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Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
ANNIVERSARY oE MURDER

Chicago, May 4.--Many Chicagoans
recalled today as the twenty-fifth ami
murder of DR.. Patrick II. Cronin. The
crimes that ever stirred this city-the
nization known as the Clan-na-Gael.
murder and sensational trials that fol
lowed attracted attention not only
throughout America but on the other
side of the Atlantic as we'll
DR.. Cronin was prominent in Irish
American circles in Chicago and was
actively interested in the so-called
Irish cause. On the night of May 4,
1889, he was Mred from his office in
South Clark street to a lonely cottage
in North Ashland avenue. There he
was beaten to death, as alleged, by
members of the secret political orga-
nization KNOWN as the Clan-na-Gael.
The conspirators had spent weeks in
planning the act. One reason given
for the crime was that DR.. Cronin was
a spy and had betrayed secrets OF
the clan, an organization devoted to
Ireland's freedom. Another explana-
ton offered was that the physician
had evidence that member Of the
clan had stolen fund raised for the
Irish cause and that this member,
fearing exposure, had instigated the
crime.
The news of the murder and the
reasons given for it created intense
excitement throughout the country.
Among those arrested were several
Chicagoans OF prominence. but the
evidence against them was deemed In
sufficient on which to hold them. OF
those who we're finally brought to
trial Daniel Coughlin. Patrick O'Sulli-
van and Martin Burke were found
guilty and were sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. John Kunke was sentenc-
cd to three years imprisonment It
was freely admitted at the time that
those who were convicted were merely
tools and that the real conspirators
we're never brought TO justice. Burke
and O'Sullivan died in prison. Cough.
lin was granted a new trial and many
years later was acquitted.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
MANS TROUSERS BLEW OUT
Garment Contained $3.50 In 'Em, and
Whole Train Get Excited Over
Accident.

Los Angeles. Without trousers and
minus $3.50 contained therein, Smith
Beavers, travelling salesman, gave
passengers on west-bound train q
scare. The train was speeding sixty
miles an hour between Ontario and
Los Angeles when Beavers trousers
slipped out Of window in the sleep,
ing car. Beavers made known his
predicament with shouts and wild
gesticulations.
The train was stopped and the con
ductor telephoned back to Ontario, re-
questing the baggage agent to insti-
tute search for his passengers gar
ment. The train then resumed its
journey to Los Angeles with Beavers
wrapped In blanket.
The trousers were found with the
money In EN-.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
EAST SIDE lost
Third game TO
ANGELS
BASEBALL GAME YESTERDAY WAS
a GOOD ONE; sALAzAR PITCH
ED GREAT BALL

Yesterday afternoon at Amusement
park the west side baseball team
asaded BY Captain Frank Angel, de-
feated the East side team, under the
captainship Of John Harris. BY three
runs in hard fought game. The fin
al score was to 0.
Up to the ninth inning Of the game,
which was to have been five inning
affair. no runs had been scored by
either team. at this juncture the
West side boys revived their batting
strength considerably and when the
first half closed the score board cred
tied them with three runs.
The East side boys had the last
bat, but failed to do any damage in
the way Of scoring, though at the be-
ginning things seemed to show that
they would hammer the excellent bat
terry Of the West side to pieces when
Harris slipped over a twolbagger and
later stole third only to die there
without ceremony of any kind.
Although the West side managed to
win the game by scores, the East side
boys outclassed their opponents in
head work. During the game three
doubles were put down to the credit
Of the East side. The reason for theil
defeat is because of one weealnss, in
ability to hit the ball
Pete Salazar, the well known twin
Ter, won the game for. the West side
and famed 21 men in the nine in
nings. Pete seemed to have some
thing unusual yesterday afternoon, TO
his ability to strike out men by ia
exceeded his previous record. He he'll
the East side boys to five hits and di
1t without apparent exertion.
A new "find" was on the mound 70
the East side, and his work was gooC
This was a real player named Day,
He showed steadiness and headworl
and although the West side manage
to take Ii bits, Davy's work may b
classed as successful.
Tamme, Marshall and GrinsIad
formed trio Of strength for the Eas
side. Tamme, who held the shor
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

