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The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
AmmunItIen erdnrad BY lialv

Home='fhe R0umahlah government
has placed orders In Italy for u large
quantity OF ammunition for April do,
livery The material IN ordered with
llaly.H consent
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
Death In Present War Due to piseaoe.

Observation-Disclosures modern
medical science, so per cent Of the
deaths in the present war are due to
disease, as against 20 due to gunAre,
These are the figures compiled by DR.,
T. N, sNndwith, writing in the cur,
rent issue Of "Tho Hospital" This
same proportion obtained during the
RussoTurkIgh war Of 1S77.7S
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Arkansas cotton glnnod Of the 1914
crop falls 1898 bales short Of the
1913 crop, according to the prolImi
nary report including up 10 January
10, 1915, Of William j, Harris, direct
or Of the National Bureau OF the Cen.
guH Department Of Commerce, wash.
ngDon The total for lOll IN Oil,GOl
bolo8 for 1913, O61GS7 bOloB Mis-.
aiHalppi county romans far In the lead
with j6, gbD bales IN lOii, ns compared
with A2,58i in 1913.
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Considerable agitation exists IN Cal.
houn county over the tick eradication
question. Tho measure ~ being op,
posed by some, while others are In
favor Of It, Petitions pro and con
have been circulated and have been
sent to Representative r. IT, Pierce
1t Little Rock Il IS generally under.
stood, however, that Mr.. Plorco is IN
favor of the mcawro and win bond
his efforts toward getting Calhoun
county cleared Of ticks,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

The citizens OF Delight are making
an effort TO have demonstration
Tor Pike county The Quorum Court
refused TO make nm appropriation ana
The money IN bolng raised BY eubscrp,
tlen,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Business men and farmers OF New.
ark are interested in a movement to
organize u company to put in a can.
ming factory here, Promoters Of tho
enterprise say sufficient stock has
been subscribed to insure its success.
A meticng viii be held Saturday to
perfect organization and to secure con.
tracts with farmers to plant tomatoes
to supply the cannory A Little Rock
concern is negotiating with the pro-
moters for the sale OF machinery TO
equip the plant
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

llondorson.BrowB College OF ArkN,
dephla IN the recipient OF gift 70
the library donated by Dr, A, g, Millaf,
editor OF the Western Methodist II
IA mostly literature, with some hiatofl.
cal wort There are more than n hun,
dred books
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

The third meeting Of the strawberry
and peanut growers Of Faulkner C0un.
" viii be- held at Conway Prof -
N. Plank OF the University of Arbun.
gos viii speak ON cooperation In mar.
Rollnw and one OF the looding straw.
berry growers of Judaonia win talk on
strawberry culture ana marketing
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

DR. G, A, Evans bf Artadolphla, who
IN u raiser OF peanuts on n large scale,
states that instead OF selling and ship
ping his products no intends 70 feed
tho peanuts TO hogs, there being much
greater profit IN that way than IN
marketing tho nuts, The acreage Of
peanuts has rapidly Increased IN this
section and the crop now ranks we'll
ub with leading truck crops,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

. A colony Of homoseckors Of Indiana
has bought 400 acres Of farming land
In Cleveland county and have recently
arrived to make their homes IN this
rgtate They left the state Of Indiana
during The month Of December and
found the roads exceedingly bad and
were compelled to ship their belong.
ings part OF the way The colony con.
satg Of number Of prosperous fam.
ilios
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Mira a. r. Case who owns tho CN8o
Hotel at Mountain View served her
guests with lemon pie made from
homegrown lemons ThiB adds an,
other trophy 10 the O2orls, a8 no one
had oyo' thought Of eating a lemon pie
modn from u lemon grown here Tho
tree had been carefully sheltered dur
INK the cold monthB untll II rnuchod
the bearing age
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

