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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-10-07

Mrs. George Weathernolt and daugh-
ter, Miss Stella Weatherholt, have re-
turned home from Louisville.
Herman Melton and John Hall left
for Illinois last Wednesday where they
have positions cutting buttons.
$4,000 reward for proof and convic-
ton Of the party who shot into my new
house on "Nigger Hill."- H. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pierce. of Glen
Dean, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter, Sunday, Oc-
tober a.
Mrs. Sim Payne, of Irvington, went
to Garfield Monday to see her sister,
Mrs. Kennedy, who is i'll with tuber.
culosis.
Anil Pate, who is working in the
electrical business at Hardinsburg, was
the guest of Miss Beatrice McCracken
| Sunday.
Robt. French, of Stephensport, was
in Hardinsburg Monday. He is sowing
200 acres in wheat on his farm near
Ammons.
Miss Elizabeth Young Skilman will
entertain at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Skillman,
Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Joe Fitch, Allen Black and
Henry Yeager left Monday night for
Frankfort to attend the grand lodge of
Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. Cordie Wallace and little grand
daughter, Virginia, of Corbin, KY,
came Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Holt, Irvington.
For sale three small buildings be-
longing to r. N. Hudson, on corner of
High and 3rd Gross street. Enquire
at Breckenridge Bank.
Mrs. Susan Squires, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Board and Miss Lucille Squires,
of Hardinsburg, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Larkin Gibson Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Wedding and Miss Louise
Babbage spent a delightful afternoon
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Simons in Tobinsport.
Special price on flour until Saturday
night, or as long as it lasts. Golden
Crown Flour for S. so per barrel-Si
worth of best graduated sugar with
each barrel.-J. H. Brown.
Mrs. Ira Davis and daughter, Miss
Virginia, of Louisville; Mrs. J. b.
Smart, OF Hites Run; Miss Phelia Nc
Gary and Wave Si-s, of Tell City,
were guests of Mrs. Joe Beavin re-
Gently.
The Cloverport Musical and Choral
Club had delightful meeting Monday
evening at the home of the president.
Mrs. L. T. Reid. The club will meet
next week with Miss Raw Lewis Heyser
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hannah.
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Martin. of Greenville,
announcing the birth of daughter,
Mary DeHaven Martin, September rs.
Mrs. Martin before her marriage was
Miss Mamie DeHsvep, of this city.
Mrs. David Phelps was hostess Sat-
urday afternoon to the members of her
Sunday School class. Those invited
were: Misses Bessie Arnold, Ganelle
Mode, Mary Kinder, Mona Norman,
Rosa Sippel, Mary McGavock, Tula
Babbage and Mrs. Ruther Pate.
Miss Eloise Note was hostess TO the
Friday afternoon club last week. The
guests were beautifully entertained and
the list was as follows: Misses Claudia
Pate, Martha Willis, Jeanette burn,
Mildred Babbage, Susette and Francis
Sawyer. Virginia and Leonora Nc
Gavock, Eliz ibeth Skillman, Mildred
Steel and Mrs. Dwight Randall
The Ladies' Reading Club will meet
tomorrow Afternoon with Mrs. Wickiitfe
Norman. The officers this year are:
Mrs. Leonard Oelse, president; Mrs.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-10-07
ILLINOIS EDITOR IS FREED
Jury Accepts ceitCefense Plea in
Murder Charge.

Lipoln, ILL.,. special: Carl Person,
editor of abor magazine. was found
not guilty Of the murder Dec. 30, 1918.
of Artone Musser, former chief of pc
lice Ct Clinton. Person admitted shoot
ing Musser, but asserted he had shot
In self-defense.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-10-07
Personal Paragraphs

About People Who Live in Cloverport,
Those Who Travel, Those Who Live In
Other Towns and Cities and In States
That are Far Away. Society Notes In
. cluded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

there amt no such thing" However
the "crap scene' il this minstrel in
unusually strong, as it contains such
experts on the science as Leonard
Jones, Hartell Toney, Willis Adams,
Melbourne Martin. The various
processes by which the law extracts
money without pain will be shown in
the olio as the court scene." Some
prominent local figures, solons and
legal lights will be inmeprsonated.
This is the funniest, if you can dis
criminate, scene of the whole show.
Many pleas for defense are given by
the crap shooters but are in no in
stance taken by the Judge who al
lows no one to walk out of his court
with cent of collateral on him.
The final curtain decends on a
negro "break down.. This scene is
productive of the widest hilarity,
and the show ends with wild dane
ing, singing, bunch of country
"niggers."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01
THE HIGH SCHOOL M1NsTRELs


