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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
NIGHTLY SERNADES DISTURBE
 SUMMERS
Citizens are RegaIed With Musical and Other Features of Nightly Congreg- ations of Those Inclined to Hilarity -ViqiIance Committees May be Or ganized.

Almost nightly the citizens of Mo renci are rudely kept from their earn ed slumbers by the many varied noises made by troops of festive persons, Supposed to be largely Mexican, wh( congregate in the paths along the mountain sides in the residence sec tions and give vent to their emotions with the most marked expression. Often the serenaders come to blows, as evidenced by the accompanying calls and noises.
 The nuisance has become so in- tolerable that many citizens of the town are conferring with Judge Lally in regard to the forming of vigilance committees, as was the practice in the old days, when the more peaceful of the community were compelled to re- istrain the element that did not in- dicate regard for the law. While las yet no such campaign of suppress sion has been begun, yet according to Lal1y the noises will be hushed by that method should no other prove ef- fective.
 Morenci is so situated that a large number of officers is necessary to a rigid maintenance of order, the offenders being favored with plenty of chances of escape after their dis cussions and shooting of pistols.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
HERE'S A RETURN TO
 MANS PRIMITIVE LIFE

An exact illustration, or replica, of the conditions said by ethnologists to have confronted the many early stages of our civilization was the act late last week of Mexican, he deliberately abducting the young and comedy wife of neighboring Mexican, all of them being of the Eagle Creek section, and hurriedly escaping with his prize to the high inaccessible Coronado noun tains, number of miles distant from the scene of the capture.
 The news of the abduction was brought to Morenci officers by the aggrieved husband Immediately Judge Lally entered into a study of the case. and found that it presented complications. The principal of these was that the woman stolen was re- moved with her entire consent, pre- ferring, apparently, life in the noun tains to life with her former husband who was told by the judge that be- cause of this factor he could not is sue a warrant charging the man with theft or abduction. To the complaint of the erstwhile husband to the ef- feet that his enemy carried with the, woman more than one hundred and fifty dollars, of the husbands property, evidence of the other Mexicans was adduced to show that the money was IH0 JOlHI PIOpSIIy OI tue HuSDdHu ana escaping wife, thus forbidding the charge of larceny
 However, the loss of the husband will probably be avenged by the law. as strong evidence points to the fact that the primitive Mexican was i'm plicated in the theft of certain horses in the Eagle section. One man, Fran cisco Varela, has already been arrest ed on this charge and is now in the Morenci jail awaiting his trial
 Should the evidence point with suffi- cient strength to the charge of horse theft, Deputy Hoffman will be de- tailed to search the Coronado noun tains until the original pair are found.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
NEAL INSTALLS SYSTEM
 FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL
Carts are Seen for First Time on Mo- rencrs Streets in More Systematic Disposal of Garbage.

Larkin Hex" Neal, in charge of outside improvements of the Arizona Copper company, has lately completed a system for the more satisfactory dis posal of garbage of the district over which he has supervision, the work consisting of the repairing of the trails and passageways of the town that carts might be used in the gather ing and disposal of garbage.
 The carts have been in service sever al days, and attract much attention they being the first wheeled vehicles ever placed upon the narrow and steep trails. The trails improved by Neal embrace the district to the east of the store of the Arizona Copper company, in the neighborhood of the Empire the atre. The garbage is dumped at a point near Longfellow. This method is proving far more economical than was the old method, which included the services of a number of mules which were driven throughout the district on stated days.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
FOREST SERVICE CONFERENCE.
Timber Sale Officials Are Coming to
 Arizona on Inspection Trip.

Timber Sale Officials Are Coming to , Arizona on Inspection Trip.
 A number of officials of the AIbu- querque office of the U. S. Forest Service are spending several days on the Zuni National Forest in New Mexico to standardize timber sale field work. The conference will take place on the McGaffey's Con- pany's cutting area. Here the off, cials will particularly discuss marking and scaling of timber.
 To secure a. second crop of timber by natural means it is essential that seed trees be left on a cut-over area. For this reason it is the practice of the Forest Service to mark every tree which is to be cut. A great deal of judgment must be displayed in leav- ing the correct kind and amount of timber. In order that methods of in spection and instruction in marking may be uniform throughout the south west this conference has been called. All the timber sale inspectors for Ari- zona and New Mexico will be present to thrash out this problem thoroughly.
 Methods of scalping timber will also be discussed and a number of defective logs will be scaled by each of the in spectors. These scales will then be compared and discussed and as a re- suit uniform method of sealing will be esta blished.
 Imm ediately after the conference the inspectors will disperse to inspect all the government timber sales in Arizona and New Mexico.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

