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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
WESTERN DEFENsEs OF CON.
STANTlNOPLE ARE SMASHED
BY POWERFUL PRoJEcTiLES
OF DREADNAUGHTs.
M0N0PLANES FLY OVER
PLAIN OF ANCIENT TROY
Ottoman Capital Is in Terror Accord
ing to Dispatches from Cairo
Campaigns in Caucasus and
Along Suez Canal Abandoned
ALLIES to Sieze Isthmus.

London, March Fifteen miles in.
side the Dardanelles, the greatest fleet
ever assembled for bombardment ia
smashing the western defenses of Con.
stantinople into ruins. A lighthouse
south Of Fort Kilia Bahr, on the Eu.
ropean side, has been demolished.
Hurting 1,950-pound projectiles, the
mammoth dreadnaught Queen Eliza.
heath already has inflicted severe dam
age on the fort itself, one of the strong
est in eastern Europe.
Turkish losses in the bombardment
thus far total 5000 dead and wounded,
according to cablegram from Saloni-
XII. Troop trains from Constantinople
are clogging the railways on the Euro
pean side, and the Turkish wounded
lie behind the forts without medical
attention. A powder magazine of one
of the inner forts was blown up.
Fly Over Plains of Troy.
Mahomet's centuries-long hold on
the Dardanelles is being slowly loosen.
ed. French monoplanes are darling
over the plains of ancient Troy on re.
connoitering expeditions. Fighting
between landing parties and Turkish
Infantry is occurring within mile of
Achilles tomb.
Uncontirmed reports published here
assert the allies will seize the isthmus
at its narrowest part, near Bulair, and
cut the European forts off from com.
munication with Constantinople. One
report had it that this feat actually has
been accomplished by landing parties
IN the Gulf of Seros. Military experts,
however, did not credit it. They Point
ed out that large bodies of Turks on
the European side of the strait could
cut their way through the isthmus by
weight of numbers.
Newest Dreadnaughts in Fleet.
Other reports received here said not
only the Queen Elizabeth, but at least
one OF it's sister fighting monsters is
training 15-inch guns upon the sultan's
Notifications. The admiralty refused
to confirm this. For many weeks moth
ing has been known of the where
abouts of the newest dreadnoughts.
The Turks are reported to be sink
ing merchant ships in an ATTEMPT to
block the straits.
From Athens and Cairo came dis.
patches indicating that the Ottoman
capital is in terror. The Turkish gen.
eral staff has summarily halted the
Turkish campaigns in the Caucasus
and along the Suez canal. A dispatch
to London newspaper from Cairo
said that the Turks are evacuating
Sinai peninsula, abandoning some of
the guns they dragged across the des.
ert for an assault upon the canal
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
A RICH MANS ROMANCE.

Would you believe it, the ordinary Pc.
tato has made Henry Schroeder, poor emf
grant boy, the Rich Potato King Of the
a romance which every ambitious farmer
boy will want to read in Salzer's Seed
Catalog.
Among Mr.. schroeder's strong state
mcnts are: "In years of Potato plenty,
plant plenty Potatoes!" Or, in other
words, when Potatoes are plenty and cheap
in Fall and Winter, plant plenty Potatoes
the following Spring, and look for 20. 80,
Doc Potatoes in Summer and Fall. Good
common sense advises that. Worth follow
ing every time!
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
His Own Medicine.

His Own Medicine.
A medical practitioner on board an
ocean liner administered. rathed free
ly, sea-water among the patients who
were i'll. No matter what their all
ments were, dose of the briny fluid
was quickly handed to them, and
they were told to drink it up.
One morning the physician fell over
board, which caused quite consterna-
ton among the passengers. The cap
tain came to the scene and inquired
the cause.
ooh, it's nothing, sir" answered one
Of. the sailors. only the doctor has
fallen into his own medicine chest"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

]. Mcdaniel. Rheumatic pains. SUI.
fered ten months. I was treated by q
physician, but found 10 relief until I
started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills, ]
now feel that am permanently cured
by the use Of Dodd's Kidney Pills"
Dodd's Kidney Pills. soc. per box at
your dealer or Dodd's Medicine Co.,
Buffalo. N. Y. Write for Household
Hints, also music of National Anthem
English and German words) and re-
'cipes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent
free-Adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

Some Of these conservative men
seem to get pretty near the clam
line.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
Wilson May intervene.

