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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19

At THE ORPHE,TNL

At the Orpheum matinee this after
noon all the children in the audience
will be given a chance 10 meet and
talk 20 the many Juvenile stars OF the
Gus Edwards company. The song
revue has met with much favor from
all the young and the program this
afternoon Will be particularly appeal
ing 10 the little folks. As am Of the
stars of the company are about Is
years old. they lend a youthful spirit
to the hayrides. ball games. nightie
parties and many childish sports in
terWOven with the big song numbers.
Little George and "Cuddles" will be
especially glad 70 meet all the chill
dren this afternoon. Tomorrow Will
see the final performances OF the sea
son. This week has been one OF the
best of the entire year for the musical
show has pleased thousands OF pa
irons After the Sunday performances
the house will close for the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
NOT ACTUATED BY
PATRIOTIC ZEAL
Gustav StahI is Indicted as Re-
suit of Affidavit That LuSi-
tanIa Was Armed - Was
Paid For His Signature.

NEW YORK, June 49, Gustav
Stahi, who said ne saw four guns
aboard the Lusitania just before she
sailed on her tragic voyage. was in
dieted for perjury Friday by the Unit
ed States grand jury.
Stahl was paid 20 tell the alleged
falsehood. according 20 federal Off
cials. by men close 90 the office OF
Capt. Boyd. the naval attache OF
the German embassy.
Il don't think that Stahl. although
a German reserN list. was actuated by
patriotic zeal said William VI. OFF
ley. division superintendent OF secret
service Of tie department OF justice.
but 10 pet money that he might have
a good time without WORKING"
Capt. Boy-Ed's name was also men
toned in the confession of Richard
Peter Stegler who said he obtained a
fraudulent American passport TO visit
England as a German spy
"Our investigation has shown that
there is "a very systematic Organiza-
ton at the beck and call Of men who
have Intimate relationship with high
German officials" said another feder-
al official When fraudulent pass
ports are 10 be obtained, certain
agents are assigned.
IL a spy is 10 be sent abroad. a man
is picked for the task III proof that
the Lusitania was armed is wanted
the necessary affidavits are procured.
I'VE have obtained much material
which has been turned over TO the
state department. as il has been i'm
proper at this time TO give it the full
publicity of the court room. We UNI
derstand that proper diplomatic ac-
ton Will be taken later"
The indictment against Stahl was
handed TO Judge Russell. 1t eX-
planned that on June 10 Stahl testi-
fled before the gra.d jury that on
April 30 ne went aboard the Lusitania
with Leach. the Lusitania steward,
and saw two guns forward and two
aft. All were mounted on wooden
blocks, he said, and covered with
leather.
The Indictment further charged
Stahl with knowing this statement
was not true when he swOre to it, and
that as a matter OF fact there were
no guns on the Lusitania.
Paul Koenig. in charge Of the bu-
reau of Investigations of the Hamburg
line alleged by the federal authorities
to have prompted Stahl TO swear the
Lusitania was armed. said:
ct have nothing TO fear from a
federal inVestis ation. L have COM
mitted no act in violation of the fed
eral laws"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
james Ewing Davis. Past Grand Mas
ter OF Illinois, Will Deliver
Address Sunday.

Memorial dag will be observed by
the Independent order Of odd Eel
lows at the First Methodist church
sunday afternoon South Bend and
ElkhaTt cantons Patriarchs Militant
VIII be in charge Of the services and
viii act as escort 60 the subordinate
bodies The services Will be open 20
the public and member ~ all branch
cs Of the order including the Re-
bekahs. are requested TO attend.
James Ewing Davis OF Chicago. past
grand master Of the order in Illinois.
will deliver the memorial address.
TIE Is reputcd 90 be one Of the most
forcefui and brilliant speakers IN odd
Fellowship.
The program viii be as follows
organ professional March OF the
Priests ...... Prog. + H. LLOYD
Invocation .. Or. Henry L. Davis
America .. order (standing)
Reading roster OF deceased men,
bcrs
Silent prayer ..... order (standing)
organ Ola umerei"-Mendels-
s0hn) .......... Prof +. ID. Lloyd
Introductory .--...... Ryell I. Miller
Memorial address ...
............ James Ewing Davis
past Grand Master Of Illinois)
organ (Choeur Celeste" -Strang)
.-.....-... Prof. r. D. Lloyd
"DoNOlogy' ..... Order (standing)
Closing prayer . DR. Henry L. Davis
organ (Festival Postlude"-SeiferD
............... Prof +. ID. Lloyd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
CONFER HIGH DEGREES
Three Candidates Arc Given Ad-
vanced Work by l. o. O. l..

