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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16
ROCK ISLAND ROAD
UNDER SEARCHLIGHT
Stock Watered Five Times over, Ac-
cording to Contention OF. Com
merce Commission.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON Oct. 16.-Stock
watered to five times its value, loss
of $4O,OOO.O00i to the Rock Island rail-
way in the purchase of the Frisco
and Alton roads, enormous salaries to
officials and false entries on the
books to boost market value OF
stocks-these were some Of the
things charged by F. c. Sharood. ex-
pert accountant, employed by the IN
terstate commerce commission, who
occupied the witness stand through
the opening session of the commits
sion's investigation of the ROCK Is
land financial affairs today. Sharood
testified how Immediately after the
Reid Moore syndicate obtained con-
troll Of the Rock Island In 1902, hold
ing companies we're organized In Iowa
and New Jersey and $350,O00,OOO in
stocks and bonds were issued. de-
pendent entirely for earning power
upon the 81, 100000 capital stock OF
the Rock Island He told how the f.
nancial wreck OF the Rock Island was
fastened through the purchase OF the
Frisco through J. p. Morgan and
with loss OF $4,000, 900 and how the
road lost $6,OOO,OO0 more in the pur-
chase of the Chicago and Alton road
from the late e. HI. Hartman, jacob
Schiff and James Stillman.
A contract between the Rock Island
and L. F. Loree, of Baltimore, former
president of the Baltimore & Ohio
railway, under which Loree was to
resign the B. & o. presidency and be-
come chairman of the Rock Island
executive board, at a salary OF WIS.,
600 year for Ave years was produced.
Sharood agreed the company made
false entries In the books to make a
better financial showing and thus ere
ate a better market for its stock. A
regularity of the entry Of the loss In
a deal, was that it appeared as one
of the assets instead of profit and
loss. ]. p. Morgan & Co., received
az 900 shares of the New Jersey hold
ing stock in return for negotiating
the purchase of the Frisco, Sharood
testified. He also produced records
to show the payment Of 100000 to
R. A. Jackson, vice president of the
Rock Island in addition to his salary
of $4,000 a year. There was no &C.
counting for this other than as legal
expenses"
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Fear n Race Blot.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Oct. 16.-Gov-
ernor Dunno early today had not re-
ceived report from Adjutant General
Dickson who went last night to Willis
VILE with instructions to mobilize the
state militia at Carbondale for the
suppression of riotings which Italian
Consul Dallagno of Chicago wired
Governor Dunno were directed against
italians of the mining camps around
willisville. Trouble started with the
killing Of an Italian miner Monday.
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The Innes case.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 16.-Un.
able to furnish $4,000 and $4,000 bail
respectively, .Ir. and Mrs. Victor E,
day on indictments charging murder
and conspiracy in the death of the
helms sisters of Atlanta Ga. Marshal
helms. brother, faced q charge OF
carrying concealed weapons, following
the discovery that he was armed at
the trial hearing yesterday Detec'
tives watched helms and his mother
to prevent their harming the lines.
The aged mother of the missing girl
created dramatic scene in court
when she shrieked at Innes: you
ghoul."
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German Victories.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Ger
man foreign Office reported to the en-
ibassy here today the capture OF valu-
able stores near Antwerp, the repuis-
ing Of French attacks near Albert and
O, Russian attacks from Warsaw and
IyangorOd.
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RS S||'S|E|&k[jW|
surpflsed MIG. Rateman.

Last evening q Runlber of friends Of
Mrs. F. NJ. Bateman sprung q sur
prise on her at the hotel Keokuk, as
sennbling early in the evening and
bringing their dinner along Which was
served in the hotel dining room. Ait
er dinner, cards and dancing afforded
pleasure for thu invaders. The par
Elephants OF the pleasant event were:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carpenter and son John, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Har-
rison, Misses German and DR.. George
Marley.
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A.k. 10. Receiver.

