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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
SOLDIERS RID PATH
OF MANY sN|PERs
THEY THREW FLASHLiGHT ON
MExicANs AND RETURN
FIRE, KILLING ONE.

COLUMBUS, ~ M, May IA
story of an ingenious plan employed
by an American truck officer to rid
the path of the motor supply trains
on their way to the Mexican front OF
some of the snipers that have been
harassing them recently was brought
here today.
1--WE had been sniped at several
times from the same point In the
rock canyons between FL Gale and
Namiquipa," truck man said.
"On our last trip we received in
formation that the Mexicans again
were preparing to shoot at us that
night. Consequently when we were
within few miles Of the place the
train was (stopped and our lights
were hooded The officer in charge
OF the train took small detachment
and went ahead to point opposite
where the Mexicans were believed TO
be. He fixed flashlight on rock
ahead, yards from his soldiers, and
threw its beam in the direction of
the snipers. The Mexicans imme-
diately followed with volley at the
light. disclosing their whereabouts 10
the awaiting Americans. In return
ing the fire the Americans killed one
Mexican, but the others, possibly
three or four men, escaped
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
STREET Car Strike.

PITTSBURG, May 1.-Thousands
of persons were compelled either to
walk or ride in automobiles or big
drays to work today as a result of
the strike of street car men which
began shortly after midnight. Oper-
atoms were completely suspended on
all lines Of the Pittsburg railway
companies in Pittsburg and vicinity
and the Washington and Charlerol
interurban lines. as well as on the
Beaver Valley and Washington local
lines.
President J. ID. Gallery announced
that no attempt to operate cars
would be made today. The Pennsyl-
vania, Baltimore and Ohio and the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroads
put on extra local trains in order TO
handle the increased crowds, while
all the down town department stores
and other business houses sent auto
'tions of the city to gather up their
employees.
The strike order was issued at mid
night shortly after negotiations be.
tween the employees and officials Of
the company had been broken off
There was no disorder
7 Mayor Joseph G. Armstrong con-
ferred with representatives of both
sides in an effort to induce them to
submit a new proposition before the
strike was called.
The strike affects 1920 conduc-
tors and motormen and about 800
other employees of the company The
men first demanded, 30, 35 and 38
cents an hour, respectively, for the
first, second and third years service,
but later yielded to 30, 80 and 36
cents. The company refused to pay
more than 30 cents.
The strikers early today stationed
pickets at the various car barns and
also at the city limits to prevent the
Butler Short Line and the Butler,
Harmony and New Castle interurban
cars from entering the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
DEMOCRATS WILL
Be HARMONIOUS
POLITICIANS ALL ASSURE THAT
FOR MEETING IN MACON
TOMORROW.

ATLANTA, May All indications
are that the state Democratic conyen-
ton which meets in Macon next We'd
nesday for the purpose of declaring
the nominee of the Democratic party
OF Georgia for president and the fur
ther purpose of electing a delegation
to the national Democratic convention
in st. Louis, will be perfectly harmon
ious from beginning to end
So far as may be judged by the gen.
eral comments among politicians in
the hotel lobbes and around the cap
itol, no factional differences will come
to the surface in the convention, but
on the contrary it will run smoothly
in its proceedings and the choice of
delegates will be made without any
clashes
The reelection of Clark Howell of
Fulton county as national committee
man from Georgia, which position he
has held 20 years or more. seems to
meet with general approval, and there
is no indication that he will be op-
posed.
In the selection of delegates to the
st. Louis convention, the convention,
according to all indications, will
choose men who are staunch support
ers of Woodrow Wilson.
Among those who have been prom
nently mentioned as delegates to st.
Louis are Hon. James r. Gray of Full
ton, Judge E. j. Reagan of Henry,
Hon. Peter Cumming of Decatur, Hon.
w. F. jenkins of Putnam, Judge
Charles l.. Bartlett of Bibb county
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
MAY PARADE Of
LABOR UNIONS
MOST NOTABLE
WILL BE GREATEST AMERI-
CAN PUBLIC HAS EVER
SEEN-1Oo, 1000 MEN WILL
FALL INTO LINES.

