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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21

HAMBURG AMERICAN
COMPANY is BLAMED


ATE\y YORK Nov lo-Onc bur-
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'7''"' ''7" "''''''''' '' '"' '''''
hurg-Amcrlcau steamship line at their
trial ON charge, of cousuirary. which
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''''''''
h"N'u 10y the government u was an
uuuuccd today The trial probably
viii last. .. wool, Fnur. of fine five de-
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the tlllu has not been appreheuded.
The maximum penalty for the crime
.b,re,J is ,v,, ,,,rs i,,,rig,p,,,r+
'nu 9IU.V"" l'ho on ''Ch OF lle Two
indictments.
The defendants are Kari Bueuz,
managing director of the line i'm con-
troll of great fleet of German mcr-
chauimcu and liners which sailed
under the Hamburg American house
flag; AdoIph Hochmcister. purchasing
agent of the line, Joseph Foppeuhaus,
second officer i'm the lines employ
George Kottcr superintendent Of the
line, and Felix Scffuer alleged super
cargo on one of the vessels which
sailed with supplies to the aid of GER
man cruisers. Soffuer has not been
found.
COnSpircd to DCfraud.
A charge uniuuo I'm American iuris-
prudence faces thom-conspiracy TO
aeir9ud ana deceive the government
pS opl"IIInI c'"aIamoe papers on laise
trPI cSeIlallo 10 iaCIH''te lne
,tIal ,il L"uuSCl ioI lHe ueiehae aul"IlS
lI"l 'Hy ucl'uu'i''7 'uHI leI'u certain
,s"lp9 "''u 7'u' ''l.Il WI" 9uPPHeS "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
CHARLES PAGE PUTS
UP A 100000 BOND
Special to The World

SV"rlul 10 Inc Noflu.
MUSKOGEE. nov. 2O.-The 5000
600 bond of Charles Page Tulsa mil
lionaire philanthopist, filed in the
federal court in order to continue
operating the Tommy Atkins lease,
was approved today by Federal Judge
r. +. Campbell The bond is the
largest ever filed in oil field litiga-
ton. To make the bond Page was re-
Quircd by Il surety company to put
100000 in oil stock and to pay a
premium Of 100000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
b. II. Black, Prominent Oil
Man, and AL Hayes,
Shooter, the Victims.
BODIES ARE MANGLED
Force of Nitroglyccrin
Blow-up Tears Bodies
Into Atoms.

Special to The World.
pr,,rpr,r,,r ,l,t, >,,,. On Tbo
'''''
- tirst iaiaIly TO occur III 'ne
handling of uitrOglyCcTn i'm the
prprripbt nil field I'm which human
...., ..i.. .......,.i,,,,
ll''S were IoS' 'u'''u 'l''' '''"' '''''7
at 1880 o'clock when Al Hayes an
oil well shooter and y. II. Black,
,,,,,..i,.,,,4 of, mar, ,y.ro DiIr,d v.b.p
WI ,,ir, o,,,i,,Iod
t"'',,,H W. NV 1S, ~ Ill
oS my VIZ ~ ~, C,r,' tvyn
i, oi ,', 'n ,I,i, I,i ~. '''''
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pIi,I,iul i.d,. ',i,,. lin in,, at,,pg
tri,o ,n,arnIbiIo IN u,bicb Tho ritrn-
,,i,,,o,i, ,,'o. ,oin, t.ansrorted vas
slyrgIlH was Dt,s u a''5iU. n",t "r tbo
h,,.i,,,. Goar bI',,.r ty-, INN
-, - '',S ,'7ratrti,,,, -- 0no iar-
,,I ~ 4, '.ra,,, Sr'1o' ,a,,i,
Ri@N Spllhterch
The accident occurred when they
were preparing to shoot Jennettc
Richards 80. 9, the well just being
made ready FOR the charge. Nlhely
qra'l ~ ,'',oTi' Jir ,.,,,,rat,r,. ri' l,', ~"
t,"gtG ttl',,ti,, ~ ZEE ,,,on Iia,og and
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t '''l w tt,t tt o,.,i,,i1,r ,,c,,rrnd
AZ Ii'v ''I ,'',,l am I'g ~, ANA 49, torI
iu ,I'o ,',.,t ',o ,o,,sa o,,1, th,t ~, 10 nos
ny ~ ~ ~, t,j,ciy.,, ,,.,s
Idrnr,od NInr v,orl,ing an the well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
CHlRLEs l.. LOOP DIED TODAY
Vice President of the SoutherI Ex-
press Company Dies in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 20.-Offices of the
Southern Express company through
out the south were closed for an hour
today during the funeral here Of
Charles l.. Loop Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. president of the company,
who died in that 'city Wednesday
morning. Services were held at the
Masonic temple. conducted by the
Rev. c. II. Williamson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
Mona,tir Fails.