stop position, and Marshall at second
we're responsible for two pretty dou
bIes. while Grinslade in left field
speared the ball at times and places
where a put out seemed impossible
other players on the team did we'll
The lineup of the two teams was as
follows:
West -Nieto, G; salazar, p;
Larrazolo, ID; Ellsworth 2b; Montana
SIS; Angel, sb; Lujan, If; r Frank CT;
Armiio. RI
East -Ettinger c; Davy, P;
Harris, 1b; Marshall, 2b; Tamme, ss;
Herzog, sb, Grinslade, If; White, CT;
Blood, RI.
Salazar famed 21 men and walked
one Davy famed men. Eleven
hits were made off Davy while were
obtained from salazar.
Errors were credited as follows;
West side-Montano ]; Armijo, l.
East side-Herzog, 2; Harris, 1.
Charles Trumbull officiated as UNI
pire and gave complete satisfaction to
both teams. A fairly large crowd at
tended the game, but next Sunday un-
doubtedly will see a larger crowd, as
indications point strongly toward a
close game.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

the United States and Europe could
not resist for an hour the tremendous
windstorms = the Simoom = which
sweep In from the desert
WindmiIls of every description
have been tested in these northern
outposts on the Sahara without sue
cess until the pictured machine was
introduced. In this mill the multiple
blade principle has been discarded in
favor of five-fuked wheel, which af-
fords ample passage for all surplus
wind pressures, but which by reason
Of the great spread of its blades will
revolve in the lightest breeze.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

nita Lopez de Peralta Torrance county,
Thomas Smith San Miguel county, Roy
Benberry San Miguel county, Jesus
Lopez Grant county, Uredo Juarique
Grant count, James S. Osborn Dona
Ana county, Esquibel Leborio Dona
Ana county, Alberto Gallegos Guadalu-
pc county, Ystalio Muniz Santa Fe
county, Desiderio sena Taos county,
jim Martin Chayes county, Bat Har.
ris Chaves county, VIII Freeland
Chaves county, j. j. Cutler ChaVes
county, B. P. Bomah Chaves county
Pinkney H. Head San Juan county,
JOHN b. McNTANUS,
Superintendent.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
Relieves Bladder Distress and
WAaknes

Irregular, painful bladder weaknesses
disappear when the kidneys are strong
and healthfully active. Take Foley
Kidney Pills for that burning, scald-
ing sensation-irregular, painful action.
heavy, sore feeling and bladder dis.
tress. You will like their tonic res
torative effect-the relief from pain
quick good results Contain nc
harmful drugs. Try them. o. G.
ISchaefer and Red Cross Drug Store.
Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
chamberlaIn's Eminent

This preparation is intended espe-
cially for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and like ailments. 1t Is a fa-
vorite with people who are well ac-
ouainted with its splendid qualities.
Mrs. Charles Tanner, Wabash, Ind,
SAYS of it, 'T have found Chamber
lain's Liniment the best thing for
lame back and sprains have ever
used. It works like charm and re-
Ilieyes pain and soreness. 1t has been
used by others of my family as well
as myself for upwards of twenty
years" 25 and 50 cent bottles. Fol
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNING

If the statement made at New York
Assembly of women, that healthy
American women are so rare that
they are almost extinct, is true, it is
time for the women of America to take
warming and look to their health. It
may be headaches, backaches, drag
ging down pains. nervousness, mental
depression, that are tell-tale symptoms
of some organic arrangement for
which Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound "a simple remedy made
from roots and herbs-is a specific
and may be relied upon to restore
women to a healt' Y normal condition.
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

IDrocY PLEA or YOUTH SLAYER
Little Falls, N. Y, May "A plea
that he has been idiotic from birth
will be relied upon to save 17-year-
old Gean Gianini from the electric
chair. Gianini is accused Of having
murdered Miss Ida Beecheri the
young school teacher of Poland, N. Y,
whose body was found on the out
skirts of the town on March 2S last.
Gianinis case was called for trial here
today.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
CATCHES s5-POND LOBSTER
Record. d.sreakIng crustaoean Found
by New York Fisherman Near
Scotland Llghtshlp.