NEW YORK. May loving to
the unusual ferment in labor circles.
union leaders predict that the Nav
day parade here this afternoon will
be one of the most notable demon
strations New York has ever seen
estimates of the number of men and
women in the line running as high as
100000. After the parade there will
be a great mass meeting in Union
square and smaller meetings in be-
tween thirty and forty halls through
out the city.
The nucleus of the parade will be
the garment workers 10000 of whom
have been locked out in a contest
with the manufacturers over the
closed shop question.
To prevent disturbances, unusual
precautions have been taken. A large
number of policemen will be sta
tened in Union square when the
parade disperses and the mass meet
ing is addressed by orators and labor
leaders. Among the strikes planned
for Inauguration today is that OF ma
rine engineers employed on harbnr
tug boats, who demand an increase
of IA per cent in wages and one day
off week, AS this would effect
more than 300 tug boats and thou
sand barges operated by the rail
roads, ii was feared that the move.
ment of freight between the rail
road terminals, warehouses and
steamships would be seriously ham
pered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
ALL IN FAVOR
Of ENFORCING
NEW PR0H|L LAW
BRUNSWICK PEOPLE WANT
TO GIVE LAW FAIR TEST
AND WILL INSIST UPON RIG
Id ENFORCEMENT.

Brunswick yesterday experienced
her first real dry" day. The new pro-
'hibition law, making it unlawful to
sell beer. as well as whisky. went into
effect and the doors of all beer sa-
looms were closed AS stated in The
News Sunday morning. however, the
city practically went dry Saturday
night shortly after o'clock. when all
of the saloons had sold out their en-
tire supply.
Yesterday morning the doors to all
of the beer saloons were closed tight,
and things went along as If the city
had been dry for weeks. One or two
of the former dealers are already in
other lines of business. while the 9TH
ers, it is stated, will be settled within
a few days.
Enforcement Favored.
The strict enforcement of the law
is favored in Brunswick, about which
there is no question. Even those peo-
pie who have never believed in prohi-
bition and who have always been OPP
posed to drive beer out of the state,
and in favor of strict enforcement
of the law. These citizens. as well as
all others want to see every feature
OF the law obserTrd, and they are
going to give all possible assistance
to the officers in doing so.
THE law should be rigidly enforc.
ed = said one prominent Brunswickian
| yesterday in discussing the situation.
IN understand that beer and whisky
was freely sold in the city Sunday;
that already there are reports that
blind tigers are flourishing, etc. The
officers should get right to work and
close them all out; they should not de-
vote all OF their time to the negro who
sells a pint of whisky, and close their
eyes tight when they pass the. man
who sells these negroes their supply
and who handles 1t by the case We
ought to all join together and enforce
every feature of the law"
Many other citizens were heard to
express themselves in similar man
ner, and II is believed that every eff
fort is going to be made to absolutely
prohibit the sale Of beer and whisky
in Glynn county. II the reports heard
yesterday are really true, IL whisky
and beer were sold then the officers,
county and city should get actively
at work and put a stop to this illegal
sale. The people want to give
the law a thorough test and the only
way to do so Is to strongly enforce ev-
cry paragraph in the several new pro-
hibition bills.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
0. K. CARSWELL TO
co INTO BUSHES
LEFT YESTERDAY FOR WAYcRoss
TO ENGAGE AS A STATION
AIRY DEALER.

0. K. Carswell left yesterday morn
ing for Waycross where he will be
engaged in the stationery business in
the future.
Mr.. Carswell Is one of the younger
business men Of Brunswick who has
grown up with the city, having been
connected with the Columbia Naval
Stores company for a number of years.
Associated with him in the new con-
cern will be Mr.. Zeigler, recently with
the Georgia Hardware company.
Mr.. Carswell, who is well known in
military circles, is lieutenant OF the
Georgia national guard in the commits
aly department and served on Mai. c.
A. Taylor's staff. He was recently
elected second lieutenant OF the Bruins
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
JOE SCARLETT MAY LOSE
EYE HURT WITH HOT LEAD

Joe Scarlet, the ten-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scarlet, OF the
Georgia Veneer & Package company,
accident with hot lead Saturday night.
Joe was pouring hot lead into some
iron pipes to mould it into the shapes
he wanted it, when he came to one
with water in it. Not knowing about
the water he held his eye over the
tube to see that the lead was not vast
ed. The steam created by the hot
lead elected it with an explosion, spat-
tering the boys face with the metal,
a piece of which caught him in the
eye.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
ONE Of THE MAIN
RING LEADERS
GETS WOUNDED
SNiPlNG STILL CONTINUES IN
SOME SECTIONS OF MEX
lcO TODAY.
PEOPLE GLAD TO BE OUT
ON THE STREETS AGAIN
Houses All Around Were Dented
With Bullet Marks-Some of
Them Were Barricaded With
Thick Oaken PIanks.

