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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
MlAlRIM E7WS
STOCKS AND HONDS
New York Financial.

NLw YORK Financial
NIW YORK Dec. 20 Liquidation far
more active and comprehensive thun any
.prrviowly experienced IN connection with
the current dcnlirgs provoked additional sub
hinhtinl r,'cssi0ns today war shares aud NJ
limited Issues registering extreme losses Of
~ - points. Lowest levels were touched
~ the frenlicd SELF /; of the final hour with
vHinpll' no recoNrrlcs from minimum quo
taticn.
Bethlehem steel ws, the most spectacular
f"niurr, falling - points OIL u few sale, aud
los, Of 200 points from It's record quota
uut of u month uEo.
shipping ihnrrs ranked LeNt ~ point ot
wrnln",s, being freely sold from the out ci
on ;hc infimhtl,uA cULNrycl from abroad
that the British government intend. 10 take
over control of lriii.h shipping Mcrcirtiic
Marin" preferred male % gross decline ~ 10
points with for The common shares Atlantic.
tn't ,ud West Indie, American Owned fen
- prinis
Rel ,i,od out for their consistent ,trcorDh
but reacted mOdorti ie.y g., III" weight Of th"
last honr's heavy oN,riug, Total sale,
amounted a. t.j 600 shares
hrndi reflected tha unArttlcd state OF 'hr
stock market ihttri ttiunn , di,piul ing fur.
thrr h'r''n"'s. Total salr., par value. ag
grcgHicd S" sij.OOu
lntcd State. bond, were unchanged on
call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
Snndors Frank roresman, E. l.. Ab

Snndcrs Frank rorcsmnu. r.. l.. Ab
hott ana George D. Carney
ThcHc new Officers succeed the cX-
'cutvcs ANA directors who have. In
the past year butlt up an organization
which rs considered one Of the strong
"l In the state. The retiring officials
include George Carney. t. s. Gray W.
\ NWdcyor. e. r Bumgurncr. 4 *.
Dawson +. NJ Nctron J W. Sanders.
j.. r. Colcr ice kuuamnn and u. W..
hoc.
Tho s"crctnrys report shows inst
during tho paI year there has been
returned to the members of the on
fHnlttttn more money by 500 than
NlH pnld IN membership fees. iu the
form Of oNcIChIrgos ana loss nuu
dumnsc cnlms filcd with tho carriers
aId Il.o rcpatniior claims flied with
the stat" corporation commission and
Interstate roWin'rC, commission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
TO LET FILTRATION
CONTRACT THURSDAY
Special Session to BE Held To-
day; Also to Award Fire
Station Contract.

/ Following q close analysis of tho
two bids offered by filtration construc-
non companies bidding on thc Tulsl
plant. bl Consulting Engineers Strl
"us Hnd STILES of kansas City. Mo. the
matter of awarding tho contracts on
ms lHrgr project VIII probably be tho
M ~ subject at thi3 mornings meet
IhE nt ~" board Of city commission
.'la Al tho Wuc lime, the awarding
OF - contract for the erection of IN"
SO Iil side lirc station VIII o.cuI
T'r bids FOR the filtration plant to
DE erected by the city. were frccil ed
Monday afternoon ana Tuesday morn
lnE, ana on the face Of these nida. the
Foley Construction company of Kansas
CITY wls tn" lowest bidder one other
hl" however. was received from tho
NcW YORK continental Jewel filtra-
tl"u company of Ncw York. ANA II Is
IL" BIDS Of thcs" two concerns that
were given over To- the city's consult
in. engineers for annl,sis fl IL IL
found that tho hid # the Fplcv com
90 ry " tho lower Of lhO two. the rec
concentrations Of tho cnpinc"rq viii
pro- badly ask that this bid hc accepted.
ana the contract aN trd'd to that firm.
N'ithcr mcml"r 90 the firm Of cnri-
nc'is would state 'Ist night which
bidder actually hid tho lowcH bid.
cul id"ring the equipment t. bc in
stalled and this probably viii not bc
known until the engineers Present
their recommendation this morning
The fnloN cnmpgnN's bid for the plan
wu SliI010 ara thn' of the CON
'u'n'1l Jewel COMPANY tfrn tho CON
tractor. Si"dholf was for S1NN.1OO
The M. iorit, of th' bids received ON
he south sidc fiIc station were below
h" Cstimntci cost and hero Is no
i.fficrltN expected in th" awarding of
hiH contract which will mean a large
r'r""tc In tho efficiency of the firo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

