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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
PEACEFUL
Commemoration Of Battle Of
Boyns Passes of Without
Disorder.

London, July 13.-Recognition of
the danger inherent in the existence
of two armed volunteer bodies seems
to have imbued Irishmen with sense
of added responsibility, for the Bat
tie of the BOyne was cOmmem0rated
today in Ireland with tremendous en-
thusiasm, but less disorder than in
previous years. After the custom, a
great procession marched from Bel
fast to Drumbeg, where Sir Edward
Carson, the Ulster unionist leader,
made now familiar speech defying
the government either totally to ex-
clude Ulster from home rule or come
out and fight. Lord Londonderry, at
Enniskillen, and Walter Hume Long,
unionist members Of parliament for
Strand, at Garvagh, made speeches
in q similar vein at other big gath
erings Of Ulstermen, but no disorders
were reported late tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
man CRUSHED
BY ENGINE i'll
Stranger Whose Name i On
\ Known Killed By Switch En-
zine in laandan.

A man whose name could not be
learned was run down and killed by
. switch engine I'd Mandan last night.
The man had been riding or the ten
der OF No. 1, with q companion. He
was ordered off by the engineer, as
the train was changing engines, and
stepped directly in front Of the
switch engine on the next track. He
was killed instantly, the body being
badly crushed. His companion, when
he saw what had happened, jumped
down from the other side Of No. Is
tender, and ran away.
The man who was killed was fairly
well dressed, but no mark Of identi-
ficati0n could be found on him. He
had some money and carried a large
revolver. The body was taken at
once to the Kennedy Undertaking
Parl0rs, where 1t Is being held for
Identification. 1t Is thought that pos.
sibly the men were planning hold
up Of the train, and that the mans
companion feared arrest for that rea.
son.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
Ex.CONVICT 4 lONNAN
Jim Thomas, Recently Released
Caused Commotion on South
Eight Street Today.

Jim Thomas, 65 years old, an ex-
convict, released from the pen July
z, caused some commotion on south
Eighth street this afternoon, when
he flashed six-shoote.r He was In
toxicated at the time.
Several bystanders did not like the
looks of the cannon which Thomas
pulled from his pocket, and the po-
lice station was Immediately inform
ed. Thomas was arrested by Chief
Fortune and Deputy Sherifs Hubert
and Roop. He offered no resistance.
Thomas Is said also to have writ
ten out a check on local bank, for
the sum of SO, and succeeded In
cashtng it. He had absolutely no
funds in the bank. He will appear
for his hearing tomorrow morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
Cabaret Singer /.
Tells Trials Of
Cafe Entertainer.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 13.-se1
sational testimony was offered be
fore the Wisconsin vice commits.
sion late today by female cab.
aret entertainer who came to Mil
waukee from St. Louis, having
been employed by a Chicago book
ing Office to sing in local cafes.
The woman, whose name was
withheld said she was instructed
at the cafe to "sing a little but
be good sport, mix with the
men, lead them on, smoke aid
drink with them."
s. When she refused to do this she
was discharged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
| TRoOP'S
ORDERED
TO HAITI
UNCLE sAM WILL LAND 100
MARINES 70 EsTABI.IsH
LAW,AND ORDER.
aIAA CALLS |, f0l / |! FLEET I'll /;
Activities Of Rsvolutionists VIII
Be Terminated 81 Once By
Force.

Washington, July Is. Seven hun
dred marines today were ordered as
sembled at Guantanamo, Cuba, to be
held in readiness for service IN
rev0luti0n-t0rn Haiti and Sant0 Do
mingo.
The navy department acted at the
request Of Secretary Eryan, who ask
ed that q feet be prepared to deal
with any emergency that might Nrise
on the turbulent little island. Ma.
rines will be gathered from those
now on duty In Mexican waters and
from the marine barracks in Phila.
delphia and Norfolk. At Guantana.
mo . force will be only days SAIL
from the north coast of Haiti and
Santo Domingo.
Their proximity is expected to i'm
press upon the revolutiOnists the de.
termination Of the American govern
ment to terminate their activities by
forcible means unless they listen to
the warnings already given. The sit:
uation in Santo Domingo has come to
be regarded as almost hopeless to
cure from within, while Haitian con.
ditions are little better.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
new HAVEN
S'Qu1AN|||D'|.E||;;' [ ! | ! RED / | /
$9'|5,0'||0|O|,0o|o|'| ] [ !
STORY o. RECKLESS AND
PRofIIGATE MANAGE
MENT TOLD.
.S1OCkoOLoER; are lO6bE0
Millions Used With Freedom Of
Stage Money in Battle For
Il. Monopoly.