New York. Fulton Market fisher
man, trawling near the Scotland light
ship, pulled out Of the water a lobster.
the largest ever caught in this
vicinity, old-timers say. 1t weighs 35
pounds. a full pound more than. the
former record holder It Is is inches
around the body, and it's left claw il
10 inches long. 1t Is about ffty years
old.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
WIN HeIp Former slaves.

New Orleans. William Reilly, own
er Of large plantation at Monroe,
near here. notified all the former
slaves Of his father and their de-
scendants. that he is going to cut
the plantation up into farms, build
each Of them home, stock the farms
and let them run them themselves
under consideration that they ask
credit Of no one.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
For TornId LIver

Il have used Chamberlain Tablets
off and on for the past six years when
ever my liver shows signs Of being
IN disordered condition. They have
always acted quickly and given me the
desired relief. writes Mrs. F. II.
Trubus. springville, N. Y For sale
by all dealers ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

In the whole field of medicine there
is not a healing remedy that will repair
damage to the flesh more quickly than
BALLARD'S SNOW LINTMENT In
cuts, wounds, sprains, burns, scalds,
and rheumatism, its healing and pene-
trating power is extraordinary. Price
25c, soc and $10O per bottle. Sold
by Central Drug Co.-Adv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04

Dizziness, vertigo (blind staggers)
sallow complexion, flatulence are
symptoms Of torpid liver No one
can feel well while the liver is mac.
tive. HERBINE is a powerful liver
stimulant. A dose or two will cause
all bilious symptoms to disappear. Try
it. Price soc. Sold by Central Drug
Co.-Ady.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
eEoReIA-ALAaAmA LEAGUE Open

Admission, Ala, May 4,-This was
the opening day in the GeorgiarAla-
bama baseball league, Gadsden open
ing at Newman, Opelika at LAGRANGE,
Rome at Talladega and Selma in An
niston. The shedule adopted by the
league provides for season Of 114
games.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
Mos. chIIdrsn,s OIssases start wIth

Restlessness, feverishness, an inflam-
ed thoat and spasmodic cough maybe
whooping cough is starting in. Give
Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. 1t
helps the children so very much, aad
Mrs. Ships, RaymondsvilFe, Mo, says:
Il got fine results from it and it is a
great medicine for whooping cough.
10. G. Schaefer and Red Cross Drug
Store.-AdY.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-04
Helps Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Everybody Satisfied

Everywhere people are taking Foley
Kidney Pills, and are go satisfied they
urge others to take them also. A. T..
Kelly, Mcintosh, Ala, says: II rec
Commend them to all who suffer from
kidney troubles and backache, for they
are fine" Best thing you can take
for backache, weak back and rheuma-
tism. o. G. Schaefer and Red Cross
Drug Store. ADV.
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Nas @etter.

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Gohrn6ia bente 9legeu nn0 iiioweit.
lid5c geiu0e.
Tic 6ohiie SenIperatitr betrug go
@ro0 nm 9 ll6r giadniitagS itno Die
nicoriaiie 63 @rno lin 6 lt6r Wlor.
gems
Iie ar6Bie Sdnclligteit oeS Mins
0es mar 3 Nieilen bonn Siioen
Scr Ieud1ti9fcits0ebalt Der Siiit
mor 50 @ro3ent inn s llbr Nlorgcns
ln0 80 Ero5ent nm s llbr gIbenos-
,,n Sen ii6rigcu @etter 9eoba6.
iinas. 5totioncn oes 9anoes mar Oie
b6hiie gcmperotur pie iolgt: atlan.
iic 0itu 66. 9iSmord 54 Bolton rs,
Buffalo 76, Gbarleitou rs. Chicago
SO, glepclono IS. Ienper 70, Detroit
rs. Dunhb 5l Gaitport 81, @ol0c.
iton 50. @rcen Ban 66, Satteras "a,
Sopre "A Seicno 36, SndionuiIle 81,
Nanios GitD 76, Snoruile 50, Souis.
piac rs. WlarQuette 56, Nlempbis rs,
NloutaouerD 81. N1onircal 62, Jlan.
iiidct G6, Nem Crleons S., 9lelp.yort
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Niiisburg6 76 Nortlouo Me 66,
Eortlan0, Ore Ga 2nebec go 9la.
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Srousieco 66. ct. 9oms 80 Scron-
ion 7O 26rcpcport 81 5potanc 5S,
2uracuic rs. campo s., Mai5inaton
Gs, 93tnnipcQ SO.
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WemeinSebanS.
7.30, ayrsitue
Sdiller's DSea".
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Ger AS Sabre alto Cmen i. SeeneD
BON g2r. 1904, @proitroBc Der 8iit.
id)cr elmer ocr It1otiiden glbfaafor.
rem muroe geitern Waorgen wcnige
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foletc oltf ripen @ortpebieI iiber
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lp6brcno Clifford fir ein iuciteres
9erbor am Gonucritog, Den is. Or
tobcr. inter $500 8itreid)oft felt
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Itution 9iit6tcr 2epiiiioi oorecfiibrt
Sic gcecn ion etbo6eneti glnihuIoi.
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eriffeu iipo ii Scr gIbidi, i'm 5it too
ten nuf ibn geidoiier 81 boben; fer.
tier ouf uugeieblides 9eiii@iii6ren
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iid. 8og oen Repolber berbor upo cbd
ca nod muBte, mas aeidab, mar oeq
SdiiB bereits obgefcnert.
Sergeant Nlinioro unO Yoli5iii
M1i6ocl Sug6cS bonn iiioIihen 9i-
Itrift 6otten oen @erlrsten ms SO.
ipitol scidofit unO Glifioro ieitee.
ronunen. 8eenens @lm0e ioa Oh.
mcbl iebr icbmcr8boft nidt fritiidl
iciu uno oiirfte ibm aeitottent nod
etpa ont Eaeen oas Soipital pieoer
5iI perIoiicn,
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0raamiiten .@mreaM.