pItl NFIGllT OKLA. Dec 20
ms ''' VIII soon have eompctc
N"l'I" rkn system The con'nnN
t,lit h'f the contract Of putting drw.t
the mains is busy IN the rcsIdoutlrl
lection. having completed the busirc Js
u'strict several DAYS ngo II II tho.
mat 4 The Weather strvs fivornl lc th"
t"mpin, ctn hive Tho mains hH in
'h" n"N' two k Every available
i'hu mat can work is heinz used ND
worn iiSh'd Is much rs potr bic. f'i
I'ni of cold yp"ll cnmiag on that will
stop go wort, alto.cthcr. y @ cnPi
n'"r ~ chdrg, OF the wo"l, wnkcs th'
lr"dl ton that tho layire Of he m1rs
N'll h" completed bv the fuHt Of Ian
uarv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

llNGLING Okla. Dec. 20 Nucr
q h"l' iu the road had switched tn"
front wheels frrm their course ana
iutcri,rcd with the management of
the steering rear. the Ford ear iu
which Ar and Mrs q. L.. N,rcs were
driving FROM their lease hom, to Writ
turned completely over. Frank craig.
WI" was drivuL 1 few rods away.
rushed to thulf as-isttucc but Lcforc
p" arrived both had emerged from
beneath tho car without q bruisc \
woman lNinc near lev nearly tainted
iu l,r Excitement Tho car wa. con
sIdDrIllV damaged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
krOckS Obstinate
Coughs III u HURRY
simple Home Nndr Rcmcd,
TINT GETS nt the Cause.

Thousands oi people normally healthy
in every other respect. are ANNOYED with
persistent hanging bronchial cough
year after wear, disturbing their slvru
and making life dlsl-rccaulc It's 20
needless there's an old home made
rcmrdy that will end such a cough
easily and quickly.
Get from any druggist "2lt ounces uf
PlnrN TOO cents worth, pour II into u
pint bottle Uud ull the bottle with plain
grauulatcd sugar syrup. EprIu taking
II at once. Gradually lut surely YOU
will notice the phlcem thin out aud then
disappear altogether. thus ending u
cough that YOU never thought would end
IL also promptly lou-ous q dry or ti.ht
cough. stops the Troublesome throat
tickle. sooth,- the irrltatrd mcmhraurs
that line the throat and bronchial tuNes,
and rrllci comes almost immediately
A day 4 use will usually hrru, up ana or.
dinary throat or chest cold, aud for
bronchitis, Group, Whoopmg cough and
bronchial asthma there is uothu,
better. IL tastes pleasant and keeps
perfectly.
Pncy is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine cX-
tract, combined with 0mpcol and is
used lv millions ot people every wear
Tor throat aud chest cold, with splendid
rcsulta
To avoid disappointment. oss vour
DRUGGIST for "3' D. ounces of rmpN" with
full directions and don 0cnopt ANYTHING
else \ guarantee OF phs1lNt' ..t.siac-
tou or mour' PROMPTLY refunded goes
With this preparation The rineV Co.
f. N1"rt Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
cot che " rong Pep"

tOILlNSNlLLE. okla Ic'. 20-
h"uscwif" residing in Collir.yill,
calls ho. ncirhh"r bv phone on Tue.
day morning 10 buy one doZcu o
'rgs. \ little hoN asks hcr to hoi,
the receiver While he pocs 10 the hen.
house where h" finds one egg. II,
i"plios lV SaVinr. PAPA made mis-.
tikc tliN morning when he feI ~,
chl'kenS, he gave them cinn1 mon
instead pf pcppcr."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
LIVE STOCK

