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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
HON0RS REQUISlTlON
Governor Allows Extradition OF ALLEGED
jersey Wife Deserter,

charged with being a wife deserter
from Hudson. y. j.. Morris Meyers. n
miodie-aged man, was arrested In Nor.
ioik several days ago, where he has
neon known since his arrival In that
CITY as CHARLES Murray. Deputy Sheriff
r. r.. Bennett, OF Hudson County ar.
rived here yesterday with n requ,sition
aIa"h upon Governor Stuart for the
surrender OF the Norfolk prisoner. The
requisition was honored after an cx-
cnanse or communications between the
Governors Office and ATTORNEY Moe
Levy OF Norfolk
Inc attorney representing Meyers.
ahas Murray, at first indicated his in
tention to resist extradition, his client
protesting strongly against the prose-
cution Instituted in his homo county
ana alleging that there was no basis I'm
iact Tor the charge. Later, however,
attorney Levy announced that his
client had decided to return to Hudson
and face the indictment standing
against him The deputy sheriff left
for Norfolk yesterday afternoon to
claim the prisoner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
RETURNS MAKE
NO CHANGE IN STANDING
Verified Figures Vary Only in Few
Precincts From The Times
Dispatch TabuIntion,
CANVASS RETURNS To-,
TO-DAY
Board OF Election Commissioners
VIII Prove Vote Polled in Pr-
mary and Make Certiflcation Re.
Qufred by Law.

| Secretary Walter @. Duke. of tn,
City Democratic Committee, yestsrda,
checked up and verified the return:
from the primary election held on Tues
day. This was done for the Information
or tho committee. the candidates and
the public in general. two precinct.
having been missing from the onicia
returns when tho committee adjourned
Wednesday morning at $40 o'clock
after having sat since o'clock Tues.
day night
Secretary Duke expressed some sur.
prise at the fact that the verified re.
turns were but slightly at variance
with the figures published in The
Times-Dispatch yesterday His count
disclosed that only In three or four
instances were the figures inaccurate
and the difference in each instance was
so insignificant that tho standing OF
the candidates remained unchanged.
CORRECTED RETURNS DO
NOT AFFECT STANDING
The corrected returns show the fol-
lowing vote polled by the candidates
for the Administrative Board: Henry
+. Beck. 1924; Elben c. Folkcs, $500.
Marx Gunst. 4.ll3
For State Senate: James r. Cannon.
1850: Louis o. Wcndenburs, APP: G.
w. Hardwicke. 1874: Morgan r. Mills.
ASS.
For tho House OF Delegates: Graham
r. Hobson. 5.sOs: James II. Price. sass:
j.. r. Fuller. 5.o2s: William NJ. MYERS,
1885; James p. Jones. 4,4I5: Albert O.
Boschen. 4.2ii; John p. Lightfoo,, Jr.,
4.2l3; r. T. Bowden. s.as5. W. A. cren-
shaw. 3.se3.
The Board OF Election Commissioners
viii meet to-day in tho Hastings Court
chamber TO canvass the returns and
mark the certifcation required by tho
election law
BECK's VOTE EXCEEDED
90 PER CENT OF TOTAL
The vote polled By COMMISSIONS
Henry p. Beck exceeded so per cen,
OF the total vote pollcd in the primary
This is said TO be without preceden,
IN competitive fight for ONCE In
Richmond. and is regarded by Commits.
sioncr Beck and his friends "a est-
terins tribute.
Men we'll informed in political af-
1atrs locally express the opinion ina,
the severe rain and windstorm PLAYED
a prominent part in the prima,y
lhey arc confident that not less ,b,n
LOO voters failed TO 20 TO the no,,s
because OF the nclemency of m
weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
EXPECT EARLY REPORT
Accountant Smyth Completing Stntc.
"rnt or Washington County Shortapc

Tho final report of State Account
ant w. Frank Smyth on the condi,lo,
"i IN" financial Affairs Of Washing
ION County resulting from the discrep.
anclcs discovered many months ago
IN thc accounts Of Treasurer j. q
hthdiey' subsequently, removed from
"'llCe. VIII he completed in a few DAYS
Nothing now remains to he done ex
cept TO apportiOn to the State ana
county the amounts due them. Noi,h.
STATE nor county viii lose by Brad
icy shortage, the former treasurer,s
""'" being NOR" than sufficient, "a
cover an the discrepancies Hradley,s
accounts with the state were found
correct by the State Accountant ths
shortage being confined to tho conn
FUNDS. There were funds in his
m"hoh' however. belonging to tho
H'h'". settlement for which With ~.
state Auditor was rot due NJ mo ,,n,.
we Ihngie In bradley's financial nc
cunts was uncovered by Accountant
Effected ' oee'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
JUDGE WlNGFiELD BACK
Returns to Duty mt Capitol After Vn.
cation I'm AIbcmnrIe.

