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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30

McCumber by Wide Margin. II
Senator McCumber probably will
outrun his nearest competitor by BE-
tween 5000 and 10000 plurality. In
1915 precincts out OF 1900 McCumber
has 19,78; Hanna 1885; Nestos IL
552, and Midtbo 1,9l1. There is Z
close race between Nestos and Hanna
for second place. The race In detail
is found in another column.
Robinson Leads.
Robinson OF Fargo Is leading the ju
dietary ticket with 1884. The others
follow in order, Burke 1O,625; Fisk
lO295; Birdzell 10,172; Grace 9,7S4:
Spalding Sab; Goss 1888; Adamson
4,SO7. These returns are from 55S pre-
cincts out of 1900. Much of the rural
precincts have not been heard from.
These will increase the margins prob
obly Of Grace, Robinson and Birdzell.
The real contest for sixth place Is be.
tween Goss and Spalding.
Cohesion Of Vote.
The vote on Frazier showed the co.
hesion of the Non.partisan support.
The farmers marched up to the polls
in solid phalanxes and hardly candi-
date was scratched. In some Of the
rural precincts, the farmers voted as
a unit, other candidates not receiving
a vote.
North Dakota has never seen Z
movement that moved with such ma
chine line precision to accomplish Ito
ends. The farmers of North Dakota
stuck with vengeane and emphatical-
ly registered their demands. No state
in the union furnishes q parallel in
stance. The driving power Of the or
ganization perfected is written In the
rural precinct vote which will be Z
fine study in political organization.
Frazier Leads Ticket.
Frazier is leading the Republican
ticket. He will poll more votes than
McCumber. In l,246 precincts heard
from out of 1900, Frazier has 34,193
to Burdick's 1924 and Frames 1857.
With nearly 900 precincts to be heard
from, the total vote on governor IL
0,4OS against total vote two years
ago for Republican nominees for gov
ernor of some $1,000. Smith only poll
ed ,594 votes. Frazier already hasas
lead of nearly 1000 votes over Frame
and it promises to reach, II not pass.
the 10000 mark. Frazier's gallop IL
told in an adjoining column by laps.
An analysis of the vote shows that
Frazier would have won against either
Burdick or Frame and that the pres
ence of these two candidates did not
materially affect the general result
Other Results.
The story on the rest Of the Non.
partisan landslide is told in the fol.
lowing summary:
Judges Supreme Court-55S pre-.
cincts give: Robinson 1O,994, Burke
1O,625, Fisk 1926, Birdzell 1919.
Grace 1884, Spalding S,413. Goss 1854.
Adamson 4.SO7. s5-
Supt. Public Instruction -335 pre-
cincts give: Macdonald 9.75s. Hoover.
6,4sS.
Lieuteant Governor-e2f precincts
give: Kraabel %, 40, Sorlie 11,3A1.
Secretary Of State-e3l precinct1
give: Hall 2711s, Htort 7.63k
CONTINUED O PaSe TWol
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
Sir Roger Easement, Irish
Leader, Sentenced To Be
Hanged AS A Traitor

London, June 29.-Sir Roger Case
ment today was sentenced to death as
a traitor, after jury celebrating less
than an hour, had found him guilty
on charges in connection with the
Irish revolt in Ireland and his attempt
to persuade the Irishmen to desert
the colors. Before the sentence was
announced, Sir Roger, once brilliant
Irish leader, made an impassfoned
speech as he stood in the prison:
"In England alone in the twentieth
century, loyalty to ones country is
held to be crime" he said, with a
dramatic gesture. IF it is treason to
fight under such conditions, then am
proud to be rebel"
The first announcement of the YER
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
M'CUMBER AND FRAZIER CONTINUE TO PILE UP SAFE
MARGINS OVER THEIR NEAREST COMPETITORS.
FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE sPALD1NG Is CR0WDNa
Goss OUT FOR SIXTH PLACE ON JUDICIARY TICKET
BY A SLIGHT PLURALITY. NONE OF THE PRESENT
REPUBLICAN 1NcUMBENrs NOT ENDORSED BY OR.
GANIZATIoN IS NOMINATED
JORGENSON FAILS TO RALLY
VOTES TO DOWN KOSITZKY