CArTLE-Receipts 5000 head: market
steady aud active. prime fed steer, SiObO@
ll5O dressed beet steers S7.5O@lOa5.
western steers SO 500 1925. southern steers
S6.oO@s $50 cows S5e56s so, heifers SO 90
a 1928, stockers and feeders sG.00@s so,
bulls S55O@725, calves S6.0O6115O.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head; market 10
and fceders 5000 M m 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

superintendent. A. -. Pack. Clarcriore.
The executive committee Is composed
of the above officers. together with J.
v Hcrudon and l.. D0urhertv uf
'larcmorc. The 1917 poultry show ur
Rogers county viii bc staged In the
city uf rolllnaNiilc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
PRODUCE
Kansas City Produce

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 2O-BuTTER-
Cresnery 20 firsts 99e. seconds SIC,
EGGS-Firsts soc.
PouLIRY-Hens 1870. ROSTERS 12nc,
PoTAToEs--stesdy sltoSl.5a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
only one "BROMO oIIN,Nl..

To ret the genuine. call for fun name
LAX \TlNE rEOMO QUININE. Look
for signature OF T.. W. Grove Cures
a cold IN one bay 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

GALVESTON. Dec 30 Middlius It, zoo.
receipts -.5qu ht'rs. export, 1.l9O balc, sales
500 bale. stock sos G2t bale.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
New York Cotton Futures.
hea Orleans Cotton Futures.

NEW ORR EANS Dee. @0.-Thc cotton mar
Lct co. ed sicady ~ net los of TO 10
points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

What could be the greatest gift
that could be given you? Is it
something that could be meas
urcd in dollars and cents?
Wouldn't YOU appreciate good
heaih above all? Suppose
that you had been suffering
for years with an old chronic
disease that was seemingly in
durable and which each year
came on you with increased
vigor. Some disease that YOU
have Had treated by many
physicians and seemingly had
received no results. A person
soon becomes tired and dis
couraged with life. No wonder
that many people walk or drag
around each day acting and
sometimes thinking that this
is their last day on earth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
HITS LIABILITY COMPANIES

JACKSON, Ohio, July 22.-In a
speech last week Ex-Governor Cox
made this reference to the effort Of
private liability companies to destroy
the Ohio compensation law:
"Instead Of cheerful acqdiescence in
an evolution that every humanitarian
impulse indorses, the liability insur-
apce, companies continue to be domi-
mated by promptings Of brutality and
greed. In an attempt to re-establish
their harvest Of dollars. made out Of
injured workmen and: Industrial
deaths, they are seeking by plan,
artfuF and insidious, to so emasculate
the workmen's compensation law as
to kill it, Y 49, - - =!
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
TYPO WAGES RAISED.

The Typographical union Of Tor
onto, Cam, has raised wages of It's
newspaper members 81 q, week ana
secured a 'one-year agreement. The
rate for evening newspapers is now
$22 a week, and morning newspapers,
$24.a Wages OF. apprentices are, also
increased. and the publishers agree to
allow these boys to attend the print,
ing classes in the technical school
without reducing their wages. M,
: sEs.. MODERN FARMING. r.: ! ;. FL.
From Judge. ;.ss.. =tag.. ,5]S4,s{t4;a II.
How many head o. livestock you
got on the place r.. s, Y 4 s. n
ri III q livestock RI echoed the somewhat
puzzled farmer. hat d. We mean
tors and seven automo bilss. s5ss,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22.-Repre-
scntatives of the United States depart
ment of labor are attempting to ad-
just wage differences between the
Maintenance-of-Way. Employees union
and the Missouri Pacific railroad. The
workers are demanding an increased
wage, a 1O-hour day. and time and
one-half for overtime, and Sunday
work and extra pay when they are
temporarily taken from their homes.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
IAN OLD TRUTH, RECALLED

