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The Detroit times., 1916-10-23


/ iWWD They lived bon Boston
+ There VeT, three bows I'm the
family The, lived In Boston
"ltr father died. ,ae Will Mas pro
pay,J De- was gwen EIs portion, took
. B.. started out drinking and gambling
At 'a-, hr reached Denver his money
|Nos ponr. and Dee go position as
fireman m ne Denver a Rio Grands
switchssrds
ht- neither v-Pf writing go htm.
I huJ boz, told NE that he never read
Che letter., lie sold hat " hen bv
saw ihr pustmArh and The q yltug
hc threw The letter into the urvboa.
tut ont day be- couldn't tell why
De- opened the letter and lt read
Dear I haven't heard from
sou directly. buy I am sure that YOU
must need mothers care In The
fsruT West and unless YOU answer
his IN reasonable time I'm going
20 Denver 90 see YOU. and she went
On pleading. as only a mother could.
and closed II Your loving mother
Destroyed His Mothers Letter.
lie said = threw tho letter in
the hre and paid no more heed 90 H.
one day about tWo weeks later !
saw q woman coming down the rtRck.
and said 10 The engineer Thai
looks Ike my mother.
She drew near me and l said
Yes, that's mother. What 60
sou think ] did
Il said Why you climbed out
Of your engine. kissed her and asked
God .u forgive YOU
H. said i did nothing OF The
kind / was so low down. wouldn't
even speak 20 ny mother She fol
lowed us up and down tEr switch.
YARD and even followed nae To NY
boarding house went upstairs,
changed ms clothes. came down and
SIN. sand
Prank STAY and talk With me-
pushed by her and went oGf and
spent tH- 70 sh' iu sin ~ back
200 rhp morUinE. changed 4y clothes
and went "a WORK or four days sa-
followed uc gp and towu the switch
Yards and tGrn she said traAa
sou have broken my heart and / am
going away fumorroW
aAppeDct tn % near the depot
Nl,h the engine when she goi uu
. rhs train ana sh. raised ga, alud0v
and SAID
Frank. kiss me good b,
stood talking with su--s - --rt
drinking aut gambling friend, and
enc man s4.
Frank Af,Ht YOU are fool 10
.i-e. soar mother uas bat Hiss
E,. good hy
.pragI from ann and turned
ms ba,a #rtrG 'uv .u.-.e'u- ca.
a.. Tcsa-s : a"Sg. fra le. ur
r.- engine ring 3HiTt- train started
ag, and Ge.~- my lH'l.- crF
'oH Franz. II ,ul 0oaf Kiss ne
3 aby. 'a,,Goa s sane t--a egt ,aoE
81 u-.
a- sunday when .ar train ua
t.. Burlington railroad ....et l' ut
f.,.. stood Vlta bacA 'a ul
mother
l.sr- been -.-e years aga and
hare never seen or heard from
l--
. .d him to J,-a, ~, him r.
an ln. .u TIE old exposition H-.4
3-- nm .la .aAe front Ns save tH
.G. money t. aI.cf t... tr boa,
aaG washing -rp' Es money s1-
months BE c.ta- 10 me oa. d.,
and asked for o..
He used 70 com" .o .he U5p1
ueotrs- every day Finally missed
A.u and l.an.l see ..t. as... .a .
.a J.as. 1855 a rims .a. - sa
Fair h. xa.ksdW o The s. Al. r.
90 said WAY. .raEs. L.H Io
sou DO.
iia -a.I Haa d1 sga sH.A ..,
said ll.. .a.-l forgotten
Fo., tut .uIf mother
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

flr one 90 rh, woUjd- and particles
oi air Crrpf Boo with the metal aua
.rC space several ftef long
Tho cracks were fuel mo With
preparation The beam plt % plsc,
aHG tlcvt 10 stood
oar ts-k storm, utghf "a train
.. eight coaches, drawn by Two loco.
motives dashed around The curve.
