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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
COLONEL STEINER
 ID BE PROMOTED
Man Who Raised Cavalry Regiment Will Command
 Brigade, It Is Said

Montgomery, December 23.-(Special) Col. Robert E. Steiner of Montgomery, commander of the First Cavalry regi- ment, National Guard of Alabama, is scheduled to succeed Brig. Gen. Charles R. Bricken as commander of the infantry regiments when General Bricken becomes a member of the Alabama court of ap- peals, January 15 Bibb Graves, lieuten- ant colonel of the cavalry regiment, will succeed Colonel Steiner.
 General Brlcken is in Alabama on leave without pay but his resignation will go to the war department during the next few days When 1t is accepted by the department, Governor Henderson will be notified of the vacancy and requested to appoint another commander. Military of- fcers Friday pointed out that there is no such thing as the election of brigadier general of the National Guard. The ap- pointive power is in the hands of the state executive, who is the commander-in- chief of the National Guard.
 Colonel Steiner has been commander of the cavalry regiment since It was organ ized, he and Lieutenant Colonel Graves being named by officers of the troops. Lieutenant Colonel Graves will be pro- noted to Colonel Steiners position by of- ficers of the regiment, this position De- ing elective
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
IN THE PICTURES ANDOU7T
By H. S. RYALL

Best pictures today:
 William s. Hart, in "The Return of Draw Egan,' at the Triangle.
 Richard Travers, in "The Phantom Buccaneer,' at the Strand
 Marguerite Clark, in Miss George Washington" at the Colonial
 Mime. Olga Petrova in "Extravagance," at the Trianon
 Exceptional bills are offered at the bet ter picture play houses during Christmas week, and many of the favorite stars will be seen in new plays
 Marguerite Clark, in Snow White" opens at the Strand tomorrow, running Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The fact that Marguerite Clark is now to appear on the motion picture screen in an adaptation of Snow White" under the auspices of the Famous Players Film company, may well be considered an event in the annals of Fairylond. Miss Clark has long been a fairy princess who held under her magic spell the youth of all ages and both sexes. Now she is actually crowned queen, in the role of the beloved Snow White,
 Creighton Hale. hero of many thrill ing incident in the motion picture serial stories, was weaned away from present. day villains to play the prince who wins the heart of Snow White. Lionel Braham, well known figure on the metropolitan stage, is the faithful hunter, Berthold, who refuses to slay Snow White after the wicked Queen Brangomar has ordered him to to so.
 One of the odd features of the photo play is the fact that seven real midgets, some of them over 50 years of age, were engag ged to play the roles of the Seven Dwarfs at whose cabin Snow White finds peace and happiness in contrast to toll and peril of the palace in which she was born. These seven little men were sought far and wide by the director before he could find seven small enough to give the proper effect when they appeared on the screen with the tiny star herself for Miss Clark is undoubtedly the most dl- rninutive star on the screen, being con- siderably less than five feet in height. It is worthy of note that snow White is the first photoplay six reels in length ever to be released on the Paramount programme, which has always confined it. self to four and five-reel pictures, But when Miss Clark and her company had returned from Savannah, Ga, where the exterior scenes of the picture were staged and the actual assembling of the produc- ton was completed, the total length was found to be six parts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
GERMANY RETURNS
 TRANSPORTED MEN
 ID OWN COUNTRY
Following Number of Com plaints Teutons Change Mind as to Many Ma
 tiyes Taken Away

Berlin. December 20.-(By Wireless to the Associated Press, Via Wireless to Sayville. N. Y, December 2S.)-Tt is announced authoritatively 920 work men who had been transported from Belgium to Germany have been re- turned to their homes in response to a number of complaints. Other cases are being investigated as speedily as pos sible.
 The return of the worllingmen is made under the rules prescribed by General won Bissing, governor general of the occupied portions of Belgium
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
 FOR THE PRISONERS

Christmas baskets will be delivered to the prisoners in Birmingham jails Sum day morning by the ladies of the Wom- en's Christian Temperance union. Spe- cial services will be held in the prisons by the members of the union.
 Christmas came few days ahead of time to Miss Byrd Clark, secretary of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, when the young women who have been taking lunch at the tea room during the year presented her with handsome bar pin. The presentation speech was made by Miss Fillmore Clemens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
SANTA CLAUS NOT BRINGING SOLACE
 TO MEN IN LEAD
Continued from Page one)