With McCumber and Frazier nominated the Republican,
ticket by large margin interest cenes upon the judiciary
test in which former Chief Justice Spang and Justice Goss
running neck sixth place the ballot Six
Of the eight candidates the primary will go upon the bal
lot in November ... %gst
Second in interest the complete landslide of all
league candidates the ticket With the exception
State Treasurer John Seen who unoppoed in the Republican
primary, Of the present Republican, ncumben
mated but Thomas Hail. Secretary of State e549st II
orgenson, State Auditor Flint Commissioner Of Agricuhre
Walter Taylor Insurance Commissioner Lnde Attorney Qeue
al and Railroad Commissioners Mann, Stutsman aud
have all been retired by resoundng majorties plural
the adjoining column the complete ticket nomin4(ed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30

dict of guilty" unnerved Easement
completely, but as he spoke he regain
ed his composure.
He seemed perfectly calm as he BRO
tested against conditions in Ireland
and declared he should have been
tried by an Irish jury. He stood
erect and smiled when the lord chief
Justice pronounced the sentence, that
he should hang by the neck until
dead"
After Sir Roger had been sentenced,
Daniel ]. Bailey the private soldier
who had been held as an accomplice,
was placed in the dock.
The chief justice directed the jury
to return a verdict Of not guilty and
Bailey was discharged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
Troopers of Tenth Cavalry are Brought
Safely From Chihuahua City by
Special Train
TELL VARIED STORIES OF THEIR
EXPLOITS ON MEXICAN SOIL
Private Gibson Tells of MeXicans Killing
Wounded Americans After
the Battle -...

Ell Paso June 291e negro troopers of the 10th
cavalry, who at Carrzal Villa Alumada Chihuahua, and
Juarez have been central figures in the striking and poten
a chapters of the Mexican situation safely out
of Mexico.
Survivors Of bloody fight with vastly superior force Wet
mobs that stoned them than ripped with
the fear Of execution for their in the Boyd expedition and
lastly objects Of ntercpon by the U S. they brought to
the border from Chihuahua City special train today and
turned General George Bell Jr Commander Of the E
Paso base. With Them came Lem spisbury the Mormon
who guided Captain Charles Boyd and his little
trail that the Carrzal Splsbuy
spent the night the home Of his brother here The
quartered F Bliss awaiting orders from General Fun
San Antonio Two widely divegng Of their
tvy brought back by the prisoners told by spbuy
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30

-, The other story narrated by fighting
men of the Tenth declares the Mexi-
cans" to have been the aggressors, and
blames them for the ensuing slaugh-
ter The latter account is filled with
charges that have not hitherto been
brought to light
.. Exposes Mexican Cruelty.
Private VIM. D. Gibson declared
that he was certain that after the
Americans had quit the field Of the
Carrizal battle, the Mexicans went
over it and killed several Americans
who we're wounded but still alive.
Gibson's assetion was corroborated
by Private Archie Jones and Luther
Alexander. Numerous others claimed
they had been robbed Of vauables fol-
lowing their capture.
In Juarez a big crowd at the Mexi-
can Central Railway company viewed
the disemoarking of the prisoners
with curiosity, but gave no outward
evidence OF enmity. In the main, how
ever, the Mexican populace acted with
reserve. Once the crowd in Juarez
acted in genuine humor. That was
when the troops were entrained. Strip
ped of their uniforms after the battle
of Carrizal and with restoration only
partly made, the dusky soldiers were
greeted by a vast roar of cheering
from the thousands gathered there.
One of the features of the days de-
velOpment was the arrival of Captain
Morey for treatment at the Ft. Bliss
hospital for wounds he received at
the battle of Carrizal.
Captain Morey's coming was almost
lost sight of in the other events. To-
night he arranged to view the dusky
soldiers at Ft. Bliss. Fifteen of them,
the men of Troop X, are under his
command.
Scheduled to arrive in Juarez early
this morning, the special train dele
gated by General Trevino at Chihu-
hua City to carry the "a prisoners. to
the border, in response to President
Wilson's pre-emptory, did not pull in
to Juarez until noon, The soldiers
were slow in getting out. Their
guards issued first.
After. the Carranza soldiers had
forced an avenue along the outer
edge of the platform, General Con-
zales entered the car. He returned
shortly with the officer of the guard
and joined Consul Garcia and Mayor
Prieto of Juarez on the platform.
Crowd Jeers Negroes.
They started ahead and the first ne
gro appeared in the door. A chorus
of derisive whistling rose from the
crowd as he and his comrades filed
down the car steps.
Though the faces of most of them
looked lean and drawn, and wore an
expression of anxiety, the negroes pre-
sented ludicrous appearance.
Sandals and shoes not of army pat
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
ROSS GETS REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR SHERIFF