~ad@d n,u northeast wind.
dashed ou ro The bridge. r. IremhI,t
and luwn d went and - lives were
Jos, az A>hJahu'a. auonE them Z. p
Bliss he famous Gospel hymn writ
e. and when The news reached
cleveland. q. Amasl stone sent "a
bullet through his brain
SAY some ~ The greatest caIau.
.'irs The world has ever known have
COME through neglect
ears and Years ago a civil en-
Eir-er received an order froW thy
Ferusy lyaria RRil-oad Company tu
gl.d the btst bridge. 10 certain
point, thsf Gi> mechanical skill could
produce
He started 90 dig deep and Ia.
She foundation or 'hg base - thr
mountain. ana some ~ the old en-
Eiceers were Jealous 90 DIS success
snt said
Throw ~ some concrete and ir
Nl.. Go JIsr ~, We'll
said re TIE company Is con
s'art.t increasing the number ~ It's
trains and The r"s' ~ tts rolling
sroCs and 7 to nor know what .1r,
ridee vi,l Do called upon ro endure.
bur viii build me hes- know
boa
Iis created hat bridge AND there
80 stood for Eea-S. with HotttrS more
.han tr. ordinary weight ~ train.
Passing bs.s alG forth On test ft
Twenty n.as years ago it rsIrel and
GrlzE.-C tO- fSo week. day and
aigh, unit. every rtvur- and rH
was a roaring torrent
The MuGcnrah, and AaFchaus
rivers 'aapel their banks and crep'
Up The streets N Pittsburgh and
AUepaenv
TIE Dam s Break no.
The ohio was one vast eNpars,
o. sea AWAY back on the Allie
9heny-ou n.ain-. Lua miles back.
was AZ Sul5sla. lake hr.e miles
.1Cg mile wide aut some places
loo 90 $50 f"~. deep made 5y tss
~'.lors.res ~ Pc. 5l-Eh. and he
water -an - at.- Oh. mountain
sides u-H. trp Va., - reached m III
7-sr-c-E-tG sage
a man discovered thg po.- U-t
~ Zee DANCE. ana lsag.t rto --
~a+5 % AMI went down Che Cula
DauEa Vale with the speed % tAs
Md. and az 10 ran Be- cried
The dam Is Breaking
BG' '1ey had heard mat warning
before They tabooel his messazs
alt laughed MIN 90 scora. A Jew
.scple rushed frou the Hats ard
fcos rom their homes their heir
.ao-S sHd carried them up The noun
'siu and G.l'sldeS
The dam gave WAY. The wsts-
car great gulevs l1At YOU could hars
dropped rsis building into. Il zoos
engines - tEe PennsyivEn!a rail-
road hat Weighed 10 IONS. used tp-
hauling freight over me ALap.erE
mountains and twisted them A. yo-
would s.rIHg
took Ear.r ROCKS that
Weighed I-s1oD- tons Tsc wat.r
.lled up o. fee. on IRE streets az
loar-fowa vilun III minutes. and
. !. sN.r.~a sagi-ar that bridge and j..
never owed
'it reached orr one IF tt- vera-
0DoL- a-1s nc picked .g sa-r ct
thar little r..t. ~. hurled Dr. gains.
che bridge ..' b. y .sr moved
T." wata- -1ot on and -~ struck
me Cambria iron Works below and
10 -.-l them ~ ta geu4a.
roo, res-l Uu bodies 1G, NJ t,
wreck
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l'- .A- '-e'- .' '
education ana -''. -
aN.' ." '"" '"'''
'ul' f"s.ih ana 90 70 l''.'.
rfa'r 5aa aa- A1oIl I'D "'A.
f.uugh-aE t-r ground aaa l.a...i
fAf seed vcl .au tCaIa TO -
'uHr -asla"s~ ara N't'-f .-'.N
.lp.. aaa 70 h.r we're . >tN a-
ship a.l .0r .ss. Iie-la' Nai t..