(Continued from Page one)
 quired by the manufacturers of munitions of war, from increased supertaxes on incomes. and from increased levies on inheritances."
 G. o. P. IS GLEEFUL
 There is no question but that the outlook is distressing. It is so dis tvessing. and will be much more dis trcssing during the next session of Congress, that republicans are said to he no longer chagrined in that the democrats will organize the House, ap- point the committees and be respOn- sible for IegisIatiOn.
 For it is true that whenever new taxes are devised and levied, the peo- hle emit "holler,' and that whenever aNholler" Is raised, the political sphere trembles like a stock market on the eve of national election. Having pre- pared a standing army and builded up a magnificent line of armored cruisers, the government will be forced to in- crease the burden of taxation. It Is certain, therefore. that the "holler" will be emitted, and that the political situa- ton will be effected.
 The republicans say "We will then go abroad telling the old story of dem- ocratic incompetence. What we will do for the democrats will be, in the venacular, a plenty"
 Senator Bankhead. when asked by the correspondent of The Age Herald to propose a remedy for the situa sion replied: "We should is sue bonds. Let posterity pay for preparedness. For posterity will be the chief beneficiary"
 ABOUT BOND ISSUE
 Senator Underwood, however, op- poses a bond issue. Said he: T could not speak right off regarding methods to liquidate a deficit of $S90,o00. .0O0. But a bond issue can
 --~7norary relief When
 sue has expired, we stin o nfronted with the unaiui1islae lount of the issue"
 'sc Has rau re-" as exclaimed the slesnt ahc fter various devices fai3ei to lvle a problem. In months ta cec some one will find the reuedg. t- e merry Yuletide for the aes ai nd members of Con- gress wUuid probably be happier were the prospects bright for full corn crib rather than a barn in which grain of corn would rattle like thunder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24

Bessie Barriscale has worn nearly 30 dresses in the feature being made at Culver City, in which she is starred. Anyone who doubts this statement can count lem when the photoplay is re- leased. Miss Barriscale is playing two sisters and the constant alterations of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24

NCUHuHucu HUH T HSS OAINI
 quired by the manufacturers of munitions of war, from increased supertaxes on incomes. and from fncraasAd Ievies on inberitanceS"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
Use Macon Terminal

Use Macon Terminal
 The new Macon terminal station will be used by the Southern railway trains No. and No. 10, beginning December 25. These trains operate from Atlanta to Macon, but Birmingham trains con meet with them.
 The other Southern railway trains
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24
TIE WEATHER
Weather Ecrecast


 Washington, December 23.-Forecast for Alabama: Fair, warmer Sunday; rain at night or Monday; somewhat colder Mon- day.
 Mississippi: Sunday or Sunday night warmer; Monday colder and probably fair. Tennessee: Rain Sunday or Sunday night; Monday probably fair; somewhat colder west portion.
 Kentucky: Increasing cloudiness and warmer Sunday. followed by rain Mon- day and somewhat colder.
 South Carolina: Fair. warmer Sunday; Monday cloudy, probably rain west por- ton.
 Georgia; Fair, warmer Sunday; rain at night or Monday.
 Florida: Far Sunday; warmer north portion rain at night or Monday, except fair extreme south portion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-24

will continue to use the old station at
 Macon until January ', when all of the
 trains, including the Kansas City-F1or- ida Special, pass through the new sta tion. J. P. Thomas, city ticket agent
 made the announcement last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

NATIONAL HOUSE, 2l21h Ed ave.
 Rooms S1 week up. 7-1-31t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

intense interest. On June 5 Field Mar shal. Earl Kitchener, Great Britain's famous minister of war. was drowned with his staff off the Orkneys when the cruiser Hampshire went down. It was at first thought the cruiser had been the victim of a submarine, but this theory was generally discarded when it was learned that the warship had struck mine and gone down in the midst of a terrific storm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent word a day, no nd, taken for less than 25c for first in tton Cash must arcomnuny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

FURNISHED rooms, walking distance $2.50 weekly. 2209 9th ave. N
 7-d-3Ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

A few days ago Harry Metcalf of Vest minister, Vt. found on opening a bale of hay two black snakes. one four feet. the other three feet in length. MT. Metcalf thought the snakes dead. but the freah air soon revived them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