Steps Replace Steeps-
 The portion of Morencis population residing in the northern section of the town, and who have occasion to pass between the A. c. and D. c. sec tions are to be greatly conyenienced by the building of concrete steps at the steep trails just beneath the via duct of the A. c. company, and which so inconvenienced traffic along this important way. A half section of the steps is now completed, and the re- maining half will soon be built. These steps, which are of concrete, will with the splendid passageway leading from the A. c. store to the hospital, greatly increase the comfort of the many who daily pass along this way.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

The Catholics of Morenci will soon meet in worship in their new home, which is being built upon the site of the old which was destroyed by two terrific explosions of dynamite some months since. The new church is to contain three beautiful altars these having been ordered some time since from factories in the North, and are expected to arrive at about the time of completion of the church, which will be about one month later. The central altar, especially, will be very artistic in effects of harmony and quality of workmanship. It will be sustained on either hand by the two smaller altars, which will be placed in the naves at either side of the main auditorium.
 A portion of the dynamited church has been used in the new building, although practically the whole of the old building was completely destroyed by the two terrific explosions of dyna- mite, the latter explosion occurring at an interval of several weeks after the former. In this connection it may be said that the persons guilty of the ex- plosions have never been captured al though officers are still maintaining a search.
 The dimensions of the new building are one hundred and eight by forty two feet, considerably larger than the old church. The floors will be of hardwood. The pews will be of a handsome type, of the best oak wood, and of graceful construction. A porch will be built at the front of the build ing. In provision for beautiful yard
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

Judge Lally, Morenci's highest in terpreter of the law, upon being questioned as to his opinion of the results of his policy of rigorous en- forcement of the law in Morenci, and especially in Newtown, Morenci's sub urb, declared emphatically that his belief in this respect is that the town has greatly profited thereby. In this connection he cited the fact that law lessness, formerly largely prevailing among the Mexicans especially, is markedly decreasing. The Judge be- lieves that the present state of so- ciety in Morenci is far better than it would be had a less stern policy been followed by him since coming into of fee.
 A feature of the present regime of Lally is the great amount of fines col lected from the offending Mexicans. Apparently the accused persons of Aztec persuasion do not relsih a life of Imprisonment and accordingly the coffers of the county are largely swelled by the fines paid. Also this tendency is to pay fines that approach the maximum large amount.
 Lally has made the record of col lect1ng more money for the county, as regards fines, than any former justice of the peace of Greenlee county.
 Morenci is soon to possess a com modious jail and court house. An ad- dition to the present structure which houses the prisoners and the officers of the justice of the peace is to be built. The present quarters are not at all adequate for the needs of the departments, and the determination on the part of the county's supervisors to increase the building is welcomed by all connected with the administration
 Vandercook & Black, contractors of Clifton, were awarded the contract for the construction, and will begin operations within few days probably March 10th. The work will re- quire about four weeks for com pletion.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
Baseball Active

The fans of Morenci are not rest ing upon their bats this spring, as is proven by the announcement that they will soon, probably this week, be call ed to meet for the purpose of organiz- ing a team of victors for the coming season. Clifton, as always, is the aim of the Mountaineers, who have to their credit many scalps secured from the Lowlanders of the Frisco. The Morenci Independents are now pre- pairing to visit at Clifton Sunday March 22, there to contest with the Clifton Cubs, an aggregation that has suffered defeats in plenty at the hands of the willow wielders of the mountain camp.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

The Masons of the town met on the night of Thursday, March 12 when the Grand Master of the order eX- emplified the work of fellowcraft.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

Mine Inspector Here
 H. Harper one of the deputy mine inspectors of Arizona, was in Morenci this week upon the mission of in- specting the mines of this and Met calf section.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

