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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Neck Broken When
Struck by an Auto

ASHEVILLE, n. c.. Jan. 24.-The
first death by automobile in two years
resulted here when Tommy Mills. ne
gro, aged Is. was run down and almost
instantly killed by touring car driven
by Thomas Mcclellan, n negro chauf-
feur.
The boy was playing with companions
when he lodged in front or the fast run
ming machine. He was hurled under
the car and dragged several yards. sus-
tanning internal injuries and broken
neck He was rushed to a hospital but
died in few minutes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Quick
Home Cure
for Piles
'rIal Package Absolutely Free-Will
You Spend a Post Card for 1t?

" You are sufferer from piles, in
s,dhl relief is yours for the asking,
a on speedy, permanent cure will fol-
p,55he Pyramid Drug Co. All Pyramid
pug Marshall, Mich, will send you
rec IN a plain wrapper. a trial pack
@ss OF Pyramid Pile Remedy. the Won
teIiul, sure and certain cure for the
oItQres of this dread disease. Thou
Sshds have already taken advantage
~ ~ ms offer, thousands know for the
4sl time in years what it is to be
a nes from the pains, the itching, the
awful agony of piles.
mo ryramid Pile Remedy relieves the
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rraiiiilndtion goes down. the swelling is
absolutely.
NO matter how desperate you think
four case Is, write in to-day for the
~. rial treatment. Then. when you
ba,,'e used 1t in the privacy of your own
eSs and found out for yourself how
sillcsclous it is, you can get the full
Ss Ie package at any drug store for so
, III Every day you suffer after read
Sig ms notice you suffer needlessly.
day. 0u' nee COUPON ana iii~" w.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Restores Its Luster, Prevents
Scalp Itching; Dandruf
and Falling Hair,

That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. While 1t is mussy. tedious
task, 1t well repays those whose hair
is turning gray. faded and streaked
Your hair is your charm. 1t makes
or mars the face. When It fades,
turns gray and looks dry wispy ana
scraggly, just an application or two
of Sage and Sulphur enhances its APP
pearance a hundredfold
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Here's Brand New
HookWorm Joke

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA practi-
cal Joker wrung a laugh from em-
ployees of the House document room
to-day.
our high school is going to hold a
debate on the hookworn,' he wrote
land we want as many copies OF the
inclosed as possible as an example OF
what the old worm will do TO man.
The Enclosed" was a photograph OF
a member of the document room stan.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
AUGUSTA LEVEE
APPROPRIATION
BELIEVED Won
U, S. Government May Give Be-
tween $25O,O0o and$5OC,OOG
for Flood Protection.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 24.--'1f Augusta
gets aid from the Federal Govern
ment for her levee it will be because
she has organized a barge line com
pany for the Savannah River. And
! am firmly convinced that this city
will get an appropriation from Con-
gress.'
So spoke r. Roy Goodwin, who
returned from the North this
morning.
The committee" said Mr.. Good
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25

win. evinced great interest in the
work Augusta is doing to protect
herself from floods.
Il believe that we will get as much
as S250,0 600. Mr.. Hardwick thinks we
will get 100000, and he will work
hard to that end. However, il the
barge line had not been organized
and we had abandoned the packet
boats on the river and stopped all
traffic, we wouldn't have had chance
to get any appropriation"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25

that several cases. of whisky found in
his place were for a fishing expedition
that he was planning.
In overruling the motion for a new
trial, Judge Walter Charlton stated
that there was enough whisky to out
fit a fleet, and that the statement
would not go with a Georgia jury.
HAIRS appeal will be taken to the
Supreme Court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
DUEHAY NAMED
PRISON HEAD AS
FIRST REFORM
Congressman Howard Now Be-
Iieves That Atlanta Penitentiary
Probe Will Be Thorough.