LONDON, May 1.-Official an
nouncement was made this afternoon
that all the rebel leaders in Dublin
had surrendered.
The rebel leaders in Dublin having
given up their fight as lost, the rank
and file are continuing to lay down
their arms. Shipping is still reported
from some sections of the city. how
ever. One group of $50 men surren-
dered in body yesterday. All the
leaders in the Irish capital have now
given themselves up, according to Off
cial announcement today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
SPEER APPOINTS
SMITH RECEIVER
FOUR MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE
HANDLED IN THE UNITED
STATES COURT.

MACON, May Judge Emory
Speer OF the United States court of the
outhern district of Georgia tonight ap-
pointed receivers for the James M.
Smith estate in oglethorpe county.
The estate Is worth something like
100000 and has been In court about
six weeks.
The receivers are Walter Stripping
of Atlanta, John White, r. l.. Moss
and Charles Phinizy OF Athens. VI
Rowland Ellis and 0rviIle a.. Park
are attorneys for the receivers. n,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
TAKES MILLION DOLLAR
CARGO FROM HERE TODAY

The English tramp steamer Nape-
rian cleared at he custom house yes
terday and will steam today for Liver
pool with an immense cargo princi-
pally Of cotton, but much other stores
and other things being exported by the
Strachan Shipping company.
The cargo that will leave this port
today is worth something like a mil
lion dollars, there neing over 10000
bales of cotton alone, valued at some
thing over 100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02

wick Riflemen and assigned to duty in
that company. Lieut. Carswell is an
efficient officer and will be greatly
missed by the local militia as well as
by his numerous other friends. who
wish him much success with his new
business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
GERMANS MAKE ATTACK.

PARIS, May German troops in
dense masses made violent attack
last nignt on positions captured by
the French north of Dead Mans Hill,
on the Verdun front The attack was
defeated by the French, the war office
report of this afternoon says.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
ON WAY TO INSTRUCTION CAMP.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Two bat.
terles of field artillery from Fort Mey-
er, on their way to the summer in
struction camp at Tobyhanna, Pa,
were reviewed from the capitol steps
today by tue senate and house con
ferees on the army bill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
GIVE UP FIGHT AS
LOST AND RANK AND
FILELAY DOWN ARMS
FIFTY SKILLED LABORERS
TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS

The Brunswick Marine Construc-
ton corporation will, it was reported
yesterday, bring fifty skilled laborers
here next week to begin on the con-
struction of the plant for the new ship
building company.
1t is understood that these men will
be permanent and the city's popuIa-
ton will be increased to that extent
when they arrive with their families.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
PROHIBIT PA, SAGE OF AIRCRAFT.

LONDON, May Ia Central News
dipatch from Copenhagen quotes the
Dagens Nyheter, of Stockholm. to
the effect that the Swedish govern
ment has decided to introduced bill
prohibiting passage of foreign air craft
over Swedish territorial waters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-02
TRAN PORT ToRpEDoED.

y BERLIN. May tby wireless 70 the
Associated Press, via ssgyille) III is
reported from Saloniki that 4 6aknaan
sdbniarine has tornedoed 4 larsf trans
port
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07