ROME, Nov. 20.-lS:2O p ny
Reports that Monastir has fallen per-
sist in circles here close to Balkan
affairs but official confirmation is
lacking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
THE WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST Oklahoma. Fair sun
TULSA. Noy 2O-The temprra.
furr Maximum 7j minimum ~:
rurtH winds and clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21

Continued on Page seven.)
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
ARMED GUARDS
SEARCH AUTOS
IN WINDSOR

II Is reported that at least five
automobiles approaching Windsor
from Amherstburg. were stopped and
searched by armed guards at the
western limits OF Sandwich, after
Wednesday midnight. and though Of
ficials will not admit 1t, it is believed
that the authorities had received In.
formation Of another attempt to dy-
Mantle buildings in Windsor. and
were taking precautions.
Provincial Officers Nash and Smith
received kilograms from Ottawa.
Thursday, the contents Of which
they refused to disclose. The tele-
grams seemed to agitate them con-
siderably. Michael Heenan, OF st.
Thomas. chief detective of the Mich
igan Central railway. consulted with
Chief Wills, OF the Windsor police
department. Thursday, and this fact
gave rise to the report that the Mich
igan Central was afraid Of q dyna-
mite plot to damage the under-river
tunnel. Still another report was
afloat that an attempt was to be
made to release William Lefier,
awaiting sentence in the Sandwich
Jail on the charge OF dynamitlng the
Peabody plant in walkerville.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Slav Armies Facing
Disaster, Says Berlin.
In UNITED PRERH.

BERLIN fvia The Hague). AUG. e.
The greatest military campaign IN
the worlds historoy Il drawing rap.
(CoutipueA On Page Feur.)
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
PREYED ON
TR0TTERS
Chicago Crooks ''Blue
Book" BOmbshell in
Society Circles
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Forty women
members OF Chicago's smart set are
quaking in their pumps today be-
cause OF the latest discovery Of the
police-Neil McDougal's blue book
Of fox-trotters.
McDougal is held here by the po=
lice on complaint of Mrs. Mercedes
Fullenwieder, who charges him with
grabbing $500 worth Of jewelry
from her when he brought her home
from a cabaret. Yesterday the po-
lice found McDougal's blue book and
It contained the names OF 40 women
selected by McDougal, according to
police, for fate similar to that Wis
tied upon Mrs. Fullenwieder.
What's worse. the Chicago papers
are printing the names OF the fair
fox-trotters, who were regarded as
fair game by McDougal.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Several Members of
Council Are Inclined
to Latter Course
NONE OF LEADERS
FIT TO GOVERN
New Candidate, Back
q By Force, Is
Advocated
~ CHARLES p. STEWART,
(Et0f Correspondent UNttcd Pyess.