Judge Richard Wlngheld. of the
State Corporation Commission, returned
TO tho city yesterday and Will resume
his duties mt the Capitol to-day Tho
Judge spent tho last two months on his
farm In Albemarle County, enjoying Il
vacation.
Judge Robert r. Prentis chairman Of
tho commission, left yesterday for his
home in Suffolk, and later In the week
VIII repair TO summer resort on the
New England Coast for a few weeks of
rest and recreation.
Judge William Il. Hhea, accompa ed
by Mrs. Rhoa, left yesterday for White
Sulphur Springs. Judge Rhen will at
tend. the sessions OF the Virginia Bar
Association. which began yesterday
afternoon Mt the springs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
"DINGBAT" JONES
or generals md ndmirnis
Won sing In blntnnt tones
Wy hhrp Is tuned to sing the praise
or ample "Dingbnf" Jones.

vi generals md ndmirnis
Wen sing In blnfnnt tones
My hhrp Is tuned to sing the prnIse
or ample "Dlngbnf" Jones,
Well hath he proven the axiom.
"Thrrc's nothing in NAME"
FOR In nm hOnr "DInEbnt" Jones
Has Gnined the perch Of fame.
Ills hcnd In kinky and his skin
Blnck nE the ravens wing,
hut he wears the bndge of courage
Az though he were king.
A worse than mountain torrent
Across the city flows,
gathering strength and spreading
swift
Destruction nv 1t goes.
II reaches up for human life;
The folk look on in n,ve.
And EhninE crost the dangerous
food,
This 1. whnt "Dingbato saw,
womcn-the women OF his rncc,
with children huddIcd high,
He hrnrd the womcn's shout for help,
The rhi1drcn's pitcOus cry
OnIookcrs snw In "DIngbnt'sv eyes
The "fre heroic" glenn.
As looking dcnth straight I'm the face
He went Into the strcnm.
III" struggled, sunkI II looked as
though
Ills Efforts were In vain,
hut with untInuntcd courage
He essnyed the trip again.
Now victory CROWNS tho valiant,
And "DtnRhnt" with his rope
Inyndes the chamber OF despair
The mesnenEcr of hope.
Let poets sound the WARRIORS prnise
With music mixed with Gronns.
We sing the wcIl-dcaerrcd prnise
or ample "DinRbnt" Jones.
TOM MEACHAM.
Petersburg, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
SPEEDER FINED S25
Reed Gets Reduction OF 800 Penalty
ImpOsed In Police Court.

Andrew Reed, colorcd. appealing
from the usual Police Court eno Of
500. was fined s25 and costs yesterday
in the Hastings Court for auto speed
ing.
The decision of the Magisterial
Court in tho case of Oscar Jones, col
ored, sentenced TO four months in Jail
Tor petit larceny, was affirmed by the
jury
Robert Cuvillay. colorcd. CHARGED
With unlawfully wounding Henderson
Epps. was convicted. the jury bring
ing in verdict OF six months in tail
and fine of So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
'LOCAL RESERVE BANK IS
BIGGEST MONEY-MAKER
Richmond Institution Leads Other
Banks of System in Net
Profits.
EARNINGS
SO6,853
TOTAL.
Fifth District Bank Second Only to
New York Institution in Amount
Of Total Earnings. Exceeding II in
Net Profit Balance.

