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The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
Judge Pollock Calls for Speed
in M0unDay Case.
Prosecution Is Expected to Fin
ish During the Day.
THE DEFENSE WILL BE SHORT
No Sugar Factory or Grain
Fields ON the Land.
Senator Curtis Did Not Know
He Was q Director.

Kansas City, Jan. 17.-When today's
session Of the trial Of Don A. MounDay
and his wife, charged with misuse OF
the malls in the selling of New Mex
leo lands. opened before Judge Pollock
in the federal district court, in Kansas
City. Kan, 1t was expected the gov
ernment would complete the presenta-
tion Of its case today.
Just before court adjourned last
night, Judge Pollock announced he de-
sired that the trial proceed more
speedily and would expect the prosecu-
ton to finish it's case in another day.
It was expected the defense would not
require nearly as much time in pre-
eenting its cas- as has been used by
the government.
The Upper Pecos valley OF New Mex
leo, as known by it's inhabitants, was
very different from the valley repre-
scented in the advertising literature Don
A. MounDay and his wife used to sell
their lands, according to the testimony
of T. b. Catron, United States senator
from New Mexico.
There are no fields of tall grain as
shown in these pictures" said Senator
Catron. as he examined MounDay
pamphlet.
IT will now call attention." said
Fred Robertson, United States district
attorney, ito a picture of the sugar
factory under which the pamphlet
says, Factory now in operation and
one other building Is there sugar
factory on the grant,"
There Is no sugar factory In New
Mexico replied Senator Catron. The
only one in the state burned down sew
eral years ago."
Senator Catron was anxious to sell
the land, was introduced to MounDay
by a man in Denver who was helping
the senator dispose of the property.
Charles Curtis Testtf1es.
When Charles Curtis, former United
States senator. was called to the stand
he fave his occupation private citi-
(COntinued on Page Six.)
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
END OF FINE WEATHER
Rain Today and Gloom for Sunday II
FurecaGt.

The sunshine Of the last few days
has given way to q damp ana unploas-
ant brand OF weather. A light rain
began falling at noon. and up to two
O'Clock the precipitation amounted to
.01 of an inch. The temperature to-
day has been ten degrees above nor
NAL for this date.
sunny Flora, the weather mas,
does not lock for much rain, but he
makes the guess that the Weather
but agreeable. The forecast calls for
mostly cloudy weather tonight 0nA
Sunday with little change In temporar
ture. Shippers' forecast: Protect -
hour shipments north against temper
ature OF 80 degrees: other directions
above freezing"
The clouds extend al the way from
the Mississippi river to the Pacific
coast. Heavy rains have been report
ed from Colorado. Up to Z O'Clock this
morning there had been NO rain 1t
government stations in Kansas.
-
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17

THAT IS THE PRO6RlM NOW
News and Notes That WIN In
terest Politicians.

II Henry J. Allen does not seek the
Progressive gubernatoriAl nomination
and . majority Of Kansas politicians
declare Allen will not be in the race
it is probable that State Chairman u.
s. Sartin Of Kansas City will receive
the nomination as the Bull Moose cam
didate for governor. Sheffield Ingalls,
Of Atchison il also mentioned. but 1t
is geherally believed that Sartin will
be the nominee in event William Allen
White fails in his plan to put Aliens
name on the ticket.
For some reason Allen IL not en-
thustastic over the plan to give him
q nomination for governor on q ticket
Is perfectly willing to make speeches.
He will preside as toastmaster at the
Bull Moose banquet. He win exhort
at the mass meetings and pass the
hat to buy fodder for the moose. But
to run for governor and spend q bunch
Of good money in q lost cause. That
is something else.
Politicians who frequent the state
house have not looked seriously on
the Allen for governorship program.
claim inside information that the
prize orator of the Progressive cause
in Kansas will scoff at the plan Of his
party leaders to put him on the state
ticket. But Wh1te mas refused to con-
cede that the Allen boom is q forlorn
hope.
There is plenty of time yet" said
White. Plenty of time. II it ap-
pears that it is really necessary that
Allen should be on the ticket. he will
be there. No doubt about 1t. Of course
Allen would rather we would select
someone else. But he will consent to
run"
Sartin. the Progressive state chair
man. In said to be q candidate for the
lConfinued 0n Pace Two 4 =
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
Speaker ut National Wool
Growers Annual Meeting.
Says Lamb win Rank With
Lobster and Terrapin.
ARE NEEDLESSLY ALARMED
New Tariff Law Merely Put q
Crimp In Production.
Cheap Foreign Sheep Meat IN
Iridescent Dream, He Says.

Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. ia mutton
famine was predicted here today by
J. E Poole, editor Of the Chicago Live
Stock World. in an address before the
National Wool Growers association
meeting in annual session. During the
next five years he said. the scarcity
would become acute. Mr.. Poole said
that for the last five years the west
had been marketing eve lambs in the
same reckless manner as 1t sent heller
calves to the butch r from 1900 to 1910.
Good authorities, he said, estimate that
80 per cent Of the eve fiocks OF the
west are averaged and that q bad win
ter would scatter their carcasses over
the ranges, thus precipitating mutton
scarcity that, in any event cannot long
be delayed.
''One short lamb CROP" said Mr..
Poole, would put both lamb and NUT
ton in the category with lobster and
terrap l.
During the compilation Of the pres
ent tariff bill representatives Of an
organization Of meat retailers made
themselves distinctly audible in
Washington demanding that the west
ern grower be deprived Of his 'bonan-
"a by executive enactment and the
markets Of the United States thrown
Admit Canadian sheep and South Amer
lean and Australian frozen mutton.
they clamored. and cheap meat will be
assured.
But results show this measure mere
ly defeated the object aimed at. In
stead of increasing prospective supply.
1t precipitated liquidation of a whole
sale character both east and west from
Missouri river tirnid growers, needless
ly alarmed at threats of invasion OF the
domestic market by Canadian sheep
and frozen mutton from the antipodes.
sacrificed their holdings.
"All through the summer Of 1912 q
procession of breeding stock trooped
to the stock yards, Cutting the market
and demoralizing prices until at tho
injection of the free trade era the ma
tive sheep industry had been almost
as effectively crippled as it was by the
Wilson bill OF the eighties.
Meanwhile Canada instead Of miti-
eating the consumers condition actual
ly has been purchasing mutton in the
United States, as 75 per cent. of the
sheep killed in western Canadian prov
inces last year were grown south of the
international boundary. Cheap abun-
dant foreign mutton has proved an iri-
descent dream and all the free traders
have accomplished. il to put a crimp in
the production"
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
ASKS TO Be EXCUSED.
Missouri Public Service Commission
Wants . Release.

Jefferson City. Jan. 1.-THE state public
service commission will ask Judge Smith
Mcpherson Of the federal court, when
he is in Kansas City next week to release
1t from the restraining order which he
also issued against Attorney General Bar
ker, to prevent any proceedings in the
state courts or before the commission,
looking to collection Of alleged over
charges made by the railroads while the
rate laws were in litigation
This announcement was made here to-
day. Attorney General Barker said he
would be in Kansas City when Judge
Mcpherson II ready to take up the mat
ter.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
MINE VICTIM DIES.
Was Sixth Man Of Mulberry Accident
Record Disaster.

Pittsburg, Kan, Jan. r.-Winiam Baird.
sixth victim of the mine disaster At Null
berry "wednesday. died in hospital her 9
became the greatest disaster in the bis
tory of the Kansas mine fields. On No
explosion at Frontenac.
Baird was the youngest of the men who
took the terrible plunge down 80 feet to
the bottom Of the mine. He grasped the
top of the cage and saved himself from
being crushed.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
Kodak Trust wants to settle.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE kodak
trust is the latest of the corporations
sued under the Sherman antitrust act
to seek q peaceful settlement of its
troubles with the department OF JUS
tice> Negotiations between representa-
tives of the so-ca1led trust and the de-
partments have progressed so far that
an agreement probably win be reached
within . short time.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
LEAD NEAR WAvERLY.
Miner Finds Traces Of 1letal-3lakinG
Investigation.