t'aE away Fea could HNi 3a'T- .t
uas.ert 10 avail Yourself 90. iA"i
YOU We're pD-rlnS '-l.i'ns ~,
could better ATnr1 'o neglect
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23
OHIO STRONG FOR
WESTERN COACHES

Ohio colleges do not seem 10 care
much FOR the coaching ~ men turn
I'D our by the blk eastern schools
such as Yalo and harvard Buckeye
state Inat'tufiou. stick 20 western
coaches almost entirely Here is
tho situation u tho leading Ohio
schools Case. EnRlehoru. Dart
mouth Dcnisou. Livingston, Dcul
son. Kenyon. Kelirhpr. Notr"
Dame Miami Roberts, Lgvtoura
Mount Union Dawson. Michigan
Obrrlin Dos 13rdin chicago Ofm
state. WuCe. Wisconsin. Ohio
Wesleyan. Dixon Ohio Wesleyan
Akron. SETON colgate Cincinnati
Cortrirht Michigan tgEi'. WOO.
tor. Roles. Ohip W. loyan. west
rrn Reserve. Powell. Wisconsin
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

Suppo,ing .aH stand here aHe
look upon that scene Can aara
them
But suppos.ng some ore would
say 10 me an could absolutely r.
li''" them "FuI.'aa sc-r hoes aa
stockings ana walk on t.rrr eN.7.a-
GOALS and taai N..' secure for VOL
the life Of yo1r wife ana Children
show mo me nan 'h@' "o-l-
hesitate q miHA.e Tie mental af'al
ih@ush which He ""'i' t..s' N'--'
ae a th0nsaH1.o,- more .-a- 'l'
physical suferaE ar "s..' 'ca-r'
IA watkins over those burning ''".-
There might 7' o>ref Pa. ans OF
punishment Z Say 7a.'a V'A.l -+
as 'Nerur.si.ns ta y0o g. .'-ai's
>eFer mind God s.',
boz damned
Down south r So 'aas' va
vas mother whose children were
81. TIE a..1a changed
medicine ana .a.' became con
cen,
..,.-. ,..5 u, s,rs g., a74s
.st. .-v. AMI law down
-r -.a h.+ ,,-- OIL. .sv r.- cease.
rs.. .-r .- Ht-- an k.- .r.
.ss.-
.-t- ..-... ....t --.t .-- and
.,.... ..t.., -. .-r ..r- 81.
'..l.-.-- g.. .t.., ...-..f ...
1870. ~ ..--. ..
'''@ anu .'.
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EeaGa -' s.
The, hurled ... ~ .ao He
-tl4. D.. t.. .lt u3, fa. Iia beat
'o ~. ll. ..l .s-t a- t.ey were
near hil boz faHk ... Irc aa". aoH
t.... ,t .g .H a.- uafIs gaJ buried ~
toward tly ay Win q laugh and
was 1c
Foa us Is man chat would do
hnt .l,u been insane
tr-f sat boo ~a. They fa' h5
had ESCAPED from tl" insane uW,
.u. .u os .ur ship, 'ea-u u'' 'he
o. and took lhst means Cd oaa.aS
bis life
auu. I think thag is type ~ in.
aulty that .H prevalent COD DdI.s
tsr--tt -yr--r-r-1 -r7 1rrrrrs
In in the lifeline ~ aa'Eaf,Uu and
sou push DO rom yol.
God hurir So H these eimOns
and YOU push q from you
How that insane man 3,fera iron,
tte old sailor upon ne tuatrd'r
she 1alu.A Though storm IL was
100 ou Who mast putting ou hrr aev
dress he lost bic hold and foh int0
the sea IN" cry rang out
Man overheard
"TAcy hurled The lifeline. drew
um In by the side of ihc ship liitet
him on deck and laid him down lie
never moved.