On Friday evening, February 6, the
first annual performance of the High
School Minstrels will be presented
at the High school auditorium. To
the crouch, the cynic and pessimist
sure cure is guaranteed. Such fam
GUS comedians as Leo Nichol, Her
man Herrin, Leonard Jones, Roe
Brewster, Willis Adams and Hartel
Toney are rarely ever found in one
company, yet these fun makers, at a
very great expense have been secur-
ed for this season for Brooks Niggers'
They have the latest jokes, song hits,
ETC., and they intend to pull them off
in a manner to delight the heart.
Many people have read about the
new fancy dances, such as the Baaa-
ma Slide and Tango Tangle, but have
never had the opportunity of wit
Messing demonstration, of them.
Willis Adams and Edwin Howell, in
little comedy sketch entitled "The
Tango Burlesque" will demonstrate
to the public these delightfully--er
new wiggles and wags.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01
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: ssRSONALS I
i
\ 80 ~~~x 4

Herbert Wiley, of Little Rock, is
visiting in Pine Bluff.
Miss Helena Walker, of Little Rock
Is visiting Mrs. Henry Speers.
Mrs. Fred Rowell is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. l.. B. Farrell, of Farrell.
Mrs. Thomas Green has returned
from a visit to her nephew, of Warren.
Mrs. A. M. Green is in Little
Rock visiting Mrs. B. W. Green.
Attorney Irving Reinbergers has re-
turned fro ma business trip to He
lena.
Miss Elsie Altschul, OF Springfield,
Mo-, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. H.
Altschul.
r. B. Moore. who has been visiting
his son, has returned to his home,
Lutesville, Mo.
Attorney T. Havis Nixon has re-
turned from Rison, where he trans
acted legal business.
Elmo Durham brother of Joe and
All Durham, and who lives in Denver
IS visiting in this city.
G.. "A. Nixon left last night for his
home, Hugo, Okla, after visit Of
ten days to his mother here.
Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow and little grand
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

daughter, Annie Barrow Trulock, are
visiting Mrs Sterling Cockrill, of Lit
tie Rock
| Mrs. Annie Sheriff. and Miss Bet
tie Matthews have returned to Sher-
rill, following q visit to Mrs. Charles
Triplett.
Misses Frances Woodbridge and
Florence Brewster are spending the
weekend at Altheimer with Mrs. T.
J. Collier.
Miss Margaret Hennlger, of Little
Rock, will arrive in the city Monday
to be the guest of Miss Resale Phil
pot for a few days.
Judge j. NJ. Elliott will leave to-
day for Dewitt, Ark, where he will
hold chancery court this week.
Miss Matte Fox and Miss Eliza
beth Brown left yesterday for Para
gould, Ark, where they will visit
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. c. F. McCuen and little
daughter, of New York, who have
hen visiting relatives in Little Rock
and Texarkana, will return here to-
day to be the guests OF Judge A. B.
Grace and family for a few weeks be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. TN. Phillips and Miss Henri
eta Taylor left yesterday for Virgin
la and New York. where they will
spend several weeks. They will be
Joined at Charlottesville, Va, by
Lawrence Phillips, who will accomp-
any them to the eMtropolis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

Johnnie Marble, the noted yodler,
will be absent from the cast on Fri
day night owing to sore throat, but
his place will be filled by Herman
Herrin the eccentric musician, who
will play old time melodies on
French Harp, violin, guitar, banjo and
several other instruments the names
of which are not known.
Felix Smart, Ted Dansby, Edwin
Loosely and Fayette Montgomery, re-
nowned at home and as far as Dexter
will render several popular airs on
mandolins. This is a special feature
we'll worth hearing.
Between acts, little Richard Aus
tin and Rufus Martin will render a
vocal duet, "The Blue Eyed Baby.
This is known as the baby sketch and
has never yet failed to make hit.
The soloists will present new and
touching ballads which in their
tenderness and pathos cannot fail to
bring sobs from even the most ur-
affected.
A requisite to all good Ministries is
we'll balanced chous. Experts
and critics have pronounced the
chorus Of the Brooks Negroes" per-
feet in their harmony and time. The
chorus is especially effective in the
song hit, when I Dream of Old
Erwin" "Hello Winter Time" and
international Rag"
A minstrel without crap game is
like dry town without liquor
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01
/ METEOROLOGICAL
Robert Lashlee Dies.