The Crlttcndon County Bank and
Trust Company located at Earle,
Crawlordsyillc Marion and Turroll,
Ark, has decided to cease operations
at Tuwoll because OF the Baker Lum,
Der Company and the Crismoro Stnyo
Mills closing for lack OF timber on.
" o. small percentage Of the patrons
drow ont funds and II VIII bo salts.
factory 10 transfer all funds TO Ma.
rIon, the county scat
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
The Masters

FieibuHh You know he's got plo'
turo OF enc OF the cid maatera nj hla
house.
Denaonhurat Which wife II ltY
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Hog raising has proved very pfoht
able addition TO farming at Gontry
and farmers are Increasing their herds
every year owing 10 II good corn
crop this year, most all Of the stock
IN being kept IN the country and fed
AZ home
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

The llmrt tlty on Company OF Pine
mum was sold NJ recelyer'a sale 10 u,
y, Ready OF Helena for 100000,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

An application has been received NY
the comptroller OF tho currency 20
convert the Planters Bank Of Cotton
Plant Ark, into the First National
Bank The bank Is capitalized for
$4,000.
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Many farmers IN this section or
Gentry have grown their own wheat
this year and arc now bringing II IN
TO the mills TO have II ground into
flour. Tho high price OF wheat has
caused great increase IN acreage
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
LAUNDERING THAT
WINS
THAT 10 THE HARRISON eoRr

We have built up from almost no
buRhess 10 the largest Laundry here
sbouts, and one Of the most up.to.dsts
in this country,
Brains, the know how" and keep
st.ivonoaa are responsible for thcas
results which good dreesers prefer,
Yon don't know just how good your
linen can be made TO appear until
you've sent 40 u bundle
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

AZ n meeting OF tho Cotton tolt
Lcyco Board Of Helena voted TO Ndycr
tiae for sale Of 100000 worth Of their
ltyee bonda, bids 90 be opened on
Wednesday, March Z
O. H. llenason, local produce man
haa purchased the Cave Springs star
The editorial MANAGEMENT VIII be-
turned over 10 Leo lllakely
The Rev n, h. Wade will be assB.
oiate editor OF the Blselow Citizehs'
Press during 1915
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PACE G. McMAHAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Harrison, Arkansas
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
DAIRY AS FOUNDATION
One Never Falling Money.M Making
Resource on DRY Farm.
ss~ settler ahe Tases Herd of MIX
irs cs~s Win Nir Can sur
stsa1y cs.r lresms Hth FF,
osy In tsn ss~ Rcd
n m y coTTEEtI.l