Washington, July 13.-The story of
the reckless and profligate" finan.
cial operations of the Il lew Haven rail
road, one Of the most remarkable
chapters in the history Of American
railroads and American finance, were
revealed in part today by the inter
state commerce commission In q re-
port to the senate Of its investigation
of that road. 5s
Millions squandered.
It told of millions used like stage
money, by corporations. as pawns in
q monster game with all New Eng
lands transportation as a prize, and
which led the New Haven in the ten
years just passed from within sight
|of prosperity to point where divi-
dends had been passed, and where a
dissolution suit is threatening, and
where criminal indictments of many
directors who figured In the deals
are now a possibility.
investigators Are Hampered.
Hampered by unwilling witnesses,
by burned books and all the mazes
which lawyers have invented to COW
er the trail, the commission has esti-
mated that in progress toward a mon
OpolizatiOn OF New England transpor-
tation, the New Haven stockholders
lost between $65 5,O0O, 900 and $9O,OO0,-
900, but little Of which they may re.
cover.
In return, the report said, they have
on their hands properties which pay
no dividends, which eat into earnings
Of the parent road, and which will be
q burden for many years to come.
Deals With Management.
The report deals with the manage
ment Of the New Haven under for
mer President Charles Mellen and the
present directing, head, Chairman
Howard Elliott and Walker D. Hines,
tspeteai.Ssaassl s&yiARss Rss::ss'sses \. N x n
,co-operatsd With Commission.
They have c0-Operated with the
commission and rendered It substap-
tial assistance throughout this inves-
tigation." A combination reared by
the hands of Mellen, and approved by
the late ]. Pierpont Morgan and vii.
liam Rockefeller, the commission
finds to be in complete violation Of
the Sherman antitrust act, and a
monopoly in practical control Of
transportation of five states. Deeds
of the directors of the New Haven
are scored in the commissions re.
port, which speaks Of criminal admin
istration and negligence and asserts
with positiveness that the directors
knew they were perfecting an illegal
combination and says the dream of
transportation monopoly was unsound
and mischievOus.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
Huerta Will J! Resign e
Presidency Soon
To Deliver Rens Of Broken Power to Carboja Constitution
aGsts Nearing Supreme Control Of
Mexico

Washington, July 13.-The Brazili-
an minister to Mexico, who is caring
for the interests of the United States
in that country, today telegraphed to
the state department that the resig-
nation of Huerta in favor of Francisco
Carbajal, newly appointed minister of
foreign affairs, is expected tomorrow
or Wednesday. Minister Suarez, Of
Chile, one of the three mediators, an
ticipating the retirement, sought in
an informal talk with Secretary Bry-
an to learn what attituce the United
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14

St. Petersburg, July 13.-Mystic
Lay Monk Gregory Rasputin, regard
ed in some quarters as the supreme
power behind the throne, and a not
BILE figure of the emperors court, was
stabbed recently by a woman, named
Guzva, at his native village, Pekrov-
sky, in the province Of Tobolsk, ST.
IBERIA. One report is that he died and
another is that the wound is not NOR
tai.
Disguised az 5essar. :.
A sensation was caused by the at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
High Official in
Russia Is Stabbed
Lay Monk Rasputin Supposed Power Behind Throne As
saulted by Woman; Placed in Jail, Assailant Tries
to Kill Herself
to Kill Herself

tack, which excited intense interest
In court and ol4cial circles. The
woman approached the monk disguis.
ed as a beggar and stabbed him In
the abdomen. She attempted another
blow, but was restrained by Raspu-
tins son. When arrested the woman
said she had avenged one of Raspu-
tins victims, a girl now in convent.
Placed in Jail, the woman attempted
to commit suicide by cutting her
wrist with glass,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
FRANCHISE IS CHANGED
Independent Telephone Compan,
win Put in Gable Plant At
New Salem This Summer.

