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The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
WOMANSPARTYSPE
$50,O36 IN CAMPAIGN
Quits Political Fight with Balance of
$1,000. Says Statement.

The campaign expenditures of the Ma
tional womans Party in the recent cleo
ton were S50.036.17. according to the Of
ficial statement required by law. which
was filed yesterday with South Trimble.
clerk of the House OF Representatives.
The report shows that the amount col
Iected for the campaign was $5l, IS,
leaving a balance of a little more than
$500 OF the amount collected, a4,S4
was in sums of 500 or pore.
The largest contributor was Mrs. o. II.
p Belmont, Of New York, who gave a
total of sls,5O0. Other lSge contributors
were John. E. Milholland. New York,
5000; Miss Mary A. Burnham. Philadel-
phia, 81, 300; Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer, New
York, s., 800: Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, Cal
ifornia, $40: Mrs. Ethel Crocker, Bur
lingame, Cal, $3.50: Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood, Connecticut, $50: Miss Marie
e. Kennedy, Philadelphia, SIS; Mrs.
Lucius Cuthbert. Denver, $500; Mrs. Avery
Coonley. Riverside, Ill, $3.50; Mrs. Julius
Rosenwald. Chicago. $50; Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheim, New York. 500; Mrs. Ed
ward n. Breitung. New York. $500. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Anderson, Stamford, Conn.
$500
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
COMPOSER WHOTACkLED.
LINCOLN ASSASSIN dies
Leader of Orchestra on Night President
Was Shot Succumbs.

Word was received in Washington
last night Of the death in New York
OF Prof. William Withers.s composer
and musical director and leader of the
orchestra In Ford's Theater here at
the time Lincoln was shot. He was
living at the Home for Incurables at
the time of his death.
Wtthers was one of the men who
blocked the path of Booth as he fled
after firing the fatal Blot. Withers
received a stab in his neck in the tus-
sic which ensued.
When it was learned at the theater
that the President would be present
Wtthers selected a patriotic poem on
the Union soldier, hastily composed
music for it and rehearsed his orches-
ira for special demonstration for the
beneht Of the President. The inno-
walton was to be presented at the end
of the third act. But as Lincoln was
shot at the beginning of this act, the
music was never played.
During the civil war Mr.. Withers
was leader of the Sixty-seventh Penn
sylvania Regiment Band and of the
Twelfth Regiment (New York; Band.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
FEBRUARY S DATE
FOR SOUTHERN BALL

The Southern Relief Society has named
February 5 an the date Of the next South
ern Charity Bali. to. be held at the VIII
lard Hotel. As chairman OF the commit
tee to assist the Southern Relief Society.
Maj. Thomas W. Hungerford. Of Camp
No. Ill. Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton, promises an entertainment far sur
passing any heretofore arranged.
Assisting Mai, Hungerford are s. w. 2.
Pegues. W. W. CHARACTERISTICS, NJ. 6.
Thompson, Robert Thomson. Ed. p.
Jones. William A. Gordon, Charles y.
Howry. II. II. Marmaduke, J. N. Hickey,
w. L. WiIkerson. John T. CaIlsghan and
Seth Shepherd.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
BILL AUTHORIZES new ]
TERMINAL FOR RAILWAY.
Would Permit Old Dominion Line to
Make Proposed Improvements.

Representative Carlin, OF Virginia, In
troduccd in the House yesterday a bill
authorizing the Washington and Old Do
mInion Railway Company 10 construct
and operate its. proposed new terminal
and tracks in the city near Thirty-fourth
and NJ streets northwest. The measure
was referred to the District Committee.
II authorizes the acquisition by pur-
chase or condemnation of the necessary
property in the territory bounded as fol-
lows: BY Thirty-fourtr street on the
west. M street on the north. Thirty-third
street on the east. and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal on the south. Provision
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
MAH0NY CARTONS SHOWN.
Sixty Originals on Exhibition at
Public Library.