Dairy - the une never falling Fnonsr.
Haatiax f~suzrrs 10 drf land farming
for the family stih little capital The
nasirs villa grass 10 dependable dairy
tssd kAff sEt sorghum. sksn sisen
god iTratrzsni. nsser fall TO produce
f~sd crops These safr feed crops
make Fonf Htiage and for ten dollars
sssiiay and his Labor ths dry land farm
- can buiit a p.s sllo Buyers Of
srsan pas cash at the tine Of zach
rurehas- The dry Land farmer ~iih
> herd az rnot dairy cuws receives
cash iEe0Eus sTrry week through the
ts4f shsth.F the season Is xe, or dry
The hrw settler IN dr. land coan
TT ahD takes = herd Of nlIkinE cnss
sish hlm eaa "a oct the hrs, morning
be Is Ia hit nes home znd milk the
euHs Ehils his sif. II s.ttlsx hreak
fast He rah separate the cream and
tssts tssaaF cash Income 4ith the
hfsi taY 10 hts new home III. rexu
lar re~kif return ffuin the sale Of
sTsafa snat.es the nsw settler 10 par
tash for hls household supplies and be
nssd BOZ have store bills The skim
Hiia led 10 hshs aud pigs adds to the
profits
The coaHtlsss losses and failures IN
dfY lard farming In th. Southwest
hare come ffum attempts To make
living fFam szriBsiye grain larmink
AHs no stoek A careful dry land
farmer ia eastern Colorado raised sir
profitable crops pf grain In II years
The 1914 EraiE crop Ia heavy through
cat the Panhandle The last renerally
GOOD gsstn crop Ia that district vas
IL 1898 The tasn ~ho depends entire.
" aron raAssnx grain hnds the walt
ees~reA cruIs too lonK II il partieu
lAFiy bard shFH the nes settler comes
al the beginning ~ a period Of dry
feArs Where the main income 10 fur.
Hash.d By The dairy coSs. the dry land
farmer lives comfortably every year
He roun grain only In thos. seasons
shen ,hsF. il ample moisture and the
money thai the srsia brinss Is a sur
Plus that can BE- as~d for Investment
Ahrn The dry land farmer has snf.
hsirri capital and la not Obliged tn
have seekis OF monthly income. beei
cattle hosses and mules are money
nasrrS- Beef cattle can BE- finished
10 tog the market on HilaKs made from
sahF or sorghum led xith kahf OF
milo grain aud eottoaseed neal The
gain. a.. marr rapid than the usual
tsinA made ln the corn belt
When you think Of dry land farm
ias think Of dairyinr whra you noss
to drr laaa farm take ten 10 twenty
food eAlTf rnss sith yna. Make your
hsain crogs feed crops for the dalr,
eosE Store The surplus Ia cheap pii
siins Take good care OF The coss and
Of The cream You viii prosper
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
SELLING EGGS FOR HATcnING
ors Should Observe CsrssuIi,
Ms,ae1s Followed u Good Bread.
ne Farm ard FoIlo~ Them.

II gpu arr selling eggs for ha,chlnr
a fAsit To The b.s, br~sdinE farm you
ran easily reach ~ill pay we'll q
ksrtr closely the methods soi,otok
there and then improve On them ali
you rAn
Aisars ship eggs in baskets or cab
tons made for the purpose and never
n dirty old hores packed in sawdust
ar hrnn.
The rSllsta Do not need a nett err
- a pattern. but one or tso dummies
placed In the neat viii show them
vhrrr they ouxh, to lay.
Oyster shells ground nne are exrei
isui sos supplying lime A pound Of
shells contains enough lime To thor
uaEhiy rual kntsn dorsn eggs
When the nrsts are pu, In order for
The winter sprinkle ashes into the
material and pu, a couple Of moth
balls IN as Nsil These tend 10 di.
courage mites and liee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
H0L DING MOISTURE IN SOILS
TseroUas Sol Mulch Of Two 10 Three
ihshes sseuit De Employed to Pre-
vert Esspcrstice.

puee making a reservoir for gath.
sfins the rainfall quickly and thor
uaEhlf b. dssp tillAss. the dry farm
Ff must plan hos best 10 conserve
this moisture and haA TO most eco
homieally uss Il First should be con.
slasf~d the prevention Of the e,apo.
ration q soil moisture This means
a thorough soli maleh o. two or three
snrhes through the crossing Of cult.
ta,ei forage crops TO the creates, po.
sibls extent nr the prppef handling OF
summer titled land
A Ruf.elrnrly deep coll mulch To
protect ID. tnll moisture during ped.
tds Of s@trrs troasht cannot b. made
On shailoN titled hnd
Cultivated cruPs must hoic first
place on thu drirr lands because af
The tart that their crossing permits
The tafins af moisture 10 the soil
fsfY llills erpps should be grown on
these lands that DO 10, permit OF inter.
stllaEr
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11

@ts4F lei
n "a
fasH
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
sosrina Cream.