FOR RENT-Newly furnished front rooms, all light, by day or week, at very reasonable prices. Nelson Hotel. 172711 2d ave. Phone Main S535-W.
 6-8-tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

ONE CENT A W0RD'ONE CENT A WORD'
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATES-One cent a word days no nd
 taken fer less than 25c for first inser- tfon. Cash must accompany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

TUX SALE
 N~NN~~~~~~cOo~~oO~~~-~O~ FOR SALE or exchange, a brand new $500 player piano. mahogany case, with S15 worth of music; will take vacant lot. automobile or consider it part pay ment on a home. Address A-92, care Age Herald 7-30-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

COOL screened rooms with good board.
 s week. Kenny's, 1916 5th ave. 7-26-3ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-31

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
 room, South Highland home, to one gentleman only; bath. electricity;
 telephone Call Main 2s67. 7-14-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Nehpsrf.

Sic g,eippOrt Office fir oas ,6in.
einnaticr golfsbla.t" befinSct iid in
gsO. 339 yOrf straFe, sessniiber
benz Gourtbouie, iuuielbit Reuisfeiten,
anSeigru II. I. IN. bis 9 ltbr g6enSS
snt0eaengenommen iperben. 5elepGDn
1outh 2401.
= Seirat9si6eine: Clarence Ro.
icnberser q, urb 0taoae groofS,
81, geioe pon Sorafer, O.; SyoGn
0rpel, %, umo Clara Gomros, 81,
9eibe BON 9tob 60, O.; slbner geg.
lett, 20, ilnb Sinba SocgIam, %, lei.
be bon @apne Co., eSno.; glled Wott.
iid, "a, uub @ene @reelett, %, 9eibe
BON Senrp Co., Suo.; Saflin 3.
@elbmm, 81, bon Montgomerp &C.,
D, unb @laons Sarib6argcr, ,@ote,
21, DON Miami Co., O.; 2Iopb Sett.
lem, 80, uno glnna DoQnep, 38, @eibe
Don Scioto Co., 8.
-Sm Gircritserift tpurbe geitern
ron Dem Gircuitri6ter Otto @oIif
bas @efud ber 9ewobner oes Clifton
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@amiltcx.

lInier ggent in Samilton 1T Serl
Gomarb grud, 449 Sub biinite Str
Bel Sci. 476.H. Ssme TbOne
1851 n.
- Die GinnabmeH unb GussGbrn
Der itGbtiifxn 9ebrau4sanIassn pa'
rem na6 elmer pon BEN itGbtii9en
4ubitor 6. Grb erlaiIeuen grtIdrung
i'm Monat Suni mar folst: Gasperts
= ginnabmen, $9,283.35; @ussaben,
S9,816.17; Defi5ii, S532.s2. = Waf.
ierperfe = Ginnabmen, $2225.40;
2lussabeu $4,4O7.75; Defiait, $2,181.s
80. -GIsttri3itats Giunabmen
Sc, ,266.37; 4ussdben, $4883.26;
uebsrfdub, $383.11.
Bel einsm Strsite, tpsfder
9ienitas gta9t in Der gadk bsr
Rapp'iden Wirtbihaft on 9eaton
5trabe itattfanb, purbs Georse
arauIe cine S1nittnunbe bsissbraGt,
infDlge bsren er in sefdbrli4sm 3us
itanbs i'm Merep 5Oipital barnisbsr.
liest. Sn @erhinbuns NIT Der afs
fdre tpurbs paul Sones In 9dft &C.
nommen.
- Oas gssrdbnib BON poIish,5ns
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Pokal.Deridbt
llaiHseaebm iir Si9tfri4iit.
Sin Gpileptifer.Suipital mitten il
Gliftun fdat Den Hahbarn auf
bic gerbeH.

