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Goth lap when his engine cracIs-
race.
Elliott as Favorite.
With Frank Elliott in a Cor
don Special a general favorite.
the cars were off at 1880 this
forenoon on the first lap of the
100-mile Inter-City race.
The following cars started:
Malcolm, 8; Forbes, IS; Elliott,
Barsby, 6; Thomas, IL; O'Brien,
10; Parson, 90; Erdmann, %;
Stratton. 81; Macbeth, Is; Au-
brey. IA; Miller, 20.
Dave Lewis, Lentz and Paulsen
were kept out Of the race by en-
CINE trouble.
At the end of the second lap.
Macbeth dropped out, and at the
third lap, Malcolm also quit.
At the end of 30 miles, Parsons
was leading by a mile. with Au-
brey second, and Miller third.
Aubrey had had engine trouble In
the 18th lap.
Parsons up to this time had
averaged 81 miles an hour.
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Increase 1t steadily

At 30 miles, he led by lap;
at SO miles, by ~ miles; at 10
miles, 2y miles.
He was driving a daring and
pretty race.
Miller, after driving pretty
ed. This left seven cars in tie
race was forced to quit in the
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MORGAN
OUT OF
DANGER

NEW YORK, July 81
After u conference with New
York officials here today,
Police Chief Hurley of Cam
bridge, Mass, announced to-
day that he proposed to take
'Frank Holt" or Erich Muen-
ter, as he is suspected to be,
TO the college town 10 face q
trial of murder.
He charged that he had
positive proof that "Holt"
was really Prof. Muenter,
who fled Cambridge In 1905,
following the suspicious
death of his wife from pois-
on.
He based his proof OF
identity ON photographs.
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GLENCOVE, July 5.--With j.
p. Morgan definitely out OF dan
ger and guarded from further at
tack, police conferred their Whole
force toda yin a severe exami AZ
ton OF Frank Holt" his confess
ed assailant.
They are attempting to prove
that Holt really is Prof. Erich
Muenter. a Harvard educator who
fled Cambridge after the death OF
his wife had aroused suspicious
OF poisoning. 1t was claimed that
proof was at hand that he had
re-established himself, after this
flight, as Prof. Holt at Wander
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$h& expenses of the entire at
ID About $500, were met by a
ST. FER !offering taken by the usn-
The program went off exactly
as planned. The Rev. Franz
nSer Hfesided. The Coast Ar
tillery band played patriotic and
sacred music and the big chorus
choir. under the baton of Fred
erick Wallis. sang the great sac
red selections on which It has
ben working for several weeks.
The Rev. Murdoch Mcleod Of
fered prayer and the Rev. u. G..
Bloomquist pronounced the bene~
ditti0n- &
GOV. Lister greeted the assem-
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Frazier, the mechanician, was
killed instantly. He Is married
and resided In San Diego.
Carlson was terribly crushed
and bruised. Physicians who
reached the scene of the accident
in an ambulance Immediately
after the crash declared after q
superficial examination that Fra
xier had been killed the minute
the car crashed to earth. He was
therefore left lying beside the
wrecked car. while Carlson was
hurried in the ambulance to Ia
coma.
Conscious Few Minutes.
Carlson died at the Tacoma
General hospital at AIS this
morning. He was conscious for
only a few moments, and during
that time he asked to see his wife
and inquired regarding his me-
chanician.
An emotional feature of the
accident is the fact that Carlson
was married only a few months
ago to a girl in Los Angeles, his
home town.
Mrs. Carlson occupied box in
the grandstand, opposite Carl
sons place in the pits, yesterday.
Her nervousness was extreme
throughout the race, and she at
+ traatcd the attention of those
near her by walking to and fro
during the contest. When the ac-
cident occurred, and ambulances
and sight-seers rushed to the
west end of the track to see the
shattered car, Mrs. Carlson was
frantic.
Was Driving His Best.
Until the race cars had all
come around once more, and she
saw that her husbands machine
/. was missing, she was not sure
that 1t was his machine that mad
been wrecked. When she learned
that Billy had run off the track,
her sorrow was extreme.
A mechanician from the pits
led her across the race track, in
spite of the other racers who were
charging by, and she was taken TO
the scene In an automobile. She
followed the ambulance to--the
hospital and stayed with her hus.
band until his death. The re-
mains wer removed to the Hoska-
Buckley-King company's and will
sbe taken to San Diego, Cal, FOR
interment.
Carlson's accident came at the
pinnacle of his success in the race.
During the early part of the con-
test he had fought steady, fast
battle. and had lowered around
fourth place. lap behind the
leaders.
After the Tooth mile Carlson
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SEATTLE. July 5--Fred Kunc,
a German, Is held In the Snohom-
ish county jail At Everett on sns-
picion of being the man who blew
up the barge OF dynamite In Ell
hot bay, early on the morning of
May 8. 1t has been established
that Kune was in the vicinity OF
the barge and that he had an In
terest in the explosion, shown by
papers in his possession. He had
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'gained. The leaders took to the
pits, while he continued gaining.
Ruckstell dropped back to second
place, leaving Cooper IN the. lead.
In the, seth lap Carlson shot past
Cooper, and led the field. 1t was
on the next lap, when just half
the race had ben run, that Carl
sons tire burst.
An investigation was made to-
day by County Coroner DR.. +. T..
Stewart of the accident. He at
tributed their deaths to an un-
avoidable accident. .s...
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STADIUM MEETING
A GREAT SUCCESS