~ CHARLES p. STEWART,
(ston Correspondent United Pvess.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. Cen.
Carran1a must be recognized or
fought.
On this point Secretary Of State
lansing and the Latin-American
diplomats with whom he conferred
Thursday concerning Mexicos fu.
ture are understood today to have
agreed thoroughly.
That the Pan-American concert
would not agree on the latter alter.
native was no foregone conclusion.
Some, at least. OF the conferees
were said TO have expressed the
opinion emphatically that the frst
chief was an impossibility even for
provisional president. that none OF
the factional leaders, In fact. has
the necessary qualifications for such
. rule, and that the sooner force Is
resorted to In the interest Of some
new candidate. the better II will be
for everybody.
This was not decided upon. by
any means, however. Thursdays
meeting broke up after little more
than Q preliminary exchange Of
views. II was thought likely a ten
tative program would be mapped
out at the second gathering, sched-
uled TO begin at 1880 p. m. today.
In any event. such an agreement
must be reached. as necessary
preliminary step. Daily meetings
will continue until II has been de-
cided. Then the Latin-American
diplomats will submit II to their re-
spective governments.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
TO
ECONOMIC
House Wives Plan to
Swat High Cost of
Living
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The high cost
OF living and produce waste were
dealt severe blows today when Chi.
cago housewives entered into an al
lance with the grocer to standardize
prices by eliminating an annual
waste OF s5.oOo,OOo worth OF produce.
Retail and wholesale grocers, COM
mission produce men and the house
wives wrestled with the problem for
several hours at conference, and
II was decided to make a specially
very month OF some commodity in
an effort to equal distribution.
Next week the peach crop comes
in and the produce men have agreed
TO grade the peaches and fix phe-
nomenally low prices on them in
bushel lots.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
TAKE TO SEA TO
BREAK STRAIN
ON MEETS EVE

sAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Ga
steamer trip to the Mare Island navy
yard yesterday relieved the monot.
ony Of hard training for 200 Of the
country's greatest athletes. entered
IN the Junior and senior amateur
athletic union championships. which
start today. They returned to the
stadium In the after
noon. and worked out for the last
time before the final contests.
The 16 Irish-American A. c. ath.
ietes. who arrived from their weeks
training at Portland. expressed
themselves as satisfied with the con.
dition Of the track. Some were dubi.
Gus about the strong cold wind from
the bay.
Ted Meredith, worlds champion
half.miler. carrying the University
OF Pennsylvania colors. arrived with
the New York stars.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

to take you before the nearest jus.
tice Of the peace.
First-Ascertain II any written az
fidavit has been filed against you.
"Second-Plead not guilty, unless
you are in such position that you
believe 1t will be to your best in
terests to forthwith dispose Of that
matter. and at an amount definitely
determined upon. II you plead not
guilty, ask for continuance and
notify the manager Of the club as
to the time and place OF the hearing
and he will give you further in
struction. II you plead guilty. and
pay any fine or costs, notify the
club manager Of the name OF the
justice Of the peace, the amount
paid by you, as we'll as the date OF
the conviction, so that we can in
vestigate the legality Of the same.
"Third-Report to the manager Of
the club all facts about any Justice
Of the peace or constable, who In
any way infringes upon your legal
rights. as we may want to prosecute
them.
"Fourth-Ascertain whether the
arresting party is regular or spe-
cial ofilcer.
"Fifth--Note carefully the place
OF your arrest. 80 that we can as
certain whether II is within the jur-
isdiction Of the arresting officer.
"Sixth-Report all unnecessary
display of firearms or violence OF
any kind. 80 that we may prosecute
the offending parties.
"Seventh--Report all speed traps
to the manager Of the club, and he
will in turn report to other mem.
bers Of the club.
"Eighth-Do not be afraid to
spend a little time to ascertain facts
and report the same to the club. as
II may save others money on other
occasions and procure the return OF
some that you have expended.
"Ninth--Do not be afraid OF the
alleged notoriety. as there is no
reason why members OF this club
should be 'blackmailed' or brow
beaten by rural constables or Jus
tices of the peace.
"Tenth-Remember that the aver
age misunderstanding constable IL
close kin to a highwayman, and his
fees depend upon your conviction.
But II we fnd out that he Ia doing
anything illegal. we will prosecute
him accordingly.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that you
can't expect much sympathy from
the justice OF the peace. as his fees
are dependent upon your convic-
tion; but you are entitled TO a fair
trial. and II We discover that said
justice is making a business OF oper-
ating or participating in the profits
Of a speed trap. 1t will be our duty
to prosecute him vigorously or any
infraction Of the law that he may
make.
Twelfth, while we will not per-
NIT speed trap operators to impose
upon members Of this club. yet we
cannot conscientiously defend per-
sons who recklessly operate cars
upon the public highway"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Hires Lawyers to De-
fend Those Accused
of Speeding
RURAL OFFICERS
ARE ATTACKED
Claimed They Attempt
to Prey On Motor
lists