Three candidates received the Col
den Rule and the Royal Purple de-
Crees. the last two degrees of the
south Bend enCampment, 80. O. In
dependent order of odd Fellows. last
night at the Odd Fellow hall They
we're otto Dahman. Harry Martin and
Herbert JOrdOn.
ARRANGEMENTS were made for spe-
cial meeting To he held Monday nigh [.
June p. when the local team will
confer two degrees on the German
delegation from the Carl = hurz en-
campment. No. 362. l. q 81. =. of
this city. The fnitiatory work viii be
in English. and held i'm the odd Eel
low hall
The business session was followed
ny a social time and a banquet later
in the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
SLAYER Of THREE
DOESN' 7 ESCAPE
Fred w. Shaver OF Jamestown,
N. j., is Killed by Sharp
shooter Following Triple
Tradegy.

JAMESTOWN. y. Y. June 10
Fred W. Shaver Friday night shot and
killed his father. Hudson A. Shaver.
his young stepmother and Patrolman
George Kendall Of the jamestown po-
lice force, who attempted 70 arrest
him. The triple tragedy which
occurred in the Shaver apartments,
closed with the killing Of Shaver by
a sharpshooter stationed in a build
ing across the street. The murderer
held the jamestown police and a posse
of hundreds of persons at bay for
half an hour before he was killed.
The younger Shaver was a railroad
engineer. lie had been out Of work
for several months, and had been liv-
ing with his father. Two weeks ago
his father who was 81 years old. mar
ried Ruth Campbell a young woman
of %. 10 whom the younger Shaver
had been attentive This brought a
crisis in the family affairs, and quar-
rels had been frequent since.
Young Shaver went 10 his fathers
home early Friday evening and de
manded money. Patrolman Kendall,
who was standing in Brooklyn square.
heard two shots. He rushed up the
steps and at the door met the engi-
neer, who held Winchester rifle. He
fired. the bullet penetrating the Off
GERS chest. Kendall died a few min
utes later.
An immense crowd gathered in the
square and shots were ired into the
apartment. Shaver appeared at the
window and returned the fire. Finally
men got into rooms across the street,
and sent a fusilade of bullets crash
ing into the room. Shaver was dTiV-
en- back, but again came TO the win
dow and a bullet crashed through his
brain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
TENNIS COURTS FOR
STU0EBAKER PARK
Band Concert VIII be Held sunday
Afternoon at Haley, Board
Decides.

4 delegation from the .Studebaker
park district attended the meeting Of
the park board held last night and
asked for installation of tennis courts
for their park which were granted
them by the board. A request was
also made by the Kaley Civic club for
May poles and other parap hernalia
for the play grounds, all of which
were granted.
The board decided TO transfer the
band concert that was TO have been
held at Leeper park Sunday to Kaley
park. where the Civic Center club viii
unfurl a flag from the new staff with
appropriate exercises. sunday after
noon. Exercises of the same nature
will be held at the Studebaker park
when the Civic p will unfurl "A flag
on the new pole Sunday afternoon
July 4. The band concert will be
held there that afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
CLASS TO BE CONFIRMED
Services VIII be Held at st. Paul's
German Church Sunday.

Eight children will receive the sac
rament Of confirmation sunday at st.
PauPs German Lutheran church at
1880 o'clock. The children have al
so graduated from the school this
year.
Those who will be confirmed are
Martin Stegmann, Martin Schlund,
Paul Splies. Herald Rallies. Ruth eau,
Laura SkodinskI. Clara Unverferth.
and Minnie Krautsark.
The pastor. Rev. II. HOLE. will
preach a special sermon for the occa-
sion. in German. The subject is
What Shall These Children Be-"
Last Sunday the children underwent
q 45-minute examination on the fun
damental truths Of Christian doctrine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
GIVE BENEFIT SOCIAL
Affair is Held For Couple Now at
Moody Institute.

A benefit social and entertainment
was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor. who are attending the Moody
institute of Chicago, at the home Of
Miss Hannah Auer, 521 +, South
St. Friday evening.
A musical program was rendered
during the evening. The program
consisted Of vocal selections by Mrs.
Bryan and Miss Grace Cady, violin
solos. Miss Esther Fulton, Miss Lii
numbers by j. +. Mcdonald and 9TH
liam Martin and Miss G. Wayne; piano
ers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
WOMAN ADJUDGED INSANE
Three Insanity Inquests Are Held by
Justice Peak.