Sixty original cartoons by Felix
Mahony have just been put On exhibi-
ton in the lecture hall of the Public
Library, where they will remain until
the end of December
The present exhibition includes many
pictures that were recently shown In
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, but Mr.
Mahony has added a number which have
not been shown elsewhere. number of
people had written to Mr.. Mahony saying
that they had been unable to find ar
opportunity to see the pictures at the
Corcoran Gallery and asked to have the
cartoons shown elsewhere.
The exhibition will be open to the
public daily from a. m. to p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
old POHICk Church
Will Be RESTORED
Vestry Approves Plans for Renovation
of Historic Edihce.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Z. Knight 4 Son,
e1I-6Z5 King Street-

Alexandria. Va, Dec. 6-The mem
bers of the vestry of histor ; Pohick
Church. at a meeting he'd today pre-
sided over by Rev. e. ". Mellichampe.
rector of that church. approved the
plans of Architect Glenn Brown for
the restoration of that edifice.
The movement for its restoration
was inaugurated by Miss Amy Town
shend, of New York. vice president Of
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
Through the efforts of Miss Town
shend funds for the work were raised.
In order to complete the work of
restoration. the present windows are
to be taken out and replaced by others
of Colonial design. and the original
stone tiling is to be laid on the present
concrete flooring of the aisles.
1t is also intended to enclose the
churchyard, comprising the two-acre
plot. with a brick wall. as ordered at
the time OF building the church.
1t is also planned to have the church
heated with a furnace placed in a
brick building on the outside. the heat
to be conducted to the church by a
pipe laid underground. so that danger
from fire may be reduced to a mini
mum.
The following grand jury was sum-
moned today to meet in the Corporation
Court at II o'clock Monday, Judge L. c.
Barley presiding, when the cases of
eleven persons charged with alleged
violations OF the State prohibition laws,
together with any other cases that may
be pending, will be considered: C. P.
Waller, jr., Laurence Stabler Gilbert ].
Cox, P. NJ. Bradshaw. H. K. Field, w.
Frazier Baldwin, E. H. Kemper, w. A.
Moore, John McCuen. J. NJ. Duncan, D.
G. Grillbortzer, Albert Bryan.
r. f. McGahey, for the past seven
months acting master mechanic at the
Potomac Railroad yards for the WASH
ington-Southern Railway Company, has
been appointed master mechanic at
these yards. Mr.. McGahey succeeds H. J.
warthen, who some time ago was ap-
pointed superintendent of motive power
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, with headquarters in
Richmond.
1.-The Girl and the Soldier" will be pre-
sented Thursday and Saturday nights in
the opera house under auspices of WASH
ington and Lee public schools. There
will be a matinee Saturday afternoon. A
total of 200 voices will participate in the
grand chorus. The affair will be under
ulTeCllOn OI Wlluam A. BAKER.
An investigation of the harbor condi-
tions in this city was made here yester-
day by an expert of the United States
Engineering Department.
Delegates from this city to the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress named by
Gov. Stuart are Harry Hammond, Henry
K. Field, Arthur H. Bryant, Robert NJ.
Graham, and w. G. Harvey.
The F. w. Woolworth Company, through
Graham and Ogden, have leased for a
period of fifteen years the store building
on the south side of King street. between
Washington and st. Asaph streets, which
was recently purchased by Max Rosen-
field.
Policeman B. F. Bettis. station keeper
at police station. one of the oldest men,
bers Of the police force in point of serv-
ice, is reported i'll at his home in South
Fairfax street.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
OLDEST INHABITANTS
TO BANQUET TONIGHT

The Association OF Oldest Inhabitants
will give its fifty-first annual banquet at
the New Ebbitt this evening.
The committee in charge consists OF B.
W. Sunny, J. E. Wright, A. W. Kelly,
and H. L. Bryan. with Washington Top
ham as chairman. The reception COM
mittee is composed of Cotter T. Bride.
Chaplin Brown, Judge c. S. Bundy, H. E.
Davis, W. H. Dennis, John Joy Edison.
C. NJ. Hendley, c. Heurich, Rudolph
Kauffmanna A. w. Kelly. G. A King.
]. B. Larner. J. B. Mccarthy, J. r. Ma
honey, A. K. Paris. B. W. Reiss. Thomas
W. Emith, w. Topham, u. Trimble, F..
H. Walker, H. X. Willard. s. Wolf. J. e.
Wright, and Henry L. Bryan. chairman.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

is made that there shall be no interfsr-
eRce with the possession OF the property
by the Ming Of exceptions TO the assess
ments OF damages or awards returned by
appraisers.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