Washington, March president
Wilson may be asked to intervene d.
rectly in the eastern Ohio coal strike.
Representative Francis told the Presi-
dent he might later ask him to take
steps to restore industrial peace in
that region.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

Or. J. II. RINpLAus (speeIaIIst),
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Fargo. N. o.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

Backache and burning
in the stem of the Blad.
der, which was sore
and had a constant
hurting all the time
broken sleep. tired feel.
ing, nervousness. pun.
ed and swollen eyes,
shortness of breath and
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
ovERwoRk and KIDNEY TROUBLE

Mr.. James Mcdaniel. Oakley, KY,
writes: Il overworked and strained
myself, which brought on Kidney and
Bladder Disease. NV sYmntoms Were
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
Frank,

: PA, how do you pronounce"
IF it's the war news you're read
ing, you needn't go any further. /
don't know"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

Vanity makes a cheap chrome feel
like an oil painting.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
Omar Was a Roote.

Omar Was a Rooter.
Heiny-Say, Omar, what is an cpl
cure?
Omar-An epicure, my boy, is a man
who would rather eat than see base
ball game.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31


place implicit confidence in the print
ed page, the press, and with the an
nOuncements, repeated daily for
months, along with advertisements
of reputable business concerns of
long standing, it goes without saying
that much of the confidence placed
in these fakirs resulted from the con-
fdence placed in publishers Of the
metropolitan dailies.
Are publishers of metropolitan
so stupid that they do not detect
crooks till after they get their money
and the public through other means
discovers their swindling methods
When they are found out, how
quick the press made move to clear
its pages of such headlines, even go
ing so far as to cut out honorable ad-
vertisers who really possess gifts of
clairvoyance and who deal fairly and
honestly with their patrons. In other
words these fakirs who never pos
sessed anything worthy the name of
gifts above those Of crook were taken
by the press as a criterion in Judging
the gifts of psychic nature. Such
ignorance on the part of publishers
is ineXcusable in this day and ago Of
science and progress.
The money was divided, according
to the evidence, and the daily papers
received a goodly portion for the
space given or sold to further the
game. VIII the press return to the
victims it's portion of the money and
thus clear their skirts and re-estab-
Ish the confidence they have surely
lost in this scheme? Or will they
keep the money and heap the whole |
blame onto the heads Of the other !
fellows and remain silent as to the |
part their influence and claims to re-
speciality had in fleeing the poor
deluded souls out of their hard earned ,
coin? -~ ..---
Of course. clairVoyance is not on
trial It is crooks who use the very
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

FLUSHING OF STREETS.-HaVing
occasion~tO be out often on business
I'D to II midnight have been incon-
venienced and Soaked" several times
by these street and sidewalk -four
fiushers," who are no respectOrs Of
the public.
If sidewalks must be flushed land
I doubt it, the men should not be
permitted to do so until after II mid
night, when few persons are travel
ing about
Street lushers should be compelled
to give warning signal so that pc
destrians willnot be despatched with
mud and water. They do not do this
at present.
The system in use is an outrage on
the general public and should be cor
reeted.-G l.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

THE GOLDEN RULE.-Each day
notice the American flag in the Her
aid and read beneath: America asks
nothing for herself but what she has
a right to ask for Humanity itself"
Each day it brings the thought
how inconsistent it is with the Cold
en- Rule, for it is a poor rule that does
not work both ways. And how can
we claim anything for humanity's
sake for ourselves when we disregard
it so entirely where others are con-
cerned.
The ammunition sent from this
country brings the same catastrophe
to foreign homes as was brought to
us Saturday; and just as UndeserVed.
Strange but true the innocent always
suffer for the guilty.
Oh, how wish everybody would
try to live up to the Golden Rule: ,''DO
unto others as you would have them
do to you" Think it Over.-Mrs. M.
R. Brandon, 1855 N. Wood st.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

jolt. It's power and prestige should
have back of it intelligence and hon?
Orable manifestation in the conduct
of its business, which means so much
in leading and directing the thought
of the less enlightened who depend
so much upon the printed page.-F.
E. Ormsby, 4027 Monroe st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
2nriif in Baltimore.