Katherine Telek Boil. 62S ". Tut
81 has been adjudged insane by a
commission in Justice Peaks court.
The chief witness was her husband
Edward T. Reilly upon the testf-
mony OF acquaintance. was examined
and was adjudged 10 be rational. Il
was testified that he used some kind
OF drug.
Josephine Wentland. so years old.
1913 W. Napier ST, was adjudged 10
be an alcoholic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19

Today's program a. the Colonial
brings a fine drama Of heart interest
entitled, a Souls Tragedy" This
picture tells the appealing story of a
crippled sisters love for a handsome
young man and her heart breaking
sacrifice for her more beautiful sis
ter. A lively comedy Will also be
shown
on Sunday the feature is entitled.
"A Country Lad filled with pleasing
scenes and wholesome comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
BULGARIA TO CAST
LOT WITH ALLIES
RumOrS Current in London
That Country is on Verge of
Entering Conflict - Berlin
Story Contradictory.

LONDON. June 10 - Reports are
current here Friday that Bulgaria
has come TO an agreement with the al
lied powers These reports lack con-
firmatiOn, although the buoyancy OF
the Petrograd bourse is taken in Lon
don as an indication important events
are near at hand.
The opinion is generally expressed
here that there is no chance that Bull
garia will enter the war on the side
of Germany and Austria
SOFIA. June l9.-Bulgaria has re-
piled 10 the proposals of the entente
powers. Premier Radoslavoff per-
sonally visited the entente ministers
and thanked them for the offers Of
their governments.
He asked for clearer information on
specific points so that Bulgaria may
be able better TO judge what will be
her position and her relations with
her neighbors at the end of the war.
BERLIN (via London). June 10
Information reaching Berlin from So
fla is that Bulgaria in her note TO the
powers refers TO her expectation, as
part of her reward of the restitution
of the territory she coded 10 ROu-
mania and OF portions OF Greek and
Servian Macedonia.
The Cologne Gazette says that Ven
izelOs. former premier Of Greece, is
following the developments in the
Dardanelles very closely; that he has
noticed England's admission that
progress there is possible only with
great sacrifices and that the latest
attempts TO induce Bulgaria and Rou-
mania TO cooperate with the allies
have failed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
AT THE COLONIAL.

The Alibi,' a drama. and a comedy,
Love and Sour Notes"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
PEONY SALE.

Sale Of extra fine peOnies. soc pei
dozen today. Boyer Floral Co.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-19
PEONY SALE.

Sale OF extra fine peonies soc per
dozen today. Beyer Floral Co
Advt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
Die fd ID ere sc 1t &c

Die dners Nufgate.
cine moberne G6ladt moslitlit tlri;
nnb l%ebelsipabr gil bsibreiben, loft.
Elm idper Deripuubeter cngliIdu
Solbat arlf fplgenoe trefflibe Mci<
le. Nab 1tinen Ginbriiden iiber
Die Shladt, in her er ~bsrfpunbet
iporben fpar, befragt, aatipDrtete err:
r3uerft bDrte i9 einel1 !60aenldrm
nno bonn fogte bic pfleseldtpeIter:
Weriud}en Sic bpd Elm tpsuig al
trinfen!"
Das 8orbilb Der Miener
nit ibrem .Mebrmam in Gilcn"
fi1oet aud neiter in ben m%ann,afa.
den Mlpanblungen Madabmuna.
Mie Yotsbam Elm 'gi1ernes Rrel3
i,ogeIt, 5D min ieBt 5riebena,l eis
men rgiierner 9inoenbure1hilb" err
ribten, Der 81 buuernbem gecGdat-
nis an Der nRatiereid1e" a%n9ebrotht
iperben ioll. Der GrlDs aus BEN
Ndseln dpn Der Trieoenauer Rrteas<
hilfe auaefiibrt perben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
Meuca aug Molinc.
Sobn starf, eli, Sarmcr, ppm gilt
cridlaaen.