British scientists are experimenting
with banana stalks as material for paper
and as a possible source OF potash.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
Nutshell Ne.Us

The Christian and Eienore Rupert
Home receives certain personal effects Of
Mrs. Christiana Haldeman in her will
filed for probate yesterday. The estate is
valued at s1s,aoO.
BY the terms of the will of Mary r.
Ross, which was filed for probate yes
terday, her personal effects are given to
Mary p. Ross and Helen r. Knox. The
remaining estate is devised to Isabel R.
Andrews. .
Rev. Samuel v. Leech, In his will filed
for probate, leaves a gold watch to Ed
ward p. Leech, Of Denver. Col, and $500
tc. Walter F. Leech. of West Virginia.
The remaining estate Is devised to his
wife, Rebecca r. Leecif. and the daugh-
ter, Frances May Leech.
The membership committee of the
Board of Trade held its weekly meeting
yesterday at noon to consider executive
business Applications for membership
In the board were submitted.
Sophie Robey filed a petition In the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday for the
appointment Of a receiver to take charge
of the properties left by Louis Brandt
pending the outcome Of litigation to de-
termine the validity of his will. Julia
Brandt and Dorothy and Helen Brandt,
children, are named defendants.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

Miss Edythe de Grange, OF Martinsburg.
w. Va. Is visiting her niece. Mrs. Le-
nora M. de Grange, 1872 Monroe street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia and Maryland-Fair Thurs
day. Friday increasing cloudiness and warmer.
probably rain; variable winds becoming south and
moderate.
Virginia-FSir Thursday. Friday increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer probably rain by night; moderate
variable winds becoming southerH.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Midnight, "a; q. m, %: a. m, F; 6 a. m, IS;
q. m, IS; 10 a. m. IS; II noon, Is; p. m. 30;
p. m. 81; pm :, 10; p m. IS; 10 p. m, ~
Highest, 81; lowest g. = =.
+. Relative humidty-s a. m, a. 2 D. m, 10;
D. m, 81
Rainfall B p. m. to 9 p. m.). 0; hours Of sun
shine, s6; per cent Of possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-Highest. 81;
lowest, . :
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

Mrs. z. Newton Estes. of New York,
who visited friends here, has gone TO
New Orleans for an extended visit
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

Mrs. Charles Bennett smith will arrive
from Buffalo today and join her. husband.
Smith. of Texas. at Com
gress Hall for the season. -
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

Mrs. Richard Butler is stopping at the
New Willard
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+ 6einri@ O. Burger
Der betannte Oentide Ydbasose in
bic Gpisfeit binHberseiddmmmert.

Giner Der befannteiien be,itiGell
Bdbagoeen Der Stabt, Sberlebrerr
Seirrih q. Burger, lit nod MIR fur
iem stranfenlaDer ieinen anaeborigcir
ino 5ablreifen sSreirnben burb bcn
unerbittlidjen 600 entriiien iporoeu
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gen @ohen 5ugc5ogcn bate unO IN.
serfJtet aIler ar5tIider 9ennibInJen
lid, nidt bcben IieBen.
Der Gnti9lafene, Der Elm Utter bon
81 Sahren erreiht bate, mar aus
Germsaeim in 6siIsn sebiriis I'm,
mar Dor uunnebr brsibig Jabren,
na6bsm er in Der alten 5eimatb cine
sebiessns SduIbilSuus s.noTsn uno
In Bonn unb in Warburs pbilologis
itubirt bate, rn6 qmerita. ssin err
iies 3isl mar glspelanb, 100 iein 8rus
Der anidiiis mar, unS 5tpei Sabre
ipdtsr srfolsts i.im lleb.rii.bsluns
bierber. er fanb bier unDersiisli4
cine anfielIuns aIs aebr.r bss Deui.
ihen unb BAT fei.bsm ununtsrbro6sn
on ben bieiisen DffeutIi4en S4ulsr
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an Der 6. Gifriif4uIs tbdtis unb
murce tanH aIs Sberlebrer an Gle
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aIs 9sdbagose ictpie mld ais
Oienid tat Der @ntid)laiene ii6 eincn
aroban ircirnbeSfrels su eriperban
SeuuBt. Der iein slnbenfen itets in
Gbren bnIten lulo ben granlgebeig.
ten SinterbIiebenen, Der idpperae.
priiften ssittue, Der Tod)ier fp,pie Ser
lsufelm bic innigite 3beilndhnle ent.
segenbriueen iperbeu. lag uno Stin.
be Der 0eertigmg iino ioipeit nod
niht onberauint mor0en.
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NeSbsrt.