btraus, Isle Fnb bod eff Dor 5sbn
3assn 1sim9ereiIt.'
sDa miIlen Sts ii6 irren, 9err,"
T1gt &c frsunbli9, spa9rI9eiHli9
perps6ieIn Gle MID nit eiusm aus
bern
rgein, ntin, Gle lporeH es, Der
uns sr3Gbtte, ipte Sie Sbrsn 2eut.n
oraubsn 6ron50Fid go6en unO @iI9'
iiibrang,"
,gmerrings, absr bnmaIs MGR eB
ebsn, OaB i'd auf llrIaub sing, isbs
o6er fabr i'd pieoer 6sim.
.9eim2 @obin3"
Isl, 5u meiEem Regiment Ea9
PrSasnpi5.N
llns alien i'm @iienbnbnobseil bat
es cine Meile bic ReOe berImIdgen.
5eim gu feinsm ae9imsnt nab Pr5as.
rBIs. Seim az leiusa 2tutel in bic
G6dbengrdbsn. Seeim gu Ieinen ads
! meraben BON ben Gturmtolannsn.
6eim gum 8uaia6rungsunte,ri6t
spiI9en ben S9lad Ten 9sim 80 ben
artilleriepferbcn, bic ibt teine ions
aen 8interbaare mebr bdtten, 10
longe nie fem Mittelfirger, fon6srn
friibItnssSIatt ergIau3ten
Seim, bsim 8pei Seimaten bat
in SteIsm lnnsen &riege infer Mebra
mann nod uRb mad beIommen. Cine
brinnen:
,@obin fGbrft bu2" aGi, boim
3ur Mutter 6riuneu." l1rb cine
braubm:
r@o9in fdbrit bu ieBt2" 81
6oim gu meineu Geuten OrauBen."
Der Goloat BON beute bat es Nut.
ST mag tommen ober gsbeu. immer
fdbrt er beim, tur bein.
,Go2 llno fpenu i'm nun bic Iebts
Rugel trifft unb iA i'm frasen mir
be: @p9in gebt bic g}eiie iebt, SER
&ameraO2" r9oim," pirbe er
nit feinem leBten Qugenaufid!a9 faz
gen, abnim, Serr,4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07
ZM esI6Idte des Gsppitbs.

Sm Orient, Defenders in Berien
une Suoien, bat Die 3eppedpeberei
als 6aasinouitrie bic gldn3euofte
QuabiIoung erfabren, ni4t nur teds
Mid, IonOern aud in Muiterung unO
B~ar6engebung, neil Der Seppia Elm
6aupttrdger Der &%unIformen 0e3
Drients ipdro. 6tttens uno ReIi9is
Dns9t6rGu3e bes morgsnIdnD,i@su
Qebsus Tiuo eng nit i9m Dernapien
ct gibt Der let9teren 8ei@affeabei,
elmer Notwithstanding gletpiom
Dos ar6itettoniide Gefii9ee pomi!
8eodrfnis uno Sdmud in i'm psr-
eint inn.
Sine gauS auoere Roae iptelt Der
3eppta i'm 9auie Oes 4benolanOes,
0as in isinen Wdnoen unb g~esoneten
5uBbo0en einen ieiten 3uiammen9alt.
oarfelt, poriu 6ol3 unO Gteiu 5us
nddF bic 1duptid1liaiien G9mud
former berge6eii, 6ier bat alp bas
eigeutli6e 8eoirfnts fir eine teJtiIe
&usitattang in orlentaliidem Snne
niemuls porgelegen, uaO es odrf 6os
ber ntdt fpunoernebmen, oaB europa
uno bic neue gaelt BON leber ibI:
geppi6e ous 8oroerafieu 6e3ogen bas
ben un0 bar bic dbenolon0il6e synz
0ultrie o1fiir in Der 9auptfo4e Ell
NIT Dem 10. 519rbunbcrt einleBtei
Bis Oobin goIt Der morgeuldnDiI42
Sat i'm 4uslan0 als Elm bprnebmef
Gurus, in5beionoere. Iopeit es Den
auBteppic6 nit boaItebenDemGlor an.
geht. Den 8anbteppi@ btngegea bill
bette man in Europa uls Birtts4nit
i'm Mittelalter aus. 9ie Rir9t tes
burfte ieiner ols Riidlagen fir 0a5
gborgeIi9l, unO BON ga aus it4ea
mir i'm beriiber3ie9eu in 0as prd4s
ttqe @o6n6aus Der aenai6ance, 0o
er iiber Ser 9ol3pertdfeluns ole
Dan0mQlerei ooer Die geipannte Setr
0entapete erieBt anb Elm bubmdBiges
OetprationsItiid nirb, Dem bic gros
Gen MeiIter: 9fapbael, 2e6run uno
Ru6ens, i9re &artons gu @ebOts itelz
len. Bon 5ronireid aus erbdlt Der
gepirfte 8eppi6 Den Namen @ObsIin
mad elmer i'm 15. SahrbunDert tn
pari8 onfGFigen 5Grberiamilie, bic
sic SerIteaung BON 3aptferien
Dies 1T in 6ronfrei4 ole uriprdagIi,
DE 9e3ei9nung fir getpirtte 3aptttr
= nod flanorifaen Mluiteru begaaH,
Der gleu8eit If nit Der tuuItges
ntrblidsn 8epegung in europa lett
ben 1850er SaHren Der Seppi1 als
5u~Bbobeubelag Elm geoirfniB in he.
foratioem Gimme g%elDoroen. l1nierem
huge feblt Elm barmpniiher aub.S
punt, fpenn Die gum 9eIprdd eiHlea
oenDen, UNI einen Sii9 ~georDnetea
GeIel duf Den blanfen 9ielen ftebeE,
Der Seppin tit unferer ItilgeiibttH
Generation eben mebr dls nur eis
8eoiirFnis oes fpdrmenoeu 69usss.
oas betpeifen iaon Die peueren, in
Aulnabme getommenen forbigen Qit
noleumbeldqe. MIR piini9en einerI
9eppih dls betoratipe abihluBfld@s
bss GuBbooens, bic Der iiber uns &c.
malten Dede uno ejntt ItimmungSf
ppusn Sopete ertipridt.
SIN boras6meR europdii6en 5anfe
bes Guoens bot iid i'm Nltefttm Elm
@rfaB in Den ansgslegten Mofaits
uno Gfri9booeu; glsi9 ben TlOTdti.
einbsiteH feBt iid aber oad in dlts.
rem orientaliid den 1sppiden oas Stu
fer auf quaoratiihsr Grunolace 5u-
Iammsn: bterin liegt geptiermaBeu
oer iiiIifiI9e Qusganaspuntt Ipl6er
o~rnomentalen Observation-Disclosures,
her ient morgenIGnoH9cn Gr3eueni7t
bcTonbers oils3tihnei ,ipeif in finer
geOiirfnis mo Sdmud lidh in bar
moniidem Gintlanes tiinftierii4 sRt
Faltpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07