One of the successful social affairs of the ending season was the splendid dance given under the auspices of the Morenci Lodge of the Rebekahs at the dancing rooms of the Morenci Club on the evening of Tuesday, March IT. More than two hundred attendants danced the new and old steps until the hours of the approaching morning In1s occasion was the annual dance held by the lodge, and was voiced by the pleased attendants as being one Of the most successful of the many held.
 Music was furnished by the orches- tra of the Morenci Club, the instru- ments being piano, violin and flute. The decorations theme was in colors Of green. with the Shamrock predomi- hating.
 In charge of the direction of the dance was Miss Ada Clark secretary of the lodge here. The decoration committee included Mrs. Towle, Mrs. Rubien, Mrs. Sets, Miss Cleora Moore, and Mrs. ,Rosevear. These ladies, with Mrs! Moore, served on the reception committee. The floor committee was composed of J. O. Moore, chairman and floormaster, E. J. Rubien, W. H. Sanger, and J. Rosevear. MT. Bury and Miss Grace Towle led the grand march. The modern dancing steps vied with those or the older times in popularity.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20

A. R. Marshall, chief of the drug department of the A. c. store visited at Clifton on business matters this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
.LALLY APPROVES RESULTS
 0F POLICY OF RIGID|TY

Morenci's Chief Justice Sees Benefi- ciaI Results of Policy of Rigor in En- forcement of LaW-M exicans Pay Fines in Preference to Imprisonment -New Courthouse and Jail Soon to Be Built.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
REBEKAHS HOLD
 ANNUAL DANCE

One of the Most Enjoyable Events of the Present Social Season Was An nual Dance of the Rebekahs Given at Morenci Club on Evening of Tuesday-Attendanc Numbers Hun dreds.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-03-20
CATHOLICS WILL SOON WORSHIP IN
 NEW CHURCH

Finishing Work is Now Being Accom- pIisFed at The New Home of the Catholic Members-Beautiful Altars to be Installed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

uno Seiterrei6er Sic 9tuiien eriolg.
reid angegriffen.
Ser Safer g8il6eIHt bat einer
Geputation Don Der oIterreihii4-
oeutiden 9lrmee geiuat, oab Der frieg
fortgefiiDrt mer6en miiiie. bis elT
6ouern0er 6rieben seiidert iei.
Gin 6el0boipital III 2ile lit bon
fran5oiiideu Gipiliiten in granb ge-
itcdt rporoen, paDrideinli6 um Die
oeutide @arniion in &onfuiion 5it
bringen. 9euti6c Soloaten brad,teit
ale 8erpin1beten Die iia in bem
Soipitnl befanben, oarunter pieIe
,Sran5oien, ing iSreie.
o8egen Der 3erit6rlng me6rerer
idjlueDiider Sdfffe in Den finiliifen
S6Gren our6 ruIiiihe Ultrren boben
alle i6peOiiAen Oantpfers&ompagni-
en- ole SdIffa6rt 5luiidjeu SdJrDeoem
un0 gflBlano einaeitellt.
Ser SSabres6eritbt Der 8raitliarlt4
iden 9anf in 9eutiflano iagt, bal;
@ngInn0 feline eigencn S5rttereiisn
id)G6ige, itt6cm es bic Sd)iffa6rt be:
@eIt It6re. 9ies babe gan5 6eionoera
auf BEN braIilionii6en Dbarft 8e3ug.
o0ie ruliiide 9lrnee 3eituna
,,9fltiifp SSnpoIio" iagt, baB 9tuBlanS
his gum A. 9e5ember $4,000 Sfii'
3iere an Sobten, 8ermtnOeten lntd
SermiBten nerloreu babe.
,@iue offi5ielle glntiinoi9u1g bG-u
Warine- Miineiteriitm pie0erbolt ben
gerift Der 6ritlid)en Wtarire.@eb0r.
0en iioer oie 3eritorllng oes oeutidpn
&reu5er. @ei6lpaoerS bel BEN SSalf-
lano- -HSnieIn lmo fiigt bi16u: 0@ir
| ifeinen qroBe Gerliite erlttten ali
haben. llcber Die Stdrfe oer feilto'
lihen 6lotte, oeren &erlllite MIR flein
ieiu iollen, ingen Die enqliidlen S}p.
ridte nidts. @s mare iiltereIiant, 5u
eria6ren dus pelheu SGifien bu5
6ritiidje @eidtuaOer beitano.
vTroieiior Saul N}iliufoip, Oe.
6iibrer Der rlliiiiden follititlltioneIlesi
SemotrateM erflarte III leIlIer l3et-
ting Y9ietidJ", OaB Die ll1tterbano.
lungen 8piiGen RuBlano lnlo ben
9altonItaaten cine @nttdlti6ung fIr
9tuBlauo gebradt bdtten lno elm
neuer 8a!fanburo lutmoaIih iei.
Ser iftpei5eriibe 8un0esratb be-.
flaat iid onriiber. oaB Die @ngIanGer
cine Sdifislaoltng Mais, Die pia
Rotteroam nab Der S6tpei5 beitinunt
lpur, fonfis5irt umo 6ffeutli6 peritei-
CERT bdtten.
oGie frnn3oiiiGen 9eb0roen baGer
ben italieniid)en 9anlpier ,&aHlpa"
getapert uno natb 8ila 6rartcd ge-
brad)t.
,Ips rllmGniidle &abinett bat
abermaIs beiAIoiieu, boIlitdnoig neG.
tral 5u bleibeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
autidler 1T idJnlS.