Sie gislppprt Sffiee fir has Gin.
riHnatier 8plfsbla.t" befinbet iid in
9o. 339 gprf Strnfe, gegsniiber
benz Gonrtbonis, Doielbit Neuiateiten,
slnseigrn II. I. IN. bic 9 ltbr slbeubs
eHt0egenaenommen luerben. Sslepbon
"rth 2401.
Campbell gouutp protef.
8aifenfef.
Sas DaiIenfeit Der Campbell
Gountp 8aifsnbeimatb, pel6ss aes
tern uuf bem Daifsnplas auf Glifs
tons !9Dbe ubgebalten tpurbs, erfreute
iih einss iiberaus sablreifsn gefuds.
@5 batten fidb mebr ais 1000 perfos
men einsefuuben, bon pslfxn isber
Ginsslner fi6tli6 bemiibt mar, ieiu
S6erfIein gum 8efteu Der Waifentins
Der bei5utrasen. Die Campbell @ouns
tp proteft. Maifenbeimatb lit eine
Dpn Deutiden 9egriinbete @nftalt unb
Des6dlb pirb es als eine gbreniate
bes Seuti9tbums betra9tet, biHes
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GnslanSs 8eute bel benz Yuit.
raub.

Cine amtIi6e Statiiitt iiber belt
enslii9en poftraub ptr0ffentliht Sis
.Deutih Suriiteu 3.ituns". ga III
ibrem S1riftleiter BON ,uitdnbisj,sr
Seits Elm bisbsr nod ni4t btsanniss,
iporbtnes Werseidnis iiberseben pors
ben, bas ii9 auf griefpoitsn i'm
bsuti4 iiberleeiid.n poitperi:br.
bic Don britiiten gsb0rben beidlass
nabmt tporben iinb, be3iebi. Rad bic
ier Statii.ii iinb foIsenbe Gda. i.i!
DeSembsr 1915 fefseiient iporDen:
u, 9srtebr mi. ben 0ersinist.n staa-
ten bon 9lmsrita:
Al ausseberb:
l. auf nieberlGnbiidsn Sdiffen 3es
i9lasnabmt 6O9O griefpoften,
2. auf bdnii9en Sdiffen beidlas.
nabmi, 772 gri.fpoiten;
81 aniommenb:
l. auf nisberidnbii9sn SHiff,n Be-
itttasuabmi. 11s1 grieipofsn.
z. auf bdnii6eu SbiIfen bei3Ias.
nabmi. 1874 griefpOiten.
8. auf nortpesii9sn Sdiffsn bsidias.
nabmi. 239 8risfpoiisn.
81 Yeriebr nit Spani.n, pcrtusal
unb Siibam.rita:
al aussebenb:
auf nieDerldnbiidxn Shiffen befdlaas
nabmt, 4643 Bri.fpoiten,
b aniommenb:
auf nieberlGnbiiden Sdiffen bei4lags
nabrnt, 17l5 grisfpoiien.
G)Wertebr nit MebrlGnbii6s 5nonn:
Al aussehtnb:
auf nieberldnbii6eu S6iffen Be-
fd)iasnabmi, 245 grisipoiten.
b. antommenb:
auf nieberldnbiihen S6iFien befdlaa,
nabrnt. 213 8riefpoiien.
0ieie gum eriin Mal Der C,ffsnis
lihteit iibersebenen 3ablen 5eseitnei
Heifsseridtsraib Rsutamp In sinem
aufiabe .lleber ben ensliidkn Yoits
raub i'm 2idie bes gSltsrredts" als
eiuen Betpeis fir bic sroblide Ysrs
IeBuns bes 80Itsrrtais burh gns.
lamb.
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Gharl.g 6arbapah, 13 !