At a special meeting of the village
council of New Salem, an agreement
was reached whereby the franchise
of the Independent Telephone com.
pany, operating in that town was
changed somewhat.
In accordance with the change, the
company will practically rebuild the
exchange, putting In cable plant,
with some underground wires, instead
of the overhead wires, as at present.
The work will be started at once. and
will be finished this fall. In return
for the improvements, the people Of
New Salem agree to pay somewhat
higher rate for the service.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14

States would take toward the Carba-
jail government.
Will Not Recognize Him.
While the Washington government
will not recognize Carbajal. Minister
Suarez learned that the American
government is not disinclined to treat
informally with the new administra-
tion until a transfer of power to the
constitutionalists could be effected.
Carranza notified the United States
through John r. Silliman, formerly
CONTINUED on page two.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
SUFfRAGIS1HURLSB0MB
Tries 70 Wreck Historic Chapel
Of Rostin in Scotland.

Edinburgh, Scotland, July IA
militant suffragettes threw a bomb,
today, which exploded in the historic
,Roslin chapel, seven miles from Ed
inburgh, causing only trifling dam
age. The chapel was founded j.
1446, by William 81. Clair; Third Earl
of Orkney and Lord Of Roslyn. 1t is
probably the finest specimen of goth.
ic architecture in Scotland. In the
vaults were buried all of the old bar.
ons of Roslyn in Complete armOr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
.0GDNlRK BOUND. over
Man Arrested in Raid on His
Pool Hall Saturday Must Ap-
pear Before District Court.

Jas. Hedmark, who was arrested
Saturday, in raid on his pool hail,
had his hearing this afternoon in JUS
tice Varney's court, on the charge Of
maintaining q common nuisance.
On the evidence submitted, he was
bound over to the district court in the
sum Of $500 bonds, which he furnish
ed. Two pints of whiskey was re-
ported found on his person when ar
rested, and a considerable quantity
in shed in the rear of the pool
hall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
DISTRACTIONS ON TRACK.

Absaraka, N. D., July ia boy II
years old, living near Absaraka is In
Jail and his parents in heap of tro,l.
BILE because he willfully placed oh.
structions, ties, ETC., on the Great
Northern tracks and the officers OF
the company are insisting upon an
example being made of him.
1t is pointed out that a serious &C.
oident might result to train and pas
sengers by such acts. The boy gives
no explanation Of his strange mania.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
MART'INg||||S0N i J J ) !. !.
EgsEtsH( 5t2 Gg NGt.S Rss, ~. ENTsi y
TO 0hD|;SPllAL !;
Man Assaulted by Former Deputy
Barnes in Serious Condition

Christ Martineson was. removed
Sunday to local hospital, where his
injuries, received at the hands of Il.
G. Barnes, can 'be better cared for.
Martines0n's condition was report
ed today as not improved, and he Is
In q very serious condition. His
nose is broken, severe internal injur-
les are feared, and it is probable that
it will be some time before he will
be able to appear in court against
his assailant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
DELAY JONES REPORT.

Washington, July 13.-Delay In
completing the record Of the hearings
on the nomination OF Thomas D.
Jones, Chicago, as member of the
federal reserve board, today, caused
the senate banking and currency COM
mittee to postpone until tomorrow
the presentation of its report against
the Jones confirmation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
BAILEY MURDER
Husband Of Suspected Woman
Will Be First Witness Be-
fore Grand Jury.

F'reeport, N. Y, July 13.-The grand
jury will begin tomorrow its investi-
cation into the murder of Louise
Bailey, who mysteriously was shot In
the office of DR.. Carman on the night
of June 3O DR.. Carman's wife is IN
Mineola Jail, charged with the crime.
The physician will be the first wit
ness called tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14

@. CARLOS MANOEL DE cEspepEs B
DR.. Carlos de Cespcdes is the new
Minister from Cuba to the United
States. He is the son Of the war Prest
dent Of Cuba. His father was the first
to defy the power OF Spain in the revo.
luton which started October 10, 1868
Or. de Cespedes speaks French. Ger.
man, Portuguese, Spanish. Italian and
English. He received bis early educa
ti0n in America. He afterward went
to Germany and France aud was grad.
uated from the University Of Havana.
He IS doctor Of internal and civil
law and the author Of several books.
For six years he served as Deputy in
the lower House in Havana and was
the revolutionary Governor Of tho
province Of Santiago. He is forty-thres
years old
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
commercial cIubs Aid.