blage with brief talk in which
he pronounced the gathering one
of the most worthy uses to which
the Stadium ever had been put.
BishopEdwin H. Hughes, the
speaker OF the day, held the great
crowd In its seats to the very end
OF his address, which dealt with
the various phases Of patriotism.
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bilt university, Nashville, and lat
err had come to Cornell, from
which he resigned this year.
Holt slept and ate well, but
talked irrationalIy, said Polics
Commissioner Woods.
Holttold Woods his plan in At
lacking Morgan was to hold the
financier's wife and children as
hostages while Morgan himself
went out to stop the sale Of mu<
nitions.
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LIBERTY BELL
IS ON ITS way

PHILADELPHIA, July 5--The
$4,000 special train that will
transport the Liberty Bell across
the continent, left AT 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
IL will reach Tacoma July IA.
Mayor Blankenburg and big
party of other officials is accom-
panying the historic relic.
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FIRST FATAL
ACCIDENT ON
LOCAL TRACK

Billy Carlson, driver of Maxwell car No. II, who
was injured in the smash at the Speedway yesterday
afternoon which killed his mechanician Paul Fran
GER outright succumbed at 4:15 o'clock this morning
at the Tacoma General hospital.
The accident, the first fatal one at the Tacoma
speedway, occurred when Carlson was leading the
entire field of races in the Goth lap, and while he
and Ruckstell No. II, were putting on one of the
prettest bursts of speed at the track during the
day
the steering wheel mat Carlson could not control his
car The big black demon shot into the air over
3O-foot embankment, spun around twice in the ali,
and crashed upside down against the Speedway fence
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SUB JUST WINGS
THIS STEAMSHIP

ored to stop the Anglo-California,
but that her captain decided to
run for 1t.
As he started away, the sub
opened fire with guns mounted
on her deck. causing seven deaths
among the crew.
The siz-zag course o fthe ship
saved her from two torped oea
which wer dispatched at her.
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LOOK EN- UP, FOLKS

With the burglary Sunday morning
Tacoma thus far has through it's festival without
extraordinary crimes. s15a
There has been pickpocketing reported.
But fwoud advise going the Stadium tonight to lock
their homes tightly careful their pocketbooks
Detective Capt Smith,
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Explosion
AT Dupont