The Richmond reserve bank leads
the new banking system in tho amount
Of excess earnings over expenses during
. it's first seven and n half months ope-
ration. according to an announcement
Of the Federal Reserve Board yester-
were Sa5.66S. No other reserve bank
| approached these figures The next
record was by the Atlanta bank, which
reported $4,000 on the right side OF
/ tho ledger.
! In amount of its total earnings the
Richmond bank ranked second. with
S147,2SS. The New York reserve bank
took first place in total earnings. the
expenses of the Gotham institution cut
down Its profits to s43.os4.
NEW BANKING SYSTEM
! Is on PAYING BASIS
The Federal Reserve Board. in max
Ing public the earnings and cXpondi-
lures OF the twelve Federal reserve
banks, announced that the new bank
Ing system is now paying current ex-
pcnses and is carrying surplus to
its organization. equipment and cost
vi -HoteS accounts. ne tot6I earnings
Of the system from November Ii, 1914,
the date OF its formal opening. 10 Juno
30 last were salS.aSS. and its current
expenses were sso4ll7. Welding n
| S24.471 surplus
The three Southern banks ut Rich
mond. Atlanta and Dallas. representing
the cotton district were tho money
makers of the new banking system.
The total earnings of these three banks
were S345.17T, more than one-third of
the earnings of the entire system. Its
profts.-that Is. earnings in excess OF
current expenses totaled s17S.i24.
Only two other banks reported profits.
These were the New York and Chicago
banks. The profits of the New York
institution were $4,000. while Chicago
reported sls.1o6 on the right side OF
the ledger. The other seven hanks re-
ported current expenses in excess of
earnings.
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
OF TWELVE RESERVE BANKS
The earnings and expenditures of
each of the Federal reserve banks from
November 1s. 1914. 10 June 30 1915,
are as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
GRANTS WRIT OF ERROR
TO MRS. NOBLE CONWAY
Supreme Court VIII Hear Evidence
Upon Which She Was Con.
viCted OF Murder,
REVIEW INSURANCE TANGLE
Court Grants Writ In Case OF Nettis
>. Thurston, Administrative of Man
Whose $1,000 Life Insurance Pol.
Icy Is Subject Of Contest.

Inc supreme Court Of Appeals yes-
'etohy granted writ Of error and
suPersedcas in tho case OF Noble Con-
way convicted Of the murder OF her
ter County, July 25 1914, and sentenced
20 serve n life term In the penitent.ary.
Inc woman Is alleged to have caused
lne o"h'h or Conway by administering
aISenlcai poison to him. placing II in
the food she served at his meals
examination Of the stomach n, ,ho
man disclosed the presence of tho mol
son. his vile was charged with tba
crime and convicted on circumstant,sI
evidence.
COURT WILL REVIEW
INSURANCE MONEY DISPUTE
writ OF error was denied in tho
case or Nettie S. Thurston, adminlstra-
tri1 OF William n. Farthing VS.. NJ. Ida
pnVa!. which came up on an appeal
from the Chancery Court Of Richmond
mo SUIT grow out Of n contest between
relatives OF w. y. Farthing to recover
from the New York Life Insuranc.
company the amount OF $1,000. due on
pohcy In which Fannie L. Farthing,
"ite OF the insured man. was named
as beneficiary. Mrs. Farthing died
three years before her husband. wa
llam \. FarthinE died February 6. 1914.
Inc policy was claimed by his sister,
Ncttie ). Thurston. and by NJ. Ida Duval,
a sister OF the deceased Wife
me insurance company, not knowtnr
which OF the claimants was entitled to
the policy. asked the court 70 direct
70 whom the $1,000 should be paid.
The court decided in favor OF Mis-.
Duvai who claimed that the policy had
been assigned TO her in four-pnrty
agreement made between william y
FarthinE. Mary f. Duval mother OF
Mrs. Farthing: Mrs. L. whittacre, sister
or Mrs Farthing. and NJ. Ida Duval.
also sister. soon after the death OF
Mrs. Farthipg. the beneficiary named
in the policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Current
Totals. so1s5ss .so.1,7

The salary list is the heaviest item
in Tho operating expenses Of the Fifth
District bank in this city The officers
OF the bank were paid slG.5oo: tho
clerical staff. slo.764; special officers
and watChmen, 1855, and other items.
$3.50. The expenses assessed upon the
Richmond bank as its share OF the
cost Of organizing the banks was s23. :
567. while the furniture and other
equipment Of the Richmond bank cost
Sln,749
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Nv. II. TALTAFERRO
-. III. DREAMER.
u. J. GRAY.
"R. r. GOODMAN