Physicians worked over him for
over half an hour. bur be never
moved Finally they saw his eyes
,remb,c and his lips move and he
captain said --
John. let loose the lifeline. you
arc not In the sea, but the sailor
made no reply
THEY worked over him FOR II min
utes more and the captain said
John YOU are not IN the sea
YOU are on the deck of the old ship
open your eyes. let loose the line
John. and they saw his lips tremble
and they bent over him and he said
Captain I can't let loose. / grip
ped her for my life
And IL was four hours before the
muscles in the mans arms and IN
gers relaxed so that he couhi let
loose Of that line, so lightly had he
grasped f.
Il hur out the lifeline toy on
How shall We escape n we neg
lect so great salvation
Copyright. VIM y Sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23
ai Christ Will Alone Justify Sinners Asserts Billy Sunday Night Sermon

10 cod for fora ..upss and accepted
Jesus Christ .tlr sunday s,huo. pi'
ME would ha,, boon heaven and ,h"
race track would "aEH huru Hrii
God h.. tu -rt into your heart
for repentance url Hfa ol sou
wouldn't be hlHu. III Won vrl. in
heaven tonight You viii ~ me
same character when tHU dlr 'ai'
you have now.
Death won't change }our char
acter Nou will die, and ihAi- 'tr
kind OF character YOU viii have td
through eternity
Surprising YOU were up In Jam
sentenced 90 be- executed for kiIins
man. and the government p1rdon-
YOU The sheriff comes and tells YOU
thar YOU are free and that your VIE
and children are without waltlu5 ia
carriage 90 drive you home.
you so home. bat az midnight
arise and tell Your wife that uusi
30. and you can hear The voice OF
the man YOU killed, and can feel his
blood with your Anglers
You have been pardoned for Tho
crime. bur that makes no difference"
God not only pardons, but He Tor
gives and jusuies
"In the sixte&nth chapter ~ Luke
God tell va OF the rich man and
l.azarus The rich man died lie
had a big family In he'll be lifted
up his eyes, being !u torment and
he saw Lazarus IN the bosom OF
Abraham.
Send some one with water 30
moisten our lips and Abraham
said
Why. there is rgreat gulf fixed
We cann,S SCI 90 you. ou can't ST.
O. Us
And he said TO Abraham 49,
I've I'VE brother ON earth Send
some one back from The dead 90 warn
them.
They have Moses ana the pro
phct1 Jet them hear them
Wouldn't Believe IN Spite OF That.
lie didn't want h.s brothers tu 20
to that place of .urment In he'll he
remembered an. kind or ute ha
had lived Ia he'll he remembered
that ne had left i've brothers and
they were all lyus when De left
earth and hr same Kind ~ lives, and
ne knew fhev would 60 20 he'll where
10 Na~. and he wanted 'o keep them
out ~ there and So wanted Abra
ham 90 send some nae back from the
-aad go tvU he people an Garth
what sind of a place hell is.
4 tell YOU. u God would let some
body crawl cuf % he'll and stand on
this platform 90 .-l. }uu what he.l
h. sug wouldn't h,iics' Jesus Christ
n you don't believe what J tell YOU
The Detroit times., 1916-10-23

HihhiHg MINI, is 20 acquire IS
acres of forest az a park.
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Sraaarbeiter. 6panent.
Cine @eridJiebnna i'm Sniereiie De!
aampfes seeen 9srpbibitipn.