Fargo, N. D. June 29.-Andrew N.
Ross, Casselton has received the Re-
publican nomination for sheriff of
Cass county, beating Nick Mcclellan
by 100 to 1000 votes. Arthur Fow-
Ter, states attorney, was renominated
over Miller. Angus Fraser was re-
nominated for register of deeds and
w. r.. Tucker is the winner in the
race for county auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30

CONTINUED O Pa6o Two
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30

CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
LEAGUE HAS 4.
CONTROL OVER
l.. LOWER BODY
Meagre Returns Indicate a
Non-Partisan House About
Two to One
FARMERS GAIN SEVERAL
MEMBERS IN SENATE
Some Very Close Contests Noted
in the Legislative
Districts

iMeagre returns indicate that the
Non-partisan league has captured the
lower body of the house by a substan'
tial margin and has won number
of the members in the senate.
From the very few returns that
were available today, owing to the
unusual wire trouble it is. evident that
the next legislature will be completely
under the domination of the Non-par-
tisan league.
There are a few exceptions. Barnes
CONTINUED from Page TwO.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
LEIGHTON WINS OUT.

Minot, June 29.-Judge Leighton
has won the republican nomination
for district Judge over F. B. Lambert.
The vote: Leighton, 1,5O6; Lambert,
1,123.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-30
ROSS WINS NOMINATION.

Jamestown, June 29.-James Ross
is nominated for sheriff of Stutsman
county, and John Carr wins out over
Buck for states attorney,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Die Qebrer Der &6eltlafsn Der
gpong. ct. Sobannes air4e in Belle
rue iperben moreen GbenO cine Sis
Bung abbdlten.
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partement BON 9elleDue purbs beaufs
iraaf, 9lbfdle unb 2ti6e an iebsm
Montas unb 5reitag a fort5us
idaffen.
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BON geqebue piro teute in isiner
Gale cine Sibuns abbalten.
- ssm 6auie Der Jrau Is burlss
8ela BON OaDton mar su gbren bes
Germ 8. SO. Di6ble pom Ser. Staa>
ten ariegsf9iff y8ermont" cine abz
f6iebsfeier beranitaltet, an pel6er ii6
foIsenbe psrionen betbeiligtsn: sSrdus
lsins Grie6d Spurl, Murguerite Gms
nit, BeiIie S6armann, Qlma getbge,
8ernice 6offmeier, Mams Ro6inlOn,
Glpoe 5or, Sobn Ylatt, 0ilIiam
grnit, WeslsD S6oup, gbarlss Webs
ling, elmer gels, SarrD 5bomas,
Ri6ilrb Cunning, %. Barb, Soc
Reebe, Gam. Reeber, Ser unb Grau
Gbarles gels unb Wilidm Grnft.
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wenn mir 6enielben i'm Sole eineg
@rieges pieI not6iger Daben miiroen
Die 8ergrOberuns Der Marine, nie
iie beabiid)tigt 1T, piirbs per S5abr cine
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beii4en uHb bies 1T nur cine Ssiie Der
~prepareoneb".
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Stongreb bdben, 10 ipiirbe Der gr0bte
3beil biefes 9elbss bur9 bic gintomz
meniteuer erbo6en fperben, mittelit
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Ulillionen erbo6en baben."
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Die anselegsnbeit ipObl gu iiberlegen
uno gege6eHen Safes feline Gimme
unb ieinen GinfluB seltenb gu ma
den, um bus 2anb Dor bieIer uniinnis
gen nPreparebneb" gu bepabren.
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Dies nnb Sas.