Waverly, Jan. n-Wnliam DanIey, .
young coal miner, has discovered a quaint
ity Of lead at Rosemou., . neighboring
station The extent OF the lead ore has
not been determined but an investigat1on
IL being made. Tho people Of Rosemont
are iuhilant-
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
Six Children Burn to Deash.

Coboconk, Ont. Jan. 17.-Six children
OF Mrs. Weatherby were burned to
death today when fire destroyed their
home. The mother escaped by Jumping
from the window.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
Wm. CulIcn Is Uead.

Ottawa, III, Jan. 17.-Wm. Cullen.
aged 81, from Elinois. Congressman,
and one OF the orgAnizers o1 the Re-
publican party died today.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17
SENATORIAL Bee IN
FORAkER'S BONNET

Gen. james B. Foraker. who for
merly represented Ohio in the United
States senate, has announced his de-
termination of running again for the
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17

subcommittee. and Representatives
Floyd of Arkansas, Mccoy OF New
York and others. important antitrust
bills have been drafted and VIII be in
troduced soon in the lower house.
They cover these points:
1nterlocking directoratesL
Trade relations and prices.
Injunction proceedings and damage
suits by individuals.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17

Continued on. Page Two.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
et..GrlanSnitiaei1e.

(Robert 9art6, %, Sslbi, 8.
2eonu Weit, 18, @leDes, ..
}Sreb 0ifIsl, 80 geaa 9rUpe, ..
emma apdipoob, 35, bon oaielbit.
(;soules @sorrig, %, st3 IS. s. CTR.
lGmma Sen, 27, Dalnut 5Otel.
{q6ilip ainbelberger, "a, 1886 Gin.
)Gbna Ren, "a, 3O09 Seioto Ctr.
(Wiliam aoenis, %, 582 Delta &pe.
lGlIis M. RiIIer, 20, 16. Wile Stanb.
(samss SacObs, SO, aouisoitle, aq.
l2ena Sfspab, 80, 8urnet Souie.
(DapiS Wbite, "a, aibertg u. Wolnut
lSrene Gaiiibp. 19, 3o8 9its Ctr.
(sames u. Glid, 21, 900 @iamOnb,
lainian Spielmunn, %, 1924 glfoo
(gernaro Suer, ST., 30, % Wueit.
lamanba SseI, 25. 1880 Raee Str.
IGbas. SbiDarm, ST., 22, oZ4 Set'
}ington @penue.
{Oorot1p Wiaer, 19, 665 Nortt
lgreseent glpenue.
(So6n spslIsr, %, 433 Wurner Ctr.
l6reba oepp. %, 214S RaDine Str
(qr6 qeslman. 80, 1897 Sprinl
}9rope glpenue.
tGarris Snsbes, %, 7e4 WscwaatOn.
(SacOb Solslin, Sr. 20, 2413 8ettpn
1gleanor StengeI, 18, 3016 4brsns.
(sSorrsit @ilIiams, AZ, $50 Sat9atpap
lailian 9ibion, 39, 5 part Eotp..
(Soiepb @ngslbarbt, %, 3424 Cole
Grain &penue.
iaiaie @bit9eaS, 20, so8 @. 5. Ctr
(eotpin g. slnoerion, 90, 2723 Gncltl
lWaris Zimmerman. AZ, 2725 Guclii
(Reuben 5. Hspnolos, %, 1908 Sole
I Nib glpenue.
lGatberine 8usdsr, 18, RDrpoo0.
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;sencrte aaf Ginbredjer.

gmru WertIs, ipelhe nit fiinf
Gtpeiiern i'm 6auIe go. 2133 Sats
mater Strdbs pobnt, psrnobm gsiiern
Mprsen elm Dsreddtisss Gjerdlf9 on
Der @orberfbiirs unb sldubte, bab
Ginbrsher Der gDobnung sinen 8eiud
abTtntten pputsu. 2eiIe erbob ii9 bic
bsber3is Sruu, griff sum RspoIDsr,
1ffuete bebutidm EN- Ssnitsr uno
Feuerte 8 GGiiTs auf spet Mdnnsr
ab, ipeIde siligit bic Jlutt ergriffsn.
Dut4 bic Sdiiiis fpuros Der ppliaiit
Stabl berbeiasrufen, ipeIder cine Der.
fplsnna Der 5liiatigen, erfolslos auf'
nabm. Sn Der Spnntas gsa6t bats
ten bereits Ginbrsher ben 8eriud ges
maht IN bic WObnins etn5ubringsn.
aus ipelGem Grunb iia JrdnIein
Wertk nit ein.m Repolper btipaffrets,
fd[ls es ben Disben geliifeil foIIte 81.
rid su tebren. Die gurfHen battsn
aud tinsn lparmsu Gmpfolre sshabt.
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SSuarb Grid als 9enae.