Toni Chicalki, an employe of
the Dupont Powder Co.. is at st.
Joseph's hospital today badly
burned by an explosion which oc-
Cured Saturday at the Dupont
plant.
Five hundred pounds of black
powder let loose. blowing to
pieces a section of a warehouse
and injuring the legs of Chicalki.
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LONDON, July 5. - Adviceo
from Petrograd report that q
German warship OF the Deutseh-
land type, was torpedoed Ia Fri
days naval engagement In tho
Baltic By : Russian submarine.
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HAD NO LICENSES

The number of automobile drivers who
their the
Sunday will probably take place this afternoon. y
Officials declared today they
would charging drivers with failing
o s 4
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so great a
success was last
nights patriotic
celebration In
the Stadium
that the COM
mittee which
arranged it was
authorized to
get up another
next year for
I h g Sunday
nearest t il Q
Fourth of July,
with the idea
OF making 1t a
great annual
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Qu1lNB ToWN. July 5.--With
seven Of its crew dead and many
injured. the British steamer An
slo- California is crowding on
steam to make this port after a
thrilling escape from destruction
BY German submarine.
The steamer wirelessed this
port that the submarine endeav-
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SPLIT SLAV FORCES

LONDON July 5The German under Gen Won Macken
making terrific Galca Poland
attempt split drive them the Bug
admitted British that
the other all the lines
will fercely Southeastern
Gaicia. 4.
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KILLED WITH BOTTLE

ELLENSBURG July John Erickson, old resident, was
yesterday midnight description
of had who struck Erickson the head with beer
bottle -
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POWDER FOR HUERTA

ABERDEEN, 5.nvesigaton of the munition OF
Hoquiam develops theory that
revolution
officials think the meant for the island of So
zorro, but
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MOTHER SUSPECT

letter written in German in mis-
pocket, but the officers will not
disclose It's contents.
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50 MILES AN
HOUR MADE
BY WINNER
BULLETIN

Parsons won in Parsons special; Elliott was
second in a Gordon special, and Barsby was third
The time of the winner was hour, ID minutes and
81 25 seconds.
This was at the rates of a trifle less than 80 miles
an hour.
Parsons was miles ahead of Elliott and IL miles
ahead of Barsby In the whole not single set Of
tires was changed
The winner never went into the pit once, even for
gasoline. -
The Big Baked Potato was in fourth place. but was
forced to drop out at the 80th mile.
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AM Fri ANlZATION

SEATTLE July held yesterday
Of the advent than SEQ American
Judge Netere Gill
md immigration Commissioner White speakers.
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going and would
moon Police OF Tacoma and other
Sound look Tor her
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70 Miles Parsons, LIST; Elliott End; Barsby, Ord.
SO Miles Parsons, LIST; Miller, 2nd Elliott 3rd.
80 Miles Parsons, LIST; Aubrey, 2nd Miller, 3rd.

With the race over two thirds gone, Parsons in
his Parsons Special in the lead by three miles He
had taken the lead at the start and had been able to
increase it steadily
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NO MORE ROYAL MAIL

Royal Mail line will resumed
Gepgye April for way
LOT he Suez anal,
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Neme ariegsbilber.
aurreiponbenten Der ,GGieago Sri.
bune" fiibren lie nad)ite @ude in
Der Uluiifballe pieber DOR.

DIAN miro ii6 nod nit 8erGtiigen
Der belitidjel1 &riegsbilber erinllerL
Die Der ariegsforreipon6ent Der
n9bitago Sribure", WtcRutfleon,
bot einigcn ,Wonatcn in ser Wuiif.
baQe 3eigte lnlb our9 gei6reibungett
bon 6ein erldltterte, mas er nit ei.
genen Gugen geieben batte. Seit6enl
baben bic Geutiden mb Die Seiter.
reiter 3ablreide Sfdaften eei6la.
gen. 5ablreife S6ladtcn gelponnen
lno 5abIreidle i5eitungen eingeuonI.
men. @leidBeitig baben Die per6iin.
beten 3iirfen an oen Oarbaneaen
,Slntte lnlb Seer Der sSein6e oernid-
tet. Eie 9ariteIliutg bes &rieges an
nier Sronten gei9iebt our6 Die neue
9ilbcnerie Der Chicago 3riblme"
eie ben nddftet Sonntag on in Ser
gh,lfbaue ee5eigt perbeit. .g8ieoerurr
perben fourpetente Wsa1rner in iei.
ielneer 8ortraqsform Die notbigen
grIduterunaen gebeu. 0ieie 8il0er
perben ben beltifen Ser3ert wobI.
tbinl.
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Die amtumo6il 9lnsitellnns.