lin bieiigcn Srgoniitcn uno @bor'
S1ngcrn @elegen6cit 81 geber, iib
aud in gsoIbington borcn 81 Iaiicn
.imo Inn glcih3eitig Die @atiifer Der
g|unoesbouptltoot in @erbinoung init
Baltimore 5ll boltcn bat oos @alti'
more Gbor @urcon cine 6iIiolc IN
g9oI6iugton eingerihtet inO glrron-
acments getroffcu, olih nod in anoe'
rcn St1oten 8peieItellen 8u croft
nen. 8ablreide glenoerangcn iinO III
ocn biciigen &ircbenhorcn p1brcno
Oes leeten W1onots gemoht poroen.
4os @borbureoit eebt oic uaditeben-
Den @rnennlnqen befonnt George
Sdone, Eenpr. an Oie 0lt @ernon
Observation-Disclosures; @ioo gpro, Or
Qoniitin an Die met9. TrinitD.4irdc;
Srou 9lonhe Sinlpion. 9(lt an Die
netb. TrinitD-9irhe; Goitb 9lein-
hart, Sopron, an oic netb. EriliitD-
Stride; 6. GbrDitaI @i0ions, Senor,
cn sic lutb. 8ions.airde; So8el 6or,
gllt an oie episfopole Gmonuels-
Stride; GOmoro g. Morris, Ecnor,
an oic ct. 12idoelS ono al gtnecls
Stride; 9fiub Sauerpein Sopron
an oic cpisfopolc Srinitp.airde; s.
g(tIee youug. Orgoniit, an oie erite
goptiiten.&irtbc in glueuito, @eor-
aia; 9lgues Gunningbom Pitt Stride
5ur mbefIedten enpidugnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