= Srau Gl6ertinI &ot1ma1 fat
olir6 @erntittlung BON Sbeooor
WlaDer & Bro. elm BrllnoItiid bon
100 bel 129 SUB an Der Wiiami
slbenlie IN wia0eira gefauft. Sic
&nitferin miro bort i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
meerere @obrbduier bauen.
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Der 8erianrmllng oes republifant.
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nod gl6eno Der @brengait iein. 9ie
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mr.. @s ioll Die Rnpio Sraniit gln,
gelegenheit beiprohen tperoen ulo 5it
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SDoe Rort II. |. NJ. eingIeaoen.
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BON Blue 9lib IN oieiem Gou1tp, tuer.
oen om "a. glpril pergeben uub Die
srfeit mltb bis gum 10. gluguit
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neralprdiibent Der Suternational Bro
tberbpOb Of 8ladImitbs uno Selpers,
madte seitern nit einem gtusi6uB
bem ts6niifen 2eiter Der 6. $. u. ..
8a6u feline gfnfpurtung unO osrs
lungte fir bic 100 S6mieoe, peI6e
on Der 9abn 3pii6eu bier unb SoleoO
bsIfdftigt fperben, cine 2O9nerbobung,
Die 2eute srbalten 351 Gents per
Stunbe. Die 2obnitala lit aber lebts
bin duf 36 Gents i'm UtiHimum uno
39b Geuts i'm Martmum feit9eieBt
pOrbsn. llHterbanOIinseH finb I'M
Sause.
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6esen Siirsid)aft entlaiien.

9eorqe SO. McUiurtb, &aiiierer
Der perfra6ten /. RdtioEdl6ant DON
Rem Ri9monb, g., Der Der Inter
I6laeung unb falIfen guffiibrung
angeflagt itebt, plaibirte geitern DOR
gunoesri6ter Soaiiter nitt iduloi1.
or nurbs gsesn $4,000 giirgf6aft
Bis sum prO5eTie uuf freieH SUB &c;
isbt.
9ie g9itoeoer gianoh1noler g6drs
leg Silt, 9eoroe 9. Dimes, Stephen Ut
Ulspers uno JraHt Ulepsrs, Die bic
Yoiigeisbe UsrleBt buben iolen, Dur
ben ouf getrcibsnibrss &upalts seoen
je $1,000 9irgIdaft sntlnfIsu. Der
gertbeibissr iagts, er rpiirhe in einis
gen Sagsn einen Gutrag auf Rieoers
i6laeung beg 9erfabrens ftsQeu. mi.
ods in gbicago nit tbsilpeiisn GrfOlg
geTf.ben pdre.
Der 2tpotbeter SIaoure 5. WtilIer
Don ber Sstdtsn unb Sobn Strube,
Der frii9sr cine 9tpothete an Der 4ften
unb @rsenup Strabe in GODiHgton
bate, plaibirte auf bic geasn i6n err
bobsne gutlugs, bab sr Wprpbium in
feiusm 8eiB unb sutpioer ben Be
ftimmungen bss Sarrifon 8efeBes
oertauft babe, niht f6ulbta unb
puroe esgsu cine giiraftaft DON
$1,000 aus Der Daft sntIufIen.
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Nekpsrt.

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sinnntier gpltsblatt" befinbef ii6 in
gso. 339 YOrf Strait, sestnibsr
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26, bsibe non CT. 2ouis. Wo.
8efibtiisls@ @srdnberungtn: Gbs
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GDbingteM.

Sie GObinstuuer Eiiiee iir Sas
eGinsiuuafier @olfsblatt" beiinoet
iid in bem Gebdube Der 9,eoples
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baielbit entsesengenoumen. Selepbun
suutb 1854.
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sitnug Der StaStapnmiiiare, mel.
der eine Delegation Der aeuton 60.
Gegenieiiigen Gdusgeiellif)aft, aus
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moalid,. Ger glnsfal, tpelde Die
Gtabt onr6 cine @eouftion Der
Sd,dnfIi5enieu erIeiSet, fonnte 0urh
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fiir bic 8aserL ipeIdie 5Inihenbier
ablieirrn, cine bobere 2i3ensgebiibr
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bat ii9 cine gHtidleioung porbebaI.
ten. - Die alripriit)e Der Straben.
inipettoren Ben. @siler, Geo. Goof
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$s5s, lpliroen beipiaigt. - Der &c.
ilInbbeitsbeanrte Or. s. 5. S'@falep.
perlangte, 6nb iein Sainir BON
$1,000 mif $500 per S1br erbobt
peroe. S0lpf uno ssbilipps iparen oa.
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un0 Siucr fol- bas Solnir nifDt mebr
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1eHernns bes Weinns'
beits3aftanbes burdb 1ans
lac ipmm6erbar.
hbgsarbeifeter Nann obne Sdlaf
nno appeiii nno biel pOn
SdmerSen beinseimd)t,
SIT jest luie Gin 3'iero, idlait gut
uno fiiblt ansse5eidjHet.