@eitcrn tuar auf Der slltto Sbolp
Obiotag unS Don tpeit iinb brett ,pa.
rem Die NrellnSe oeS Gutoipcrts na6
Cincinnati gefontmen uro berbraf.
ten aneenebme Stim6en m Der glus.
iiellung. Ter beirtige Tag geb0rt Den
ainbern oon Der aiuoerbeintatb mo
ihrei Sreimben, ben Serridditen
bum ginonio5iIflub. 9as programm
lit Der 9e6eltiing Ses Cages angc.
paBt. 9ie gtiisiteaims id,Iiebt aIn
SanIstug sfbeiS. Sie bietet 70 oieI
oes Srtereiinnten iuio Ssbens,per.
ten, oab ibrcn 9eiiid) niemano per.
i1iimen ioIlte.
gsir maden Defenders aui oas
Grbibit Ger limited States
so 0tor Irud 60. Don 9oping'
ton auimcrtIam- Ger II. 2. 9rud.
iueIfer felt feds SSabren i'm Warftc
1T, Bat eiuen bebeiitenoeU IbiaB ge.
fitnSel, nidt nllein in eieiem Sanoe,
ionhern fnit in Der gan5en @elt inno
beionoers ipiro ocrielbe itdrt in ben
citropdifdyar mo iiioomerifauiidIen
2diteert perfalift. 9ieie Srids ipcr.
Scn nit aetten. ioIuoDl wie nit
@urmectriebe gebaiit Gie erlteren
IN 2, 2M, 3 rmo 4 Ton 9apa5it1t
itrb bic Iebteren in 2. 31a uuo 8 Son
aapu,it1ten. Tug Grbibit In Der
gHriifbnae itebt iutter slltiiidt bon
Scrrn siobert 2. q. Steiuart, 0ije.
prdfibenisn unb Gsntrdlbetriebsleitsr
oer @eieaifnft, inrteritIst ucn eiilcr
sln3aIh Werfditfer.
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ssIb fit Gii,u.
Oebnrteu.

@iQiam un6 Gtta Bortntan, 1905
Gbaie StraBe, yedodeu.
Soiepb lmO Saoie aeurpIin, 225O
Clifton gpenue, Rabder.
gSparo unb 3urIine auopPe,
1916 Sairiar glpeHue, Ndo6eu.
SerHtan uHo Gtbel 8ruHsbod.
1o47 5reeMon QlpenIe, auabe
gllbert unS WtafhiLhe Wai6Ie,
2113. GoIeraiu glbenue, auabe.
sranf uno Static S6uurr, 1881
GInrt StraBe, auabe.
Charles unS Hdtie Darrell, 1929
Cones Strabe, Widoher.
sSreoerif unO 5lora Soid)te, 1920
@oen gloenue, YiGSden.
@iaiam unS 0ttiIie Bitet, 1881
Seiierion glpenue, anabe.
Senrp uu0 Stella Sdoenberser,
4316 @lenlpap 9lUeniie, Wdbden.
Senrp unS Slora Serbert, 2374
;5Iora Strabe, gIdbhen.
Srant un0 ellie Mitdea, 22S
9uolotp Strabe, Hrabe.
Charles uno @mma @luIt, Golum.
bia Sopnibip, Wtaohen.
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G5rbert bas eiebestuerf. /.
,Sente III ipieber @eriammlras
Der Seatidjeu nnb Ceiierreid.lln'
sariidrn SoilfSseielidaft.