UNITED Press Leased Wire SERVICE
NEW YORK. Oct. 16 application
for appointment of receiver for the
Chicago. Rock Island and PACING rail-
wav of Iowa was made in the federai
court here today by Horace l.. Brand.
a bond holder. Justice Ford honored
the application to the extent of order
inc that the railway should show
cause WHY the application should not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

be granted Monday and a receiver APP
pointed.
In his petition Brand charges dfrec-
tors OF the Rock Island with neglect
OF duty and wasting Of assets of the
road, naming five as personally re-
spons.ble.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Davis and
son Frank Of Des Moines will arrive
tonight for visit with Dr. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Fuller and other relatives in
the city.
Miss Emma Daniel OF Los Angeles
is the guest OF her brother w. B.
Daniel, 2O6 High street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

FOR SALE-Qurter sawed oak ONCE
chair and two other chairs to match,
in first class shape, also cheaper once
chair and fiat topped desk. A. NJ.
Wyllie, over City Drug store. Tele-
phone 244.
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Mrs. Baker En.ertains,

Mrs. e. Ross Baker entertained at
a one o'clock luncheon TO-DAY in honor
OF Miss Maude Hutchinson whose
welding date, Oct. oath. has been an
nounced. The luncheon was a very
beautiful one in every appointment
Tho decorations were Japanese, many
yellow and white chrysanthemums
being used on the table and through
out the house. Covers were laid TOR
eighteen. Mrs. Richard Marsh OF War
saw and her sister Miss Cleveland
were guests from out Of town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16
[0VNE ADDRESSES
NEG ting AT WELLS.
!. .,h.r.. i eaehers Club Hears Talk on
DUTY Which keokuk Owes
to Her Young
People.
PLAN COMMUNITY MEET
swiII be Held on Evening Of Novem-
Der is and Men viii be Invited
to Listen to This
Program.

The Mothers and Teachers club OF
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
4 IL the Wells building. About. one hun
adred women were present, including
few guests. Twsnty-three new mem
hers Joined the club yesterday. o B..
Towne was the speaker for the day,
having for subject. Zone Duty Which
keokuk Owes to Her Young People"
Mr. Towne said that in the rush OF
modern civilization many times the
Younger generation was overlooked as
factor in the social and business life
Of the country. Previously the future
OF young people was shaped by their
parents, who selected the occupation
for the child. This resulted In so
many failures that the opposite ex-s
IRENE had been resorted to and young
people were permitted to choose their
own occupation and to plan their edu-
cation. This was causing trouble, be-
cause the majority Of young people
need guidance and thoughtful prepara-
ton for the future.
Keokuk wanted to grow, and the
best and most satisfactory way was
the development Of business locally
and to make q place for young men
and women so they would have the
same chance to advance and make
names for themselves in Keokuk that
they would have elsewhere. The great
life OF the nation was feeling this wan
dering spirit and 1t was becoming q
problem that required solution.
Community Meeting Planned.
So pleased were the women with the
address that at the business meeting
following the program, 1t was decided
to hold a community meeting on the
evening Of November 10, Mt which
Mr.. Towne will be asked to speak. To
the evening the men and all adults
who live in the district will be I'm
vited. Mrs. Towne played two violin
numbers with piano Accompaniment
by Mrs. Ralph B. Joy. The first num-
Der was Souvenir, by Franz Drdla.
and for an encore she played an ar
rangement of Faust Waltz. by Allard.
The musical numbers were marked
addition to the pleasuresof the after
noon. Refreshments were served and
half hour spent socially.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Close in.
Cheap IL taken at once. Phone Red
2s2.
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FOR sALE-Apples, 500 bu., ~ miles
south of Warsaw. seabury Chand-
ler.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Restaurant, good loca-
ton, doing a good business; flne
opening for good party. Other busi-
ness reasons for selling. Address
tx" care Gate City.
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70 Entertain Alpha Trist.

Mrs, T j. McGrath will entertain
the Alpha Trist club on Monday aft
ernoon at her home on North Ninth
street.
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Valley Aid society.