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gerdnosrung in meinem 3uiian5e
natbem i6 Elm obsr 5lpsi Sass lang
Sanldc au mir genommen batte", iasie
6. 6. RisberbeIman bon no. 1922
Sugbss Strabe, gincinnati. I'D babe
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unb> >empfeble bas Uliitel alien mstneH
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ipdnbie, btfaub ib mid in eiEsm
dubsrit fdDa9sn 3uiianb. Sd mar
auber Sianos gu idlafsn, eripa4le
rnbrenb Der Ha1t unb lag barn
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finb.n, 70 bdb i6 Morgens miioer
fiiblte aIs tpeHn i8 gu Belt eins.
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etnus, I'm sinen 6aIen am 2ebsn gu
rrpaItsn. 9as @enigs, mas if az
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neten. unb Deruriahie mir idperes
glusitoben. Der Stublsdna mar eir
to9fi unreselmdbiser, unb i'd maBte
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ttlfen.
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iclHss, bdb id taum imitdnbe mar,
meins 9lrbeit 3u perri6ten.
.aber idon gans tur5 nu6osm i9
5anIae ein5uuebmen bsgonnen bate,
fiiblie it. baB 8eNeruna eintrat. Wlein
-Stublsana iUurbe reselmdbis uno nls
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ein pferb unb babe al6 an @sipitr
5ugenontmsn. sSh iebe beHer aus, babe
sinen ruhissn Sflaf unb fiibls MID
be5 Worgens erfriiM."
Geribe BEL abeearbsitsten psrionen
er3islt Sanlac srpbartige 5riumppe.
inpem es bsrsn a0rpsr5uitanb Dieoer
frdftist. 4err Rieoerbelman bei6reibs
fsiHen 3uitanb, ebe sr 5anlde ass
frautte. joipie bic punbsrtlrs Wir-
ilina psIde 6ur9 bieies erSislt tpurbe.
aranibeit, S6merssn, Wattisieitsass
fiibl uno ShpG6e perlieren unb bdfii-
6sIunobsit, Gtdrte unb Munierteit
srlanssn, bas 1T es, mas Serrn Ries
terbelman unS 9auienbe aubsre, bic
GbnIife grfabrunssn maaten, sn
Tontbdrtsit 5dnlac segeniiber bsrs
pfIidtst.
3aniac 1T Elm rein pes.tabiliifss
Was.n ardftisungsmiite! unb 3os
nicum.
Sein Wsrtb unb feline Wirtung
iuirb in Der 2lpctbete Der Dom Drug
SO. an Ss9iisr unb Walnut StraBc
hurd einen Grpsrisn bemonitrirt. gs
iann aber in irsenb elmer Der Ia
Dom Bsaikrbeab 9lpOtbetsn in Gins
einnatt, iorpis in Der Gilmore apos
ibse in gobinston erlanet fperben. Sn
jeber Stabt unb Srti9aft pes GiHs
einnati Diitritts befinbet iid cine
qlpotbeie, In iDelder adnlae pertauft
ipiro. - anseigs.
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geriibmter @ele6rter en-
bet burh Selbft m orb.