Ser 10 Sabre aIte Nlidnel Oldr5
BON g1r. 203, 9loro-Goitlc-S -StraBe,
pcl6er Dor mebreren Saoen anoe6.
lid ouf @runO eines ouf oeu glamen
ieines 9Irbeit1ebers, Oes Ge6tsan-
wolts s. Sobn 9eeupfes, eeidlidten
G6edS $135 erlongte uno om ndd.
iteu gag in Gbarleiton 93.-@., Oer-
1aftet iuurOe, muroe geitern ourd
Icteftip Sones nah Baltimore 5l.
riidae6radt Der junae Nlanu miro
in Der mittleren @oli5eiitatiou ieItge-
balten, Inn an Montag @ormittog
ocn Nidter @illiams inn Slgcuoge-
riHt Oorgeiiibrt 81 lueroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
NOn nller sdnIO freiaeiprodlcn.

Sn DER mittlcren &oli5eiltotion
wlrOc geitcrn 2l6enO Elm Suquet
ii6er oen am 6reitog criolaten 300
0es 8 Sabre alten Niorris 2l6ro6on-
ION welcber on Der 6o0ctte- imO
6reoerid-StraBe Our6 Gin BON Dem
"a Sabre olten 9lrt6ur Soroan ge-
lenftes 9nltomobil ocs Srn. {. Ser
bert S6riUer bon Scr Oit-9iOOle-Str.
ii6erfabren murOe, o6gebnlten. Gas
&eroift Der @ei6worenen lailtete, OoB
es iid I'M einen inUermeioIicben lln-
fal bauOelte, inO Dab Der G6auiieiir
feline Sdulo al Oemielben trug Gent
geudB wllroe SorOan, Der geiteru
@iorgen oer6aftet moroeu mar, iofort
Ourd Coroner Chambers ouf freien
6ilB geleBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
.MlnrnLnnO @Gdrr. .glrrcin q

Sn u9liiffePs SoQe" an Ger 9torO-
6reocrid-StraBe fauo geitern gl6enO
SiearesclmdBige, &erlalHntlmHga OcS
rMorplauO 9ddersSereins4 inter
Dem Goriie OcS %rdiiocutcn Seinri6
@olfer imo Der @rotofoQfii6ring Oes
Sefretdrs 9luguit Gogt Itatt. lSn oer-
iel6en beri9tete Oas gerneiuidoitliHc
@omite Der fiinf 9dder-Gereine Der
StaOt, oaB iiir Oos geplante @icuic
81 &lmiten Oes Oeutiben @iilfsfonos
Der u9eitcnO @arf~ fir Oen 26. Suni
belegt uoroeu iei. g}od @rleOiging
Der ii6liHen Gereinsgeiddite puroe
@err So6n Seping als @}itglieo in
0en 9erein Qufgenommeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
g9unSer6ore 9iettuno.

Sinton $3.50. 6. @lGr8. n
Sie6eminObier5ig @ru6en-9lr6eiter,
melde om Qienitag Ourd cine @rpIo-
iiou in Scr SaDIano-8ehe Der Seem
9Riber unO @ocoboutos GonioIiooteo
Gool Company oeri6iittet Woroen
poren puroen beiite 9l6enO IebenO
5li Gage beforoert.
ggie aus Dem @ra6e oiiferitnnoen
begriiBten oie W16nner, ipel6e bier
Gage uno bier glGdte obne Speiie
unO Srant getpeien paren Wieocr
0os Soeeslidt, umringt bon ibren
iibereIiidlihen g[ngeborigen unO
Sreln0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Gr6auatc Fd