Simmer nod iuiit6et Ger grobe
striea. 3obIrcif)er nit jc0en Gage
.perben Die ariegsrotbleioen0en in
Dentihlanb imo Seiterreidy llngarli.
8ebieteriif tritt oil uirS Geitib'
entertainer Die Bfli9t Deran, Den
SilfsiortbS Der Gertideil imo Seiter'
reid. .llnsariif)en SilfsgeieIIidJait
,peiter gu foroern iutb 81 mebren.
Gas alfe 8aterlano perlanpt feline
glitopfer BON uns; es miro ieinen
Sries nit ieinen eisenen Selocnicb,
men ausfehten. glud feline Wtunition
nerlangt eS pon rns; es nraft lie
ielbcr uno fpeib oann, mas es friegt.
Sir ole iSrorlt, fir 6en beiliaen
anrtpf lin Sans lub Serb perlan'
gen Die oeutitlen 9erbiiiloeten nidts
bon itns. glber binter Den aanroi.
liniet, no es gilt, Bunoei 5li beilcn
imo 1brdnen au trofnen, oa lit I'M
iere 2ie6e. uniere Sorlfc errpiinidt -
fin 9erpiinbete, gertriippelte, 9c'
oiirftige - fir 5rauen uuto ailloer,
benen Der arieg ben Grndbrer &C.
raitbt bat.
2aBt ms betpeiie,L onb Die Slit
b1nglidfeit ail unicre unb irnierer
Gltern Seinrotb nod rege lit, uuto
oab mir bereit iinb, bem 8aterlanoe
III Der Stinl6e Der gtotb brrf Cha.
ten Der garlnber5igfeit bei8iiteben.
GesGa!b tbitt nod einmal Die Screen
aui uno Die SGnbe oui, ge6entet Der
4riegsncthIeioenoeu imo brihgt ii.
nen auis Neite cine @abe oar.
Gie 0eiltif)e uno Gelterreift I'M
sarifde Silisseiellifaft bdlt ml
Sreitag 2lbeno in Der Ioro Gincin.
natl SurnbalIe ipieber Sisung a6.
;s5eoer ircimb iuio jebe Srelutoiu Der
ceiltifeu Sad)e lit NsitgIieb Ger
5ilfsgeieGitait unb lit in Der Ser.
iamuilimg am Sraita9 gI6euo mil
f9nunen.
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THEODORE HORSTMAN,
8thtsa npaft
G12 Mtrrnntils aibrarb Gsbdube.
Ala @alnnt etrahe.

5uriiden. Wer irgenb tpie nod MAR
ihiren tonne, Ioate in 9ei6' un6
9lieb fein, unb jene alten &naben,
Die ben Strapn3en bes Marf9es niht
me4r getpa6fen iiub, follten Der Wtufs
ienoerIdmmlung in Der MuiitbaIIe
beitpobnen.
IS purbs pom SetretGr 6eri9tst,
buB i'm abgeldufenen Mpnut bic Weits
glteber 5ran5 Retf, ). 81. q. Weper,
W. Wo1lmann unb Soi. 8ridtpeDbe
nit Sobe a6gegangen iinb unb tbr
Qnbenten tpurbe bur4 Grbeben oOu
ben Sisen gee6rt.
Dem d6geleeten RaTer6eriht gus
foIee betrug Der geitanb $374.31 unb
bic Ginnabmen pdren $145.75. Die
4usgaben itellten ii6 duf $45.20, To-
bab Der iesig. aufIsnbeitanb $474.8e
lit.
0uh Der 8ertagung tpurbe 5errn
Bleb gum 8ortrag bas Wort ertheilt
urb barauf mar gerniitbltdes Bet
iummenIein Bel einem 2obetrunt unb
einem Smbib unb bic Serrer Der.
bra4teH Elm Dergniigtes PIauberitiinbz
hen. l.
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Ans bem Wsmnisipalseri@t