Sn benz 0srSiit, tpel9e seitsrn gos
roner Or. sSpsrtmspsr iiber bem 3oS
Der a Sabre alten 6a3sl Scsbli, bic
nm q. Noptmber BON einsr Golerain
glp,nue Gar beim lleberi@reiten bes
s5abrbdmmes nisberseitobsn uno p,r'
lebt purbs, ipeldsn 0erlsBingen ils
erlaa, briidfe Or. 5psrtmsner babin
aus, bab bic Shulb al BEN llnfaa
einem bisber unermitttStsn auti9er
5usuidieben lit.
Rad ben 3sua.nausInstn bate Der
aptIdsr Tein pferb, als iia bds Usdb.
den in Der Mitte bes Tubrbanmss
befanb plDblih itari ansetrit6en. ipo'
Surd, iid bas Sbicr bluinite uno fleitl
Sa;er eridjredte. llntpiafiirIid, trai
Sos stinb sltriid imo oireft Dor oie
Gar. Gem Mofornlann mar es babsr
nidlt incbr moalidl, ben llnfal 81
pcrn,eibcn, trobocnt er ben Sdyut'
fdnger bernbseIaiien batte, Der oie
aIeine aiiiiiug.
Die polissi III beuiiiht ben llrheber
bss ilnfaass ;u srmitteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
HeMer.

Sin I6ob5aFter Sdornitein
Oeruriadts in Der DObnung BON
G9arlss goOmbs an 8inton Rpao
unb 6unb 2tosnue Elm 5suer, bas ei'
nen s4aOen Don 500 anri4tete.
Sn Der Rudt gum 0Onnsrita9
brad in bem Seller bes 8lumen,
lubens pon 6. O. Siu, 20. 532 Iace
Strabe, ein tlsines 5euer aus. Sa
ii6 in benz 5auie bas SrforO Sots!
befinbet unb Our8 bns 5eusr elm tar
fer Hlud sntitanoen mar, 10 ge.
rietbsn oi. @dIte Des Sotels in eine
begrsifli8e Panit, bic ii4 jeoo6 BAH
tuisbsr leste, als ibnsn mitgetbsiIt
ipurbs, bob tsine 9efa9r beitdnos
Srodsnss Ulops Hno padpapier ipd'
rem in gronb asrutbsn, Der DON De;
5euerpsbr jebo4 balo seloiAt puros,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
9ies NIB Das.