Gin SoipitaI iiir GpiIeptifer lit ae'
DiB cine nott1penbiee sIniiaIt, aber
nitt geraoe ongeuebm fir Die stadt
barn. lpenn iie iib in einem @obn'
oiitrift befinoet, nod ba3u in ocn
iaihlcrablcn Clifton. Dem 0eiuio'
teitsbeaiitten 2anbis tu,irbe geitcrt,
ci!le 9eidspcroe iiber cin berartiaes
priOats Sniiitut in 3443-3445 Cor.
nell pIace in Clifton bon Sausbc.
iiserr an ber Strabe 5ugeiteat imb cs
lpiro Gle gittfernlmg Der @nitaIt Der.
!angt. Tas Soipital lit ben 9etenteu
aritobis. 6eren 9iiibe burd bas @e.
Barren Der imgIiIdIiben aranfen, Die
baieIbit ilntergebradt iino, aeitort
iUeroe. Die @etpperbe trdat Die In.
teridriiten bon gsm. s.. Hilnfnuan,
Gr. eoiparo @ergbdiien, Or. Gtt,
GiedInuin, @illiam stttIeicp, 3. 6.
UtilIer, Gltff Ws. Steguer unb Or.
". M. Benniro.
Tr .2anbis tcuiilItirte 6en Siaot.
anmalt un6 bieier gab Die entid)ei.
ouns al, boB oas @eiurbbeitsamt
niht alitdnbia fci, utb bic 9etentcr
lid NIT ilrem 8eiu9 an bic @eritte
member uriibtert. Die slngeIeeenbeit
miro iebenfaqs sur 3ufriebenbeit Der
9epobner bes Cornell 4lace erIeeigt
werben, benz ,pie elmer Der 2eiter bes
Soieitals seitern erflGrte, iei es ibnen
irIbit flar gaporben, bab bic anftalt
5u grob gelucrbeu iei umb mebr
8iailm sebrauhe. Sobalb Elm eeeigne.
ter sruber 4Int sefunbeu lei, iuiiroe
oas ScipitaI bohiu perlest peroen.
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GorSimeriiinii4n siustrbuas.
!Senrn Setmer pon Chicago mirb in
ben mniifaliidsn geiratb seipdblt.

Gos aus 81 @titglieoern bcitebenSe
Gireftoriim bes groBet 9orbameri.
fnniihen Gdneerbilnbes. beiieu Pra.
iibent infer Witbiirgcr Serr Charles
B. Shmiot III, 5eifDnete ben melt iiro
brett befannten SGneer nno alapier.
iabrifanten Serrp 9etruer aus Obi.
eaao bilrf Die @abI 5um Mitglieo
bes muiifaliifen geiraibs aus. SEER
Detmer miro Der 9tadfplger oes III.
ldirgii perItorbenen glltnleiiiers aiif
Dem 8ebiete bes W1Energeiangs Oh.
itap Gbrborn. Geine Gdbl bebeiitct
nift bios cine tpiiroige gInerfenniiiig
ieiner eigenen 8erbieiiite I'm Die
giIegc bes be,itifen 9eianges i'm
2al1oe Der Sternc uno Streiien, ION.
eern and, cine nerbie1tte Gtrung Der
.@ereiniaien @dnnerhore Don Gbi.
eago", Senen er, wie Dem Rorbameri.
taniiden Sdiiger6iinb ihon felt pielen
Sabren als geitdttes uno eifriges
1itsIieb aneebSrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

rcsgebaIt oea @eb1ube.apmlniiidrs
bon $4,000 auf $4,000 crbobt piro,
iui,roc utiter Suspeaoirilng Der re.
geIn ciisenommeii. Stnbtrath Nalp
1emcrfte, oab bic Tbatigfeit bes Ie.
partencnts lid beitdnbie eripcitere,
mas Die sIrbeiten bes 8orltebers ellt.
ipredefh permebrc. slber nub bic
ginrabmer ieieii sroBer aepcroell
iinb baIo neroe Der 3eitpuntt eintre.
ten ba Die llnfoiten burd bic Gin.
finite eehedt tpiiroen. Serr Henbigs
bate aus aIlel oieien 8riinoen Die
@ebaltssiilage ipcbl peroient. Staot.
ratb @oie itiir,irlte aaein gegen Die
Srbinans, dbsr MIR aus benz @rune
De, baB Die uneiiniiige Sinan5lage Der
SStaot feline Salarerbobunsen &C..
iidtte.
Tie Notwithstanding fir oas
leBtc tSaIbjobr 1916 tpuroe anDenon.
men. Charles g. Serrp nabm ieincH
Sis ais NndyioIeer bes perit frbetea
9r. Senrp 3. Goof ein uni ipuroe
oenielbcn gusid,iiiien 5liaeti)eilt, mel.
den Or. goot anseb6rte. Der Stabts
rath pertnete lid, Johann bis 5ltm cr'
itsn Disnitas i'm ausuit. Damn tres
ten abern,aIs bier gssoben sserien tis
gum eriten Tienitag i'm Septenlber
MN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06