lin ben grauorbeitern in aIleiI
Staaten, IN pelhen sIbitimuilln1
iiber 9srobi6ition ndditen Ser6it
iinttiiuSct, oic BeIegenbeit Sit geben,
ben aanrpf iiir Die erbalting Der
9lrbeit ~ inadeii, bat Die iilterndtio-
nale grefutipe beidDloiien, Die 6rage
iiber ole @erifiebune bes 8onpents
anf elm ssabr Der Wtitglieoihaft 5ltr
abitinimung 5u itntcrbreiten Eamit
iii perbnnoerl, boB aIle eeeenmdrtigen
@eanlten in ibreu Stelluugcn bleibeit
tis 5lrn n1ffteu apnpent uno oaB
oie internationnle grefntiue bos HsAt
bat, oie &onnertsitoot ou beitimmel
uno 8orfcbrungen fir ben aonuent
5u treffen. Der Autrag mar BON Den
grauar5eiteru pcn Baltimore geiteilt
mor0en.
9tadIten Serbit ftrthen Staatslpah.
len iiber taats.Irobibition III fol.
aenbcn Gtaaten Itatt: California,
sSaibington, Wlortana, Colorado,
NectraSfa, Goutb Dafota, @iid)igan,
Dclaipare, @orpIano rnb 9eras. Sn
cen Stonten @aibinaton unb Colo.
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geutider sanDpebr.y .yereiH.
SGs Ginerlei Der @eriammlnng ipirb
burd Maiansflng unterbroden.

Die eeitrige GsI9dftspsrIammlung
bes pbigen 8ereius, Der elm Mutausz
flug Ooransins, spurbe bei 8umerub
SriB Meibner, 1892 Sarriion glpe.
absebalten, po5u ii9 cine auberse<
pSbnlids 9tn5a6l Tlitslieber einse<
funoen bate. Ha6bem prGiibent
GrnIt We6er bic 8eriammlung, in
pelder Der Setretdr Sofspb Weib
bas prototoa beforgte, er0ffnet bate,
ma9te berielbe betannt, ndb Games
rub 4rnplb Weitbaus, bas dlteite Witz
glieb, bas ben Selb5ug bon 1856 miis
gemadt bate, seitorben 1T Ii. eriu6te
bic admerabsn, ii6 gu @bren bes
8eritorbenen pon ibren StBen su err
beben. 3ugleich ptbmete Der Prdfbent
bem @eritorbensn einen seotsgenen
Rudruf, ipObei bsrfelbe audi auglei4
Der i'm alien @aterlanbe gefdaenen
Srieeer geoahte. In bier trante aas
meraben tpurbe Der 8etrdg BON $46
&rantengelb ausbe5ablt. On ben syeitz
libfeiten Der 9ereinigten Sdnger am
80. Mai, bes Stabtperbanbes am IL.
SUM-, unb bes OeutI9en Wtiliidrpers
eins am 25. SUM- betbeiligt ii6 Der
8srein in cprpore. Der SetretGr pur>
be bsauftrast, bel bieisn beri9iebes
nen sseftlidfeiten SGuptauartier au be-
lsgen. On ben Seitli6teiten bes 9ruis
ben Sdneerhors. bes Wuifenpereins,
ioipie beg gabifden llnterit. 0ereins
betbsilist ii9 Der @erein ebenfans
8etheiliaung in corpore fpurDe bem
6inbenburg &ommers, Der am nGhz
ifen Oonneritdg i'm Deutifen &lubz
baus ftattfinbet, ebenfolIs augeIagt.
Rad grlebieuns beg qeT9dftli9en
Sbeils erfplete eine gemiitbline linz
terhaltung, Bel tpelher aamerao Gr=
prdTibent adrl Shperin als Soaits
meiiter fungirte. 8unbesprGiibent
aamerab Senrp Opermann bielt cine
autburtbddte InIprahe, Der eine
SommIlins gum geiten Der ariegs=
notbleibenben fplgte, bic einen ih6nen
gstras ersielte. Rad 8eenbisuns
oes Soupers, bas Der Sii4e bes &a<
Meibner ale Gbre mdhte,
bielten Der Serbergspatsr bes 2onbs
fpebrpereins aamerab Rpbert Wiebe,
Tpiuie Gamerab Sabnte, Der nun dltes
Ite &dmerab bes 2anbpebrpereins.
unb aamerab @eife mob 4ufpraden.
fpeIhe febr bsifdllis uufsenommeu
Die GsfanasTettion fiilIte bic
3pifdenpoufen nit potsrlGnbifhen
oiebern unb aud NIT iOmii9em gors |
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: Wlit9en 4pe.
lWarp Sdetter. "a, 1o17 2iHu Sir,
JSpbn 80. granman, %. 653 Carr
!, Sirdbe..
i9ipian MauIon, 10, 61O Weit 4.