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.-The APP
pointment to-day of Francis II. Due
hav as Superintendent of Federal
Prisons is believed to be only the first
step of the Department of Justice to-
ward sweeping reforms in the penal
system, which will affect most radi-
cally the Federal Prison at Atlanta
and which probably will extend so far
as to remove Warden Meyer,
Much has been said to indicate that
Attorney General McReynolds is not
satisfied with the report of DR.. A. j.
McKelway concerning the Atlanta
prison, and another investigation viz
tually is assured. This assurance is
voiced by Congressman William
Schley Howard, of Georgia.
After an interview with the Attor-
ney General, / am thoroughly salts
fed that all needed reforms in the
Federal Prison at Atlanta will be
promptly instituted by him" said
Congressman Howard to-day, land
that a further investigation will be
made to ascertain the true condi-
tons"
New Plan of Management.
With the appointment of Mr.. Due
hav to succeed Robert V. Ladow At
torney General McReynolds an
nounced a policy to bring about
complete change in the plan of man
agement of the penal institutions I'M
der the supervision of the Department
of Justice.
This change will effected fol-
lowing a trip of inspection to the sew
eral prisons by the new superintend-
ent. 1t is announced that Mr.. Duehay
will come Immediately to Atlanta to
study conditions, and that probably he
will be accompanied by corps of as
sistants in the task.
In the course of the same trip he
most likely will visit the prison at
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., concerning
which complaints of mismanagement
have been within cognzance of the
Department of Justice for a year or
more.
Ladow to See to Paroles.
Robert V. Ladow, reduced in rank
from Superintendent to Assistant Su-
perintendent, will devote his time
chiefly to the duties of the Parole
Board, the business of which Is now
badly congested, with over 300 cases
pending.
The new Superintendent has been a
resident of Washington almost all his
life. His politics is not known, but
his friends declare he is a great adj
mirer of the President He first at
tracted the attention of the Attorney
General by his public utterances on
prison reform and by the revelation of
his research in penal affairs and kim
bred humanitarian work. He is the
owner of two of the largest apartment
houses in Washington, besides a no.
| tel
His appointment came as a COM
| plete surprise to interested members
of Congress. Concerning his policy,
Superintendent DuehsE would say
| nothing tonight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
r,nr nEsreoYs INFIRMARY

DECATUR, ALA, Jan. 24.-T'he Wat
son Infrmary here has been destroyed
by fire, but fortunately mere was nol
Dr Watson head of the infirmary was
in Birmingham on business. The orl-
gin of the fire is unknown
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Oldest Mail Carrier
In u. s. Retires at "a

BINGHAMTON. N Y. Jan. "a
George f. Crandall, the oldest mail car
rier in the United States. has retired
at "a. He has carried mail continuously
since 1856.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Energy

Will do anything that can be done in this
world.
The bark of poodle is persistent, but it is
the energetic investigation and grip of the
bulldog that gets there with firm hold
Newspaper circulation is good thing investigate be-
fore barking too loud.
We prove the satisfaction of any advertiser that
Hearst Sunday American and Atlanta Georgian claim
BIGGEST circulation is absolutely indsputable.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
Fishing Outfit Has
Whiskey for a Fleet

SAVANNAH, Jan. 24-Fred A.
Haar, who was convicted with six
keepers of roadhouses following raids
by the county police, told the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
TURNED TURTLE
steam TANK Bursts on Auto and
F~ollansbee Young Man 10
Badly Injured.

NINiAI Iiaratch O. the Intelligence.
fnLIANSHEE. W. Va. Iuna g.
Scott and Homer Porter. brothers.
mot with a ulzhap when their auto
m'hil" turned turtle early last even.
,1F The bows had ridden about town
.Ni som" tIue and nothing was noted
-N %" wrong 70 they started up to-
NaId ~, ~ubsutIlls They we're going
pr % moderate raf, 81 speed when the
.A,hih' fwtrtrd fO on, side and
Ca small swbarkmsut unset
on che upbound street car
Tho -.1- o. m car was inst coming
mo town and had rounded tho rurye
h'i'N below fl- bail park when ssy.-
.al ~" Poe upset The street ar
hurried fu tNs spot aud d number
I men GOT out Co help the how
I'ni.'f was pinned under tho fr5,t
OF iI" car Ind was srrpn.ufur of
u'. burned o. o., steam fsrL
mon Has affsrWards found 90 h.
'ii you scott wac thrown from fh.
N.N' ana Thus escaped injury but
was some time b-fof. the aufomo-
'.l could hH riattod and tho vounr.
"'N released 4 doctor rushed 10
SCENE DOB Dos AUTOMOBILE. and after
...- iN" burned but fh. best of nj.
''.IIh rem owed IIT f1 tho Ohio Val
.N hospital lf S~tsIbsrxIIr vh.-,
.II. nu.U'rr De- val. r.arIrg ...Ty
although tN" burns arc v,ry ~psi,fif
I'D" machine was very Hadfy Fs--.
AGED on .f VIII need rura I.rabf. =.
taI N'l''' M m De- used aEr.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
SUMNER REUNION soW - sEs
sloN MosT sLcCEsGFLL
EgEp AELD y
Tn.rt stn D-a-re wH O. C--fs-~ss
lr A. "a aEIr~1er r1r arf-
Tcwcr~c4 e La- pa