Der betannts S9ubnaaren Jabri.
tant Gbmarb Grid, ssidien geiiern
Dor benz Coroner als 3tuae In benz
Snaueit iibsr ben Sob zines ebenses
borensn ainbss, ipeldes In Der Gent
srube i'm Gauis 30. 1903 gDefun
auerut, am Gonntag sefunben ipnrb,.
DoE ainb itarb fur5 mad bsr ginlis.
feruns I'm itdbtHden 8oipital. Di.
Uorlabung bes 5srrn Grid srfoIgte
auf 9fusfoeen Der Sdsptfist b.r W2iits
ter bss ainbss. 95rou .. S6rosbtr.
Ro. 1903 Weiiern Npeiius. Die Whit.
ter bic 10 Sabre niit emma Milbe.
bosr, mar in Der Dabrit bes Serrn
Grid ttdtis. Grid itslIie In abrebs,
bnb sr nit bsrWiIbsbDsr Dsrttbrt babe.
ipirb bic llnisrIuhuns foriftbsn.
Rad isintn ausToasu mar bas WGb=
den mir 10 Gage bsi ibm bdddftiat.
syrdu Gtrpsber btbduptei, bdB ibrs
GApsftsr ben RnmeH Grlid IN ibrer
unb ibres Mannss @tssnipori ere
ipa6nt Dat. Coroner 81. 9certmsnsr
Lpirb bic unttrfu9uug fprtisbsn.
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ltnterridlts. .an5eiscn.

ten gemibungen bsrsitsln. anbsrer'
Ieits be5ei6net man absr ou4 oas,
iuasbsr aebrsr an greifIi4 Srlerntem
unb grtuor6snsm bei ben S4ulern
iisbt, nidt bic sin8iss Gru4t ietnes
8irtens, Elm treffenbes Wort. Elm
freunOli9es 2Gaeln, eine giitise 9ano@
luna. t0nnsn oas &inb geiitig an9e'
rsqt, i'm @smiitb erbobem uno I'm
WiQen getrdftiSt, unb oes4alb Der
aeiummtsn Gntptdluns tDe1sntlih Ss'
bient bdben.
Serr Utillsr bate cine febr dut'
mertiame uno bartbare 3ubOreridatt
Serr Gid mics in isinsn sinfiibrels'
ben 4ortsn auf bus in lsBtsr WD9'
erfOlste Sinideiben Der bsioen trlbe
rem ae6rsr, Strrn Ssinrid Sornel
unb SRI. g6riitine 8epsr, BIN, uno 81
bsren g6re erboben ii4 bic Infpsien
ben ppn ihren Siben.
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l1ntcrridlts. .Anseigen.