The directors Of the Wolverine
Automobile club have engaged legal
counsel to protect motorists who are
held up and forced to pay exorbi-
tant costs by rural ofiicers. Here
Is the advice the club hands out:
"If you are arrested by a police
man in Detroit for violating speed
or trafic ordinances. your member.
ship card Is sufiicient bond for your
appearance in police court the fol.
lowing morning.
"Tf you are arrested by a con-
stable or other person for violating
the state speed laws. II Is his duty
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
NURSE KNOCKS
OUT WOULD-BE
BEACH WASHER
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Diminutlve
Herman Hoffman. chef. today be-
moaned his poor Judgment in discus
sing the weather at the beach yester-
day with Miss Louisa Johnson. train
ed nurse. weighing 100 pounds. As
his tipped his hat. Miss Johnson
landed on his jaw with her right and
then dragged Herman to the nearest
cop.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
MIST FIGHT CARRANzA
OR RECOGNIZE HIM, IS
PAN-AMER|CAN BELIEF
TODAY'S GAMES
American

American
Detroit at Philadelphia. cloudy.
st. Louis at New York, threaten
ing.
Cleveland at Boston, cloudy 1.-TWO
games).
Chicago at Washington, clear (two
games).
National
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. cloudy.
New York at Cincinnati. cloudy.
Boston at Chicago. cloudy.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, clear.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

May Be Change IN weather,
but no change In quality OF Griswold
Noonda' 'unch; soc ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Reverse Is Greatest Re
treat in History, u
Says Berlin d
GRAND DUKE SURE
TO LOSE MANY
Master Strategist ID
Needed To Pull Cars
Troops From Trap
BY UNITED PRESS.

n
VIENNA (via Berlin). Aag. g.
The Russian fortress Of Ivangoro1
so miles southeast Of Warsaw, hao
been captured by the Austro 0ers
mans, 1t was oficially announcon
here today. The allied troops beOn11(
entering the fortress ON TussdAy
|. An ofhcial statement givsn -
1T Petroerad eariy. today in6icato1
that the Russians were ahout ~
surrender Ivansorod to the enemy.
The Russian war once said III ,foe1
supplies had been withdrAxn ftola
the fortress because It was feo1lso1
the brick walls could not withstaa1;
the battering Of modern siege hO3itt
gers. & ~ fsf
The Petrograd statement. boWs
ever contradicts the vienna claian
that the fortrcs!s was captured "
the Austro-0 Germans ON Tue66ay.
Petrograd declared that on wedneGs
day the Russians retired from tAo
Ivan1orod forts on the loet hank e.
the vistula. after blowing up the
bridges and established themselvee'
on the right bank. The city and the
main fortress Of Ivangorod lies on
the right bank.
The fall of Warsaw, the presence
Of German troops on the right hank
Of the vistula between Warsaw and
Ivangorod and the progress Of Cen
eral Mackensen's left wing In the
southeast. make Il altogether prob
able that the Vienna claim 10 true.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
TODAY'S CONCERTS
IN CASS AND
CLARK PARKS