Hf@8.t.H5 $50 gF4H4 sa&##%S aas.yN
Ger IL Sabre alte 6arnler Sssoblt
Start lit porgelterl1 Mbcllo lint 7:3O
Illbr Dor ci1lem StaI III Ser 3iegelei
bon Meerslna1 @rotbers ali Scr 81.
'StraBc nl0 %. Mpenl1e bon eil1cnl
@liBldlog getroffen unb ipfort get1o=
tet morben. Die @riioer Mlfpns ullo
Mlois Nfersmar m1roel1 BOZ, Sem
9litldla9 6ctlllbt, fpnlltcn abcr nod
Dem Soul gebel1. elltf ocn1 balbel
|gScge bortbin riefen lie Starf 5lt,
11ad)5l1fomme1, Oo6 aIs iie feil1c Mnt-
mort erbieltcll, gingen tic 5llriid lu1o
fanOen ben Mun,1 tpbt Dor. Mn Dem
aorper lDltrben feline 9ranblpunoell
loocr lonltiae 3eid)en oes Alitltroblcs
e1toeft. gs ibeillt Gin falter Sd)lag
gelpelclt SIT leil1, oenn Der Stall aprr=
|be 11idt III @run0 gelteft. 3ic Sci,
DIE 1pnroe alpdterbin lladl 0el1 Sei1ll
bon Starf, brei @lpf bon Ser 81.
IStmbc aebrndt 1mb gcltert nod ser
Observation-Disclosures bon Mpie &
|@nruaro,s ADO geiterl1 cine 2eibe,.
lWat BON Coroner Mepers abgebal.
ten lpl,r0e, meldc eil1 Sen ltnit6noel,
untIprcdenoes Geroift ergab. Sssobr
Starf mltroe ONT IL. 5cpten,ber 1871
aeboren. Gr 1par ein Iarnler III
Sito Mof Sslallb llno Deputy Mllel.
|ipr fir Sin Moline Impnibip. lin,
ter 9beriff @rltier ipar er 1ep,tr
Sberiff, ald oientc CT ais MitgIicI
ocs Sdlllratbs. MltBer lciner @ottil1
hinterlaBt CT orei S6bne lno 5pci
Iood)tcr, ioipic l11e6mre @riiocr inns
Sdppciterlr. Die @ecroiglnlg iirloel
nlorgel ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15

Sbrc 6reunoe iiberroidt babcn
SEER Carl @ofer, Spbn ser srall
Warp Sofer, 2143 8. 5traBe, lltb
Sri. Nearf 8omfer, inoem lie iid alll
.26. SUM IN Cambridge perbeiratbet
1baben. Gas jltnge 4aar mobnt eil1lte
meilen i'm @aule ser Ml1tter scr
.8mllt an Ser @ebb StroBe. Ser
8rantiaam lit bel Ser @of Sslano
LElolp so. a11gelteltt.
Die heioen Mili5fompognien u bon
9fod Sslallo nllo 5 bon Moline tper-
Den am Son1tag Radymittag Elm
g%rcisidieben I'M Camp Nppe nobe
DEM 8atdl Iomer ablmlten. Die Be-
|iten 'Sd)iseat hperban ii1 on Sem
'Stoats- @cttidieben Ger Mili5fom-
pagnien IN STERLING betbeiligen.
SS,1 ser M%ngelcgen6eit oes Gin.
Observation-Disclosures lpegen oes
9al1es oes l1el1el1 @efangniBgebal1oes
altf Dem Nlase bes @eridtsgeballoes
lit nod feline G%ntidjeiollng er5ielt
ipor0en. Ser &pl1traft NIT ben1
&o1traftor 9alll $. 2oren5 lit &C.
leblid) giiltig n1l0 blcibt es iih altdJ
glcidl, no l1n0 mann Ser 9au Des Sc
'balloes allfgefii6rt miro.
Der 2ebridp1le fir &ranfenpflegc-
rinncn I'M ct. slntbonD &plpital
|mer0en mebrerc 11elle @epartements
bi1sneefiWt aperben. Ser &n1rlns
betragt ieet 6rei Sabre. Gas 1lIere
|Sdnliabr begim1t a1 6. gcptcrlber.
@tabrenO 0es 2ebrfllries merben ane
3ipcige IN Ser mober11e,t &ranfe11.
pflege gelebrt, 10 oaB bie Gbeilncb,
Il1ler ont &l1rlus pollltaltoig in ser
nlooerllelt &ranfenpflege a1sgebilbet
aper0en.
SRI. @ertrlloc Mogl,er bon Go
i'll. Strabe lit 1ad1 5prinsiielo OBJ
gereilt, no lie 0os Staatszgralnel
fir aranfenpflegerim1elt ollrdNtad)ell
miro. Sic belhliebt ibren 0%reiiabri.
gen Sur JUS i'm ct. N11tbonp @oipitol
oabier OH 81. Sltli. Ml,bcr ibr mer,
|oen graouiren SRI. 6rollcD bon Sea.
rergo, Soma mo SRI. M}eingarts bon
bier.
Ger Nfarftprcis fiir Ger bctraat
bier geeerApartig 17c per 0l,tel1o.
Blltter foltet 2Sc relp. Bic per Nfb.
r110 Siibncr 16e per 4siltlo lebcno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15