Commercial Clubs Aid.
The only way 1t is possible for Mr..
Gilbreath to ascertain this infOrma-
ti0n is to collect it from those who
are acquainted with the situation, and
In his effort to do SO he has written
to the commercial clubs of the county
seats, asking that they endeayor to
secure the desired information and
forward 1t to him.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
letter was sent out July /, as soon rs
possible, only few have responded.
which makes the report incomplete.
The Letter Sent Out.
Following is Mr.. Gilbreath's letter:
Dear Sir: Will you please fur
nish me, at an early date, the proba-
BILE number of extra harvest hands
that will be required in the fields Of
your county to properly care for the
crops of 1914, and an estimate Of the
wages the farmers will pay, per day,
for such service? Will you 1t the
time you send in the above report,
give me brief statement as to- the
existing conditions of the crops In
yVuI 0VNtAOA Va IuO 0l0I0
Rsports Fine.
4 Herewith isl brief gtAtemeAt. @
received from the various counties: q
Burke Crops d splendid; wheat
heading nicely: 200 to ESQ men; wag.
es not stated.
Crop conditions excel
lent; probably 30 men; So up.
Cass-CrOps excellent: 5000 men:
wages, $3.50.
Divide-Crops best ever seen; 1000
men; wages good.
Grand F0rks-Crops never more
prosperous; men wanted and wages
not stated.
Hettinger-Prospects for crop
good; 500 men; wages. $2.25 to 81.
Morton--Crops in flourishing condi-
SO men; wages, So to $3.50.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14
PREPARING
FOR BUMPER
HARVEST
COMMISSIONER aILBREATH
AsCERTAING HELP NEED
ED ON FARMS.
Returns are ENCOURAGING
Commercial Clubs Of Towns in
Various Counties Report Many
Needed at High Ware.

In keeping with his usual custom,
Commissioners Gilbreath, OF the de-
partment Of agriculture and labor, is
making every possible effort to ascer-
tain the number Of harvest hands
needed in the various counties Of the
state, together with the probable
wages to be paid This information
is desired by both farmer and labor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-14

Continued on Page Two.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
@ir srleoisen Ssiteanasen
juui
oufouf nher 9lsrfnttf tnta

anfaui pber gerfauf ssH
Amuisau Battr @prfs uub GIssirit iR pre-
ftrrte.
amuitaa @ain @Sris unb GIstirif ibdL
pttit Trtfsutb.
mon 40 BEN Warft.
Ssaa@ri&hsi uns uun trssnb Ssl4sH De-
fsIlunssn. =,
BrODes s 60, SaaHert,
Ritsll.ser btr ssm gori etsd gy4Snst.
Gtranten, 90. @ilfes,UaTTe, Va.
HiHsbamten, R. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
sBiIses.s s.sarre RaAri6ten.

= Srau Wislita Bon 3rus. Satin
bss Boitor Stroiuaub Bon 3rus pon
SBpomins. 1T SonutaS abeno tn ibrsr
ssitorbsn.
= Srdulsin 9ouiia 6. S6eio BON
bier unb @altsr O. Ssri9sll pon Suf'
folio tpuroen lssten Donnerita9 mor9er
In Der ct. giidolaus 3irhe burdPfar'
rsr Charles 8. @0del gum Bnno fhrs
Heben einseisgust.
Sobu Pstfauif murbe am Wfon'
tas ~ Sillbnle.. in ben unterlsib &C.
lto1en unb ssfdbrlih uermunoet, als ei
NIT sinsm ssipiHen 8Ocid wessn einel
Shulb pon S. In Streit seratbsn mar
8ocid 400 eiuen Dolb, nahbem ibn
erflart norbsn mar, oaB Petfapt4 oiI
Summe niat bel fit bate.
- glisberssi6lassn, neil er aus isi
ner @obnuns 3ieben muBte, maats an
Wfontag Charles @reser pou &ioosI
Strase einsn Sslbitmoroperfud, tnoen
er liG NIT sinem Eai 6enmsiisr oa'
Sanbseleni jsrflsiihte. Seine Saith
ianb Jpn ipaisr blutiibsritr6mt auf uni
er murbe nod benz @itD 0oipital ge
nommsn, no feline Ssnsiuns srnarts
miro.
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NtttStpn.