The Valley NJ E. Aid society will
have their next meeting Oct. 21st at
the home of Mrs. ]. H. Howell on the
Hilton road, from 2 to o'clock.
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FUNERAL RECORD

Mrs. Dorsey. {.
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Dorsey,
wife of Dr. F. B. Dorsey, Jr, was
held at the family residence, TIP Or
leans avenue at 2:30 o'clock this aft.
ernoon, Rev. w. H. Nell of the Trim.
ity NJ. E. church conducting the SER
vice.
The burial was private.
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In Honor Of Miss Hutchinson.

Miss Louise Brady will entertain
company of young women on Tues
day in honor Of Miss Maude Hutchin-
son. Mrs. Richard Marsh will enter
tain at her home in Warsaw on We'd,
nesday in Miss Hutchinson's honor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

FOR SALE-Reetaurant. VIII sell
cheap II taken At once. Address
Restaurant" care Gate City.
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Missionary Society Meeting.
Mrs. ] w Devero was hostess to
the Missionary society Of the Uniteu
Presbyterian church today at her
home. 927 High street.
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Birthday Partly.

Master Freddie George celebrated
his thirteenth birthday at the home
OF his mother Mrs. Mary George. 429
Timea street, yesterday afternoon
from 4 until $50 o'clock. Twenty OF
his boy and girl friends we're invited
to share the occasion with him and
the evening was very pleasantly spent.
Delicious refreshments were served
and all joined in wishing they would
be able to help Freddie celebrate
many more birthdays.
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poreas Society Meets.

Mrs. A. e. Mcpherson entertained
the Dorcas society Of the First Chris
tian church today from to o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

WANTED Position % chauffeur: can
do own repairing. Address Chauf-
feur, care Cato City.
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Pupils Recital Tonight.

Pupils Recital Tonight.
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry's advanced
class in piano will give pupils re-.
cital this evening at o'clock in the
Y. w. G. A. auditorium. Admission is
by invitation. The program is as fol-
lows:
Two Pianos
Rendino, OPP. 1862, No. 2..... Schultz
Daisy Hosford, Miss Fry
At an Old Trysting Place. Mcdowell
To q Wild Rose. ....... MaeDow.ell
Mahala Scovern.
Two Pianos
Andante and variationen.
Schumann
Clara Reed, Miss Fry.
Spring Voices. 5000. Strauss
Sextette from Lucia (for left
hand) COMMENCEMENT. Leschetizky
Shepherds Dance. ............ Logan
Fay Cuerden.
Rando Capriccfoso. ..... Mendelssohn
Clara Reed.
On. the Lake. Williams
Goodnight. from A Day in Venice
Nevin
Daisy Hosford.
Two Pianos
Turkish March from Sonata for
Pianoforte in A mayor. Mozart
Marshall Fulton.
Marcolle Observation-Disclosures. Neyin
Hunting Song. ........ Mendelssohn
Coral Meador.
Etude, OPP. %. No. 3.......-.. Chopin
Clemence Dadant
,Minuet in G major. ....... Beethoven
Sprinp Song .. Merkel
'Pizzicati, Scherzettino Sylvia"
Ballet .........:....... Delibes
Marshall Fulton
Miss Fry.
Concerto, minor. .Mendelssohn
Motto Allegro vivacc.
Clemence .Dadant, Miss Fry.
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FoR sENr.

FOR RENT-Six room house close N.
city water, newly papered ana
painted. Strickler Real Estate o..
402 n Main street.
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w ant Column
wANrEp.