0iitrifts, ben Tiitrift fir cine Staot
D, aldiie 81 crfIGren, beipiaigt. Ser.
ner lpurbcn bis aiir n1dyiten Serblt,
raW, menn Die Stabtbeanten erlpGblt
lperben ir!len, SoIaeube als tenporare
@eontc ernonnt: Sriiitees, Geo. W,il.
Ter, @m. Woure, Geo. Sdraser, S.
s2. Scmuchp, Geo. q. W2iaer; Bell.
5eiriGtcr, GDriit. @eber ir.; giielior,
gSm +. Shuellc. Gte Ortidait miro
als Tenn OF Clifton" bsSeihnet.
Sn Der geitern abaebaItcnen
Sitl.nn Scr Stabt.acmmili1re beridj.
teie Scr (Seiluibbeitstenmte Gr. loot,
baf Sic slnalpie Ses Irint4poiiera ci'
lien Trc5entiat bon 80 reinenl@al'er
crgcbcn babe. ;Siinfscbn WfiIbpro6cn,
peldc gleid,falls linteriufyt ipIroeil,
crlricIcn iid) bon teiner Nilalitat '5lh
aGgaIoilfencn Monut Ieien hrci SGiie
Bon Gipbthcritis nnb 5rei ssalle uon
SharIadj iieber aiiacmelbet iporhtr.
Gic Merpobner Ser 10. StraBe batteli
ouaelen protcitirt, oa; Die 10. Ctr,
citlih Ser gorf glpenie, nit gafitei'
uch scpilaItert iperoe. Sic perlaugcil
cine NsptaIt- ober 5arpia.Tflaiie'
rlmq, Scrr ,S6co. glur5 erfldrte je.
Sod, rab pieIe 8runbeigentbiimer rie
gadi!cinpilaitcrimg porjieben. Die
g(ngeleeenbeit miro am uad)iten MfoH.
tag in elmer Situng hes Tlenar'
&omnlittees crlebigt iueroen. Tic 100
1ub lauae 9(Qep, 5piid)en Der @aib.
iEgtGn 9lpe. uno Der 9auoermdn
2tIey, lmb 5rpiiher Der 10. ino 80.
reit 3IraBe, ge!egen, pelhe nublos
| lit, iol geidlIaiien ltnb Den @rlmo.
bciiscrn oos fir cine slaep hebiairtc
2or6 3uriidsegeben tueroen. Ter @au.
irpcftor 8. slllen berid)tete iiber
ginnabmen fir mai 5unl getraae bon
S12,S25 unb fiir SUM gum getrase
bon $12,525.
- Sm gpuntpseridbt tpurbs ssitsrn
bas Seitament oss Geo. SObannigs
mann beitGtist. Ger grblaiisr psrs
maht iein @erm6sen feiner Satin
Rpie SobannigmanH, tp.lhe auslsih
sur 3eiiamsntsDullit srnannt
ipirb.
5. :. WsnoerOt6, Der Glert beg
Clifton 0iftriits, ipirb psrmibt. Gr
bate am leBten Sonutue feline WObs
nung go. 101 15. Sirabe psrlaiien.
Gr ipll anaeblia cine Sour mad Gulis
fornien unternommen babe. Seine
fiHan5ielle 9erbdItniiis beiinbsn iih
in oeoronstsm 2uitdnb.
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ipettor Mrtbur Malte, ipsIher, ipis
beri4tet. an ben GoIsen stnes ibm Sus
gefiigten @ddbelbru9es i'm Wercp
9oipitaI ftarb, finbet beute Wa4mits
tag I'm 2 llbr pom 9rauerbaufe, 713
Central Nbe. aus, i'm Grsenipooo
Jriebbof itatt. 9ls Babrtudtrdser
psrben fungiren bic poli5iiten aenb,
aoons 8ropn, golss, Wprton unb
@rabolph; auberbem pirb Der leis
6enipasen BON einer Gstorte bon IL
poliaiifen besleitet fein.
- Der periiorbene 6err STEPHEN
auth beHen IbIeben seitern semeIbet
purbe, mar in apnitanS In Babsn
seboren unb ipirb iiberlebt bon ieis
ner Wittipe, elmer Sodter, fieben
S6bnen, sip0If Gntsliinbern unb pier
urenleln. DER 9sritorbene itanb bei
ieinen Mitbiirsern in bobsr a9tung
unb ipirb beute Morsen na4 einem
Sobtenamte bon Der ct. Stepbdnuss
airae aus i'm ct. StepbanussGriso>
bot bssrdben.
= 3err unb Jrau Mbam garnideI
beainsen i'm areiie ibrer Grsunbe bic
10. Wiebertebr ibr 5p93eitstasss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Derisnal' al'Ns sti3en.