gu elmer Celebrate BON $40 unb
ben Rotten tpurbe bon Rtfter 1or
Der 25 Sabre alte Sarrp 9rads Don
go. 3O9 Sit Gront Strabe Derurs
tbsiIt. 9ruds bate ii6 bas sisens
tbimIihe 8ergufigsn semdht an Der
isrpnt Strabe NIT elmer SeiIe ua6
paHuuteu au tperfsN, tuobei CT audi
.iueu pafTauten traf, jeood sliidli=
derpsife nur gang unbebeuteno Ders
febie.
Wli. elmer 9erf0bnung snbete bas
9erfabren, bas 5rau W. ). glad Oon
Cafe Geneoa, @is.;, gsgen ibren Sat
ten dngeftrsugt bate, neil er angeb-
lid fie unb bic ainber I'm Stia Iai>
fen unb nit elmer gboriitin bur6s
brennen tpolIte. Die gboriftin mar
am Wattipo6 Ibenb, nafbem 8lud
oertdftet iporben. bei ibrem Gtntrefz
fen bier nit Srau 8lad tonfrontirt
porben unb bate bann tur5 uno
6iinbig srtldrt, bab fie nit 9lad fir
INNER fertig lei. glad peripra6
baun uutsr Sbrdnsn In 3utuuft ses
trsulib fir Srau uno Siuber iursen
5u pollen uub Ritter Bel, Dor bem
Sieie @eripr.6ungeu seiisrn lpisbers
bolt ipurbeu, i6lug baun prompt oas
8srfdbren nieoer unb bic 9attsu 90
gen berfobnt ab.
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Nnlte'Jnameit.
Coroner Tr. SoertmeDer sebenft in
oeiu Saa II 3eusen 5a uer.
nebmeH.

Coroner Or. 5osrtmeper bsgann
seitsrn ben Snqueit ii6er ben grauiis
gen Morb, befen Cpfer am II. SUM-
bic IL Sabre gltIa6etb Volte bon Der
15. Strabe unb Central Qpenue ges
iporben mar. Die aleine mar bes
tanntli9 5ipei Gage oerI6nunben ses
peien, iporauf bann ibe Gei9e In eis
mem alten Cad am bintern Gingans
gum 5of Der elterli4en Wobnuus ses
funben purbe.
Snsseiammt BAT Der Coroner II
3eugen Dorgelaben, oeren 0ernehmung
mebrere 9age In 4nipru9 nebmen
biirfte. Die 4usIdgen Der geitern
berbOrten 3eussn sntbielten be3iigli4
bes MorbgebeimniHes abiolut niats,
mas niht bereits bur9 bic poli5eis
li6e untsrfuAung betannt getporben
tpdre. Gpau Marp Rolte, bic Wluttsr
Der Grmorbsten befano Ii4 unter
ben 3eugen, bic seitsru Dernommen
fpurben unb lie geitanb 3u. bab lie
felt benz Mprb bel elmer Wabriagerin
sstpeien III. um penn m0gli9 auf bic
Spur bss R0rbers gu selansen. Die
ie WabrIaserin, bic aud als Waes
bum rurbeitet" bat Grau NoIte, tDis
bieIe geitsrn bem Coroner mittbeilte,
perii9ert, oaB Der 9stit Der tleiuen
gliiabstb per5peifsIis 9erTu6e made
nit Der Wtuttsr in 9srbinSuHs su
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- DurG Elm 5eueE Nas augens
i6cinli9 bur4 aurJTdlub Oeruriatt
lpOrben, ipurbs seitsrn @prmittas oas
Samuel 9epn BON go. 903 2eriugs
apenus sebGriss 9lutomobiI gum Be
trdse bon 500 beiadbigt, Oas
brsnnenbs Gutompbil lpuroe prompt
aus Der Garnge bsrausaeI9dfft, um
bisfe pOr b,m Gsusr gu beipdbrsr.
- Snfolss elmer unOtdteu 9dsl.i'
tuna ipurbe in Der Wobnung bon WtIs
liam q. Ssniirs i'm Sauie glo. 1927
Central aoenue seitsrn ylaamitta9
Elm 5susr psruriaht. eus etnen S6as
ben bon stipa 5000 anridtete unb IN
Der pisrItSdiseu Mietbsioierns cine
seIiubs panit bsrDorrisf.
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GbesGrlaubniBiAeine.