,,9enti0sN tmerifa"
1T Das @eipradj bes Cages.

gtllr cine 5timme 0es &obes berriht itber
Sic erite Summer Der uelen oettidainerifani-
iben 8o6enidritt.
,0entld Nmerifa" bat onrd ieinen iiber
ole grmortlmgen groBen GrfoIa b%eruieiet oaB
cine oeuti6e 8odeni6rift IN Auerifa Elm
8eSirfais 1T.
Nus eirten gil6er6ud Der ariegs3eit it nun
cine 3eitidriit geporoelt Elm 9}a9a8in, ooS
lid in syn6alt unD au8fii6rltng trot oes biai-
gen Breiies getroIt neben Die 6eiten olerifoni.
I6e1 uro 0eutiden 8ohenidriften ielen farn.
Ser Snb1It Der eriten NlrRrner bat Die 2eier
in 6obem @}aBe befrieot9t un0 BET ben SaG-
beritdnoigen 9eifaa gefu1oen. Dime ben iQit-
itrierten Sell 0eS Seftes SIT berfiiraer, obne
BEN @reis 8t erb0ben, baben mir ben Srtbalt
iebr beoellteno Derntebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07

NIIHlITlIl
: Nominations Goupon:
: Giu Bonus ION 10000 Gtimmen mir icOem aunteRauten seseben,
: Der Oieeu aOnpou %cininOetl
: SGglidc Omaha sribine,
: Spnte-gRauager,
: Omaha, Nebr.
: Cd bekige mid hermit an Sbrem Spntei, beginHenO am
: Is. 9e,cmber 1915 nnS enbenS am 10, 5ebrnar 1916. Gdifen
: Sic init iofurt aGe nOtiseu Eapiere nuO RrobeSettunsen sn, nnO
: geben Se mir fir Die GinienOmng 6iees aOnpons SreOit far
: 10000 Sttmmen,
Mdtnn9sOoa
: Shame
: aOreTe
: sSobuOrt ............
: 0atnm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07
Ser erjtfloiige &riegSroman
,,9ie TGBue Der 8aaOnen"