Baltimore, WO., 10. 2lprtl.
Der Coroner Sapase ertIGrts nuh eis
ner llnteriu9uns, bab Der Sob Don
Or. Sarrp 6. Spnss, qrpfeiIOr an
Der Sobns Sopttns uniperIitdt, auf
Gift SuriidSufiibren lei, bas er augens
i6einIi9 81 it9 seuommen, als er am
Sunntas allein in ietnem 3immer
mar. Der Sob mar IOfort einsetreten.
Der berii6mte Gbemiter, peI4er als
Der 9ionier in 2uboratoriums llns
teriu9ungsn in ben Der. Gtauten gait,
nabm ii9 bas 9eben, neil er Iih be-
ipubt mar, bdb er pegeu isines Rers
penleioens ieinem gerufe niht mebr
tange ppriteben tDnne. Der COB oes
@eIebrten lit Elm I9nerer S9lds fir
bic aeIammte 6atuItGt Der unioeriis
tat. Gin 5heil Der Wtitslieoer Dirb
aIs 8abttu9trGger fungtren.
War 9 6pinoel.
Sos 9lngeles, Gal., 10. Nprtl.
Sieiiee 9eantte srtldren, bab Sames
Mpran, alias Irtbur Wtages, ipel6er
8eaulten bier unb in San Diego ees
eeniiber vbetannt" bate, baB er an
Der 9eraubune zines Ppitpdgens lit
Nsp gprt, i'm Sebruur, betbeiligi GEE
peieu iei, Sur 3eit bes Raubes I'M
3uhtbaus in ct. Quentin geieIleu
babe.
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- Ger 5man3ig Sabre aIte SEN
iterpuber 5ranf Clemens Don 9to.
tO11 Oil GSront StraBe Itiir5te 9e'
tern gtadnlttag beim 6eniterpusen
aus Dem 5peiten StcfIuerf oes Sau.
les 90. II Sit Critic StraBe uno
bra6 lid 5eioe 9cine Gr muroe na@
bem itaOtiidcn Soipital gebradt
- Gem GpIi3iiten George SuOer
uun GO. 4tO6 Ballard 9IUenue, Der
5llr 8eparanlrabtbeiIlmg bes Yoli5ei.
requirements geb6rt, gcrietb geitern
aIs er OH StctionsgebdlIbe oes 5ebn-
ten 1iitrttts beihdftigt mar, uuge.
l6idHer aalf III Die 2lugen. Ter Der.
ungliidte luuroe iofprt uah Dem ita0-
riiden 0oipital Qebraft uno Die
2Ier5tc bofien, bab oas 9lugenlidJt
our1 bieieH llniaa nidt geiabrott
ieIn miro.
- Mit Dem gerIuit eines 9eins
nlubtc geitern 9lbero Der go Sabre
olte obood)Ioie GbarIes S'8orman
0en gerili9 be5ablen, cine 6reiiabrt
auf einem @iiter6ug Der 4enniplua'
ria.@qbn 5u MAIDEN. gIls er ami einen
in ooler i5dbrt befinoIiben 8iiter5ug
on Der gaitern gloente uno Gorbin
StraBe aufiprtngeu poQte, fam or
ic ungIiiflidb 5u 6aa, oaB ibm ooS
I,nte Sein abgeiobren tpuroe. Ser
8erumglidte puroe mad Dem itaOti-
ihen SoipitaI gebrad)t.
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(Ginge 6t.)

Die 0eteruren erfIdren iih eben.
faIIs iiir Die goubausgabe fiir bas
SbneIlperfebrs. .Spiten1, nitt oIlein,
Dag es Elm raites @eoeiben fir Die
S5nOuitrien unierer Staot sur 5oIge
ba6eu iuirb, fouSeru oaB mid enoIid
Ser iibelouirer6e auual, Der ifon lett
oieIen csabren ein grobes Sinoernib
fiir bie 8roiperitat Don Cincinnati
biI6et, oaolrh aitsgener5t fDtro.
llnenSli6 bieIe @ortbeiIe iteben
allen, Iorpobl ben arbeitern tpie ben
@eihdftgIelrten ourh Die 2oirng
oieles 9robIems in ausiitt.
Gbas. Subj.
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Mnfdne.

Der 48 Sabre alts Gonrab
oO.nes BON SO. 291o Sanosrs Struz
&c fisI aeftern Radmittug. Ddbrsno er
in ner Deitipoob Supn Saa drbets
tete, 10 ungliidli1 Don elmer Setter,
bah err iitb ben re9teu Urn
brad unb nah bem itdbtiiden Soipts
tai gsbradt peroeu mubte.
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Spnrt Gmer Welb /!

1ie .,Gmhal easiHss sani & Tran Gs.I.
on Der 20. ztrnbe nnb Wabiion gtbeHHs. sabIt
srsi Rrosfni SiHfen auf Spar.giuIagsn.
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g ii tim m uua.

geI6iebener GbemanN: SD babe
meiner Trau DreitnuIepO Wiart idbts
lid betpiqieen miiFen."
5reuub; .Sa, ideiben tbut ps5!'
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