Schmeman's Military band, Herman
W, Schmeman. director, renders the
following program In Cass park tails
afternoon. beginning at 2.30. and In
Clark park this evening. beginning
At 4 o'clock:
March, THE New white House"
fTsyIor): selection from Wong
(Morse). overture, "JubeI' (weber) {:
sextette from Lucia" CDonixettD: /:
selection from the opera. Robin
Hood" tde Koven): fantasia. "Traum-
bilder" Lumbye): melodies from n
Trip to Japan" tKiein); American
eketch. Down South" tMyddIeton) I;
Star Spangicd Banner
Saturday afternoons concert takes
place on Belle isle and the evening
concert In Northwestern Field.
PRINTING. the plain neat kinA-that
ID rtxht-Times Job Dept-Matn lS90.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

Printing, the plain seat kind--that
% st0ht-Tfwes job Dept,-Main <520.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Water Board Votes to
Reinstate Foreman
Healy
MEN WHO ACCUSED
HIM MISSING
Supt. Leisen Instructed
to Probe Complaints
Further

After investigating, as we'll as It
was able. charges against Foreman
John Healy. the water board voted
to reinstate him. Thursday after
noon. on the ground that the
charges had not been substantiated
and that II would be unfair TO Healy
to keep him under suspension while
the evidence against him was Of
such a peculiarly unsatisfactory ma
ture.
Supt. Leisen was instructed to
continue to look into the complaint
against Healy. however. He is ham,
pered by the fact that the men who
made them have disappeared.
II was 4:45. Thursday afternoon,
when the board got down to work.
with Commissioner Brady I'm the
chair. in the absence Of President
Lane, and Commissioners Oakman
and Stroh present. Supt. Lessen was
there with a statement OF the case
against Healy. which was read by
Secretary Gilmartin. II consisted of
the following affldavits:
John Nikoloff swore that In Jan.
uary. 1915. he paid Healy 81 to hold
his Job, and In various amounts
since then total OF $40.
Velzho Todorof swore that 10
months ago ne gave Healy IS for a
job. and since then has paid him 81
week. He refused to pay his
weekly toll, last Monday. and was
discharged.
John MotefY swort that for 10
months he has been paving Healv
81 wek to stay on the Job. A week
(Ceatinued on Page Eour.J
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
RUSSIAN ARMIES FIGHT
DESPERATELY TO ESCAPE
CLOSING GERMAN RING
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityi Friday night.
cloudy and uasettledS saturday part
ly clOudyt warmers moderate Wester-
IL winds.
Lever Michs-an, Cloudy. Friday
night and saturdays partly cloudy
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-11
Mns MeriEo.

@ie RoniuI GiGimnn aus Der
Sauptitoot Werico umierm Gtaats-
oepartement meloet, bat Hr1iiociit
@uitierres cine grf[1rltng nit Der
iiberraihenoen Nadriht n%er0ffent.
lidt, Ole in Der Souptltabt tasenoe
aonpention babe, nad 8erbanolun-
gen NIT alien beDaffneten 8ruppen
i'm 2anoe, iid auf einen Blan geeig-
net, Der Die Srage, pie Der Srieoe i'm
2anoe 10 idnea fpie moglih ber5uItel-
len lei, tatiadli6 loie. Ginoelbeiten
oieles Blones fonlten aber nod nidt
hefannt eemadt meroen. Die Naal-
ridt lit, mie gefagt, iebr iiberra-
ifeno, oa man bsber bon lol6eit
@erbanolnngen nifts miBte. Sic
5rage lit ieet nllr, Oh inter Der Be-
5eidnung sbeuoffnete 8ruppen"
mirflid ales gu oeriteben it, iuas
jebt @affen tragt, &onoentionaltiten
unb &onltihttonaliiten. oOer mt Die
Saftionen Der erlteren, @iaiitaS mno
3apdtIltas.
garrah8a bat Elm tpeiteres De-
fret erlaiien, pelfes befieblt, oaB
aae arbeiten auf ben SeIfeloern cuff
boren miiiien, ipeiIn lie niGt nit
ausoriidlider @enebmiguug Der Gar.
ron5a-&egieriin9 genladt mer0en.
Ser Nl9ent Der @ilitierre5-Ge-
~giernng in @aibneton Bat Die 3adJ-
ride erbalten, bob 5ufrieoenitellenbe
g(bmGdungen 5tpiiden General @iGo
mo @eueraI Scott gemoht ieien un1
oaB e~rIterer Maptorena ongepieien
babe, sic pom Scott gentohten @or.
ihI1qe 5it unter5eihnen. Nad) Die
fen @ori6ld9en rGunten bei6e Yor.
teien 9aeo un0 beIeben es aitd uid)i
mie0er, ser Ort bleibt p0brello Der
fiinftigen Sample neutral. General
9iQ, ser @efebIs6aber Der fonItitlt.
tionaIiftiiden Streitfrdfte in @aco
Siebt NIT ieinen Reiiten nah Mgu'
8rieta ul1o Die 4onnentonoIiften ber.
pflidten iid), i'm orf Dem @ege BORT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-11