WANTUD-An all around timer and
hot air furnace worker: ste&dy Job.
state experience and wages wanted.
H. F. White. Brighton. Ia
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FOR RENT-Seven room house and
barn. Inquire 92s Franklin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-16

FOR Modern six. seven. eight
room houses. Chas. Altes. 1908
Franklin. Phone Red 6S4.
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Read The Gate City want column.
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FOR RENT-House. good furnace, CO
ment floor In cellar, modern plumb.
ing. hard wood floors. stationary laun.
dry tubs, gas and electric lights: fur.
nisher or unfinished. Also an apart
ment. Call ut 727 North Ninth.
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FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping: suitable for two:
second floor. Inquire 1118 Concert.
Telephone Red 23S.
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FOR SAIJELHousehold goods, satur
day. 1924 Des Moines street.
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FOR sAIE-Fine gas range, used
two years, cheap II sold at once
Inquire ia North Fifteenth stneet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-02

TIMER Isent in SamiltOn III
Serr Gbnarb Grnf, 449 Glib sinfte
StraFe. @eQ SeI. 476 g., Ssmt
gaone 1879.
- es itarben tpa6ren6 Sem $40.
nat Septernber in bem &egiitar 81.
itrift $40. 1870, beItebenb aus Der
GtaSt Samilton 1.nb ben Totunibips
Ct. Clair, Sonoper, Sairfielo inb
Rob, Al Gerionen. % nIdnnIiten
i,uo % weibliden @eihIedts. Bon
bieien SooesidQen iieIen 81 auf Die
Gtaot SanriIton.
- girlbreher orarger porgeitern
in sic @ohnlina non @m. Siufrod,
SIC. 30s Siib 9. StraBe, iino erbeii.
tetcn einen @nouG i'm @ertbe BON $50
mS einen &eseiunmteI, ipeIher So
foitete.
- 9ie ginnahmcn oil @eridtsfo.
item inn 1unisipaIgcrtdt tp1brerro Der
Dtonate ssilIi, sneuir iin6 September
betrusen $512.07.
- 9u. Clarion, ein Sarbiger nor
9oflanb, ipnrbe porgeIterHslbenb Don
benz SherifF Metcalf l;llb 6em Sdlie.
Ser Sin in Der RGbe Der Sarm bon
Sobt GtnntslRr, z l)aetIen bon bier
an boz g1irton anaoi.sabs in o..
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MapIe Mbe., Dapton, Gp. fir 81. -
esobn rnb ssba &rotb on Chris. flint,
Got, 33 Tnb an Der Boone Sfrabe,
Sapton, Sb., 81.
= Sn elmer Gibuns Der Reppori
StaottommiiiGre ipurben seifern Red.
nnnsen aum 9etrage bon $4,S43. rs
erlaubt.
Tront Wiener non ytp. 964 Se6'
ite 9lpenue, 0obton. ap., beri1tete Der
biegen polisei, bab ibm Semano
feline 9orie nit 500 sSnbalt aus oer
Sui9e seitpblen bate, als er bic pas
raoe am leBten Mittipo6 beiidtiste.
- @eorse @oobfrisb, lpel9er lpesen
RubeitDruns an Der gorf @trabe perz
baftet tpurhe, erbisIt i'm Gtdbtseridi
cine Celebrate BON $25 nebit Soften.
= Der 8hoenir 2eib= unb 8aupers
elm eripdblte folsenDe geamte: prdz
fibent. Dm. 3. S6nate, 9iseprdii.
bent, Gilbert Sdoed; Setretdr go.
y. labmeper; Sdabmeiiter, 9enrp
ebert, Sr.; Direttpren, Sule pfings~
taa 4.S. ebert, $. +. 8ueder. 6. g.
Walters, 8. Z. Reit. 6. ). Wer5,
@m. 8. Sones, SO. 5. WaIib unb
Spbn Serrmdnn.
- Mprgen fpirb i'm girtiiitseridt
gum eriten Male ieit ben Sommerfes
rien Der @eridtstaIeuber perleisn ipers
Den.
= 5rau SspaIo areteu BON Der
@dten unb Central 4Denue ipuroe
na6 bem ct. Gliiabetb Soipital ses
bra6t, ppfelbit iie iid elmer SpaatioH
unterate9en mubte.
- @m tommsnben Sienitas III Rss
eiftrirunsstag in Heippprt, Sapton
unb 9elIepus. Die Heaiitsrpldbe ipers
ben BON ie6s Ilbr Morsens Bis neltn
llbr 4benbs pffsn fetn.
- GbeIfeine: @eorg 20. Wlibbles
tan, 81, unb ylina gtbel 9ertid, 81,
beios DON Gambribas Gitp, SnO. Rap
Wbalep unb Minnie Gabbiib, beibe
bon MapspiIe. Gn.
= 4nna Sulipan erlanats eins
GRideibung OOn Patrid SulIipan i'm
Gircuitserift.
- Martin Gdrpner unb 6enrD
Mari9 ipurben ipeseu 9erlesltns Der
SagOseiebe Don SriebeHsridter Bran
bes in 1T. Sbomas ie I'm $40 uno aos
iten beitruft.
80. SO. unb Stelld 6ampton
rertlaetsn Trsb. 2apf pun Cote Bril-,
Iiante auf $500 Sdabenerios, neil er
bur9 @blaben pOn grbe ibr gigens
tbum bei9abist babeu ion.
s.. $. 8prb, 9ormunb Der reuns
sebn Sabre alien emma 6. gprb.
pertlaete Sliper 5drpin uno unbere
auf ben 9srtauf zines 9rlinbitiides,
lin bic 9(usauben fir bic Grsiehung
beg WGbnens su beitreitsn.
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Nemer.