@eores 0. @uitice BON Snfer'
man uuo Srdulsin Srisoa Z. SHmals
pom. Snsbestomn purosn ON Donnsrs'
tas ourd Paitor u. 8a9Ofer oils Elm
@bspaar einseiesnst.
Better 9. Dtillsr unb 5rau 9ouiia
Seinbad), bsioe pon bier. lDuroen lsste
Dode In Der Sipier Dobnuns on Cur
tis Strabs ourd Paitor 6. @uras oils
elm @bspaar sinseiesnst.
o. als Srdulein Srances @OBle, eine
2ebrerin Der Pittston SobiAule, iid
am Montas auf bem Bes 3ur Shule
befano, ert6nte Elm ShuB uno iie ipiir'
te bann sinen fte6enoen S6mer5 i'm
Riiden, Der, wie iid.ipater ersab, bnrd
cine Sussl ueruria6t wuroe, wslhs
onrd ibre Sleibun9 oran9, aber bon
sinsm aoristtitabl ON @inorinssn in
ben 36rpsr perhiubsrt wurbe. User ben
S6uB absub, LIT unbsfannt.
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2adatpanna Stueia.

@ine rs6t intsrelante 8eriammluus
mar es, nsl1e Der 9adamanna 3weis
am Sreita9 9iadt In Der arbsitsr 9alle
abbtelt. Ssrr Rei6srt bsri6tste In be-
trsif Der @riinoun9 pon 9inbsrh0reu,
baB feline Go6ter, Srau @arlncci, fih
bersit srildrt babe, uOrldufis ben unter'
ri4t in Sanb su nebmen, bis Die Sa4e
oweit seoisbsn LIT, oaB elm Dirigent
reselmabis angeiiellt Deroen fann. Se'
fretdr S1malo perlas -eineu Seriht
iibsr @alcorf Parf, Der bis gum 1. 9to'
psmber sinsn Reinsrtra9 pOu $S6.8s
3ei9te. Da Iih ersab, oaB Der nadlite
Yeriammlunssabeno auf Dsibnadten
fdlt, 10 nuroe beihlOlieu. Die Oe3em'
Der 0eriamEluu9 am 18. Dejember
ab,ubalteu. 9err Stipp ma6te oarauf
aufmerflaui, 6aB bas Sonjert Der Der
sinisten oeuti6eu Sdnser Der Stabt
fur Die straightforward in Dsutiblano
unb Ssltsrrsid llnsarn am II. De-
3ember i'm Yieoerfran, @alino itattfin'
ben piiroe uuo oriidte DIE Soifnuns
aus. baB isoes Wtitslieo oss 3wsises
oa,u lsbsn wiiroe, oab es menisitens
Gins bis jmsi @intrittsfarten fiir oas
9onsert usrtauft. iooaB iit oasielbe Su
einsm @rfole seifaltet uno einen ih0nen
Reinertra9 abmirft. Srau GiBler be-
ridtete, buB Die Damsn ionsit cine mel
tere Summe uon t95 fir ben Silfs'
fOnbs aufssbratt bdtten uuo ibn aui
500 srb6bsn wolltsn, babel 3u9lsit
bittsno, bab bieie Summe auSi6lieBlif
oaju benust werbe. nm Bsrbdnoe fur
bic uermunoeten beutihen Soloaten 5u
fanfen. Nls man 3ulett Sur 0iomina'
tion Der Bsanten i9ritt, ersab iid,, bat
man feline Genberune piiuihts, uno olG
5ol9e mar, baB idmmtllhe seSenwdrtiss
Beamte einitimmis wieber nOminirt
nnroen, mos natiirlif glei4bsoeutent
init Der @rndbluns 1T. 9iur fur Doe
Seim 9ontte, ftir mel6es pier neut
Wftt9lieoer 3u erwdblen fino, nurben
etwa Elm Duseub uominirt, auber ben
9s9enmdrtis bienenbsn Serren. Der
europaiids 3ries fam islbitueritanSl
wisOer Bur Sprads uuO msbrsrs Ssrrsn
oriidten ibre anlidtsn bariibsr aus, BIZ
oabtn anssinsen, oaB Deuti4laub in
oem Sonfitt 9ewinnsn miilis unb tper'
be. Gum ShluB wuroen nod bic 4ie'
Der, ~Dsutihlano, Deuti6lanb ,hbsr
allesA uno bic HWadt ON Rbein1 &C.
inngsn, Die Sisung in Der barmoniff.
ten Wsiis bsialieBsnO.
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Sa8 xhal abmdrtS.