(peter aeeler, q, ct. Bernard.
lWidgbalena &ebler, 10, 5arttpen.
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tetbel M. 9fileb, "a, 1856 O5fsrpa.
torp 2lbe.
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lRsbecca palotoff, AZ, 642 Barr Str
)albert Zones, %, MiIebgeDiGe, o.
lMarp Mafiie, Is, 9riitol 9otel.
iartbur Webrman, %, 839 popiar
I Strabe.
jRa6el 0eininssr, %, 4249 90iaiams
ion p4ace.
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(Nmanba 9antemper, 10, 9alace6otsl.
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Giuem Sd,aoelbrnd, erlessn.

Der 25 Sabre alte Gubrmann BiIs
liam Wtorrts bon Ro. 910 8ine
Strabe itarb seItern i'm SetOn SoIpis
tai an einem S9Gbelbruf, ben er am
2s. Septem6er bapongstrugsn bate,
als er in einem Office 9ebduoe, 6eim
9lblisfern elmer S6rsibmaittne bic
1reppe binabssfallen mar. WIcrris
f6entte Der 8erIebuns anfdnglid gar
ieine 9ea6tung uno fam erft am
Disnitas na3 bem Seton 6cipital,
na6bem iit isin 3uitauO berart Der
i6limmert bate, oas dr3tIi4e 6ilie
psrsebsns mar.
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gterblidfeitsberibt.

Scibua gIadbnrn, 20, 4215 De.
lanep StraBe, RierenIeioen.
Sobn @e6errin, 80, 24o Butler
Strube. RageuIeioen.
Oscar Aebermad, i, 265 &enner
Strabe, Sflpdde
Rarp aurher, 76, 1902 &ace
Strobe, sSnqleit in Sbpebe.
SSobn Simons, 81, 167 Smain
sIpemie, 9IItersidjipdd,e.
DenbeIin Neibs, So, California,
g., 9uftrobrenentsiinonne
Senrp Tatbme, 81, 1852 Sberunn
s[Deuie, @aiieriuHt.
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unfdne.

Die SO Sabre aIte Map Sibaipe
BON SO. 3S3 5oolbroot Qpenue, fam
in ibrer Dubuuns 10 un9liidIih gu
5aQ, bab lie ii6 bic ltHte loiifte Derz
ituudte unb nd6 Dem itGotti9sn 5ps
ipitaI gebruft iperben muBts.
= S9mer5bufte 8ranopunben
erIitt geitern @ormittag bic IA Sabre
oIte SSrau Sarab @rabam Don go.
1909 Bremen StraBe, als iie bem
9asberb gu nabe fam, nobel ibr
3Ieib in 9ranb eeriet5. &uf ibre
!6ilferufe elite iofort ibr Sobn bers
Bel unb es selang ibm tinnen tpenis
gen Setunben bic sSIammen gu erz
ftidsn iobaB bic 9reiiin nit einigen
8ranopunben am ltnten Qrm uno an
Der 9ruit bapontam. sic purbe
mad Dem Soipital gum garmbersiseH
Samaritsr gebra6t.
- Der 18 Sabre alte Gbarles
Bolf bon Ro. 910 Gbarlotte Strabe,
fisl eeItern Na6mittag an Der 8etts
unb 2tnn Strabe BON ietnem Wagen,
fam jeooa eliidli9erpeiie tpie i'm
itGbttf6n 9ofpital tonftatirt purbe
nit einigen unbeoeutenbeH S4raHs-
men bapon.
- Der 60 Sabre uIte Senrp Jres
ting DON Ho. 1900 Meit Siebeute
Strabe fam seitsrn Ra9mittag mad
Der Reunten unb Sobn Strabe gu
Sal unb sos ii9 cine tiefe aopfz
ipunbe gu, fobab er nad Dem itGbtia
fdsn 6pipitaI gebra4t tperben muBte.