- 9ur6 sinsn 5fab5afteu Sdorn
itein sntitanb ssitern Radmittas in
Der Wobnuns bes Nesers WesIep
gbriitsr, go. 1854 Gutter Strobe,
ein Jeuer. bas cine srobe 4ufrssuns
inter ben Sdus5sipobnern berDorrief.
Der anseridtste Shaben pirb uuf
$3.50 angegeben.
Iuf unbstarnts Meiie brad seiteru
@bsnb i'm Sauis Der GabritubIfubrit
Don 8. 8. gutron, go. LA Biz 116
Weit 3psits Gtrabs, elm Seuer aus.
bas nit GROCER Gdneaisteit Inn ii@
sriff unb sin.n Sda0en DON $500 aH'
ri9tete.
9llte 2umpen unb Qbfan, ipelhe
in BEN pierten Stodipert bes 6nuies
so. 821 Bis 823 SFre.man @bsnue
lngerten. finssn ssftern bur4 SeIbits
sntsiinbuns Jsusr. tpoourd elm Sdds
ben DON $40 sntftano.
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Der Seutide 9anoftarm.

.Ssit a9t 9assn bin i9 nun bier
in ). beim 9anbiturm", ipiro Der
!. .Masbsbg. 3ts." sei4rie6en. I'D
mar bod seipdnnt auf bic militdris
iten GIalitGien, bic bic llebers@iers
3isidbrigsn entipideln tpiirben, bon Dee
ren manhem gait. mas Sbaiefpeare
ieinen SuIius Gdiar iassn ldbt BON
,ipubIbeIiebten @anncrn" init bideE
gdu9.n unb bic Ha6ts gut fdlafen." {"
mir iouis balb elm ai4t aufseben!
Der eriie Morssn fam, on bem i9
gum sriisn Male felt Is SabreH lpies
Der DOT sinem 3uge itanb. Elm 3ug,
beiIsn Mannifaft gum 5bsil ieit 20
ssSabren teiH gsipebr msbr in Der 9unb
gsbabt bate. GIio, tpollen nal iebsn
= sStiaSeitanben! 9as Gepsbr -
iiber!"
Der tur5e, ratfhsnSs, tlappenbe
Ton, ben jsber Snfanteriit bon ieiner
Sienitoeit fer tennt, uno briE lab
bas @elpebr in Der S9ulter, als bdts
ten mir geitsrn erit bic aompasnies
i6ule besnbiet. .2ldtuns = prdiens
tiert bds @eipebr!1 - Elm Bud, nnb
Elm bsrbss Sinsingreifen barter Wdns
nerbanbe in bic aIte .anarre". unb
Elm prdieutisrangriff obneelei4sn
itanb ba. Sd bin nibi vipeidmGi,.
big, absr mir sing bod elm eisenars
iiges gefiibl bur9 2sib unb Seele.
dls i6 in bisIsn sipsi 9riffsn FAB unb
besriff, mas fsIbit In unieren dlteiisn
.SabrgGnssn itedt, ipslGe militGris
f6er GuaIitGtsn bieIe alien 2eute nod
mit6ringen. mir baben feitbem nas
tiirlih nod mon9es anbere idpn ges
trieben, aelbbisnitiibunsen ba6tn bies
ie aanbiturmmdnnsr semaat. bab
einem bag -5era i'm 2ei6e lafjt. liner
Sduptmann, stipa go, Der bon Der an.
beren aompusnis 65 5abre. aber ale
lebbnft uno fhnell.