Ssrr 5erbert Rabe bon Der
lluion Central Sniuranee 60. mubis
iit am Sieniiag i'm Seutf6en Diaios
niiisnboipitul elmer speit.n Operation
unter5isben, bic mad grfIdruns Der
efsrSte erfolsreid aussefanen 1T. DDS
geiinbsn bes Yatienien a.iiern mar
bsfrisbissnb. Seine sablrsi9en
Jrimbs fpiinIfen ibm balbise unb
p0lIise Gsnsfuna
Srr Grant 4. Bed bai am
Disnitas in f.intr @obnuns, 609
lRibble @oab. SO Sabre oft. bic 9luasn
5um .ipissn Gdlummer sefdlofen
unb ON sSreiias .Worsen ipirb Der see
afiste Miann sur lsbten Rube bsitats
t.t tpsrben. Die geerbisuns finbe.
pom 1rausrbaufs aus ffatt. tporaui
in Der 81. 6ers Sefu 2ir&e Elm fsisrs
litss Msquitm abeebalten fpirb. Die
Ihpergepriiiie @ottin Jrau Rofe Bed
ssb. aotb bat bas innisfte Wiisefiibl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
geaiatioseae alHaire
gerurfa a9tinS Itm Wa +
ni4tgerinse aufrss
du a.

Salem, MeH.. 5. SuIi. Gin
2tuipmobil. ,ueides am friiben W''r'
gen in GROCER 9sidDinoisi,it bic Be-
iton Str. auf unb obfubr. srrsst. sis
glufmertiamtsit bss poIi5iitsn Dennis
Sealp bes bic Wafdins anbieIt aHo
in tbr bic 9ei4e pon GrauIein Widrf
oaret Warb DON peabobp entoed.s.
Se9s MGnner, pslde ii9 in ban
9lutompbil tefanben. barunter Sas
friibers aesislaturs sWitslisb gbarlss
R. D'gonnea pon peabobp tpnrosn
BON StaIp perbaftst. SIN poliss!s
Sauptquariier ipurbe sesen bic Wl1ns
ner eine anilase tpsgsn unssIsblite.
dr5tIider praris erbobsu. aubsr TEN
frii6ersn aesislaturmitsIieo S'Gpnnsll
bsfanbsu iid in Der Waidius lem
9ruber, Sames O'GonneG Don apna.
George u. Yorb,pea. Elm WiieIiso osr
geiabuns Des arsuSsrs .Seariarss."
Daniel 3. Disnen unb 70. 3. eoniin
bon Saiem. 3bomds !. Serton boa
peabpbp bate als ehauffeur funs
girt.
poIi5siisrseani 6. u. R. 9uifin
ibeniifiSirte bas tobts Ndbten als
feline S4passrin. Spdi.r besab sr
iif nad9oiton, I'm bas Saus gu fin.
ben, Don ipeldem iis ansebli5 sniirnt
iporbsn mar. Der pOIi3ei ,uiOls. fpa.
Jrdulein Nyarb eeitorben, natbsm
man lie in bic Mai6iH. ssbradt
bate.
Or. Grant 9 aliipoob Ias.e, nats
hem er bic 2side bsiihtiet bate, oaB
er ieins grildrilns abgebsn iperbs, tis
er nit hsm DiftriltsanlpaIt ionisrir.
babe. srGulein Woro ipar 90 Sab..
alt unb in einem aoben in p.abobn
anseiieat seipdtn.
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