- Charles Sarbapdb, 13 Sabr.
ait, bon go. $40 ;Soote Slpe., erlitt CT
Der Sanb cine S4ubDunbs, uls er eins
gatrone abfeusrts. - ROp 6eIman.
| ID, Don go. 807 DeIt 8. Strab..
Cincinnati, purbs auf sl.i6s Wsiis
an Der Sanb psrIsst. Gilbert Sosco.
13, 30. 465 Gpu.s 4Oe., gelepu..
pobnbaft, iopis DaIIace DaOis, Dor
Oapton, ap., purpsn eb.nfans our4
oas glbieuern DON qatronen on ben
SGnbsn DsrIsst. gtbam psters, Don
0o. 621 9. Qpe., 0apton, erlitt burtl
bic gypIoiion elmer quIper,ann.
I6tpers granopunben i'm 9sfihi.
Dm. iJortmann, oon go. 137 5. aDe.
in Dapton, Sobn Gerp, bon RO. 522
7. 9pe.. Dapton, srli!ten on ben Sdn'
ben burd abfaisb.n bon gatronen
9erlebungen; Wm. Stariiein, IA, an
Der aopte 9tos. in 9ellepue. .pohnboft,
syoIep6 G6mibt, Ia. an Der Waro
Qloe.. gellepue, pobnbaf!, unb Cans
Rpers, Is, al Der Oipiiipn StraBe.
gslepue, pobnbaft tpurben ebenfalls
our6 qbfeuern pon patroneR an Der
Sdnoen oerlest.
Grdulein Barbara S6neiber DON
Der @arb 9tNnue, g.nepus erbielt ans
Idblid ibres Wisssnfeitss sabireid'
Gratulationen. Bon 9enisnisen, psl'
c6e sur 9ratulaiion iid sinsefunSen
batten, iinb 5oIssnbs gu erpdbnsn:
bic Grduleins Barbara S4nsipsr.
ssren. Spron, 2ouiIe Sdnsiber. Jar
gipenIt,ieb, glanfs Otiins, anna
anaad, Gbitb Sttins, Margaret aa'
aisr, Rsllis Ottins; bic Ssrrsn Sobn
Bed, Carl WaTsr, Sarrp aolhoosr,
George ssrants. Sreb. Rsiber. Rbins'
bart 2trnolb unb Serr unb Jraa
George Shneibsr,
- Srau Bette 6arbins DON Dams
ton, Departments prdiibentin bss
DamensSiilfstorps, 9. u. g., bat bic
WlitsIieber Der psri6isDenen Gamsn'
SilfstOrps Don aentudp aufsefOrbert,
nublifs 9trtitsl fiir bic Mili3 81
lisfern.
- Sm aassrbdus bee o. Wlc0reu.
Ro. 1907 8. apsnue, 9aptpn, mar sss
itern Raamittag burd bsfetie slsttr;s
Iae Drdbte, Elm Jeusr entitanbeu, mos
hur6 elm S8aben Don $750 perurs
iaft purbe. Der 0eriuft 1T bura
@eriiheruns ssbedt.
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louisville, luO bic @ibuns b,s
Staats : garreali ftattfinben ipirb.
abssreiit: gtidtsr Otto Wolff, Col.
8. g. Garotbers, 9lubreb Barbour,
Watt Serplp, Stabt Soli3itor Q.
Spence, s. 9. Benton unb Col. g. s.
CRAWFORD.
Sn Sort Sbomas iinb ppn Dem
propoit sMari6al, Capt. posue, auf
Der Mibpap Wa6poiten aufselteli
tporbsn. S.ber SoiSai, tpel9er eit
Sdantlotal betreten min, bat einen
pab porsu5eissn. Wsnn sr Elm fol-
des Sdriftitiid nidt DOr5eisen lam
ipirp er nad) Der Hefsrbation Suriid
sstortirt unb bem aopitdn pprss.
Fiibrt. 0ieienisen, ipeld)e bic @rluubs
nib gum 9etreten bes 2otols erbalten
babcn unb beim 8erlaiien irsenbpelds
Spmptpme BON allSuitart geItillten
Durit Seisen, perben sleidfals mad
benz Sort 5uriidsehradt, no ibnsn
Elm Guartier i'm Stcdbaui. in guss
ii6t itebt. Die Giunabmen in ben
sinaelnen S6antloialen iplIen. ieit'
Dem bic Wilis i'm Sort tpnsentrirt