Members OF Truck Company AT Tho
Rescue"
Major Louis Werner yesterday re-
cc!ved the following contributions for
the relief OF tho families who suffered
tho loss Of practically all of their
property in the overflow Of Shockhoo
Creek: 'Thirty-fvc mattresses and
springs from NJ. Roscnbloom & Sons
So from an unknown sender, IS from
l.. Il. Morris and So from John c. Simp-
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Medal for Mrs. pn,,nm,,..,

~ shc eighteenth anniversary meet
'hc Ladies Hebrew Aid Society
~ IN" auditorium OF tho V u ~
iast night a gold medal was nr..on,s
- lHe society 10 their secretary Nra
-. fhS:hnencck Mrs. ~ Berman MO"
s.ued, George Benedict. superin,enS-
ch' OF the Young Mems Hebrew Aseori.
80, presented the medal for tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Charged With Fighting.

Policeman Folkcs last night arrest
ed James Starkc. colored. on warrant
charging him with shooting and in1ur-
ing John Starke with revolver. The
man VIII be arraigncd In the Police
Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05

Honors Memory of Former President.
Tho Confederate Museum was c,osod
yesterday out OF respect to tho memory
OF Miss Lizzie Cary Daniel. who was a
vice-regent o! the institution. and ar
one time its president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
POLICEMAN SHARPE SHOT
BY HIS OWN REVOLVER
Auto Sideswipes Traffic Officer, JOS
thing Pistol Out of His
Pocket.
FIRES AS 1T HITS GROUND
Bullet Enters Policeman's Back.
Causing Serious but Not Critical
Wound-Louis n. Cook, Driver of
AUTO, Is Arrested.

huried to the ground by an automo-
pile driven by Louis y. Cook, sales
man. win such force that his revolver
was knocked from his pocket, Police
ma" -. r. sharpe was shot through
the shoulder Yesterday afternoon whon
the pistol exploded after falling IN
.he coohle stones at Fourteenth and
Main Streets.
news OF tho accidental shooting was
,eiephoned 10 tho First Precinct Sta
s'"n a, once and Sergeant Sheppard
Sch. tne patrol wagon 10 the scene
with all possible speed The iniured
| oiicer was spcedcd TO Virginia Hos
pital ana at once placed under the
care OF the police surgeon Al tho
h"spital II was said that the ball had
entered Sharpc,s back just below tho
s s,n, ana that II had been impos-
the hmllot. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Charged with Selling L,ouor

y. r. Turner. colored. manager OF
the Richmond Athletic and Social Club,
was arraigned In the Police Court yes
terday on charge OF selling liquor
on election day, in violation Of the
city ordinance. The case was con-
tinued until August 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
WILL TRY TO FIND
BULLET, XVTTy pAvc

An N-ray photograph will be made
., n's morning 70 detcrminc tho loca-
an operation Will be performed In the
a..efhoon or tomorrow morning.
onnlpos condition is regarded as
serious, hut not necessarily critical
lie was resting comfortably last night
foiice Captain Sowell at once swore
M warrant for the arrest of Cook,
charging him with cnrelessIv driving
IN" automobile through the streets
ioiccnnn Rrccdcn arrested Cook, who
, w"S palied Tor his appearance in the
i'"ilct Court this morning
sharpe was on traffic duty at Four
| '"ch'h ana Main Streets at the time
OF the accident. 5:45 o'clock. Tho
streets a.. this point are usually crowd
go With vans and merchandise wagons
gong toward the West End or South
Richmond. He was engaged in direct
ing this traffic when Cooks machine
faid to have been going cast. struck
MN IRON the side. He was hurled
som" distance before he fell TO the
ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
KRAMER FOUND DEAD IN
GAS-F|LLED BATHROOM
Body Is Discovered by Mrs. Kramer
at Early Hour Yesterday
Morning.
SUICIDE, is CORoNER's BELIEF
Family, However, Decline 10 Believe
Well-known Business Man Took
His Own Life-Came Here Ten
Years Ago From Durham.