IAN OLD TRG9H: RECALIED. ~ !
LITTLE ROCK, Ark; July 22:-
Trade unionists are attempting to en-
large the peoples power through the
initiative and referendum. The sug-
gestion: is opposed by, tory-inclined
citizens who are reminded Of. this
clause in the state constitution by the
Labor Bulletin: :
"Aff political power is inherent in
the" people, and. government is insti-
tuted: for their protection, security and
benefit, and they have the right to
alter, reform or abolish the same in
such manner as they may think pro-
per-" :: -, .:..,.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
WHY THEY PREPARED;

WHY IdE1 ftEFAnED.
. Frank J. Weber, general .organizer
Of the Wisconsin State Federation Of
Labor, declared Monday that the pre-
paredness agitation was part Of a
capitalistic scheme to fortify the en-
ployers against the trade unions and
that the Mexican difficulties were
used as pretext to get the guards
men together for greater efficiency
in the handling of labor troubles. He
intimated that the government might
take charge of the railroad temper
arily If the railroad men strike for
eight hours and that it would run
them for the owners and might even
compel the men to go back to work.
In case of strike troubles, local sym:
pathy might be avoided by sending
the guardsmen from one state for
duty in another.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
:saINGLE- WEAVERs GAIN.

.1NGLEWooD. Wash. July IS.
The; Weber cshingle company, operat-
Ing; two mills, has accepted the wage
rates Of the, Single Weavera union.
Other mills have done likewise and
President Brown reports STEADY and
permanent. gains continue to mark
the progress Of the single weavers.
fight for q. restoration of the old scale
of wages Substantial gains have.
been made In the Colum bia river dis
[trict 80 .s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
*MACH1NIsTs WIN.

SAN, FRANCISCO, CAL: July. ~.
The labor council: has been advised
that the navy department has COM
municated with officials of the Mare
island navy yard with a view OF plac-
ing all machinists employed there on
a. 81 basis. These workers have been
demanding that the government es-
tablish the same rate paid by private
employers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
INCREASE IN WAGES.

BOSTON, July 22.-Announcement
has been made Of IS per cent in
crease ere $; IT. IN the e., wages Of rsicoat mak:
more than 1900. men: and women and
provides for a minimum wage Of IS
fof women. :: - 80
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
TRACKMEN:AsK MORE.

TORONTO, .Ontario,- July o.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Maintenance
of-Way Employees union are confer
ring with the Canadian Northern rail-
road over the question of wages. The
present rate is $1.10 q day and the
tracknaen are asking for a 20-cent in
crease! - e.: ,j- -"..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
HAVE TWo-PLATooN SYSTEM Isl,

- .@"0-A 0<A4OO1S 54S4AA1@As,
PITTSBURG.. Pa. July 22.-After a
fight covering over = dozen years
Plttsburg's firemen have secured the
two-platoo system: During this time
these city employees have been afftli-
ated to the American; Federation OF
Labor Lab and have received the assist
aqnce pr the entire organized nove-
ment. 4 The day SHIFT will be 10 hours
ana = be night shift ] { hours.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
> - 49, q, :
GAINS IN eLOCKPORT.

!. sLOCKPORT. N. r. July 22.-- Or
ganized street car men have Increased
wages from j to 5 cents an hour, hod
carriers from 20 cents to 25 and 80
cents. and iron molders 50s cents q
day. 4. 81,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-22
STREET: CARR STRIKE.