Strabe.
|Siaac Gbantin. 90. 1925 @sit Court
( Strabe.
tSsnnie Otuostin. 26, bsssl.
yiyrant Goal, 27, 1898 Sarseant ct,
lgiolst Ranfom. 80. 7s alperp @De.
|e,apls Rpr.r alleofs, 20, SarttpslI.
laatblssn gubb. %, 31S Webfer St.
jgborles gartb, 43, 422 Oit 2. Sir.
l@raee Risel. SO. AIT bessI..
jGbarles 5ubbsiion, %, 926 armorp
I 4penue.
(Tlarp u. gOpbe. %. 1926 ainn Ctr.
{ lCbsorse u. sombrassll, %, 3240 Ssfs
I ferfon gipe.
lMarie SpOrb pfaI5sraf, 20. 1855
@ins Strabe.
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( pbsrIon ape.
l2oreiia Meisanb. 20, bessl.
{ Geo Bon Rcbr, 40, 400 Weabina 9tb.
lTsarp llbl, 4S, 215 Woobmarb Cir.
jpsier auroli.ff. 26, 1919 proDib.nc.
( Strabs.
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JSobu priee @arbls. %. 176S @sber
/, StraBs.
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Strabe.
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glpenue.
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StraBs
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StraBe.
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Gtrabe.
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4ihte bee Daaf6eamts G9ns. o. Sis'
tsfsr inisfee eiues aato.
ttufullss elm.

Gine slistculobilfabrt, ipeIde Der
24.jdbrtge Gbas. o. @eoefer. 1862
Nocobtsrn apenue, Der BET Der @rigG.
ton German @anf aIs .&ereibiHg
IeIler" tbltig mar, norgefiern @srS
nit Srei syreimben ra6 benz Gbeiter
Qarf utrternnbgn iollte benz jilngen
D1ann perbdpgnibbol perben. Ger
iungc Wlann bate ben s[beno nit iei.
nen GItern Germ uno 5rau Geo. 5.
5ieocfer, BET benen er iDobnte, 1uge-
braht, ala gegen 9llbr feline aSreunbe
alpin Sored, 1869 D1prtle ape.,
Charles Weeper, 3455 Dtontgomerp
Noao nn6 GnI. Crane, 5 ct. 2eger.
5Iots, in ibrem slutomobil am Sauie
oorbeiiubren ilno Ibn einluoen, nit
ibnea na1 bem Gbeiter Garf 81 fnb-
ren. @egen II llbr 6efano lid, ces
G.uartett auf Der glutoiabrt nno Ia
nrr pa1ig pas mar, itarb &eoe.
fer ait Sem 3ritt6rett. 9ln Der
Spring @rope 9loe., nabe W2it6ca
9lpe., gab es, mic Sonef erflirte,
einen plobIiden Stud une 9ieOefer
itiir5te nit folder Mudt ab, bab er
aus Deutb uno gtaie blirten6, be.
ipubtlos licgen blie6. Seine 9egleiter
bobeu i'm fofort aiti llHo brafJten i'm
na6 Dem itd0tiiten Scipital, mo Der
gerleste, obne ons 9etpuBtiein pie'
Der erIangt 81 babeH aeitern gtaf.
nlittag brei ltbr ieinen 8eiit aiiiga6.