Ger Is Satire aIte Glpoe Martin,
Sobl1 BON @errn nllo 6ralt 9enrp
Martin bon Smeetlano Center, fl1br
porgeitcrn NIT ieirem sllltomobil
nabc Stat Sron Noil1t, 51riiden Mllls-
cutine un0 @ilton gegelt ei11e %eilerne
Bride, mobei er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen erbielt, 10 oab CT uielleid)t icine
liltfe @anb perIieren fam. Scr 30
ter, Ser iih ebenfalls IN Der Mulbine
befanb1 entfam nit leid)tcn Gcrletl1n=
gen. 9ie Maidine lpllroe ltarf be-
idaoigt. Ger &erlebte murOc loglcid|
nod Moline gebradlt u1lo bier bon
Or. Epler in 8ebaltolu11g genonlnlclt.
9ie bieligen 6elterlpebrlel1tc, Sic
.iid i'll grober Sail OH oenl Staats-
Observation-Disclosures III Soma gitp
III einiget Iagen bctbeiligell merOen,
meroen mahrideinlid) eillelt grtrasl,g
fir ibrc Neile engagiren. Cine Nill,
iiffapele miro 0ie @eielibaft beglei=
ten.
Gin Sal1sbopt, lpcldes Treo Set
tiers ull0 Mrt Nroffit geborte, muroc
p~orgeltern Mbelr0 cine hnlhe Meile
oberbalb ser Ntl1scatine @odbriife
ourd ein 6el,er total scritort. Mtols
ni1nmt alt, DOB III Oieiem San
@ranoitiftlng pnrliegt. Sur 3eit
oes 6ellers lpar Nienlallo III Dem
@opt.
@egelt acknowledgements pcrbaftct
lul1rbe geltern Carl M%alteripn bon
@infielo, aa,,s., Scr aus oent &c
ldrft bon Yierrc & So. eim Gaar
leioene Striimpfe i'm @ertb bon ST
geltolrlen lbatte l1lb 'bierbei abgefabt
apltr0e.
6ralt G%liiobetb NJ. Stelf lit Dor
geltcrn gtadnmittag i1t ihrem @cinl,
70S is. Mucnl1e, 11ad) l1ltgercr
&ranfbeit i'm Nlter bon 80 Sabwr
%aeitorben. Sic lp1roe bier arl 90
Mpril 1855 ge6prcn l1no nerbeira.
tbete iif ON q. Slll1i 1907 nit @rl1
Treo Stelf, Sen lie neblt cil1er Gpd).
ter, oe1 glterlt, 9errn nno 5rul
@m. 9obn, 552 IL. soenlle, lunl
mebreret @eidppiitern binterl1bt
Die @eeroigulg finoet ON Ireitol
Nadmittag I'M 2 llhr bonn SrNlcr.
baltie aus allf Dem 9tiperlioe 6rieo.
bof ltott.
@eil CT ieille @irtbidaft gelterl
Moraen bis 2 llbr ofien oebalter
lnben ion, mtroe Ser @irtb Gus
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
McucB aus Substantive.

M1s Gerlebelt fan1cn geltern Sic
9ta6rtd)ten BON Mllscatinc llltcr sic
God Sslan0 Na6rid)ten.
Die 2eide bon @arrD 9Sllllll lpllr.
DC geltern altf Ser M}ilnallfee 8a6ll-
in Siio Mllscatinc mlfgefnn-
Den. Mult nilnn1t az, SOB scr Mtal,,
bon eillem 6rad)t5ug inter Sic GGoer
'ocslelben geiallen lit, nobel CT ieinell
ll15eitigcn SOB gefllloen bot. Nll,n1
lit 26 Sagre alt luno lchte init |eirer
Mlltter, Trau 6ral,ces Rll1m oabier.
Gi1e obgebaltcne 9cid)enidlalt ergab,
oab Der Wonn ol,rh llniaa sll lei.
tcm Iooc gefpmmel1 lit.
Die llel,e Mil,scotiue Mitiiffapcue
COB al1 Sountag cin aprsert I'M
@eeo 4arf, apcldps ppn Tonlrloell
belldtSmlroe. Gin mciteus aon5cri
miro balo fplgen.
@egcn gerfalris bon geiitiacn Sc.
tra,lfen obne 2isens mltroen CHARLES
&iepe ul0 u9loliom" 2effler nerbaf.
tct mo bonn Npliseirid)tcr ,lntcr il
$500 Wiirgldmft sen 8roBgeldppore.
1lel1 iibergebeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15