= Dem Stootratb piro bemnG9lt
auf 0eranlafung bon Si4erbeitsoi'
rettor Solnes cine Sroindn3 5ugeben.
in rpelder beltimmt miro, bab allen
@igent6iimern Don 8illaroballen bic
2i5ens ent3ogen iperOen ioG, fuls lie
elmer @eiebiibertretung iflloig befunz
ben tperDen.
= 9etettio Sobn Yflug, Der rpte
betannt bic Sergeantenpriifung am be-
Il . beitanben bat, ertlGrte geitern, Dag
sr bic @rnennung gum Sergeanten am
ne6men tpiirOe, lpenni9on er bcnn nlr
1890 itntt Der bisberigen $500 er@
balten pirb. 0afiir lit er uber iolans
ge er feline 9fli4t tbut, ieiner Stels
lung ii6er.
- Si6er6eitsbirettor Solnes err
nannte seitern Diaium u. 9arrts DON
go. 100 Sit McWillan @benue gum
Social Snoeitigator i'm itGbtii4en
Observation-Disclosures. Wait Dem
ppiten 1T Elm 8ehalt bon $500 bers
bunoen.
-Se65ebn @aggOn!abunsen @stbs
na6tsbGume iinb am geitrtgen Gage
einaetroffeu. Die gngrospretie itellteH
| fi6 beuer I'm cine &leinigteit hobsr
ais i'm perflOFenen Sabre.
= Si6er6eitsbirettor Solmes tpiro
beute i6er 5tpsi Jeuerrpebrleute ub5us
urf6eilen 6aben, bic geitern pom
9ienit iugpenoirt tpurben. SoRn Stb.
fpn BON Der SprtBentompasnie go. AZ
ipurbe pom Dienit iuspenbirt, neil e1
ongebli6 3u tief in bus Slas gel3al1
bate, unb Martin SteDens, Elm 9ilfs=
| Feuerpe6rmann puroe iuspenotrt, petI
er ii6 angebli6 niGt gum Sienit be
Der Sprisentompugnie No. a gelneloe
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

oamit ole Janiilie ais oem Griuerb
1es W,onnes cine llnferItiifulig er'
bdl;.
esnilics fmo Marsnrei6e SpiDors,
Die inter Der 8elhuloialliig oes iii.
orocntlihen gctrnsens porgefiibri
iplroen fafilcii beinc nit ben IlIipet-
oirten 9,oitcn 0apcn GdS ebepaar
bate iih an Gonnerstog abeno N
cinem slnfaa Don gifcriudjt uerprii'
gelt.
9pbia WieIiue, Die glarp 2acr
perpriioelt 6abcn ioIl, ipuroc ~ einei
@eloiirafe BON $40 nebit strItcn per
urtGeilt, Sod) ipurbe Der geidnlSigter
bis 5iun %. Ge5enlbcr 3eit geec6en
bic Straie 81, 5ahleH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
2okal-Dfridt
Netbesbas s!s,Dipital
0u seitrias sseibnadtS'ya5ar sr'
5isIte einsn 9iibidjen GrfOIs.

Der rii6rise 5rausn 5ifsDsrein
nss btutiden 4etbesoa 9oipitals.
S.iIsn unermiiblihem Dirten unb
Sdoffsn bic glnitdlt 70 pisl su per.
banten Bat, psruHitdltete seiiern gum
geitsn bes 5oIpiials eipeu Deihs
nahts gasar, Der Ii@ trob bts nif,t
iebr giiniiiesn Wetters gu einsm bib
jdeu grfolg seitaltete unb einsn Reins
ertrag bon stipa $500 ergab. Der
2ebisre iuirb bornehnlli9 fir bds neus
W51nerinnen bpipital ilnb Sipar
sur DerpollitdnSigung Des Weib5eigs
9Orrdibs peripenbet ipsrben, behen ssns
itanbbaliuns Der Gamenperein iibsrs
nommen bat. Gin grober Sheil beg
Wsibssilss, Der nidt seiauft iperben
ionnte, ipurbe BON ben Ddmen fpdb@
reno ibrer ip1fentlihen Na6itunbsr
ielbit bergeiteIIt uub Die nod feblsns
ben Sad3en IolIen nit benz geitern ere
iibristen Gelbe angeifafft iperoen.
Die aupeae unb Der Speifdaal Der
anita!t nartn fir ben seitrisen 1dl
bon ben Damen NH 8ti9Ias selsgi
lporDen unb es CAB cine Menge Der
faufstiIae, no Sdnbarbeitsn uno gtis
fereien uub ionitige biibi4e Mrtitel
isbiueber glrt gum @ertauf duflager
unb aud ipillise glbnebmsr fanbsn
8eionbers erfOlsrei9 porsn bic Der.
fdnferinnen an ben 9iidsu, an peI4er
bas Weibna9tsgebdd feilseboten fpur'
be, benn ifon lanse Dor bsm gintrit
Der DuntsIbeit mar alIes ausp.rtauft
syn ben Ra9mittassiiuHbsn CAB q
Grfriifanstn, aaffee unb SUDDEN uni
ucn flint Bis d9t llbr llDen DIE biibld
aebedten 3dfeln i'm Speiieidal, ipi
Elm fGmadbaftes Souper fsrpirt ipnr
be, gum ylisberiibsn Elm. 9lu9 bis'
alma bas @eitdft portreffli9 unb oi
Damen ioipDbl, ipie aud bic Sfaps
itern. beren pfli9ten es aeitattetsn
baiten alls SoGnoe boa 5u tbun, I'M bt
sabIrei6 eritiensnsn Gdite gu befris
Dtaen. Der biibfde Grfolg Der 9lffdr
b.ipies pieber sur @eniise. bdb bdi
gstksoa Soipital biele CUTE Jreunn
bat, bic ftets b,i Der 5unb limb, tpenl
es ailt. ettpas fir bic Mnitalt 5u tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