6rou Barbara 0leDer modt grauiige
@ntoedlng. 8inOct i6ren @ot-
ten an einem 9olfen im aeller
bdneeno ouf. n Ger Sel6Itmor-
Der Elm Gigorreumo6er bon 9e-
ruf. - Gos Geroift Oes Goro-
ners.
Syo6n @1eDcr, elm 5S So6re olter
Gigorreumader begin9 geitern friib
in ieiner gSobnung, glr. 800, Col
lins-9lbeme, SelbitnorO Our6 @r.
bGngen. Seine Satin SSroi Bar
6ora @}e1er, entOedtc 6ei'm @rmo.
den ouB ibr N}ann oas gett bereits
berloiien botte. Sic iu6te nad
oemieI6en mo fono i6n 5u i6rem
Sdrcden an einem 9olfcn bGngeno
i'm Seller ouf gloAoem iie li6 bon
Dem Sdreden cinigcrmoBeu erbolt
batte, iAnitt lie 0en 2ebeusmiioen ab
unO rief Damn Or. SenrD Sobn bon
9liiguita 9lDenue, berbei. 9ei ieineul
@intrcffen fonnte ser 9(r3t mir nod
0en 500 0es Niounes conitotiren.
Qen 9ln9eb0rigen 0es Selbitm0roers
iit es unerfIGrtlib, mas i'm 8u ser
ungliidlicben Gbot oeronIoBte. Gr
bate feline finon5iellcn S6mierig.
fciten inO icin @eillnObeits5uitonO
IieB nidts 5u wiiniden iibrig. Ser
Coroner, Or. gSein6erg, bonn flo
peitIiden 0iitritt gob Elm oufSel6it-
moro IoltcuOcs &eroitt o6.
Serr 02eDer wuroe in 9cutidIonO
ge6oren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
sfaerlei msrifamiidles.

9eridte aus ser iiiOli6en 9lepu6lif
larteten geitern giinitiger Gar.
rar5o miro berrnut6li6 beieblen,
9e6ensmittel nod StoOt Merifo
einfii6ren 81 loiien. - glusldnOi.
ibe Giplonoten beo6liftigelt
Wlerifo 81 berlaiien.
@ i6ingtoii II, 6. OlGr5. n Gas
Staats -0epartement er6ielt bellte err
nntbigenOe 0littbeihns, nab Oeneu
es oen glnideiu bot, ais miirOe Gar,
ron5a oen goriteauneen ser omeri.
faniiden 0leeiering itottge6en uno
General G6re9on befeblen piirOe, Se-
bensmittel naH StnOt Dlerifo gelans
gen 5u loiien.
@eipiiie 9liifregingen berridte ii6er
oie 91odri6t, ooB in Sompico oie
9lattern ousee6ro6en limo. % aron-
fe befinoen ii6 ougen6lidlid i'm 500
ipitol.
g9d6reno oes Cages bo6en bier
me6rere Oiplomotiide gertreter aus
l6nOii6er Wldhte bon oen @ertretern
i6rer &egieungen in Stoot Wlerifo
oie 9lodridt erbolten. OaB oos DOR.
tiee oiplonotiide Corps beiHloHen
Bate, Stoot 0lerifo 81 perlaiien
lle6er 6ie 9lugelegeu6eit Oiirfte ieOod
crit in einigca Eogen Oie guti6ei-
Dung fallen.
g(ns W1erifo entfommen.
SEEM Dorf, 6. WlGr5. 9lif
Dem Gonpier n@lontepiOeo" troien
beute z 8rieiter bier ein, Die bon
@era Gru5 Dor Garrau5a fliidteten
SIN @an5en iino nab Oeren 9lusia.
gen % @rieiter oes SonOes bernie.
len iuoroen, tueil iie nidt in ser Gage
iparen, oie bon Garran5a ouferlegte
Contribution BON $500,00O aif5u.
brinQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
..WGder.M .Meinnnnerein.N

Inter 9eitung Oes Girigenteu ST.
aarolus ii6te geitcrn gl6eno Der
der-@eiangOcrein~ in o9iiiiiePs
@oIle~ G6ore fir ieiu euoe oieieS
Wlonats itattfiuOeuoes Stiitun9sielt,
fir meldes and in Der @ei6ditS-
iibung Gor6ereitungen getroifen wur-
Oen. 6erner muroe cine GinlaOlug
bonn u0lebger-@eiangOerem" imo
Baltimore Nleb9er-@crein gfr. IL
5n einem @lasfenbaa entgegen ge-
nommen. Den Goriib in Der @e-
idditsiibung tiibrte &rdiioeut So5u
gieu6aus, wGbrenO Scfretdr @owaro
8art6olmc protofoQirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
@raalidj pcritiimmcIt.

