr
Qbenb Die 5eueripebr mad Dem ftGoti
i6en 2(rbeits6aus an Der Golerai
NDenue, Oa bic 8eienbinoerei 5euer
gefangen bate. 2luf ieinem Hun0s
gang 6emertte Der Wd6ter S6oma5
Quinn aus bem @ebduOe go. 3 otb.e
Rau6polten aufiteiaeu unb er bena9s
ri9tigte Die SFeuerpebr burh einsn
Stillalarm. Bel Qtntunft Der Q0i6z
mdnni6aften bdtten bic 5lummen Be
reits OermaBen I'm ii6 aegriffen, oaB
Elm @eneralalarm abqegebeR lperben
mubte. 9as iFeuer bate ieinen ur,
ipruna in Der geien6inDerei Der 9ronls
IpeQ 8ruib &c Wire Ractorp, pel9s
6irma Die 2lnlaqe tontrattli6 bon Der
StaOt aepa6tet bat.
3uerft 6ra8en bic 1lmmen in benz
9rodenraum Der sSnbia Taiern aus
rno qriffen nit Qrober ShneQigfeit
I'M iif. Der Srodenrdum pirD als
8e6dube go. 3 beaei6net unb lit nit
bem MaI6inenraum unD ben 8ebduz
ben mb 2 enQ perbunben.
Die ieuerpeAr iab iih elmer bartsa
@rbeit aegeniiber, bn bic flint 6bbran.
ten, pel6e auf bem &ompler Res Or
beits6auies porbanben iinO, Bel Deiz
TEN nidt dusreidten, Inn cine geniiz
qenbe 4naobI S6lauhleitungen gum
granobeerO gu legen.
Die 20i6munni6dften mubter
S6ldude iber Die Mauern nu6 Ger
Bates unD Der @olerain Qlpenue Iegen,
I'm aeniigeno Waier gum granobeero
leiten au tOnnen. 6ierburd purbe
Diel 3eit Derloren unb fonnten bic
6lammen nit QroBsr 9eiapinotgtett
UNI ii4 dreifen.
Der superintendent bes Qrbetts>
bauiss, 5reo. gaDsr, fiibrt ben 8rano
auf SelbItent5iinbung Der Snbiafafern
5uriid, pelae gereiHigt i'm GebGube
yto. 3 lagen.
Sn Der geienbinOerei ndren 125
Gefongene beI6Gftogt, rpsI9e jeBt
rbroolos" oepOroeu itnb.
Sin eigsntbiimlidsr 3ufaQ piQ es,
RAP bsi einem i'm Sabre 1908 fattaes
babtengranOe im2lrbeitsbuus ebenfaqs
Die geieH6inoerei, bod oamals 9ez
bGu0e go. 5, tpeI6es ii9 an Der Siibz
ieite Der QnItaIt befinbet, gum Spfer
fiel. Sm glrbeitsbauie bsfinben Ii6
CUR 3sit ungsfdbr 800 mdnnli4e uno
So peibli6e 9efangene, Die iid iebo6
in Dem iogenunnten isiten 8ebGuoe Be
finben, ipeldes abieits Des granbber-
pes lie9t. Sine ponit unter ben Sc
fangenen mar ni6t 3u bemerten.
Die Seusrtpebr bate mebrere Stun=
ben angeitrengt gu tbun. um oes
5euers Serr 81 lperbsn. Oa Der gun5e
9ebduoetomplsr, peIder 40 BEL 500
SUB miBt, bon ben 5lammsn 3eritDrt
puroe.
Der angsridtete S6aben rpiro auf
$4,000 be3iffert. Die osr=
nidtete Inlage 1T @iaentbum Der
StG0t.
0ur6 Die GrpIpiion elmer pe.
troleumlampe eHtitano in Der 0oh- |
nuHa BON cSobn Gomonbs, Rp. 1109
Sim StraBe. ein Sseuer. peI6es siHen
S6aben BON $50 nah ii@ aCq.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Clifford 9uDsb. 21sft6dises Bad.
iisinpObubaug, Sftisits Der 8eaa
StraBe. fiibIi6 non Qdter; $4,000.
2ouis 5iiber, 212Itodises gatiteins
Wobnhaus, Sitieite Der Wsas Ctr,
iiibIi6 bon Q6tsr; $4,000.
Warsaret 2een, 21ait0digss Bad
WO6nhaus. RoropeitsGds Der
WOOOburn uno guroetts 2lDenue;
$4,000.
5. q. @interboIt, 21aitDtiaea Bad
itein. Dubnbaus, SIT RoIemont 9tps.,
$4500.
u. 6. Saeobs. 3psi-5amilisn ct.
2ouis Slat, Siioieite Der GIepeIano
apenue, nabe Reubins Roab; $12, 900.
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oert puroe, bic segsnfpdrtig einanosr
in europa befriegenoen Hationen am
5ugeben unb ibnen bic Dienite Der Re=
gierung Der 9ereinigten Stadten ais
9ermittlerin un3ubieten. Der 4ntrdg
ging an bus aOmmittee fir auspdrs
tige 4ngelegenbsiten.
GtDas ebr brafti d.
Wafbington, 3. g., A. Qug.
Der aongrebu6georOnete Sarrifpn
DON MiiiiIippi rei6te am Sienftug i'm
Sauie cine 9orluge Elm, Durd pelde
alien 5rembep, ipelde Die gersinigten
'Staaten Derlufen, Inn an einem aus
ldnoiI6en ariege tbeil5unebmen, Die
Riidfebr in's 9ano unteriagt Iein
ioQ.
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rer Sttmmaebertnnen oem Stimmfu-
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finoeu. @inila BON ibnen baben eineS
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