The annual 20 ts. irra
scottish Rite Nasa1 u.l- WHICH
started Monday morning 40 trs Cat-r
dral corner Ifrun ard T-rrrtarafh
EtrH"s rrnrrlss f1t1F afh ne cor
frrrirE 20 fns -fn o. ..fn degree
Inclusive urf rH ufr tra
crow rlnE 20 frr kr Frfa kaTrsE trf
ia- degree team headed hr Chaa
~rtlIfrF u o. a. a. H. n famed Tor
the excellence rrf Perfection 20 ffs
rendition RI fns lines and precision
N fr- runr uUrE a lnrra attendance
of tho uswhsra H. aiaafs had Or Poi.
evening ahFu Die degree /. rendered
and Tier" n small doubt But that Oh Il
evening uIi frark fnn record
Yesterday ff- uOrk aaa .u charra
~ charity Chapter. kn.Ehfs Huss
Cru.N SO T. ilrirE fEs far and AT.
bert Pike Council krIEhfs Kafusr
No 7 Iu fhv evening A. rn r-etIuue
reunion hHs fht deere Team urrk
moved uifh Furh precision AL 90 mis-
one. and the hard working decree
team member rrr being I1lIrI urrr
an sides fur fhr excellence % Their
work if la fafs tu say THAT when
Tho arnIr closes ThIrafaN evening
With tho post prard.al e-Ksrris.a Oh.
loving the banquet. that Their. viii
D." a tired. but happy crowd 90 hard
worker ae well a. MEMBER and that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
THE PROHIBITION LAW.

Tax Commissioner Fred o. Blue has
teen busy visiting important csntc-s
OF population in West virginia and
explaining D details o. Tho new pro.
hihition law and tho methods az its
enforcement Mr Blue has undoubt
eddy done "a great deal 20 snIlehtsn
the people OF the State upon tile
important subject. and also Co make
easier the enforcement of prohibition
The large majority % the people %
West virginia are law abidinr they
want TO Keep within the Law They
do not wish 90 bo pillorIrd o. Grimm.
ais or as had citIz,ue A definite UNI
derstanding OF what they can and what
they canno do under OBJ. Prohibition
law will help many Co comply with th,
measure. whose personal habits and
tastes are not strictly temperate. a.
that word Is understood
In the city Of Wheeling which rar,
nearly 5000 majority arainst prohibi.
tion. We believe the people. as o.
"hol'. VIII accept the prohibition law
in good faith and there vii he fsw
deliberate violations However this
remains 90 be seen Mr BLUE has
made II clear hat the law o. Co b.
vigorously and earnestly enforced.
which ouEht 90 De- the n Dc there
Is merit In tho prohibition amend.
ment. that merit will bes' b. shown
by active efforts on the part 81 author.
tiles responsible FOR f. n. after that
effort has been made. tho condition OF
the State and tho public a. large has
not been materially improved. there
viii then be excuse and Justification
for the consideration % some other
plan OF dealing with the liquor traf
fc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
SCOTTISH RITE DEGREE TEAMS
ARE PRAISED FOR GREAT WORK


a arrs ina smae ,ha,
S-s-t, Naao.- o-e.-
..rs % Albert Pike Council
Aa4"a are as folluss Chas
-r ben 2 hamilton. So. h g. e
l lrst SUB Fr-erIfuf. a. + H-II.z
u-l sab F~-arsrtcr. rs 81.
i-anreuur. q A Graham.
? sgtaub go Aluou.r
a W.'s1u. l- * O. e. H. Tr..ag-.-
Geo a. B.ress - Master IA Ger
q llroh 20 ~Tr-copusr. a. n.
Na-U- . Draper VS. U Morris
Is o. o. lst Deacon o. "
-rl IHCuu = Dickson.
h-arfr % HraasaEf ~ ID FT.m.
Bearer -u1 Standard : =
~ Bearer sra standard. r
pr Enr' .-s Lieut. % The Guard
and vs. % kus- s. Hon Tier
I"unrroe The degree work ~ the
F-.l.n ul come % q cios. With
f.s cuuNrr.rE % the 7ist d.gr.. ~.
~ a. I'D o'clock a IN. and the
End desire. ar q o'clock u nj this
eng fts highest degree but one
'. 't" Order. ari fhe highest that
Ar De- conferred o. tho local boIy
ff virginia turslsforv No VIII
ln session. ttus D. Ca-rlrar al
Is a. a. o.. urrsIir Following
ro'n lunch. which viii b. limited a.
. VISITOR IHuHItHfrs and DEGREES
ff- class viii h. Ihot0.
AIalhd lt' arr'r wlil ComD 90 "a
tnn1rrlv with the SERVING %
pr '~iah0rafa banquet Tor the gend do.
rrD" member and their ladt.- .srh
mh"r being expected 90 bring ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
THE NEW MINE STRIKE