@irO ser 9eihnam BON Sones SruSs
ia, bon MorreQ @drf ne6en oen
Giien6obnibienen geiunoen. -
&egenidirnt Derlria6te mqbr-
i6eiulid Der llnfaQ. ~ 600 Oes
@}onneS trot ouf ser Steae ein.
g9G6reno er an oen 9o6ngeleiien
ser @enniulDouia @iien6a6n in ser
g}G6e ser berlGngcrten g8ilfenS. gloc-
me entlong ging, muroe Der Somes
Srllsfo, melHer inn N}orrea @orf
mo6nt oegen 9 lt6r geitern Nlorgen
BON einem 8uge getroiien lmO ouf
Der SteQe get0Otet.
9luf melde @eiie iic6 Der llnfoll er.
eiguete lit nidt betouut, icOoH wirO
Dermut6et, OoB Der 9le9eni6irm OeS
Wlanues ooS llngliid perilriodte, SUI
NAL Srusfa wo6rideinlid oeu Der.
onua6eu0en BUG niht benerftc, neil
i5m ser S1irm Die 9luSii1t be6in-
oerte. Sein 2eidnom mliroe grGB-
lid peritimmelt bon Dem @rocerie-
9eiiber 9ouis Nlielfe, bon 9iolet0ile,
ais 0ieier ii6er bic 8riide an Der
@ilfens 9lOemle sing, auigenmOen
Coroner Sob, bon &ioletSDille,
miro belte einen Snqueit 6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Syron Sn6ert Stnrm aeitor6en.

SIN gllter ben 20 Sobren lit 6rou
&ubert SturuL Elm cifriges @}itglico
ser fotboliiden ct. gllp6ouius- @e-
meinOe geitern @torgen in ibrem
SeinL glr. S27, @enniploonia-glbey
bonn Sooe o66erufen wor0en. Sic
binterI1Bt ouBer ibrem @otten Oie
folgenoen ainoer: @ater Seroinano
$. Sturlt, 9iefter Scr ct. sSoiepb's-
Stride in Go6eiter, &c. g. Clement
6. StirnL Soiepb g8. Sturm bon
Buffalo, g. g., 8iIlioni 81. Sturm
Subert S. Sturm iry 6rGulein Sc
cilio Stitrm rn0 Sri. MarD Sturm.
0er gtiieeung miro ein feierlicbes
Gequieni in Der ct. 9upboniuS.&ir-
DIE borongeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
GOailiOn in Ocr g3ai.

Ger Iumpfer nOorf 9liUer" bon
Ser uGoiicrn Shore TRANSFORMATION
onO Development Company" melNer
Ireitag glbcnO init Dem Shooner
n9fidlmono" in ser 9}d6e bon SeUeu
6oot anoa coQioirte, ipltrOe geiiert
uoh einem God Der Sfinner Stills
6mi-@eiellibnit ae6rabt no feline
eiugeoriidte Shiiispano rcparirt
rcparirt pcroen miro. 0ic 9lcparos
treu werocu lmgeid6r ciucu @'onat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Tdr6t 9aar nit
salOci.IDcc Ol''l''''
gScnn init sd,uefcl Sen'll''F
es 10 notiirlidl, Oaf s'i'"''''
cs ucif.

Qic oItnooiidc @aiiduna 00'r 0o'rrovcs,
bci S6cc itno sdwcfeL I'M g Slur
ltreifiQcs uno fa6les SaQr o" ,'nS sic
feIn, lit @roBmuttcrs @'lifcl =" i6rcllI
scrtc 5cnllsem cs picocr. nm 1l5gur6e
Soor cine qlltc, alci9mabiat' btiti5, d. 81
al crboItcn. 0ics 1T ucrlllIl''il,7S 1, Scu'
mir 10 in chem 8citoltcr lc0el' ,'r'sistcrI u
iugenolidc griAcimIns Do"
&ort6eil lit. riht bic
Scitte ober 1nbcn lpll !, Ianl'
l6micrige g(ufgobc, Solpe' OS9iidln9
ncln un0 bic ituItduOlidle oo'e glpO'
i'm Souic Dor5unc6mcn. .sSls sllS 5age
t6efcn bcrfoufcn Oas SSQyiy SQ'o,S~ ae'
onO Sulphur Soir eoalpplo'' so Gcuts.
nonntc Yroouft fir eflpa ~ - oa glie'
es lit ouBcroem icbr belleON i onac'
mono en- cntScdem font Oos S. 6 ciu"ina ua
lponot mur0c. @}an fcildllcl mci6e
cincn g6malnlu oOcr clnc licit Oicic
9iirItc 0anlit al ill0 S''rh oh 0aS
stro6n uob stra9ll Ou Onur,ridpiIl,
SOAR. 9is 5unt @lorgcp ! o6cr OcH
set oos oroue Soor. SSas onS ~" Spl
Gomcn an nS8pctb's @ Sa9t Il 0oB e
p6llr" an bcitcn acidaf, .l.,n ~ oaS
nod wenigeu glillpel.ggbt .grbt Ion0cI,p'
Soor nidt nir Ouufel lar1s @ldlis unO
oicicui oue6 icncn iueidell l,l,.rIei5R %'i1S BE-
jenes oiHte 9lusic9eH cs aiB'l
10 on8ic6eno mirten lllO :. SopfDdlp
Dem aopfiduppen jude'Oss sSorc Sci per-
unO ooS g(usfaIlcn oV' (Sn,ciae)
biitct. =
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6rn. Sas. iyrcO. SaNiuar6 81 @6rcn