H laburg, Jan. 31.-Robert Lashlee,
dNnty sheriff, who has ieen in
chart of the county Jail since the
deat1of Will Woods, died Thursday
nightaft a protracted illness Of
severn weeks. Mr.. Lashlee was a
memlr of the Masonic fraternity and
Knig1s and Ladies of Honor. He was
48 ydks old and is survived by sew
eral tildren. Burial was with Ma
sonic DDnors at Mt. Zion cemetery, the
old faily burying grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01
Miaht Explain Il.

Aftetspending the summer IN a
mounteE hamlet in Tennessee, the
visitorI hired a native to help pack up.
AS th4y were engaged in boxing a
shelf \ books the mountaineer re.
marked: Somehow All nevah keered
much Ibh books; but" he re-
sumed inter- thoughtful pause, "Ah
can't reid, an. mebbe that had sumpih'
to do With it."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01
GOING AFTER PISTOL
TOTERS in KENTUCKY

Louisville, KY, Jan. 31.-The prac-
tice of pistol toting on which the
large number of homicides in Ken
lucky is chiefly blamed, will be
checked by a bill jupst adopted by
the Kentucky legislature. Under
it's provisions the first conviction for
carrying concealed weapons carries
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

reimbursement for two years. fine
Imprisonment, while a second
fiction carries confinement Of
4 one to five years. With this
lin full eject, it's is eblieved Ken
i'd IS murder record will lshow a
gtecrease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

Judge A. B. Grace, District At
torney T. G. Parham and Court
Stenographer H. l.. Sternburg have
returned from Arkansas City, where
Judge Grace and District Attorney
Parham disposed of much business
IN the Desha circuit court the past
week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-01

n vas no panic. There
@ ker1a. But written On
~ v ilen and women wete
y "a hope never again TO
stocd there BY the life boat.
crew were never able to
ID not see one hope. 1
Pntly resigned to die. 1t
this big manly fellow
to me and said he
He was as calm as
Amship disaster was
his life. No words
" deep gratitude to
III my life to that big
6Eoibs hopes to be able to
Mr. home in New York
l. 19M days. She Will aay.c-
~ Miss Hilda Thackery,
{t9ee name is Hayiland. D.
will leave for, New York
yening. He closed a con-
" distance telephone to.
= s the story Of the Monroe
vaudeville.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
Sentidsr 9laeemein Erot. @aiieu'
perein.

Die geitrige Sielng Ses TeuIiher
sIagempin Groteltdutiiden 8oiieu'
uereins, lpeId)c inter @oriis bes Bra.
Iioenten so. Shrieier unb Brotofoa.
iiibrung oeS SefretGrs Ssr. Stein.
bad, itattionb. 3cihnete iih bitr,b al.
aenieine aiir5e aus. Gie norI
Den Routiuegeid1ite fpuroen ibneIl
erIebigt uuo nrroe oas glufrnbl1ege'
ind Der @eidnilter Ton Sem 2lui.
nobme.0 .0omuiittee ii6eripieien.
Ir. ;Sobn Srnncis, nel6er oils
3abnar3t Ses Snltitits tbGtia mar,
reittc iciue !fciiqnotion ein. 6a cs
ibm feline 9eit ni1t mehr erlaubt, Iia
Der slnltalt in Dem geipiinihten Niabe
su f5Enen. @n Der STEELE
oes ausideiocnoen Mr5tes purSe Or.
10. Wieinbarot geip1blt.
slls nene mfit9Iieoer fplroen Die
6erren Better SiiiieI BON gao. 1923
Clifton glpenuc, @iIiam UliiIler bon
Jeo. 1911 gieeIop Strabe uno g9iI.
liam RummerIing, Sr., an Der 2ans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