Several thousand miners Boz the Ka.
nawha Valley have quit work Both
miners and mine operator have nm.
pealod 20 the state administrator
and the National government f4r ar
investigation. and a general r.lr.r.
INK OF West Virginia ml1o tr8ulrsa b.
threatened. Tho statement OF tho con.
trovorsies made by tho mine operation.
and not seriously questioned hv the
miners, alleges that tho colo troubI.
is over the refusal Of the OPERATOR f1
institute what S. called tho chock.or
This really means that tho mire Oh.
orators refuse 20 Withhold from tho
miners pay tho dues 81 the union rr
other words. They refuse 90 mako
themselves collecting and recruiting
agents FOR the miners union
II this g. a rue statement o. OBJ.
case. Tho Intelligence believes that
the miners will End little er~rrrv
from the publ. a pr.eirItafirr rr
other strike Tho rirh, 90 form "a
union. 70 orEanizn thomeolvoa. and f1
deal collectively with their employer
i' a r7ht which ought % he accorded
10 every considerable number % work
INK men. That -'Ebt however Ord,
suppose voluntary action o1 fHa rr-.
'i th" mon Themselves Or docs nor
pre- suppose cowpulsio1 by fhr en-
90
r''y'r or completely bv fhe employer
'n enforcing on unwilling EMPLOY.
''ih'r t' Join Tho union or 20 contrib
ute 20 rq support
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Judge A. g. Dayton. and which arc 10
De made the basis Of an crort 10 i'm.
peach on account OF the importance
and public interest 20 this case. IL is
proper Co rive 90 the fullest publicity
Dbl advance OF the presentation OF eyl.
d'nce. 30 is Justice 20 Judge DAYTON TO
withhold opinion or expression other
'han That judge Daytous personal I'm.
''Efity has hitherto been REGARDED
above roproacl or question. and The
ntoIisoncor doubts very seriously ~
any effort Co iupeach his judicial ION.
duct viii hs ar tanned bv serious oyi.
o'nr' With many os tho o-yproasI0rs
'i judge Dayton upon tho bench. and
t~..I.l'arlE with expressions ron.
tanned In h.s charges to grand iurIca.
N0 Intelligence r@oufr.aoa that o.
.- not boon Ir sympathy. % ias 70.
.Hr.'d those addresses often as az.
from" and radical and occasionally as
H''. '@ore.rri-e Judge uavfo7.s
.'.I'F H. a IIr..f. however. and ff4
.' Hn have had i1 tho mast
.' evidence. and tho remarkable
with which tho p-a~ur.-y
1891. .f f.'a -fafs have rallied Boz
indicates tho opinion On
.... .. D.. bold by those aha know
'.' ..I H.tn mo Doe. o,r,-,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

kc-smIh & Kckshav dea. in wax ana Chinese eggs and ra-rc,
Jacks They are good sports i0 every way. they cough no money
every ty 90 make the town a better ralc in which
'l' ~ HUME to 1--we and push your fllc They hire a dozen
clerks or more. Who wait ou PATRONS IN their store
Nh' eros. roads burg they would uThulj. and sec 30 with glad rcorIe
tHri ari 90 that end they blow their sads ike truly patriotic lads
Iu' Nh.n nc need % eggs a few. VIC send away t1 Tmhustoo. and
when q carpet tack We wish ITS shipped from Yrstaru. Mich. Each
Do. fc notion on his dome that things are hest ava, from home and
.' Nt 'ricr h"iS and hats. and humminrrirds and Maltese cats. f-o,
.f-11Eers % some town rcmofc. who would not know us from a Goa,
We ,mF away our hardca-nci kac and get our fourth rate Junk hy
mail Saw are We secrS. or are We foos- Those strangers don't sun.
f.f schools. or keep The rccc- o0 his beat. or hc'~ .r rave Conn.
mcr-tal street They DO not paint the village rumr or build a fcr,.
around The dump ~ our old burg we're blown auay thcy uouf4,,
'a , p o"e OF nay. hcrSmlh 3 ktksfaV ought to SET the local trade
hf''-F 'cf WALT MASON
fCopyrtEht I,rI o. s.orrs MItu.- AasnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

without very conclusive proof viii 70
fuse 90 accept tho statement that Ais
ton O. Dayton has been anything else
than on honorable. Just and fair judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

Decline ir tho price and f.-.,r o..
iiri"H sherry Naa Induced some r.
i- fn turn fD fHr rramr4enr .r.4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10
I h e Intelli Ger

fsoiinnsd Daily. Except SUNDAY. ~ the
Iatsiiigsnosr Publishing Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

tTHE INTELLIGENCER. embracing
Its several editions - entered 81, g..
postoffice az wheeling. W. Va. a. 80,
ond-slass m.ttsr1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

The frtsliiEenrer REEVES bon tr@
fav end nIFht service % the Associated
Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

%aras nat smile taa'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-10

you cannot expect lower Prices than these
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13
perioual>N oti5eu.