81 @bren oeS Srn. Sones 6reo.
SoDmaro, Oes poIitiiden Eeprdien-
tonten Der g91eps,~ mel1er Dor eini-
gen Eogen gum Wlitglieoe Der MorD-
lGnoer g[usiteIungs gomniiiion
fir Oie @onomo-glusit ernonnt
purOe, 1mo Su Gbrcn Oes Srn. SEQ.
g. Stiles, eines oIten 3eitunesmon-
nes, ser 5um Goniul ernonnt miro,
fono elm 9onfett I'M oSotel Stem
merit" itott, oos Oen 8ei6en bon il.
rem Sreunoen itnter oen 3eitungss
Ieuten gegeben mlr0e. Infer Den
eingeIooeuen @brcngditen befonoen
iid U1oDor Somes $. 4reiton, 81. 81.
McGornid uno Somes @tcG. Grippe.
Ole Subitribenten 5u Dem 9onfett
moren: g8. Oscar g[noerion SSobn
S. N[nocrion Soiepb 9. 8ratton
0iuigbt gurrouebs, s.. 8. gedner,
DonaIo gS. Combs, @iI6ur s. GoDIe,
Sol. @oporo 6. Garrington, Col. &.
g9. Greecb, Col. 81. 9. Cunningham
9[rtbur 6. 9arbB, 9LIfreO S. Gjroot,
Charles sc. SoripooO, $. S. $or-
man 9[rtbur g8. Sopts, ir., 0oniel
s. 2ooen, GoI. Clinton 0icGobe, s..
6. glilrpbD, @aibiueton; 81. S. @tc-
9onnoIo, SorrD g8. g1eepier, Stll-
art Slipier, Sobn 8. SWens, Ston-
lcD W1eo0e &cunoIos, @oibineton;
6. $. 9fuuo, goleieb 6. Smith, 81.
9. Steuort, sSobn s. goIIer, S. g..
@olfer, @oibineton; SenrD @Oparo
@oener, Tlor @as, IS. s. gSisner
uno @eoroe g8. @ori6om, ir.
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GntfIod 0em irOiihen aammerI6aI

Sm nSt. Soiepbs-Soipitol" ibieO
Der SO Sabre olte Srarcis S6roeoer
BON Ger. 1926, O-@ort- StroBe,
ser Iebtcn @1ittmo6 in ieiner @ob-
nung 6epuBtlos nit einem Gas
idIouh inn @iunoe oufeefllnoen
puroe, aus Dem 2e6en. S6roeoer
6otte idon lette ISOLDE Deriudt ici-
nem 2eben Elm Gn0e 5u modem Oa
ieine Srou einen Saft6efebG negen
@erundldiiiguug fir ibn erIongt Bat
te.
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g8eaen anaebIiden @in6rnds Derlaf


ltnter Dem Geroa6t, angc6li6 in
Oie @o5nluig bon @iaiam $. Sen-
uings, gar. 5, Glmburit9ioao, ciugc-
6rodeu mO Sumelen unO onOere @e-
gcnitdnoe i'm @ert6e BON 1901 9e-
itoblen 81 babeu, puroe geiiernQl6cno
Der 81 Sabre aItc @ugeue g. @lc9Ra-
ms bon 9tr. 1917 4enniplOana-
9lOenue, Ourd oen Geteftib @obler
Oer6aitet unO in Der mittleren @oli-
5eiitation eitgelieiert, no er fir oie
goli5ei bon 9aItimore.Gmuitu ieit.
ge6alten miro.
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Orr 0oooctt ber6oftet.