Gas poisoning as result of prob
able suicidal Intentions caused tho
death Of Albert Kramer. the we'll
known tobacco man. whose body was
found In the bathroom of his rosi-
dence. 4o4 West Grace Street. early
Yesterday morning, according ia tho
OPINION Ventured by Coroner Taylor
Yesterday after he had viewed W..
body. Members OF the family bom
ever, were not inclined to accom- mo
SUICIDE theory. No arranrcmcn,e for
inc funeral had been made las, nirh,
Inc pody was found shortly after
O'CLOCK yesterday morning by h,s
VIE whose scream,i iuiclaiy aroused
o.hers OF The house-h Okla. The windows
or Inc room were thrown omen ana
the gas jet closed When discovered
Kramer had been dead some time Dr.
Hillsman estimating that life Ind bcnn
extinct FOR three hours before tho die-
coVery Of the body.
FhaIILY SAYS HE RETIRED
IN best OF SPIRITS
C!rcuTn instances surrounding tho case
lhdicate that Kramer had pono IA ~.
bathroom some time during tho eorl,.
.ao' H!,ls hours The gas had been
on ana several burnt matches
were round In the room Member. of
INC family are inclined TO hclicvo ,bo f,
hEhher slipped after turning on Tho
sas and fell. striking his head against
!hs pas'n ana being knocked uncon-
Sc!ors deep cash Mas found in tho
dehd mans head Kramer vas az
uEea IN his nigh; cloths when found
;n's; hThmer said Yesterday that her
husband had played cards un,il = L., =
"o"E ana appeared to bc in the hns-
OF spirits when he started 10 retire
NE.inef was hfty-nin" wears old and
q native Of Durham. y c. He cane
10 hichmoud about zen years AFRO ,,d
was engaged In the leaf tobacco b,s,
ness lor som" years. lTc lator ,nt.rcd
tne railway supply business. under ,hc
nrE' name OF Aihert Kramer & Co
ana was 50 engaged NJ the tirlo Of b,s
Gca, Il. He vas Well known in ~
s ouSl'ieSS World ana was prominent II.
va i,is KIN and ono daughter. Miss
Nh'!!a4ia kramer survive him. !, 10
prohan!e hat NE body viii be sh,nn.H
oacE 70 Durham for burial u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
GrnRmaml 0ioiani
Gnatid]t in Der fran5oiiiden &am'
mer iiber ole glbiiGten Der
gllliirfen anf benz galfan.

Goris, II. Sfto6er. Bremier.
nirliiter 0ioiani fonItatirte Iienitag
III Der &amner, oaB ulorgen rltiiii6c
3rllppcn m Der Scite Don britildgn
mo iran5oiiiden Srlppen aut BEN
@nltdn fdlnpfett miirOen unO 0ai sc.
riigeno 3rnppen rorfanben ieien,
rbne ir9enoeine Der 6rplIten 81
ldppGdlen.
@crr Yipiani gnh ser aafIlmer Elm
lnnge5 Jteilune Der llnterbmlollingciI
mn oen 9alfcum14fen. @r Jag
te, OaB mon allcs nlIiac6nten
5u6e, I'M 8ulonrier aui bic
Seite hcr 9lltirtcn uno 6es
gicft3 mo Ser @ere6tigfGt cd 81
6etonluen, 5ab ole orgIiitigc 5lllgarl'
de gicgierltng inoeiien Die @ertaro.
llngan in Die -2dnge ge5oden uno lid
itlieblih Den boirl 9cl;tiden ir ole
slrmc geiporfen babe. Gem obeloen'
mili6igen" Serbien lpirO DON Dem
.uurtreidcn 5errn 8ipiani geD9ri8
@eibrauG qcitreut unlO idllieBlid
Ser &anlmer Die 3uii1erltng geaeten,
oab ale 8ortcbrIulBen aetrOrieH
ieitu, lm ole 9l6iidtel Der Gentral-
mdd,tc ullo 9ltlQnrieu5 81 bereiteln.
lin ben Serben gu Silfe gu toms
men, miiiIen mir iiber Soloniti geben
unh mil bieIem 3isl Dor 2lugen baben
mir uniere ulnterAaHoluugen in Itben
gefit6rt".
Der Ipabfafte Serr QiOiuni per-
iu9t Johann iiber Die grtldrunJ
Oeuti6lanbs, baB 5rdntrei6 uno
Gnglanb nit Der Gdnoung BON Srup>
pen in Saloniti Griefsnlanos Reuz
tralitdt OerIest babe, faule 0iBe gu
reiBen unb i9lieBt Itine Reoe nit
fOlasnben fulminanten WOrtsn:
,5rantrsi6 uub Gnglanp, in bols
liaer lle6ereinftimmun1 nit i6ren
2aiirten iinb felt snti6loiTen, benz
bodber3iaen Serbisn su Siilfs su tonls
men unb bem 8srtraa Dcn 9utartit
gum geiten Ser6isns. 9ris9enldno3
uno RumGniens Reipett gu oeriaatz
fen ol mir Die 6aruntoren oeiIelben
limb Die britiid}e unb fran5Olilde
Reaierungen nerben bsm RatAe ibrsr
militdriiden geratber tOlssn. anBs
lonb bat oei3lohen, ii4 ieinen 9latirs
ten oraui6lieBen. um ben Serben gu
6ulfe su tommen linb morgen tper0eH
feline 5ruppen Seits an Seite nit ben
uniriqen tampfen."
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Sritii1e llnterieebppte
W 6 en- Der beuti4sn g 9iiz
fabrt ieBt in Der . t.
Zee 1u ihaifen.