rie 9aliilnorer Sanoelsfammcr
ipiro am fommeuoen Monioa ocn
Columbus loe, aeidloiieu bleibcn
Die 9orIeil in 9lem Dorf, Chicago,
I'll. qonis mo allen iibriaen groBe.
ten Staoteu nit gluSnabne bon
Wlmneopolis peroep gleihialls ae-
ldloIIen biei6eu 1ie 9orie 3u @in-
nipe9 aPanitoba miro aeihlohcn
iein. Gin Eelegroum an Die bieiige
aammer beiagt. Dab Die canaoiidc
4orIe Ia sInbeiraht oes oaielhii ont
oen t2. Citober iallenoen 0anfio.
ailugSiages zines acichlideii iSeier.
taecs, oeidIoiian meroc1 Ger S9ei.
3cu ihIob oeiieru nit $t07H Ger
guanua beliet iic6 oui mir 1896
guideI 5nriidae5ogeu muroen 1905
9uiheI. ia oen GleDatorcn perblieben
2,602, ,708 9uideI,
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1 On icincr Iebten 9eriommIung err
3p1blte ser nSiIopeit Baltimore
oie noditeben.
ben 9eanten fiir Oas fommcnoe @e.
iAdftsiobr @rdiioent, W s. Scribe;
eriter 9ice.%rdiiocnt @uitao aorb /;
Bmciter @ice-@rdiioent Sobn Strob;
.britter 9ice-Frdiioent, Neo g. S.
EO1c@oman; bierter 9ice-Frdiioent.
Charles @ange Sefretdr, 9uowig
g9ngner. iiln, 6inan5Iretdr lbomas
9roipn; Shabmeiiter, s. G6eriioer;
Cireftoreit @6ilip Soicp6 SenrD
g3alomau 9uowig g4agner, ien., s..
s. 2intbicinn 8. g. arebidlmur S.
Gong, 6roerid 2oraltb ino @iaiam
Anapp.
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Las Gampa9ne.Gonite oesrcpnolis
faniiden 5taats SGeiiitol Gomi-
tc's 6ielt oeitgrp 3Raalplittog IN $50.
tel Henncrt cine 9oiiteren5 iber oic
Sraac mic sic alten @ampagneldul.
Sen BON $4,000 geoedt wcroen ton'
men uno lUic sic 6euoriiebenoe Ganls
po9ne NIT oeu notbigen aleingelo
Derie6en mer0en fam Inter oen PIN.
iucieuoen iporeh ole Sp. Nm ".
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Waaicre unD 4. Is. Goulette IS per-
ldltcte. SAB mau beiouoere glnitren.
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uiidleu 0ouoiooten am Ginlicr 5H
uahlen, weun man genna @eIo 3r.
iammen 6cionmcn FAM Cine Gam.
paaue am Gituier foitet iuncr mebr
@do, ats irgcnpmu " eineni Sbelle
0es ztaatcs. &eloer fit aine bepor'
Ic6cnoc @abl Gampagnc 5lt lam'
melu. 1T. mic Sic Sdoeneiiicr nuer
poliiiidel &arieen ais eriaArina
miicn eince Der unoanfbarIten @e.
ihdiie ser Q9elt ipenu teln Srud
auf Sic 2lealtcfin5ober ansgeilbt mer.
SEN fam gl6er 0oppclt ihwierig 1T
0as Goacliircn non @eloern iiir ole
gcja6lma non sabre altcn Aabl.
eonpagneidpdoca eine iolde sIl'l.
doec Dot Die republitaniide &artei'
leiiuna oes Sioates einenl Gomitc
ouigcbiiroet mclhes ans oeu 0@.
gml " Sadiou. ~ 9laoeu 2oipns
0es Is IS aSuicu " y 9lateneu ino
Gaoio W. 9lGp6olo ir beitc9t. Sle
braudeu blos" 0reiBia laalcno1ol'
logS Tics III elite cute Segre lllr
oic ocuofrntiidJe Bartelleitira teine
edaloen 3t inahcH
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llailor Aaeal llfIIIer aeII0F0en.

Qeic aus Cincinnati gemcloct mir
sc. III oaielbit Boitor 5acob 9Siilter,
0cr 4r1iioeut Der oeutiheu epouae.
lihcn Spnooe BON gloroamcrita. I'M
sitter bon ~ Sa9ren geitorbcn. Fa'
flor &iiiter Scr crit por aur5em BON
elmer Guropa5leiie 5uriidtebrte mar
SATIRE lana IN Baltimore tbotig uno
mar 5eclioraer Ser ST. Sobonnes.
airbe an Scr @eit2ombaroitroBe.
Gr ltanRmte aug oer SlbeiupFold.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