pGr" @enrD $. @ng9ett bon g}r.
S22, Nlontforo 2lDenuc, ipurOe &c
iiern pom 0li6ter 0ean in Ser moro.
oitliden @oli5eiitatiou inter ser g(n-
idltlOigung, fronfe @erionen o6ne
cine Eoftor Sicen5 6e6anOelt 5u ia.
ben Dem @eridtsberfa6ren ii6erruie.
len &erihieoene acknowledgement
i6me6en ii6er Oes ,GoftorS~ &aupt,
unO feline e6eliden Ser6dltuiiie fii6r-
ten 5u ieiner Ger6aftltng. 0to6 Sen
9lngo6en Der @oli5ei ber6eirat6etc
iiH Soggett am 16. 0}opem6er nit
Srali giellie Sonfs bon SeQ0soille,
g9. 80, Die bon i6rcn @atten an.
gebli6 feline S6ei0lmg erlangt bot
te. Tie Sraluing mlrOe ieiner 3cit
Our9 EaItor s. Nl. GDiter bon gtr.
1925, 0it 8altimoreitraBe, bol5o-
gen. Soggett 6otte cine 9ln5eige fir
cine Solsbdlterin IN elmer 3eitlng,
lmo 6rau SanfS neloete ii6. Ser
Nlann molte ii6 a6er ber6eirat6en
mO fragte oie6rait bic er OonSeoOS-
bile no6 Baltimore fonmen lieB,
pie longe lie BON i6rem Wianhe &C.
treunt 9ele6t babe. 0ieie ga6 an
ooB 0ieies 0eri6ieoene Sabre Der iei
umo Soggett ia9te i6r Ooun ooB ibre
@6e anmilirt mare.
9(m ndAiten Gage 6oltc cr Ooun
Die Seirot6s-2icen3. Sie 6lie6eu
imgei9oreL bis ocr 9ru0er Der
5rom 81. Sisler BON Seaos0iae, nod
Baltimore fam mO Sru. S. 8.
@rgiire0idj, Spc5ial-gl0euten oeS SUI
iti5-0eportcnents, conlultirtc. Der
2eBtere ionOte Damn ciueu ieincr 9ln-
gciteltclL Somuel Go1eu, nah Der
@obmmg Oes 9lr5tes, Inn ii6 Degeu
Mageu6ei6peroen be6onoeln 81 loi-
fen Ser ,Goftor" unteriudte 0en
@aticnten ie6r iorgialtig imO ertldrtc
i6nb ooB er 6er8lcioeuo Jet. Go6cn
mlBte ST be5oblen, mo Der 2lr5t
murOe geiiern 0}or9en Oer6aitet.
&aggett CAB Dor Dem &oli5eiridtcr
an ooB er peridieoene mcO5iniibe
@iicber geleien babe ino iopicl wiiie,
wie ein 9lr5t. @r ber6eirot6ete idb
Dor 20 Sa6rcn in 9lep Dorf mo
puroe 10 Sabre ipdter bon ieincr
6roii getrennt. @r beirdt6tete Damn
wieoer imO ieine 5mcite 8rau iiorb
an o. 9lpril Oorigeu Sa6res. 9ln-
iangs 0ftober molte er ii6 Damn nit
SRI. Gitelle McGIure bon gar. 1901,
rO-Strider- StraBe, 0erbeirat5clt
oieiel6e 6radte o6er sic 9icen5 nac6
Dem Sicen3biireau nit Dem gemerfen
5uriid, ooB Die 6od5eit nidt Itatt-
finoe Sm 9}ooember 6eirat6eie er
Damn 6rmi Sanfs. 6aggett lit As
Sabre alt, w16renO ieine gegenwdr.
tioe @ottin "a Sabre alt it, gr bat
ais 3immermann geur6eitet
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niir aSnIGitinn 6eitimmt.

g[ilf Dem onterifatilhen Ganpier
.Gulcon" Scr in einigen Eogen bon
9lep gorf nob Bolditina obfd6rt uno
cine groBe 9oouug 9ia6rlngsmittel
alcioer etc. fir sic not6leioen Suoen
an 9oro Bat befinOen iid aud @e-
genItGnoe i'm g8ert6e bon $4,000, Die
BON 9altimorern aeitiftet woroen
Iino. 90 iie aber oort6iu fommcM
iit nod imgeipb.