Gttl Suuuiu Sihut TT" ~uo OHhIb
Gtrabe. @en Sci. 476 a., Ssmc
ghune 1881 u.
- Der Sarbige See Clemens, mel
der I'M MuniSipalgsri1t unter glns
t!age itano. geiItige 9strGnte o6ne
2issus pertauft 3u baben, tpuroe ge-
fern Mprgsn BON Rifter Giant ents
laIIen, neil nihts 8elaitenbes gesen
ZEN 4ngetlagtsn porlas. Clemens
mar Der Wirt6 zines &lubs, fpelder
inter benz Ramen GdrlpsIe 2iterarp
GOcietp an Der Gde Der GbeitHut uno
Tront StraBe unter einem Staatsa
Charter beitebt.
- 0illiam @olitenbolm fpuroe BON
Trisbsnsri9ter S'OelI ben grpbgss
ibporsnen ii6ertpieIen, neil er anse6-
lid bic Ginbrii9e in ben WobnInsen
BON greo. genSer, q. .. Studep uno
Sol. abbott osriibts.
- Der llsber5is6er bon Sscar
qointer, pel6er angs6lib BON benz
sermiBten 6rant Burton aeftpblen
typrben mar, purbe bon Der poli5ei
in benz 9eiib Don einsm Munne Ras
mens Smith, pslfer oeniel6su bon
Burton taufte aefunben.
= Die Butler Gountp 9iseng gome
milton bat bic 2issns fir ben 9ers
fuuf ueiitissr 9etrdnte bon Sofspb
@es on Srunt S6usriran5 iibertra'
cen. Die 2i3eng bon 2ouis Wtorner
purSe an 6arrp Slpapns iibsrtrasen.
- Der 6ilfsfbsrtff Pepper bra4te
geIf.rn 9ouis 6imio6en unb ~SObn
Mefalt uaa Osm ssrrenaiDI in 0dps
ton. 8.
Sp6n Wilion, ein betannter
9iirser pom Mioblstupn, TT bort an
| S6pdde geitprben. Gr mar ein 9es
teran Oes giiraertrieges.
- Gs pe-lautet, bah oemnd6't eine
elettril6e gabn BON GonnersDille
bur6 Qi6ertp, College Corner uno
Srforb Bis na4 Soanlilton gebaat
perben ipirb.
- DiIlinm Senbem, %, uno ger'
tbd ges, 90, beibe BON 6amiIton.
erlansten sinen 6eiratbsidein uur
purSen bon gaitCr 9. 9. 9erbolt
gstraut.
- 90 tpurben ipG6renb oes
Wpnats RoDembsr A &tnber in
Samilton, in sSairfielb Sopn'
! lI6ip3 unb in ct. Clair Eoipnibit
ebenfdlls 8 ainber aebpreu. Rob unf
| Sanoper Sotpnfbip batten ols sotpnl
| i6ips bes 2ssiItrar Diitritts tetn'
9eburten AZ melben.
| - Dm. eSIdaes. IS, unb Sennt'
geIlinser, 16, srlaHsten etnen 9ei'
raitsi9ein. Babe tprhnsn pier.