Do soa have trouble With cream
sogfins easily Remember this. lirh,
cream soars sooner than thick cream
And ihlek cream makes hrner brtte,
than thin cream. every tine
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
.axTY-THIRD CONGRESS
MISUNDERSTANDING SESSION DIES
WITHOUT STRUGGLE
pssssfsAss. i--As1 sAe sssrpan7 sAiis
Esssys Wsr si-psssssr, VII.
ssr o s.s sssren's bexs.fs-

rssHssH sss ss.sass KtssR Nsss EsgeSss
Nasktsrse1s-Ths slrsY tAlfa Cos
Tsvssa Fesuf1 bssahes u zasr ~
sa-sfs ~apsss. ~ umlsa;toa 81 sooz
M4fFA sts
AHs 80 Nzzkaai record 81 isxSsls.
sasz s1sosatslsAsss. tAsks q rasvss Ia
tAz sazats zas tie hoase sSanacs
-.T1Hs ga tsa srsaloa saanekas4 a
sNsk a,ssF tsfnssisni RllaaHs laz4x
sFntAsa a.a fsrFs AEn
ssaa s~aEs nsse sag kF rrsirank
Haass hsr1t@ss Rsso atsoas 81 teiles.
y nsts riseE sp~aasr Clara aaa the
s@ffg lsaaeFss A costly oil fAlhstaK OF
nsatt sks ths tnsubesp Etti to tic
fsflfthx tasmsssr3its lsAdss. Kssresrz
Kfsss CHarfsezss
Aftsf an sllasks tiEii cnAxress
shass1 an UasARsxsss h1fts NJ sp~~d
aas practically fiasssed ia legislative
spFt a1aEif fsp Agafa tssoza Ia titae
y AtsasSns.rat
Tpa o, the tFiasiFai spfssnpFls,ioH
hll,s sae postal bill ahd tbs inalaa
t'u tailed Al tAs last iuoasai. aud
aiat frszo1ssluat psro pAtasA sttnnd
ms ~ saTeet aFrorFia,isns Zoe the
sssi51ffAar Department ahd the tnalAH
faFsaa ufsr lka sent fiscal yeaF.
Tns riaEas In the pos,otflep zppro.
afiaitaH t.A pruaislsK that aszsstssg
ssAsiess D. afollshsA. Has eilHt
natsa ~ ghs auAtsfnans rsfart
Ths iiaSss ttaaiif FatsFd Ans sent
70 sts rswsitsai ths fssplaslaa passed
- ths ssnsis EltisK The President
fuNns to eNfsRss As nzttans nsu.
ifatNF
fte sh,F pafFhass I'm Ia dead
tdEsialsiFstiaa srnatafp. thfeai~nsa
sih toaiiHnaltpa oi The Republican
1llfasisl ga nos Plaza aboster stisupi
10 Fsssas "a Tha Dill dtva IL eosfer
tafr
Hafsi eressits ierlsistson also a lead
iastsaa- suaFfsasioaal oominissioa Il
iuihaffrrsf 10 iHgs.siEMis the stole
kss and report 10 TIE aett Coo
Ifeas br gah J. ists
Ths tfszsa Esssssd tho bin pfptitiak
a. 70 Al4stkn kErieuitafai colleges.
taaFutsd aFogEths the impz4ehment
hAtEes against former laaEe paalrl
TaaR MrtxAss Ana. A. iFlhats 70 thr
f.fsFAn r~fgssani4iits. naftisst OF
seafsaa 81 30 fsflfst pzssei b.ii az
foFFtasinE 81 aaa fee = tasixrzi build
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
cs.nsa States