5ruitees: 4bam Worbarbt. ri.
9ael R. 9umm, 4bam Senbel6a6.
6a6nentrdser: Carl Griebl, Sans
Gieb, Serb. Sobler.
aranten &ommittee: SenrD 5dfs
ner (per 9lttfumatiOn), 9lnbb Gieb,
(per 2lttlamation).
Die Snftaqirung Der 9eumteh fin
bet in Der @eriammlung am 13. Of
tober in Der 9ereinsbals itatt unb
nit ben @orbereitungen fir bic Qf,
taire fpnroen bic Serren Dan. 2ugen.
biehl, Mm. @Dbel unb Gonrab Reub
betraut. Sn 2lnbetra4t Der jeBt berrs
l6snoen 8er6Gltniiie pirb DON elmer
5sierli9tsit in srobem Ra9m.n Qbz
l!ano genommen perben, bod pirb
aaes berart arrangirt, bab BEN Wlits
gllsoern ein dn9enebmsr Qbenb in
&usii4t itebt.
Cine ginla6uug BEG 1euti9en uito
Selterreibiidp llngariifyen 9leierpis
lten'gcreins 3lun geil,f Oes goQes,
Der am 3. Sftober IN Der Central
Surnbnae itattfrnbet, uno ociIen Or,
trag fiir folfe 9tcierbNten beItilnmt
it, Gle, Inn Iid) i'm alten 8aterlano
5ll Itellett, ibre SteQen aufgegeben ia.
ben uro jest mittel. un6 ar6eitslos
inc, neil lie nidlt biniiber fomlnen
fonnten uno bierber 3l,riiffebren
muBten, fpuroe bei6loIien, oaB ser
@erein ii9 in Gorpors bet6eilise uffb
tiir ben Spef $40 aus Der &aiie be.
piQiee.
gIl@ giifer.llnteriutpngs -ausi6uB
lpuroen bic Serren Gonrao @roBfopf;
anton Saneqer, 81. Stnetter, garl
,9risbl ltno grlno 9its ernanrt.
g9abreno Der 8eriaHtnlung fam
audi ein Brief cur gerlcilng, ben
SER ergen Giiert BON Sean 9utD,
Dem giirgermeiiter BON Sdppanoras.
9eim in gliaB er6aIten bot, uno tporin
oerIeI5e bic idrefIiteu 9erlriiIttugen
lliD. idnl6ert, ipelde our6 Die aaut.
pfe in jener 8eeenO, beion6ers bel
Suar6urg etc. angerittet woroelt iino.
II6 fiibrt Der Sdrei6er on, oaB ii6
min6eitens 10000 GlIdiier aIs ;Srei.
wiLlige gemeIbet bdtten, Inn gegcn
6rantrei6 in ben arieg 3I 5ie9en.
gtad) Der geriammlung pdren bic
&Epeienben bic 9dite bes gum britt
ten MaIe aIs Yrdiioent crlpGblten
Serberasouters Serrn Girls. Sa6s
ino Iieben iidl, mas beHen &iide lmo
&elier lieferten, reht pobl idmeden. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

table COMPOUND .inSunebnen. sh babe 10
ptel Neoi5n eiRgeapmmen unb mem 4rSt
iagte mir, ouB er mir ni4t belf.n f6nne,
beSbaIb eriuGte i'd neiren @atten, mir cine
Jlaite au holen unb id niirbe ft perIu.
den. 9atbem id bieislbe einsenommen,
Tlhlie i'd beiier. Sd fubr tort, Cd .inSu-
nehmen. uro leBt bin it geiunb unb itarf.
sd babe itets Shire Ufsoisin empfpblen,
i.ttoem oietelbe mir 10 numb erbar geholien,
nno id bpffe, baB biei.r Brief oasu bettra.
gen lpiro, irgenoelns arm. frau DOT QsibsH
5u bepabren. n."-Nrs. gtartba eeapep,
Boz 1l44, unioHuils, 8liiiDuri.
Sit Sabrifunt.n BON qpbia 6. 8intbamS
@egetable COMPOUND baben tauienbe Don
iOl1en 8riefen rpis bieier-bieIelben iageN
bic g8abrbeit, iont bdtteH fe lelbit uidt flr
8elb ,rIangt peroeu tbnuen. Sisie Weoi-
ain III fein Tremblins-f, bat bic 4robs
iett Jabreu betanoen.
gSsnn irsenomeldle llmitGnbe eina
treten iOltcu, bic Sic Hid,t peritcben,
10 ifreiben Sie on bic Sgbia 6. ainf.
ham Rebieiue So. (pertraulid),
GbHn, Maii., nm 8atb. SIR Sfrei.
ben tuirb bon elmer Same scSffnet,
geleien nnb beautipOrtet uuo itreng
Dertraulid bebanbelt perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
PerisHalsR uti,eH.