neil 5fpei Merifnner oaiiel6e MGh.
6etp 5um San8 engagieren molten,
altr SdieBerei unO gealto 2ope5 uno
4oolfo 01atno5 erbielten S6uBmuil-
ben, ipabreno 9(ntonio Multo5, Der
ii6 in BEN Streit mii6te nit Meiler-
iti6en I'M Nofen uno in Ser 9foit
beoodt nttroe.
am 16. finoet oas erite rege(-
maBige &on3ert I'M @elelli6oftsiaoIe
oeS @olff & Morr So. @eb0ltoes
itott.
8esbal6 bic 3eitlatgsilmgell
odS Bripileeium boben ioIleu, bis
Sonnta9srltbe IN BEN @obnoii1riften
our6 ibr abideuGi6es, lalttes
S6reien 81 itorerl lift nidt red)t ein-
anieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-11
Snlamo.

10 SrIegsl6tffe Der0erl In
Mar0 BON Stem Dorf na6 Dem 8ana-
mafanal fobren uno Ole Sabrt burf
oen Ganal MAIDEN. Die Slotte be.
itebt aus 81 Shladtidiffen 90 Cor
peoobootseritoreru mo oreisebr
@llfsihiffem.
Sn Springfieo, Mali.. lit Mn.
ior Senrp SO. 9relpiter ~9eitorben
0erielbe mar IN Ser geoht, in ocl
2incoln ermoroet muroe, 9efeblsba
baber Der Milit1rpatrouiGen i,
@aibington.
Sn Baltimore lit Elm iuiigel
Gtroent 0ontens Carlisle 2enb al
Der Maiilz nno alauenieuhe er
franft .N~o6rideinlid) bat er @fild
bon elmer tranfefl anb eerunfen.
5u Trenton. g. s.. bat ma.
eilcn 0ionn Romens Srlalle @abrel
lberboftet, Der einen Softer NIT fiini
Sic 9pnnnlitbom6en mo 3iinoerl
lei iid} in ieiner @obnung batt}
@ian qlaubt, oaB ser @erboftete ser
ienisc lit, Der Dor einigeit 8a9en Oel
misaliidten @eriid mad)te. Die q
Soa6im's Stride our9 cine 0pna
mitbombe IN Die Suit 3u ipreneer
@obrele erfldrte fid fir nidt idall
oig; er tpuroe, in Grmongelung eli
ner 9iirgldnft bon fiinftauierto %!
lars, Dem @efdngnis iibertpieien.
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Segas
Ser fteubertretenoe 6