fts iigass elsaniHK lta tizis b.'ot.
lFn aFaa-s settled aosn 10 nAil for
asaa LsenaoerAtie Leader inders God.
aaEEhE bls lafs fpsseh ua fhr floor
'af as Kor. ia tbn sensis IL the stNp
iaaffk CaaxFr.s declared tbs House
sAa saas itt ~ufl snd /, p0als not BE-
lbs fHaii cf thAt bs.dy II the govern
uFatt tlAsmrra ssfe bot cared iof
fzs r*aHfs Afssf eaasafrthk sta
ihs liassr sntsnsAas Of ,ha Hsaxtsl and
iH1lza aErzupglaiipas veal inio ga
=ratstf passiaa ~ Hnra On nnmlns
lAaAs
i.fssla~ht Villas scat 10 The cap
ltat st % o'ei1zt and pfumpiiY bssAn
sEniaf the Aeeumuls,loa Of bills aha
~ s1AnfRu1s
Tkt Ptsaideni signed H. Ia Foi
Issss seAmrns hlI lmFresins the
fufslar cuaalglgas q AmsEifAh seA
Haen ard lutfaAsinE a'skAFiaK equip
Hsaf fr4Hlrpmeaia
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
Rsessrs s~sss.a


is tim. eaasumed the Congress
rhleA snasa ea ihs i,h snashod rec
pfas 1t bad bssn IN ssnslpu 81 days
The special sesaian called In April
isis issses iain ths nseemtef sss
staa th4l year. sbich eoatinBed uhlil
l4st netobcf adJouFusns ualY firs
srxta b0ferr lhH prrssht ssssiou b.
Ezs lAE p~rsmizt,
Ths rFisFtral accomplishments o.
he ssats lb.ifd caaEf,s ssEs Tie fol
iostas Lass
sea tastff Ahd suroms lAt. neH cur
fwntg pysfsm. trvaiiaE = FsdefAi
rrzar Csmasssstns. Alnsadinx lbs anti
tfasl ast. rrFeai q The Ianzma ca
al =ff~r tolls prottsloa. AaihoriI
tnr = Egrwrnmsat faiifnad In Alaska
fuseap rrtns nar u armed tafnss IN
Msntru. the saF tai cTeAtiHx q .sr
tlsa lnsar4nre tef~su and Fzilflcz,l0t
4 rsrAtf oar p1aue treaties.
Mlsh The Gao q tbs Adloafnmrnt
rassi nDaag hT tisaf~s In Eahllc liss
frfifra. Mae ssnaiofs ard almost H.
fsrrz.wsssItte lsf, fonErssa
Ts~ s~rAie had 81 nrnnxra,lc, q
Rspat2lcan ard / Progressive mem
t~r. Thr siasf fourth FnHTr~ss ~ili
sxs * fp-anrfaiie. Progressive and
- Rspabliesa seas,ors seated
Ths lioase had .,s Democrats. ist
fssshsirana. Il rrpsrrsslfss and In
tef.saadeHl Tns Asrt H0ase pill hsss
ri pcnrrEas lsi Republicans. ! Pro.
srsasivrs. spetalls, aud iaas
srhasnt.
The total appropriations ~ The ~
sApa ssFr AFsfuninassif N.t-ossis
80 Nssrsi NlllAnas uad~f the r~eof5
q prvtioas ruaEs-tss
wttsse Praises msfs
After tla rsfufh to 'hr White House
fsfHxAa~nf Mtisuh dictated thr fullnH
lns tsatsmshi about ConsFess AMI ~
xork
a Ervat Cnasfsss has closed to
hsszAasss IL Hnlk vii prove the Pat
pssse aud ausllty a Ne ssatesmaEshiE
nsars aud aafs. thr leaEsr Il il test
Cd Iluslasss hAa ngH a time Of calnI
and theg gEAital adjustment before X
disturbed ualy By the Eurnpe4n var
Thr circumstances erratra By The VA
paE thr uatsas 70 4 special test. ,esi
ot Ia true character nnt Of iis self
eos;Eal.
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8ebaltsleiHbeit
@anidlt gargermeiiter Spiesel iir
Die Sag. uHo JtadtoeteftiDes.