&dlmar, S6nsbsu 12. Otto6er.
Der beuti6e 0ampfsr .QicomeOia"
DON 1891 Sounsn, nit $500 5onnen
giiensrs, bon sinem iapeoiI9en 5as
fen na9 Sdmburg unterpsss, 1T am
8ienitas in Der Oitiee DON oem britis
iden llHterieeboOt rs 19" Osrisntt
iporben.
Die .Ricomebia" pgrbe am Iiiolis
den gn0e Der ibipeoiiaen Sniel
Slaub OerIsntt. bic bpra ben aalmur
Suno Don BEN Jeftlono getrennt III.
Die geIabuns erbielt Is Minuten
3eit, Inn iid in bic gootc 5u begs6en.
Die 9suts srreidten ale rpobl6ebdltsn
bag 2ano.
9ds britiI9e lnteris.6oot 1T sines
Der nsueiten Sauhboote Der britii3sH
6lotte.
Srallebors, S6psben, II.
Sttober. Die "a Wann itarte 9sIasz
ung bss beutihen Soh.enOampfers
,@urtrune", bon 3039 Sonnan, Der
am Mcntag auf Der Sob. DON Melnnb
torpebirt purbe, lit bier gslanoet NOR
ben. Wslanb lieet am &almar Suno.
aopsnbagen, u. Stto6er. Die
9eituna ,polititsn" ia9t, 0ab, Iopett
bies betannt III. BIZ iest fiinf Oeutibe
Oampfer IN Der Sftie. DON uuterieea
booten Derisntt tpurosu, unO Der0ums
pfsruertsbr in Der Oities OesOrsaniiirt
lei.
.Bie pi.le britiits llni,rIeboOte
bur6 ben ihmalen SunO ssIangt
iinb," iast bi. 3situHg, lit ui4t be-
tannt. gs iii aber erii6tli6, bdb
Dsutidlanb nit bsm 2esen bon Wis
nen in Der Office gu fpdt fam.
9pnbon, 13. Sttobsr. Cine
Sepeite aus aarlstrpnd, S5peoeH,
fagt. bab Der beutf6s 9ampfer .0iz
rettor RsppenbaaeH" bon 1888 5oHs
nen, bon einem britiihsn uutsrieeboot
iorpebirt purbeR iei. llebsr basS6id@
fal Der 9eiabung 1T ni6ts bstannt.
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mit Gift
@rindte bic Is Sabre alte Sannie
Sart ibrem aebcn eiu GnSe 5u
nadJeu.

Die 70 Sabre alt. Jrau yannie
Sart bon Ro. 2111 Golerain gpenue
lpOIIte ssitern bes aebens giirbe BON
iif iperfen iuo bern SenienIaim por.
arcifer, iftbem lie cine Guantiidt
pariier Grin perf9ludts. Die asbsnss
,lriioe plIr6e iuiberoiiglib mad osm
itaStiiten Soipital aebradJt, no Die
ger3tc gceianete Gegennittel on.
spanoteiL ieSofI ben 3iftono Der
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