1ie 9eide oes gerlrngliiften iDuree,
nadjoem Der Coroner lie beiihtiat bat.
tc, nod oem eIternbauie sebraht,
BON mo- aus iie am ARitttpoh @ornlit'
tag 5ur lesten 9iube beitattet iperocn
u,irn
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lie Wemeinbe betbeilist iid in fer.
DOrrassnber @eiie am aSaiisn.
feit.

Sn Der ssftrisen gemeinbepsr.
ianlmlppg Der Gritten GeutiGer
prOt. Stride (Baitor s. Sdfner)
tlibrte Der prdiioent Serr 5r.
9rabmann Den goriig nib Der
Seiretdr 5err 6ermann Stodmanfl
Dos prototoll. Den slsi9lautsnbeu
gtridtsn bes 5inans Getrstdrs
5errn Sobn Siesler unb S9abmeis
iters 5errn Gbas. Siueips Iinb fol>
eenbs Rotiden entnommen: &aHers
5eiiailo I'M 5ebrunr 1916 $573.2e,
Ginnabmen $544.6O, 9lusgaben
$730.8S, RaiIenbeitaHb $386.98. Sm
auufe bss iebten 9isrteijabrss iiHb,
ipie Der prebiser beri6tsts, sipei Gss
meinbemitgiitber: GrI. 2lnna 9ens
rietie Gammann unb Grl. Dora
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uuna 81 of 8. .Strabe abSulieIern.
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Nebplberbnen
5orberts siuei Faiianten als nnidnI.
Siae Epfer.

WGbrenb zines RepolperbueIls, bas
iih ssitern, turs nah Mitternaht an
Der Sobn Sirabe ,lpiften Siinftsr
Gfrabe unb Carlisle 4nenue 3pifden
sinem sJarbissn unb ben polisiiten
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sipei pafantsn pom ben aboeihoiIsuen
auaeln estroff,n nnb befinbsn ii6
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beipertitelliat bat. Der cine 0ertpuns
bette, Der einen SduB in ben rehten
Sberurm srhislt, mar Der 22ziG6rige
plumber Serbert gilbert. 706 SIT.
6ppe Apob, Der ben ppIiSiften bslfen
nplIte, ben fIiebsnben Reeer bingfeit
5u MAIDEN unb babel Don BEN 2ebts=
rsn dnesfHoTsn rurbe. Dus Sipeits
Spfer mar bic 40sjGbriae ssdrbiae
elizabeth @opdn, 524 Weit sSiinfte
Strabs, bic auf ibrem Weg bonn
Martt in bic S3ublinie eeristb unb
eine auael in ben Iinten Oberarm err
belt. Ter 5drbise battle fih nit ei;
ner gn3ahl ieinsr RaFeaeupfisn an
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nommsn unb als bic goIisiiten 8ers
bdftungsn nornsbmen tpolIten, itoben
bie aerle NIT glusnabme BEG giueu.
Der feineu Repolper sog. uuseinanbsr.
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Marb Sdroer, 81, Mt. 9llperno;
9er3leiben.
Garlos 5oubrp, Ia, Stabt; Sirnr
ent5iinouns.
Sobn alsin, 62, Stabt; 9lutars
mrtb.
atsnstta Sonss, 4 MOnate, GtaDt;
Waagenleibsn.
Sarab 80. RabcIiff, 73, poiciana
Sebdube; glutitur5.
glenOra S6roer, 3 Monate, 1926
penoleton Strabs; Sirnentaiinbung.
4nn Rpon, 81, 1921 8eit wles
gliten sIOenue; grId5Dpfung.
Soiepb ). 2angsubed. "a, 836 Welf
eibertp Strabe; S4pinbIu9t.
Clara 2ub, 68, 1725 8ine Strdbe;
Rierenleiben. rs4t7
Wautilba g. @orbon, ga, 2169 gens
tral @benue; 6er5leiben.
gldnde SobnIon, %, 522 pierIpn
Strubs; S9ptnbiu6t.