@lrqerueiiter Spiegel bat bent
Stcotrutb cine Srolran3 iIberiarot,
in mclher Die @ebdIter Der ytatt'
ScteftiDes pom $1,000 oiifSi500 pro
pro ,Sabr crbobt peroen ioaen
Ger 9iirgernreIiter befiirportat
oieic Grbobt!ug, tuie er geItern er'
fldrtc, I'M oie8eriesuna Der Qetefttucs
pom Iug. sum 9}ahtOieuit uno uHge.
tchrt 3u rcreiuiaheu oa er Der !lr
Ild1 lit, haB Die Seutc abIUed)iclno
Sag. uno Rahtoienit tbum i0iltcr,
nuS untcr oclI gcaemu0rtigcn C5c'
baltsoerhdltriiien niht anaebt, oa
ciuc 9erietunq gum 9iahtoielut pom
IagOieuir itcta cine @eholt9rcoattiot
i'm Geiolge tat lmo oaher olo einr
glrt gloBregallma Ger bctreilcnocn
9eanlter augeicheu plro.
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@auOeIbilOer in Der g'uFtbaae.

Dom beutis.u Gage on perosn in
Der Muiitbals WonoelbiIberoprflibs
run itattfirosH unb 3rpar in ,insm
gang srpbartissu Rabmeu. oenn uebsn
ben giIoerH psrbeu bem publitum
nod trIsfsns muiiiaIii6e GsuiiFe s.s
boten.
Jiir bi, .ritsH pitr 9agt, einf6Iisbs
li9 bss Samitass, itsbt bas Drama
r5be SOuis OF 5bpuianb Gaublss"
nit Sarrp WlsitaDer unn 9racs Oar
nonb in ben SauptrolIen auf osm RE
pertoir uno aubsrbem sisbt Is bas 4ls
Ierneueite aus dQen WeIttbeiIen, Rsiies
biIbsr iOnie cine bumpriitiias SiIbcr.
ieris.
Sir bas Wuiitprosramm III bic go
praniitin 5rau 4ntoinstts Nerners
Meit, ber Srganiit 8. 2lIfrtb Sdcbl
ioipie bes Gsbtrser'f9s aus 30 Ttuiis
tern beteAenSs Sr4siter untsr Der
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Aus Sem Aysani5ipaIgeridp

Inter Der 2tntluge, Gigent6um, auf
bem cine Gddbppotbst rubtt, oertauft
5u buben, itano qeitern Wlauo Utos6p
Dor Ritter geatmun. sic piro be-
fhuloigt, U}obel, bic lie bet elmer 5irr
ma an Der 5iiniteu Strabe auf 9lbs
5dblung aefauft batte, unper3iieltb
Ueriilbert 5u 5absn. Die gerbunOlune
bes Gdlss puroe porlduftg bis Jun
s. September oerThobeu.
Wtqium gdrre1 unb Robert Bar.
rel, bic an Der CIt 0rttten Strabe
in Der Rdbe zines Observation-Disclosures
ii9 feIeqeIbaft berommen botten, tus
men nit einer 9eloitrafe Don is So
odppu.
gu elmer @elpitroie BON $15 nnn
Soften, bic er natiirlt6 i'm arbeitss
bduTs abpsrbienen mub, nurbe ber
Gorbige Gjeorge Sdbors perurtbeili.
neil er eine dbIolut bdrmlofe RaHsger
npTiin, Die nod bu3u bdlb aeld1rit it
petpriiaeIt Aatts
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Ghe.Grlaxbnieideiue