nes tieB Ri6tsr 5ride @ndoe Dor
Re9t erge6sn, unD lieB ben Siinoer
nit ben iuspenbirten &oiten bon oans
nen 3ieben. 9roBes @eId4ter rief eine
&ubs s6anDbepsguns berDor, ipslhe
Der 5reiseIpro4ens Dem Ridter aus
Dunt6arteit 5utOmmen lieb.
SoIepb Sua, pel4er in bem ee>
ri6ts3immer Elm alter Stammgait uns
ter acknowledgement Der Ri3tDeriOr.
suns ieinsr 5umilie lit, itanb gsiterH
Ihon tpiepet einmal Dor ben S6ran.
fen, ba er felt geraumer 3eit niAts
fir BEN unterbalt ieiner Samilie beiT
setragen babsn ipll. 0a Sua ifoH
Elm sSabr tpegeu M6tDeriOrsung abb
Iu(pirt bat, 70 purbe er oieies WSaI
gu ie6s Monuten in psniion 8aoer
internirt.
&ute csobnIon fpollte einmal eine
freie Qutofabrt MAIDEN, bate aber oie
Rednung pbne ben Chauffeur gema9t,
Der energiI6 fein 9elb na9 beenoeter
ssabrt perldngte. Die Re9nung betrug
$3.50, pel9e &ate niht be5ahlsn
tpnnte, ioboB iid Der Sruftfpagens
2enter osranldBt iab, Ieinen 5abrgait
na9 Der ppli3eiipade gu bringen.
gu Der seitern ongeieBteH @er6ano'
lung spg es auts oor, ni4t gu erl6ei-
nen, ionbern ianbte ben 8etrag bon
$12 elm, Inn 10 BON aller S6ulb frsi
| su tommen. gai9ter Stride mar bod
| entsiidt, bas @slb gu erbaIten unb
perurtbeilte bic 8eI6ulbtgte in obien.
tia gu $40 9slbftrafe unb Soften.
| oiermit mar aber Der Chauffeur nitt
einberitanben unb erlaubts iih Die
sraee, rpie er gu ieinem @eloe toms
men ioG. Oieies lsu9tete benz &tdter
audi Elm, unb tpurbe Elm pOli5iIt ua6
Der Wobnung Der Sruu seianot, mel
der aber nit Der Melouns 5uriitfam,
bab Rate ausseflOssu 1T. Sept mar
gutter Hat6 tbsusr, aber Ri6ter Jride
pubte ii6 gu bslfen, inbem er bas er'
tie llrtbeil uufbOb unb bic 8ei4uloigs
te 5u elmer Celebrate bon S. nebit
Roiten Derbonnsrte, ipoDon er Die &o'
ten fuspenbirts, tporauf Dem &ldger
Der 8etrog ppn 81 eingebdnbigt fpsrs
ben tonnts. 80 Gents muB Der Wlann
Deridmersen.
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Clifton Ssisbts 8eianspereiu.

Idd elmer ldnsersn pduie tritt bic
fer 6eIisbte 9erein nit elmer Inter.
baltuus, tpeI6e am Samstag, ben q.
gopember, in Der 8srsins6aae all
Ro6s Strabe itattfinbet, Dor bic nit
aIieber. gs pirb in bieIen georiif-
ten 3eiten Elm tpa6rer 8enub lein,
pisber einnral Iih in frDbliaer, ses
miitblider 9sisGI9aft bepegen su
tDnnen unb Oafiir iinb ia bic Clifton
Seisbts Sanger ppblbetannt. Sin
f6Dnes qrusramm nit nsuen prdds
tissn GbDren unter 9trigent 2oriS
Gbrautts berG6rter 2eitling iopie
ber0erfriideuber SumOr psrben ben
geYu6ern einen angenebmen 4beno
bsreitsn. Golgenb 1T ous Prosramm:
g6pr: .5teb feit, bu Oeuti1sr giaen-
ipalb"-SIenmdnL
gbor: ,@alet" C. &remer.,
gpuplet: Die ia6ne gtarie". -
6riB SddFer.
Ier5ett: .aubbsl-Mubbel bor ges
ri9t"-GOoIpb Spu6r.
Qb 9eiiiuger, s. 9eder, gliin.
betb Sibmann.
Gbor: % SonnsnIdein" = 9. Bal
oanlus.
gbOr: r8aR beutfds 9ieb" - s. Sas
cpbion.
@ortrag bpn SuIius 3urn.
goupIst: rMdoe in Germany" -
i. gefer.
Quartet: Sine ssniaIs 6amilie".
!. &eiOeI, 5. aeifinger, 5. Bad,
Y. RupIe.
6ierauf San5. glebit anoersn Gr.
friI6unsen ptro Elm feinsr Soulaf4
au baben isin.
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Wi@tise apaferenS
Blanc fur bic slnsmersums SeS aiiee'
meutIefi5itS lperben in Griudsuus
gc,Oseu iueroen.