6srr Saco6.&iit. Sr., ipeldsr
30 Sabre lang bem Sei0snOepdrtemeni
be- 8. e g. pogue So. PORTLAND, iii
aeitern in Teiner WOfnuna, 32O5 @eIt
N6te sttabe ouf 9rice 6iQ, na6 ldnz
gcrem QeiOen i'm alter ton 90 cSabren
geitorbsn. Gr mar 2in dnqeiebenes
Ufitqlieb Der 81. 6amtIie Stride unf
finterlGBt OIL ndberen 2lngehorigen
tit @ittpe, ieinen Gohn 5acob iOpie
ricr griiber unb cine S6iueiter, 6rau
7S.nnt GeDerts. Gie griiper iiuD
Erant Riit. Serausgeber uno Rcbut@
teur bes ,Gbronicle", u. q. Rift. prds
Ithent Der Wain Str. Wsr6ants Nh,
ret SutbGnbler Ri6pIas Riit iopie
8GiIipp Rift DON Der 2tIms &, 0Oeptc
So.
Or. Grnf &unmaGb. Der
e1folgreihe 9eiter bes Utdimuiiffeites.
tr;tt nc6 oisie Dods nit isiner @at-
tir bic Reiie na6 europa an. Die
Serrifnften reiien uuf Dem NOrbz
Oeutffcn Glopobampier n&rOnprin3siz
lin Gecilis".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-13
gtreif Der ;3tn,mterleate.
Sine GOnferenS 5luiiden Irbeitern
uuo &ontraftpren ange6abnt.

Die situatiOn in Dem 3immerleutez
Streit, Der ieBt i6on na6e5u 5pei
8o6en i'm @ange lit uno infolseOeis
len minoeitens 800 3immerleute iifJ
i'm Qusitdnoe beIinOsn, bat iih geItern
oabin qednDert, bab DON Seiten Der
Streiter eine &onferen8 nit ben
goiIen anse6a6nt purbe, bic beute
8ormittaa itattfinben IoIl. Bon benz
Qlusqang bieIer &pnferen3 pirb es
a66Gngen, Oh Der Streit, Der ben Be
tbeiligten I6On $4,000 an 2tr6eitss
l06nen astoItet uno Den JortI4ritt
elmer oroben Qn5abl Reubauten OoIs
itdnbig aehemmt bat, iein @nte srs
reihen lpiro.
Die porttommiifdre, pelfle etpa
is6s 8ebGuoe in ben peri6ieoenen
parts in 2lrbeit butten unp Darauf
6sDa6t naren, bieielben fir bic Spiel
plaBs sSaiion fertig gu itelIen, tpos jss
oO6 our6 ben Streit Dereitelt noroen
1T, babsn ii6 in sinem S6reibsn al
Die Strsitsr gepunot. norm es ocn>
islbsn na6egslsgt pirb, 9lnitaItsn gu
trsffen, DaB Dieie 9ebdube, Die gum
gr0btsn 5bsil ben ainoern Der arbei-
tenben &loiien gu 9ute tommen, re6ts
3sitig fsrtig geitsllt unb nod pG6reno
oleer Gallon benuBt lperoen tonnsn.
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3leime YDltseinamri@ten

= @ilIiam Smitb BON go. 2lC
@eit Court StraBe tbeilte ser BoIi
jei nit. oaB er am Montag gl0enG
BON elmer Yerion oeren 3ameH et
ser 9eborSe angab. an Der Rid]nonl
StraBe imo Central apenue alge,
iaaen ino miBbaybelt poroen ici.
Smith trug cine aopilpunoe uuo cine
tiefe S6rittululOe inter Dem Slim
oapon.
= Den aopf ieiner 6rau bate
am Montag 9IbenO Der geger Gbas.
Bates pon go. 991 gtaiiau StraBr
periebcntIiG o0er init gl6ii6t iiir Elm
Safflos ge5olteu uno ieiner iSrdll
Wiarp cine tieie aopiipitn6e nit ei.
nem 9eil beigebraht. 9ie sSrau
puroe geitern rah Dem itGotiideu
aranfenbaus gabradt, bod lit ibr
3uitnn6 nift geidbrIi4er 0atilr.
Die Getettius sbomos uno
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