}G6orles 8. llurftettsr, %, Rsppurt
letbel .. WsobsHoorf, q, 1900 5igb.
lamb glne.
lGIarsnee ). S&tpars, 90 Rorpoob.
lROiGbeI TsOrris, %, bsssI.
l9obu .. saHbers, q. 125 gr.snst.
lebitb SapIOr. 19. 13. unb Gin. Ctr.
lglarsncs liG, "a, s74 Rtp6srfuu
I Strdbe.
lGopibe 5obUftou, 81. 1864 Uarialr
Qpenue.
(Ruffsr 9. 8itte, %, 1927 ROormar
4penue.
lMarion g. Gif5sr. "a, 4o4 Grsftlins
ADeHue.
lGbarlss Roisrneper, 40, Wlcyarlanb
1 Rodb.
lSOfepbine u S9nab, 81. 1orS.a
Apenue.
}aIppiius ROlius, 21, RortpOOb.
leaa gDeii., 22. bsssI.
JSobn 9opmiIler, "a. Reabing, 8.
lGIsaHOr Geisrtas. %. bssgl.
(Glart SO. giibop, 81. Sab RortvOub.
lalma 6. ga1ersbOrfsr, "a. 1927
9lsnppra 2Ioe.
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tSea 8dIssr. 2S, bessI.
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Gs fam anbers.
Stait 5nm SranaItar pirb bic ID
Sabre alfe eiOiu Selesau binter
SdJlOF mnO Jiiegsl sebrudt.

9as gabeimniBDoae gerifapin6en
Der 10 Sabre aIten 9ioia Seleauu,
Don SO. 1927 ,Sin0lap StraBe, BON
Weltem bie RoIBci DorgeItern III
aelutniB geiebt nor6en, Bat aeitern
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reuo 5u gleid)er 3eit aud Der % SAB.
re alte Beter gbriir. BON gto. Alb
g9ooe Strnbe, III $aft genonmcn
iUuroc.
lie @erbaft!rg 6es 8Grfens er.
folgte IN Der g5cbnl,ng oes Gbriit
an peitrigen 8ornTittag lmo peun
p9liiiit McSbaue einige Winliten
IpGter gctonmen mare, 10 Diir6e er
bas Baar Hift mehr drgetroiien ba.
ben, oa e. i'm gegriff mar, uug3u.
gehen nm iih trdueu ju Iaiien. Gen
552erldu5nibi6ein battert iie lid, Be.
reit5 an Dorgeitrigen Gage beiurgt,
.pc6ei 2i6id ibr Sitter nit IS sSabren
angeqc6eu bate.
7a Der gater 5es @G66rs ieine
GimuiiIiguns 5u Der Ipetrutb niht
gob, ipitrbe 6as iln1gp Budr prompt
benz SuaetSeerift iiberpieien llt0
5inter StdoB uIo 9tiegeI sebruht.
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@rauiiser lob.
Die brei Sabre alte Seanette RonlbleS
pun eincm Strakeubalniuagen
iibcrfabren uno setDbtet.

gtnsn grauIigen Soo fano ssitern
0a6mittag bic brei Sabre alte Seam
nstte gpmbles, bas S04ter4en bes
SsiIelIdmieos Siram pumbles, DDT
500. 949 Ulartin Strabe. Die &leiHe
ipuroe fait brett DOR ibrem slterli4en
Sauie Don eiRem Strdber6dbnpdgen
ii6erfabren unO auf Der SteIe getOOtst.
Die Steine Ipielte auf Der StraBs
uno lief brett pDr einsn in tpeitli6er
Rihtung fa9r.nben StraBeHbahHDae
zen Der OitenD 2inie. Sbiaon Der
Motormann, GILBERT Ssutins Don gto.
2466 9lapTtone 4oenue, bic oerdIpet'
fsltifen gtnitreugungsH ma6te, ben
Wageu on5ubaIter unb aud ben 5er'
Der fallen lieb, 10 iuuren feline gerI'
burqen bod pergebli9. Die aleine gs=
riet6 unter ben Waeen, uno ebe bisier
anaebalten iperben tonrte, mar ibr be-
reits oas 9euid gsbto4en uno oas
Geii6t Bis sur llntsHutlihteit ger
maln1t fpproen, iooab Der 5oo ouf Der
Stele eii:getreten mar.
Die tGeine 2ei4e purbe Der oolliJ
fdfTuRgslofen Ututtcr IN ods Sdus ges
bra6., nqtoem Der Coroner bier3u ieI'
ne 3uittmmuHa ge9eben bate.
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Observation-Disclosures
9Hrfteu gcuiiieu lpliseibeaurteH err
wadJien, Die iidl nit eiuem Sei'
ictionSiaa beld)aitigt bubeH.