Cine Diftige aonfereiB Deroen
beite StaStanipaIt S9oeule, SiIfs'
Mucitor 8raop iinb Der Siaats. Bud.
iiibrungserpert Roies 8lau abbaIterl,
Inn Sdriiber 5u beratbiblneen. pie De'
nigitens Elm 3beiI oes Delights BON
$2,5G0,000 wIeSererlangt iueroen
fam, oas our 3eit I'M SilgungSioros
eriItirt, neil 3aIoie Steuerjabler ieit
ssabrru ibre gliiebmeilts fir 9erbeiie'
ringen ni6t be5ablt ba6en. aluBeroem
miro Der geriu6 seniad,t Deroen, ei-
ncn 9lan aus3ufliieeIn, nit oeiien
Silie in 9ufunit @run6beiiser ge.
3ipiingen iperOen fonnen, bic @erbeiie.
rEngsaiieBments 5i 5abletl oaulit Die
StnSt nift rpieOer 0erartige BerluIte
erlei0et.
slller @aGribeinIif)feit nah miro
man lid, auf oas in Glepelauo iibIidlc
Gpitem einiger, iDelhes beltimmt.
BAH scr betreiienoe @rimobeiiBer Sas
erIte eliiebment entritten nnib, eIe
nit Ser gerbeiieruitg begoinien miro.
Sn ben meiiteH S1Ilen, in oenen
bic Staot feline @ejoblyng erbielt,
iparen bon Sen 5etrefien0en Sritnb-
beIisern @inbaItsbefeblsflaeen arbdn.
gia gemadt, Sllra fpelhe Die Stabt an
Sem Gintreiben ser @eloer oerbinberi
ipiiroe. gieliad lit Ger betreiienoe@in'
baltsbeiebl in3piid)en auber 8raft &C.
treien ilno in ioIfen 61llen tpirb einc
|eeridtIide Gilltreibung Der faliger
@eloer periud)t uer6en.
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Zie tupbeltess braut.
Srei pisIueripredeube Siinglinse &c.
ben bem @iirfelipiel cine nene
9iaanee.

gns beliebte arlobelt, ait6 8iir.
felipiel gebeiben, lit I'M cine lpeiterc
MogIif)feit bereif)ert iporben. @db.
reiib man iid bisIans bamit besniistc,
NIT &1lobeIn I'M WirtbSbaiis Die 3eit
toot5uidlagen oSer gelesentIih cine
inioIge bon Stiinineilgleidbeit unent.
ifieoene @abl ou erlebigen. baben
brei pieIncripreheiloc ssiineIiuge Die
@iiriel rollen Iaiien, nm su entidei.
ten, iper bon ibneii einen ginbrnfj
bcgebet ioae. eosparo SobgenIan, is.
Don 1901 Beit Siebente StrdBe, Go.
gar @eab, Is, bon 1907 8eit Sic.
bente Sfrnbe, liilo Sarrp 9rees, 90,
bon 668 Carr StraBe. sinaen am
Sonutag Wlorgen gegen 3 llbr all Der
Birtbif)ait Don Sarrp Son!uers. al
Der Siebenten itnb Gutter StraBe Dor.
BEL unb als tie Die 8bisfepauslase i'm
Sdaiiicniier iabenL iuiiroe ibre De.
aieroe enpedt, Der lie iiitt tpiberiteben
fcn1tten. Gle tuaren ie6cufaIls idon
I'm baIben Gfynaps6uiel, oerin ionii
iparen iie wobI niht aiii Die srotesfc
Soee gefomnien, I'M Die gbre 3li
ipiirfcIn, iper BON ibnen ben einbriif
6eseben ioGe. Sobaenlan mari bic
|nreSrigite 8abl. alrS entidloiien, er.
|griif er einen Nilaiteritein, mari Elm
eroBes God m bie Sdeibe unb aae
brei guriden itablen 25 Salbpint.
uno feds Giiartilaid)en Sdnaps. %
iie ben Mbistep i,iht aaein foniiuni.
rem tonrten, peri4enften lie ibn in
ireigebiger @ciie. Gin 16iabriser
UenseI tranf 70 piel, baB er m Conn,
| tag iinnlos betrlnten an Der gnbs
StraBe In Der Goiie aiitseIeien fpir-
be. Grit IN Der Rad)t niif OienItaa
batte er Ii1 BON ieinern aanonel,raiiit
m Scipital geniigeno erbolt, bab ei
ben poli5iiten annuI uno WoelIer eint
@encralbeihte ablegen fonnte inro S;t
Admel Der Sfanob,iben nanrte. 3i.
Igoli5iiien bolten oieielben aus ibrel
getten into seitern waorsen nlad)ter
iie NIT ibren iiriiiier nod perfaterter
@eiiftern Sem Midter sSride i'm Whl
ni3ipaigeriht lire aufruartiiug. Sil
Ieeten Elm @eitin6niB ab lrio ba eir
iolhes befnnittIib bic 8oruiteriud,
lung gang be6eiitenb erleid)tert, ipur
ben iie inter Der anfInge 6es Gin
briifs prompt ben 0robgeidAuorener
iibertuieien. 9pei GnnrtflaiHen Ses
eolen @eirdnfeS iino serettet iuorocu
Wlan ianb iie inter elmer 1reppe per
liicdt. Die deinen DlnI6en iparei
o5er leer getriinfet iinb bic Ieerei
l8Iaifen ipiroen In bern sfniiaug
lGaiiin oes ab3nastanaIs an Der Ton
nersberser mo gi,o6 Strabs eeiun
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Mms bem Mmnisipalseri6t
Cine iprsdenSe Sanbitnmme 5u $50
@elbitrafc pernrtbeilt.