glur iuenn SisgesHd9rihtsn TOM,
men, nirb ber Qanbfturm peritimmi:
pa blsibt ia ger ni6is fir uns
n1ebr iibris4. - dber ni6i IN f9ers
senbem Ion, in bitterem Grnit, fat
porpurfspoa torrmt ous heraus. -
Wlou mnb oas aeiebcn baber, mic bic
Is asuts siriifeu 40 unb 45 Sd5reu
iibss ben tisfsn Gane bss gtsbsn
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seiGen Ser SoIItpufb bate, mit einem
Bell. Das @ebirn ipiirbe bem @ez
fun6beitsbenmten '"r llnteriuhung
iibergsben.
- Stabtrid,tet gomonbs peri6o5
geitern ben 5an bon Gurf Nihols ,-See
beg Shiebens nit Der 4bii6t ben po@
li5iitenSau an tDbten, aneeflast 1T ,aitf
INNER, oa gfidols in bilflpism gu
ituube i'm 81. Gliiabstb SopIpital bar
nieberlieat unb nnb basieibc ME mcbr
lebenb perlaifen fuiro.
Die syuoen BON Telpport baben
auf Griuhen bss Serrn $. aOpenz
tbal pGbrenb Der .2ansen Cages :
iJeier in Der Spnaeoge , ipeitere $500
Fir bic Wittipen unb DaiIen fir bic
i'm ariese @efallensn ftllettiert. 5000
ipurben fir bic sSnben in Seruialem
geiammelt.
= Gin ipeitersr llnfaI infolse oes
Ruiens bon Mutps 1T auf Der Serins>
ton pite geftern @ormittas paiiirt.
SoIepb Cotton. 62 Sabre alt, elm Sarz
mer bon SSnbepenbence, &p., fpurbe gez
fern, als ein Iuto ieinen nit Soma=
ten belabenen Waaen an bet 2erinston
pite traf, bon ieinem Sise seidleuz
bert uno srhebli6 psrlebt. Gr ipuroe
nu6 ieiner Wobnuns sebradt unb bic
poliSei iplroe bon benz llnfan iofort
in 8snntniB seieBt. Der Gbauffeur
bes 9luto enttam aud oiesmal pieoer
obne erfannt All tperben.
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ben 9ertauf zines Snitrumentes.
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ten seitsrn bic Reisnation Der Sarab
Rod aIs 2ebrerin Der fiinften 9iitrittz
i9ule unb purbe an tbre Stelle SRI.
JraHces @nbsrion srnannt. Cine Ginz
Iabuns bes 8iidpf Carroll Council
Der Columbus Ritter fir bic She'll
uahme an Der 9araDe am II. Sttober,
GDlumbussSos. puroe anseHommen.
l. Sm 2ublptp Stabtratb tpurbe
Der geiaIub sefabt, oab ieoss 9ino
Elm drstli6es Gertifitut bem Supers
intenbentsn Der Dffsntli6en S6ulen
iiberbrinsen mub, iiber ben @eiunoz
beitssuitanb Der bstreffenben Samilie.
Mebrere 2lerste paren anpsienb uno
iprahen iid iiber bus Serii9t, oab
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