g}a6ocm oie @orlciung oesn n6oult"
Ioden Q(nflane aefiinoeu Bat iolI
beitc 9lbeno ini @emeinocbalIie Der
3ionsfir6c an Der @de bon 9ering,
ton. uno Sollioao StraBe ShiI'
ler's ,,Eell4 borgeleien meroen, oa.
nit aud Ser wadienoen Sugeno Gin
Stiid geboten miro. oas i6r Seritdro-
nib uno i6re 9eeeiiieruug finoen
iollie.
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olmpef 9luiidlog ouf ocu 9oScn. Gr
fottc iid oireft in oen Muno gci6oi
fen. 9cioe. iopobI oer @loroer ols
oud ieine @eIiebte, warcn iofort
to0t. Sbre @eiiHter waren ourdb oic
ans oaern1hHer gl6be obgeieuertcn
Sdiiie fitrdtbnr perbrannt imo eiit.s
itcat. Die @unoen bluteten auBer.
oroentIib itorf uno oos aan8e 3irs
mcr mar nit @Iutiprihern bcoedk
9luf ocm gctt uno ouf Dem Sub
booeu befonoeu iid eroBe 0unfcI
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iofort tclepboniib beuohrihtigt ltnS
fouo bel ibrem @intrefien neben Den
bcioen 2eidcn OoS idMh5euoc S0bn-
den Der iingen 5rou Dor.
Seltianer @eiic befonoen iih in
Dem bel gurfe porgeilmOeuen Nepol.
Der bier obgeihonene @atronen m0
5pei nod nabgeidoiiene 9urfe's
&orper iiuO ser Der iungen6rai ipie.
len ieooH mir ie cine SduBberle.
sung auf. Sousbemobner gaben on
gurfe 0o6e aiid) oui Ben fiinfidbri.
gen So6n BON 6rou Smith geieuert
icood ieien Die Shiiiic fe6l gegan-
gen. SSnmieicrn Oieien gInga6en
@Iouben 6ci3umeiieu lit fonnte bis
Der nod nidt crmittelt peroeu.
gInae6lid) puroe 9urfe nod fiir5
Dor ieiner grouiigcn G6ot in eiuer
benodborten Wirt5idait aeic6eu uno
er ioQ ooieIbit ge0iBcrt bdbeu, er
gcbe nun nod Sanie mo eritieBe
icine @cIiebte 0lau bobe oies ieood
fir eineu iblc1teu Shcr5 gebalten
mo i6m nit c6enioldeni aeontuor.
tct. 9lrte mar in einem Reitauront
ongeiteQt getueien ioa ober audi
lu1breu0 ser lcbten orei Gage niht
mebr ooielbit acdrbeitet ieood en-
beblib Dem gafo6oI 3naeiprohen ba-
6cn. Gr lpar 50 Sa6re alt uno bat
@erpon0te IN eiteui 5itlih Der Sto0t
gelcaenen 0ororte. 6roii Smith
6interlGBt neben ibren @dtten 5mei
Sobne, oen iiinfi16ri0rn gborles
uno ben orciidbrioen 8eftram G6or-
les Iebtc nit ibr 3iiionmen 9ertrom
nit Sru Smith in glr. 1917 gloro.
SiridcritraBe, 100 oerielbe bel ieiner
6etogten Nhltter pobnt
@inigc Gonfuiion eiititono gleid
uodj Dem Gintreiieu Ser @oli5ei ouf
oem E6atorte oaonrh. oaB 9oli3iit
Sutton in Dem 6ooten einen geIpii.
fen ga6ert Springer 5u erfeuneu
glaii6te Geiien in 9lr 694, @eit'
05crmunIiroBe. iuobnbafter 9ruoer
critieu eleih oarnuf MIR notboiirf.
tia 6efleioet, lno ioentifi5irte 0en
Sooten c6cnfous aIs ieiueu 9ruoer
gllbert.
Gr trai 9lbuaduugen nit elnen
gceroigungs Siititut betretfS geI'
Iebina ser Qeide, febrte oonn ieooh
wicoer 3iriid ino iiellte felt, Dab er
lid eeirrt bate Coroner SefferS
iocutiii3irte oen Noroer ais ocn ibm
betomten 9urte, oen er bereitS irii-
Der in 9e6onoIing gebabt bate.
Die Mlutter bon Serrn Smith ioll
ouacblid ihmer leioeuo uuo crit
fiirsrb aus Dem Sobns 6opfins.
SoipitaI eptlaiieu irorocu iein. 9e.
treiis ser 9eiieBng Scr beioeu Sei-
den iiuo nod feline Arrangements
getrofien