lit, spil9en 500 unb 5000 pro Gag
hetra9en; jsbo6 ipirb bisie Ginnabs
me ntft ben Solooten, irnbern ben
Sauienben BON austpIrtideu 9eIuhern
5us.idrieben.
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uno SIabella Strabe tpp9nbaft, pur.
be atitern an Der II. unb gentraI
gloenue, uls er Elm Gar psrlieB, ourh
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bos @eleiIe selegt porbsn mar, am
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glp. Is DIT 7. Strabe ipobHbaft,
purSe aeitern BON sinem Sunssn ipels
der cine pldbpatrone uuf ibn abs
feusrte, in bic Ssite aetrcffsu. Die
Wunbe III ni6t gefdbrlib. - Sohn
5erppn, IA, ppn Der 13. StraBe, Sare
m smitb, bon Der OpsrtOn Strubs
unS GliSa Sett. IA. bon Ro. 920I
Srturb Strabs, purben beim Obs
feuern BON sop=piitolen on ben Sdns
ben psrlebt. Geo. Worriion, Z
Sabre eIt, on Der Granbpiep 4penue
ppbrbaft, puroe burh bic porseitiae
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Sabre alt. in qrice Sia pobnbaft,
purbe beim Spiel nit aameraoen
burt bic Grploiioa sines Sire Gras
ders i'm 9luee psrIsbt.
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i'm Strabe puroe ssiiern bsim
Sdpimmen i'm CLUB BON bem Rab
eines Gdmpfers aetrofftn, nobel sr
am 9eine cine tisfe Sdnittpunbe ers
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menbdnIes, purbe ssitern 4benb Oil
Der Springfield pite, in Der Ndbe ces
Armenbaufes, a!s er bic 2anbiirabs
treusen polIte, Don einem Sirabsns
babnpagsn niepereerannt unS !rus si'
ne Sddbelmunbe bapon. Der @rsis
ipurbe mad BEN fdbtifden SOiYital
iiberfiibrt.
Die elf Sabre aIts 1bscbOrs
9ubfal bon Qo. 1541 8apmifIer
Sirabe ipurbe seitern abenb, als ils
nit auberen &inbern an Der Beed)s
mont unb Blair glpenu. auf Der Siras
Be ipielts, Don siuem 4utomobil ii6ers
fabren. bag bon Sobn syIinid bon
Gluff, g., eelentt ipurbe. Jlint4
brabte bi. a1eins nat bem itabtiibsn
5ofpitaI uNb nadoem ibr bort dr5ts
ii1s SiIfe seiporbsn, nd4 ibrer cltsr:
lipen Wobnung. Die 9erlebung,n bes
ainbes iinb na6 Der Nniitt Der
aer5te i'm iiGbiii4en Soipital niAt
unbebeHllitb.
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Sanbnsfp, Obio. 4. SuIi. GrAI
gbarIes $. Gebnsr, A Sabre alt, pol
6artlanb Ribse. 5uron Gountp uno
ibre 1ani. Jrau Meliilu u. Barber.
~ Sabr. alt, Don ROrDalt. iuurptn
am Dienitaa giadmittus setObtst. lls
Der Ginipdnnsr, in benz lie Iubrsn,
enc baIk W.ile SIili9 Don Suron rca
einem eii.nbabnSus iibsrfabreu fpur'
be. paul 0ebner. Der ii,bsn 5obre
alie Sobn Der Jrau Gebnsr tputos
ipabri6sinlid iDbiilid DerIsbt. DE-
s5rausn ipurben BON ben Jniafen CT
neg autpmobils, bas ssruoe hsraniaIH.
iobt unter ben Iriimmern bes gussps
berausstboIt.
Dos pferS mar auf bem giienbabus
aeIeiie itsben geblieben, bait. bann an
se3osen, eins ater slei4 piebsr riid
ipGrts als serabe Der 3us beraniam.