bari oI8 %foIt6arIte @obe ser netten 3eitidrift
aeritbn1t Deroen; Ole @rejgniiie Der eriten
arieqsseit entpideln iib Shlag ouf S6lag
Dor unieren g(ugen. Die mei1terbafte 4rt Der
5hil6erlng bait inns bonn eritet Qltge1bltd on
a~efanaen mo in a~ten1loIer Spanltlttg folgen
mir ben biitoriiheu 8otioten5 ne6ei oener Die
Sdidiale Der DeutIhen uno belgiiden Seloen
Der @ei6i6te IN i~traffen 2inien ge8ei4net itno.
Die Yuiifbeilage Der erlten Summer:
ySm Der Seimut ba si6ts Elm 8ieOerieben"
1T olein ben greis 6es Seftes inert, nn6 ooinit
lit Ser SnbaIt Der 8ohenihrift ~feinesmegs er,
idobft.
Sie Slpeite 9tnmmer
fc8 o8entid-smerifa4 i~ibertrtfft nod Die erite
on Reibbaltigfeit.
n3ie SABINE Der &alOnen"
miro fortgeiebt.
2uS MuifbeiIage geben mir OieSmol Oa8
pr1dtige 2ieo:
o0ie gauge SOmpasnic@,
bon @ictor $oIdtoer, ous gu Sen populdritelt
SoIooteulieOern 5ablt.
gl1m Sen rHnSeu Slid"
bsriainmelt Der Re6afteltr Oes gSentid ameri.
ia" leine 2eier, lm nit ibnet ilber pidtige
6rogen bon 0er3 SIT Screen ST ipreden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13
:. q. Singer
@crlangt Don Garl Mucblila Nn
maltsgebiibren im @etrage bon
$1,000.
|Mllebli,1a erflart, Singer SIT feine1
3eit enaoairt 81 bobe1.

Mnpalt 2. u. Singer bat aciterr
IcIne &la9c I'M getrage Don 5000
1gesen Gorl Guebling IT,, lpelder mc.
gen grn1orOung ieiner Sral1 ST. 2C
Sabren 3uftballs perurtheilt 1plir'
Sc, a~nitrenaen %laiien. Die &lagc.
ld}rift mnroe Rltebling aeitern Mor,
gen ourh Sheriff 2olis gfbarot i'm
Scott Gollntp Iiltriftsaeridlt iiber.
|brad)t. Arupalt Singer, meld1er bic
Sefalptln1e alfiteIlt, Don Ml1ebllna
als Gertbei0igcr e~ngaglrt 5u lein, bat
Die Mnlpalte @oof mo @alluff nit
Ser &ertretl,ng ieiner slltereiiem be-
trout. Die 8laaeifrift iol am oOer
Dor bem 10. Mar5 binterlegt mer-
Den.
@err Singer bat iein Moaliddtes
aeti9arL llll1 5ll nerbiiten, oab Die sln=
fiinoigullg Der &lage III Die cages
prelic selange. Nlles, mos er 5t ia
gen batte, als er iiber BEN @orfau be
fraat ml1roe. ipar, baB aus Dem Gro=
tofol Ser 9%erDatolll1g Ierporaebe,
Oab er oils Sertbeioiger flll19irt bate.
&llebli1g batte Dos Solgenbe 5ll
Iaaen: Sic ein5ieen Gertbeioiger,
meld)e ih engagirt babe, maren Sin
unlo gulb. Is id, onrgeitern be-
id)lob, oen &atnpf auf5llgeben, emit
lieB id meme Minmdlte ltn0 beSablte
@errlr Sin sic Summe BON $2,77O
fir lei1e @ertbeioigl1ng. Serr 6i11-
ger lit SIT feilrer 3eit mei1l Nnmalt
ge4pei ell, ullo ih babe i'm nid)t eRga-
girt. SEER Singer Dot mild mebrere
Male inn @efallaniB !eiudt. Gam
unit einem Male NOR er Bel Ser Ser
.baalolnlrg NIT Den an0eren Mnpalte,t
I'M observation-disclosures 5ugegen.
Sd babe glp llno 8nib be5ablt, mos
id ibnen iduloe, l111o babe es mie ein
WeaMn getban; aber @errn Singer
id altd nidt eia1en Gent"
Sln meiteren @erluufe oel,tete
SEER Guebling OH, SOB linn iett nod
ieine 5arm gebore. @enn aber ieirt
6al nod meiter int Sberitaatsserid)t
berlmge5ettelt miiroe, 10 miiroe ieil1e
6arm al,f nod fir gertbeioigungs=
folten brallfgeben. gl1s allie bem gebt
berpor, oab SEER @uebling 5iemlid
gel1all fpeiB, moriiber er ipriht uno
ldlaner tit, OILS piele Gerlo1en al1=
1abn1en.