Sahlor.-EaDlor, Der 9i6blige Sobr
bes SObn 3apelle uOn Dauis Court
trug am Donnsritag absno on WiaiE
Strabe m6Sli6e fatale Serlesunsen oal
pom, als SOispb U. @ramer uon SBsb
fter Gpenue, Scranton, ibn nit leinen
slutomobil nieoerrannte. Der 3nabI
ipislts Sur 3sit auf Der StruBs uni
rannte oirsft Dor bic Waidins. @rumel
unb feline fiini Bssleiter murosn Dor
Sur9eB Wforris untsr Biir9ihaft &C.
itellt. bis ii4 sr9iebt, wie oes 3naber
Verlesungen uerlaufsn weroen.
= Der 9idbrise Stanley 9eibnst
uon: Durgea muroe am Sonnta9 2lbent
Dor bem neuen Poitamt auf Der Stelll
get0otet. alS er Dor baS Nutomobil bee
Robert Shwart uou JiauticOie iprans,
nuhbem er ieinen put uOn Der StraBG
aufssbobsn batte. ben er nod einem an
osren NutomObil semorfen bate ieiu
Sdabel mar 9ebrOden woroen uno ibm
aud iunerlibe 8srlesun9en ju9efhst
S1mart. ben feline Satin. Gohter unt
oie @beleuts Smitb beslsiteten. rDuroe
untsr 81 600 8irsiduft fhr elm ipdts'
res Ssrbor ssitslt.
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0nbe Rarf @ottaeit.

e Der @irtb Charles Rfsffer bon
Sadion Strass wuroe Sountae gla9t
nm $35 beifoblen. uslae Summe feline
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setban battle.
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apenue uno Srdnlein 3atbleen Dono'
pan BON @pnon StraBe mnroen Wfon'
tag burd Nlbermann Hanee ole sin
@bspaar perbunben.
- Sonntag aben6 purbe bic @it.
liam 3. Dwpsr Dirtbidaft on Dsft
9adnwanna Guenus pon @ipbrehern uui
etma $26 bsitobtsn, bic fi9 I'm @aib'
rssiiter befanosn.
- Die 11idhrise Sslsu MeSabben
BON ghtjebntsr Strabe LIT Samitas
9ia1t i'm Staat poipital ben Srano'
wunbsn erlsseu, ipslte iie erbislt, als
fe bel eiusm brsunenosn. .3ebridtbanfen
ipislte.
- Soiepb Riebsl BON @uauS Court
uno Sriulein 4ena Barnes pOn 8iltes'
Barre muroen porlesten Mtittmod1 In
Der bortisen ct. 9lidolans Stride burd
Pfarrer 8aar gum Bunb fiirs 0ebsu
sinseiegnet.
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2incoln Guenus fpurbs ON Samltag In
Der Spencer 3s6e baS Rhdsrat ssbro'
den, als i'm elm Dedenfall traf /; mar
itaffte ibn jur 8ebunoluns nad osm
Staat SOipitul.
- 6rdulsin Gnna Nfobr BON Rort
GUNNER Gpenue un6 @barles Bomer
pom lpeitli9en @ebir9e tpuroen porles'
ten Wfittmo1 Gbenb In Der Wobnung
Der 8raut burb Raitor S96ttls als eir
@bepaar sinssisSnet.
- Sn isinsr Dobnnng on 9e1Iei
9lusnue lit ON Samitas I'm altsr Don
50 Sabren Simon Shaumann burd
ben COB abbsruien porben, ben BIZ
gBittwe, cine Tohter unb elm Sobu
iiberleben. Ole 8eiiesuns erfOlste &C.
fern giadmittuS I'M SDuibburn StraBt
Srteobof.
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ct. SObanuis 9emsinbe bat Disnita9
slbeno bic fol9en6en Bsamtsu erwdblt.
nslhe am 5. Sanuar initallirt iperben
@siitIider Direftor, Pfarrer s. u.
Srider /; Prdlibent, gilbert Butter
mann Ybe Prdiibsnt, Is. 8 Ssbrer ;
PrOtot. Sefretdr. Srunf 8es Sinaul
Seiretdr. Senrg Sleiu Sdasmetiter,
W. 9Bsttsr ; Gruitee. Wtartin DrOd ;
Serssant.ai arms, Sobn Z. aitrin9er,
muiifalii6er Director, @sorse SieB.