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fort berbsiserufsnen Geueripshr stlans
ts, Der Glamnen 9err 3u perDen
nanbem Elm S6absn bon etipa $1O(
dnseribtet iporben ipar.
- Das Dad bes BON aler Robere
bspobnten 6auies 30. 1015 Yal'
Mpenue ipurbe bur1 Geuertperisi0r'
per in 8ranb ssisbt. Das Jeuer icnn4
te jebod i'm 8eime eritidt tperbsn uni
Der Sfaben bssiffert fid auY stipa
$40.
Gin fallsnbsr gallon iebte bas
Dad bes 9auies yip. 2141 auburn
4penue, bas BON SO. ". Soipe Be,
pobnt ipirb, in Yrunb. Der Sdabeu
1T jsbo1 nur unbebeuteno, bd oie
Tsusripsbr bas Geuer iOfort !Si6sn
fonnte.
- gluf bas Dad Der $. & z.
posue So. an Der 9isrten unb Race
Strabe fisI seiiern gfadmitias Elm
brennenbsr 8dllon. Die 6eueripsb-
ipurbe unpsr5islih alarmirt, brau4te
iebo6 ni6t in attipr Su tretsn, oa
tein 5euer perurfabt tpprben mar.
- Turd, cine Iafetc iunrSe geitern
Ihenc hie Roraiiic eines 5enitcis
Ger sSpbnuig bon tSrau Cora 6edj'
beimet III ben glnon 6lats, on Der
Mittea gperme ,ulo Jteaoing @cao,
IN grano aeiett. Tas Seler ipnroc
prompt eelOid)t unb Der Sfaoen he
!duit it'd alii etipa $40.
- sluf bas 9oh bes bon ~
guqh bGuotnten !Sauies, Ro. 3O3l
8caoino 9pao, iicl Gin brenneneer
@allon, Der ieocb non ieIbit erlnidl,
iuoab fem Seiier enhtnnb nno bic
5euenpebr niht in Ibatig'
felt 5u ireten braid'te.
Surf cine Rafete iuuroe Die
Dor benz @eidMitslotal Der
Bertins. Campbell Sarneb 60, ali
'Reip StrnBe nno grOabipap, III
9ral.b seiest. Die sSlamrnen iullrocu
nod Dor benz Gintrefien Der Jeiier.
fpebr geloift mb Der Sd,aoen be-
.duit ii6 ailf etpa $40.
- Ginen Sdobclt pon et.pa 5000
r;ttcte griiern sItcnb ein sseuer nn.
bag cugenid)einIid, ourd, SeierlperfS'
t5rper oIii bem Tad bes Don @illiant
n. Sobnion beipcbnier Sallics, glo.
1926 Gale slpeniie, perltriaht iuuree.
- siui bcm Tcfe 6es Sdaibpua.
,eneeitaits Der Sniih.aaiien Co. oil
,cr ssiiniten uno Roee Strabe; Ianoete
leitern gbeno elm 9aaon, peruriat,tc
cbod) fein 5ener, iobab bic Seiicr.
pebr bic rnper5iiglidj berbeiserliien
pirbe, nitt in Nftion gu tret.n
,raudyte.
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Sm eif.r.

Gin anssbsnber Cicero BAIT. slnsn
5ip0lfiabrissn Disb 81 pertb.ibia,n.
Sor Der Wsrbanbluns iprah CT nod,
nit BEN tiefbetriibten Batter bes Jun.
gen 9erbredtrs unb msinie ermutbi.
senb: .gingeiperrt ipirb bsr Sunas
biesmal nod ni9t, aber cine orient.
lide 1radt priisel battle Ct f9on Oct.
bient!"
sd baue Jpn. bab sr fi& nimmer
riibr'n fanu!s perfprd4 ber fdmsrsaes
beusie gr5euser.
Ginsebent beisr Worts psririsa lidb
Der iunse @trtbeibissr bsim pldSoner
3u folgenbsr 9irdbs: .Ginen Ioldben
Rnirps ins Oefdnsnib fperrers, kikt
Jpn perbtrben. Das Msrffomae -
metne hoben 9errsn - fpsrben bic
priigel fem. bic mil ber No.er tss
Mnsetlusteu nod Der Werbanbluua
Iperiprpd)sn batl-