9lLle 9(n3eiGSn beuten oaruufbiu,
bab getpiiien YOli3etbeamten, bic it9
in ben leBten 5agen nit eiuem Sens
iationsFuQ bei6Gftigten, Der Die poIis
3ei ntats angling, l1nUHnebmltbteiten
bepDriteben
IS bdnOelt iicA I'M ben Sdll einer
setpiFen SSrau @itber Cooper Gdp aus
Rep Yprt, bic 2lnipriiae an ben gtafl
LAP Oes OeritOrbeuen &apitaIiiteu Wdpo
erbebt uno bebauptet, OaB tbr Dor einis
gen SabreH ein SdugliHg entfiibrt
porbeu lei.
Staatsanpalt Campbell purbe tele'
grap6iib Don einer1 gepifen SanIeu
in gtep gort aufgeforoert, Der 5rau
bier BEL ibren Rahforihuugen 6ebilfs
lid gu Iein uno rponbte iitb an Sns
ipettor Rimmo nit Der Bite, Iith Der
Srau bel ibrem @intreffeu an3unebr
men.
So6aI6 YoIi5eicbef Gopelan bon bec
Sacbe b0rte, CAB er fritte 0eifuna
oab Die poIl3eI Ild nit Der sadie db'
folut nift befaIIen Io1s, es iei oenH,
bic Rem gorter 9eborOen fuatsn um
bic llnteritjiBuno Der gOli3ei na4 OOer
Grau GaD ertpirte irgenbpel4e 9afta
befeble.
uhgea6tet bieier QnorbHung bes
poli3eiaefs bat nun Elm bober pOli3sis
beamter iih ie6r eingebeno nit Der
@HgeIegenbeit bsIbdftigt uuo bieie
5batiade fam geiterH 6iirgermeiits:
SpiegeI' '5u Obrer Der iicb in febr
idlrfer Ueiie ii6er ben betreffenoen
9eamten ausIieb uro btmertte, oab es
fur bic POli5ei bier gerug 3u ttua ga
be, ubne ii9 auf aQerbano P6dntaiiey
reien ein3uldiIer.
2tasr 8u5ri6einlif.eit n56 pirt
iiA Siterbeit5Oirettor 6clm,s. fcbal9
er BON ietnsm llrlaub 5urGdaefebrt III,
nit Der 2lnselegen5git beid,dftigsn.
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QofaI 8eri6t.
Gtsrblid,feitsberi9t.

GI,iun 5olcn, So, 1870 Beit 9.
Strabe, gluseufrebs.
Sattie SteDerri0u II, S25 VT.
Soopr Acoo, snlueit in Sdyipebe.
SOUS 9. S6aH,eper, ~ 3s2S
IeaSutg sicaS. Snaueir in Stiuebe.
aInSreru GcppIe. 50. 1854 gaeit 8.
Snabe, giubr.
Casper g'cpcr. 66. StdStii6es
Ssoiyit1I, Ser3leioer.
Agnes Eseiternart. %, 4192
goiien 2ipe., S6ipinoiltt
ss.ilia GoHrcn 81, 729 eldrt
GtrnSe. SerJeneiteruug.
gsilliam 5nte, 40, % @arfielS
gluee, Snqlieit in Sfppebe.
Carrie @ilLis. t03. Stiotiid)eS
ar:nenbaiis. arterieHpertaIfimg.
albert Aehn, so, 1897 BerbletoH
Gtrabe. ssnaiieit IN SdtDe6e.
Seleg nnu 8efiidyOten 39 Corp
Strabe. TuberfitIoie.
gmlrla @lede, b4. 55oS CHANDLER
Gtrabe, Sersleioen.