SlubS TaHO 9el1erH IIpB ocs uH9uHsl
itigelt @etters nuf Gampbelps S.
lano itatt. Mitglieber Der Motorp
Clubs Don Mof Sslan0, Wioline l,,1o
Davenport neblt oere,l 6amilien nab-
men Ibeil an bem Mllsfll1g, ser er-
folgreid) pcrlauien lit. Muber aller=
banb golfsbelultignngen, 8ettbemer.
ben etc. fam Elm Groeramm CUR
9ltsfiibrung nebit Inlpraden, Iuiif
etc.
@iibreroiebe iinb nicoer bei ser
Nrbeit. s. Iradtellbcra, 332 g..
Npenl1e, bot pprlebte Nadt 16 Stiff
1ler uerloren nnD bon mnberen El1=
ben lpcroen ebenfaqs @iibnerbieb=
table %geneloct.
Ger jl1nge SSsoe aipp bon Galt Mp=
line mlrOe alf geranlaliu1g bon
Bert socminger, Sitnepms 6abrer,
oerbaftct luegen 3iebitabls bon $13'
aus lciner Moidinc. Ser jltgenolide
3ieb befannte iib lofort idu,loig uno.
mnroe utter 500 8iirgldoit irei=
gelallen.
@idaro Softer, etauo 80 Salre aft,
9eliter elmer Reinigungsanltalt uno
6arberei in gait Moli1le, gcrict6 ge-
|lterl1 Mpraet1 init lei1em linfen 9(rm
in cine Meinigungsmaidine, mobei
ibm Der Irm iebr id}linm serollctid)t
mtroe. Die Mnidine ml1bte abgc-
lteat meroen, I'M sen Mann aus ser
bebenflid)cn Gage 81 befreien. Sic
ISdmerSen mareni 10 i%1,tenlip, oaB scr
0tam langere Belt beiinr1lngslos
mar. Ser gerleste mltroe nod oem
Staotbplpitol IN Meoline gebradt.
Sic Mer5te nabmen 5l1erlt no, BOB
Der Mrm ampltirt meroen miilie,
bod miro bies nidt ser 1aa lein.
0le &nod)cn am ga115en Nlrm maren
ltarf cingebrod)en.
Ser idApe0iide Sdpea Marnerd}or
bat ont Sonntng I'M grnlt Gorl-
mors' Glab in Sit WSplil1e iein ssab-
res-Fifl,if %obgebaltelt.
II SIS lit jest bcltimmt feitgelekt por-
ben, Dob Die groBen Mnlagen Ser
3eere Glom 60, Sic am 1. sSl1li me-
gen Heparatnren geldlollen muroen,
ibre Mrbeiten am l. Mllgl1lt mieocr
III alien 1epartelnellts al1fnebmell
aDer0elt.
Die iarnmtlid)en @erlestel,, oic.bei
Dem Ibltrm=l1ngliid i'm Grpulitioll
Farf an s.. S1,li 5n Sd)aoen fa1rcn,
gebell ibrer @el1elung, cntsegel1. Mld)
Der ld)merperleBte 9eters, Sen man
cine 3eitlang als berlorcn belt, er-
bolt 1id) lal1giam. &C. Mloper bon
Gonespille, 0ellet 3litano iih Dor Ell
1ligen Iagen pl0blih 10 perldlim.
mcrte, OaB cine operation notbig
ml1roe, 1T ebe1fau5 ouf scr Belle.
rllng.
Die bieiige M,noes -SSngerlie,,rs
Office fat slrgebnt fin bier gr0Bere
Observation-Disclosures a,l 01n1.
men ll1o anoere @erbrierungen cin-
geforoert. Sir oie ibeiagten slrbei.
ten itebelt I'M 8ar15ena$16O,OOO SUI
Werfiigl,ng, $4,000 fir ieoe. 3ie
Mrbeiten 1inb porsunebmcn 5apiid)er
Bnena 9ilta uno Spedts 6errD, Sa.,
51ptlden Monfpelier a1no Ioirport
So, 51piid)en 9uincp, Su., rno SON,
1libol, Mso., llnb sapiid]en Gap al
8rls, Mo., nno Grafton, So.