Srau 9enora Ooepfe bat
einem 6reuno bierielbit aus Berlin
rntcrm 30. auguit geihrieben. Gs
beiBt in benz grief II. a.: - 8ir ba6et,
bier in 9eitti6lanb grobe 9inge er.
Iebt. gfeine So6er gloi uno id) ia.
men eeitern aus Sipreuben bier al.
gSir reiiten nit sen Sslii9tlirgen gu,
ianinen alts ben Sbeilen bes 2anbes,
oas gerdumt tperoen nlubte. 9ie Sabrt
nabm iiber 50 StunOen. SIMMER itall.
Den mir auf Dem Seitengeleiier, i'm
Die giIitdr3iise porbei gu laiien. aIuf
Der i66nen 2anoitraBe, Die iid burh
Sitpreubeu 5iebt, iiebt man lange
3iige BON sSIiiftlingen, 5rauen, Sim
Der uno nlte W2dnner aui 2eiterlua'
1eu; nebenber tperben groBe Seroen
gieG ,rnb Shafe aetrieben, I'M lie Dor
oen Huiien in Siderbeit 81 bringel.
Or. uH6 fSrau Worgenlter,t iino nod
I'M Samlano. Ser 0oftor iteht ieiner
Dhltter auf oenl Cute BEL. slqe feline
griiher iino i'm ariege uno auf 6em
SUI itano man nlitten in Der grnte.
Collie &ouigsberg III Die Sdnoe Der
9iuiien iaaeu, 10 miro aud mir Die
uniern feline Gettrng iein. Or.
boiit nod bas 9eite utlb mil Don lei.
nem Yoiteu nidt tueiden."
Serr Ssacob @ eibel, nelhcr
nit ieiner Gattiu I'M Mai uah
Geutiflartb reiite, ipeiIt in anntueiIer
bel 9anbau uno es iteint ibm redt
qllt gu geben.
Sn ieinsr Wo6nuna an Der
Naiu unb Gbarlss StraBe. Wabiion.
pille, 1T eeitern Raamittaa Serr
Sre6.S. 6 mers, prdiibent Der
+. 8. ldmmers u. Sou so. i'm Il.
ter ppn 66 .Sabreu sinsm Shlagdns
fall erleasn. Der @eritprbene, tpeldsr
80 Sabre lang bier unidiiis aetpsien
III, bintsrIGBt brsi S06ne, Gbus. 70.
2ommers, 9rdiibent bes Wtuoiion.
bile Suiineb Wieus Club, Waltsr
!. uno Gldrente 2ammsrs, ippie brci
g66ter, Hrau Sarrp 0enman, 6lpra
Inb gllice 2ammers. Die gesrbigung
;inost iFreitaa Rahmitteu 2 lbr pom
,pm Eterbebaus Itdtt.
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2ofal 8eridt.
3eGt 70!
Der gageriide llnteritaenngs.gereiu
beipilligt $500 fir bic ariess.
nutbleiocnSeu,
ltno tueitere $3.50 perSen DON bei
MitgIieoern ieIbit alisebrabt
speroen.
9as ReiuIiat Der geau1teniua6I.