Marie @dsnsr aus ct. SruncistO
bate es ii1 gum @.perbe semdht, ols
Saubftunrrne aufSutreten, I'm Surd
@orSsisurs eines gittbriefes Nib.
tbGtioe 9eute gu leimen, mas ibr aud
in bObem Mabs seIunsen 1T. Quf
9runb peri9isoensr 9ei9psrosn
purbe Waris In 5aft senOmmen, unb
fanb bic Jrau, ipelte erif 20 2enae
s6has, i'm Geipa&SMm ibre Spru9e
unS @eaSr nisber, gfihtsr Stride pers
urtbeilte bic G9pinblertu, unter Der
9ea9uIbisaing her UoripisseIuns fal'
iter Sbaifadsn 81 elmer 9eIoitrofe
ron $50 ne6it aoitsn, tpGfe fis i'm
qrbeitsbaus abfisen muB.
Ueit elmer dubsrit serinsen Strafe
fam aarl Riamarn bappn, Der ii9
unter Der gei9uloisuus beg 2abens
biebfta6ls su perantporten bate.
Ri9man, tpel6er @ater elmer Sa6lrei-
den GdmiIi, 1T, tpurbe i'm Gair Waa=
renbaus babel absefubt, uls er in ab.
peienbeit Der @ertauferin einise Sos
den unbemsrtt rtaufte". Rihman bal
ben Ri9ter pislmaIs um @rti9ulbi'
guns, unb ertlGrte, ni9t gu tptHen
mas ibn Su Der Sbat perdnIdbt babe
,oa er cine CUTE Stellung inue Bat
aber beim glnblid Der Waaren elmer
uHipiberitebIidsn 9rans tn iid fiibl.
te, iin etfpus dIt5ueignen. Sn 4nbe
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SeI6ItmurbperiudJ.

Der als Raihtuiit i'm @roton @e>
bdubs an Der 7. uuo Race StraBe Be-
fddftiste Greb Wiuisun ipoQte ces
2ebens giirpe obidiittsln uno tniipfte
iid gu bieiem 3tDed i'm Utof4insnT
paum dui. Gr purbe ieood rpd
rsdt3eiiis entbsdt, fobdb er. rd6oem
er ii9 etpas erbplt bate, mad ieiner
Wpbnuna On Race unb @reen Strnbe
eebradt perbsn tpnnte. UtilIisau ioll
hummer hdben. CT III Batter DON
fiekn &inSern, ipoDpn bos iiiugIse
NOD Elm SGasIing 1T.