~ tNHON+AANANftCA VpAQNL
neltr @otion bot girgil Gallagher
BON COLLECTION begnaoigt, ser gu le.
bettslGnglider 3iidtbousbaft berut.
teilt mar. auf ltmltanosbeipeiie bin
fpnroe Gallagher, oontols nod eiil
Siinge, ifnloig ~befltnoen, ieine M1ilt-
ter lllngebra6t sit boben. Ct NOR
gege1l 5mon5ig Sabre in Ser Strafolt-
itdlt uno beridieoene Mole muroe
Der &eriu6 gemodt, ieine 9egnaoi-
eung 81 erlangen. Gallagher trat als
nnuiiien0er anabe ms 3udtbau3
EN- ipuroe 5nlebt als Glerf beid1ftiat
nno iol na6 Dem @itsipritd oes frli-
beren Slice |puberteurs MaDes elm
lebr 9ebiloeter Menid getporoen ieill.
Sm SluB, odt Meilen ober=
baib SallettsDiae, ipliroe am Conn
tag Die 2ei6e oes SSarrners @eorg
Wfateief g~efunoeil, Ser am @eib-
na6tsaberto, BON Ser Staot 5uriidfeb=
reno, ertranf. % er fem @ri6einen
fiht ma6te, iudte man nod i'm
lno funO fem 8uq9p utlo iein 9ferb
an l1fer oes Sluiies. Mateief ltanb
inl Sitter bon 45 Sobren uno binter-
laBt cine 3ablreife SamiIie.
- 9ds 8fer0, 6as Dor oos 9uqqn
Ger Wfrs. 8ratber geipannt mar, ging
IN ben StraBen bon San Mngelo
onrd). Ners. 9rotber puroe anf oie
StraBe geidleuoert uno es mar Sc
.fabr, Dab oas milogemoroene Gfero
IN Der belebten StraBe nod mebr
llnbeil anridte. ga ihpang elm
Goiu6op eei9idt ieiilen 9oifo uno
brafte oas 9fero our Strede.
3n gbren oes itellpertretenoen
@olibernenrs @atior, Die Ser ;3iigeL
Der Gegierlllg fir menige Gage il
Der Sano balt, peranitaIteten icins
Sreunoe nm SamItag abeno int
9risfia Sotel in @uitin einel1 Gnl=
pfang nit gaa.
@eneralafnpalt 2ooneD fat ge=
gen Die 8rauereien in Seras nit
@usnabme Der 9rauerei III Nelt-
9raunfels - in @opfins gourtn
cine &lage anbangig gentad)t, lpegcll
llebertretun9 ibrer 8rinilegien mo
Wtad)tbollfommenbeiten nno ruegen
Wfisbraud ibrer fSonos gu linerlalb-
ten 3fpeden; @eeinfluiiung. Ser 2e-
aislutllren etc.
@nolib perf1llt mon, mie aus
Guitin berihtet miro, IN geieBgebe-
ridden 4reiien ouf oie Soee, cine
geboroe ein5uiesen, bic aGe @eies-
entuiirfe auf lire lle6ereinitimmung
nit Der 9onititution fin prnf, nm
gu perbinoerr, ooB lie, penn
iie 5ur 4niuenonng fommeL fnr
unfonitititiottea erfl1rt meroen. Die
8eborbe ion nus orei unparteiiiden
Witglieoern beIteben. 9er 8eboroe
ioa alh unter l~tmiitdii6en Ole @us-
arbeitiing neiier @eiese iibertraset
tperoen.
Sic vSSrternational Erapelers'
Milociation Of Mmerica" bnt in DaI-
las ibre aiuolfte SabresperfammIung
abeebalten uno g. groB als 9r6-
iioent tpieoerern1blt.
Bon 2areoo aiis bat Die Ser.
ienbirng bon aoblfopfen per Carlo
oung nod Dem 0orben begormen.
Sic gl5ner Merconfile Cont
PAM in 9aitrop lit Inn 8onferotter-
flarung eingefommen. aftipa $685.
79t nno YaIIipa $24, 1897.