Der gaptrii9e llntsritiibunsspers
Elm, befen Ulitgliebsr nit penig ausz
nabmtn oes aouiss Rod setragen ba-
ben unb oesbaib gut ssnug piiieu,
no es 9lotb tbut, ipenH Sas 8dterlano
bon Der &riessfuris bebrobt piro,
bate i4on, als Der ,rite 4ufruf err
sing, bei4Iofsn, feline Witgliebsr nit
le $1.O0 gu beiteusru unb babur6
sinen biibi@eH 9etrug fiir ben 5onos
5uiammen su bringsu, Der gum Be
iten Der ariessnotbIsibenben seiam.
melt ipiro. 9iefe Dlstbobe ftien ies
bod ben braDen gdpern ettpas Su
lnngiam unb Don benz Gebanten aus
sebenb, oab i9nsus 6iIfe buppelte
Siffe isi purbe in Der geitrigen, Gu.
berit gut bsfu9ten geriammluna Der
8ei6lub sefaBi, bic 2tuisresung elmer
gItraIteuer fallen gu lafeu unb bafiir
$500 aus Der 8ereinstliie 3u betpilIiz
gen. bic on bic Oeutitr unb Deter
rei4iih llnsaril6e 6ilfssefeli&al
abgeliefert tperben ioQeH.
5rotbem ertlGrten absr Die einselz
nen Witgli.ber. bab iis fi9 bic @es
lesenbsit nidt ne6men lafien ppllen,
auh perf0nli9 ibr SfsriIein su benz
sutsn 3pede bsitraseu gu t6nnen uno
es ginseu bersits in Der geItriseE gers
iammluna S61.00 elm, pslder 9etrag
uab ansabe bes SstrttGrs 6errn
Ibomas 9eidt obne 3peifel Dor gnbe
bes Wonats aui $3.50 tsigen miro,
10 buB Der Ysrein nit Isinem Bel
trag an Der Spite aller bieiisen 9era
cine iieben ipirb, cine ausfidt, bic
bon alien 4Hipeienoen nit lluten uno
eHtbufiuittiden geifalIstufen sntees
puroe.
Sn Der WerIammlung, bic uRter
9oriib oss Serrn Chris. SdHs unb
Der prototplfiibruns Des Ssrrn 1bo. |
mas asiht in Sa6s' !0aqe itnttfano, !
ipuroe all bier ertrantte MitsIieb,r
bic iiblihe llnieritiibung i'm getrose
ron $50 uusbs5abli. 6erner purbe
unter Geituns bes aus ben 6erren
Gonrab Grobtopf, Bruno aub mb
). 6. gaer beitebenbsn Wablfommit.
tees bic Hsupabl Der gsamten pors
gsnommsft bk folssnbss RsiuIiai srs
CAB:
gise prdiiSsHt 9lntOn .@lu.d.
Itein.
prOtotOll Gstr.. 5bos. 9eitt.
Ginon5 Setr., gbas. Giiert (per
afilamation.
Sdasupiitsr. Gus.a Giisrt (psr
llisIamasiOn).
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auSlano gs(egrap@.
Sharfe SeItimmanaen
erIdbt Gensral Qtguilar nit gssua
auf bic 9uIouns Der @siits
lihfeit.
Ronnen miiHen Iaut einem Oesret eis
nsn peltIi4en 9srlif srsrsifsn.

9era grua, %. Sept. - Genss
raj Gamble aguilar, Der gouperneur
beg Stadts 9era gru3, bat am 0iens.
tag etn Wdnifeii srlaiIen, ipe!3es bar.
duf bsredHet 1T, bic 9eD0lteruna gu
berubissn unb ibr gu ipiisn Al tbun,
bdB iis teinerlsi Wisberpergeltungss
mdBreselH ieitens Der &onititutipnas
Iiiten su befiirhttn bat. Sn bem Ma.
nifsit piro bemerit. oab nur 9iejeni.
gen, Die tpirtIif @erbrsden asaen bic
aoniiihItioHdIiitsn besaHgen, cine BE.
itrafuHs sii ssipGrtissn baben.
Obsrit Gomunoo Wariins, erildrt.
I'm RameH bon General slguilar. bag
niff sinmal bic prieIter o6er glonnen
perhuftet tperbsn tpiirbsn ,es lei oenn,
edB lie uerfildpen ioQien, i6re frii6eren
iirhlidsn qtemttr pi,ber eingunebs
men. Sn Dem Tetret ipirb 6efimmt,
bob StGbie nit 10000 gintpubnern
einen prieiter bnben biirfsn uno
Stdbie nit ii6er 10000 Ginfpobnsrn
bsren brei. aber unter isinsn lmitGns
ben msar. Seinsr Stabt fpirb .rlan6t
fperosn, NonHen su bsb.rbers.n nno
Die ROnneH miiiisn iib 9lrb.it Iu6en.
9snerdl dguilar bemertt in bsm Wa.
nifsIt, Sab Iaut ibm jiis,sansensr Sns
formation bic RonRen pcrtreifIihe
9nnftftiderinHen iinb unb re abcr
t,ine Sdpieristeit bab.n follten, iit
nit Gtidereisn unb fOnitieen Sanbnrs
beiten ihrsn asbensunterbalt 3u prs
oienen.
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