/! Ell PASO, Tex, July 22.-Organized
street car men were compelled to sus-
pend work because Of svictimization.
Unsatisfactory service was the COM
pany's excuse for Diminishing active
union workers. .,.#Esx.s FGet-{. = <. - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-07
5reie Yrefe fit seras: 9ientag 7. Nfdr5 1916.

u1to eleihn1aBtge 8ra6troten gu er=
pirfen. Snforporatoren iino: gu
get &olmgreen, Safe 8olff, s. g.
$. 9. @liot, CHARLES
9almbereer, jun, 6. @. 2abott uno
oSobn 81. Wortin.
Die Sberiffs 8eomten per-
bofteten ont Wontag bret Manner,
tpel6e &l1pfer i'm @erte bon $1,000
in So Goite geitoblen baben. Der
cine ser 8erbafteten legte Elm @es
ltdnonis al un0 5eigte ben 8lab, no
oos al1pfer perborgen mar.
IS. 6. Gobtn, ber friibere Gbef
oes Seuer 9epartements, beab5if+
tigt fir oas @nt oes 8oli5ei= lno
5euer=&onmiiidrs 5u fonoioieren.
@ugenblidli9 miro eire BON
ser Staats : Seuer : 9omniiiion
ongeorbnete Snipeftion in unIerer
Sfaot borgettomnten, our9 melde
ettpaiee 6euersgefabren entoedt r1lo
our9 et1tiprehenoe MaBreeeIn be-
leitigt meroen Ioaen.
@eometer ltno augenbliflih
5piIden San 4ntonio utlD @on5ales
oomit bei6aftigt, oie Snternrban=
2ihiel mel6e beioe StGote perbinoen
ioa, o1s5ltlegen uno 81 bermelien.
Die bieiieen @utomobil=SGno=
let baben 'iib bebufs 4bboltung ser
mabreno Der 5ielta=@o6e itattfin=
oenben 4lttomobil : Yarooe perei-
lligt n1o %geoenfer aaes bisber in
oieler 2inie geleiitete 81 iibertreffen.
Die bon Ser Son Mntonlo Mrt
2eague 1T Der Carnegie 8ibfiotbef
abaubaltenoe @entdloe : sll1slteQuna
miro erit I'M onneritag Nodmittag,
%arltatt mie beabii6tigt om Mittmodl
eroffnet tperoen.
9iebe orangen in oas BON
Srau &dbie bepobnte Sols 903
&adberpD StroBe Elm nno err
betteten $50 in barren @eloe uno
beri1feoene Sdmrdiadeit; eht 500
murbe BON ibnen iiberieben.
sri. gltgenie Set ltarb inn
Sitter BON go Sabren; Die @erItor-
bene botte 20 Sabre bier qetpobnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-07
en- @aco fpuroer aeaen fin

Slt Ndco m1lr0elr aegen fnnl
gigentiimer BON 8n1oelbiloer-
gbeatern, welhe lire etabfiiiemerts
ant Sonntag geoffnct batten, Anfla-
gen megen 8erleBnn9 oes Conn
tagsgefeses eingebradt.
Die Grnte : Nnslidten iiir
ben Staat Geras linb nod Dem pom
lonowirtidaftlihen 9epartement gu
sluitin loebelt beroffentIid,ten @e-
ridt iebr einltig.
Der in meiten G~reiien befonn-
tie Sarmer Soiepb 2angfelo bon
'9'sSanis, Der Brqiibent Ser Soutb-
pelt Seras Sarmer's Union, mnros
ourd oas ltmihlagen leines Pluto
mobils am Montag augenbIiflid
setotet.
Gin IN SEEM Merico ausgebro-
denes Nrairie-Seuer bat iid) mad
Eeras alsgebreitet uno lit 25 Mei.
len in uniern Staat eingeorltngen.
Das 6ener lit mr. nod feds Mei.
len bon Dalbart uno beorobt bielt
Staot; Der am 8ieb angerihtete
S6ooen ioa iebr mbelitenb lem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-07
&etratside

Hlloolpb 90. Stappenbed iulo Gil
lie 6. 9eimam.
Walter 9apmono Mcberts mo
Sannie 9abn.
Otto Shimpff nnb 8olie Reil.
4ler Noro6aus nfio @aa Soefe.
@iais S. .Samion uno Srml
9selie 2ieble.
CHARLES 5rieori6 Muoloif nno
Sbelma Suder.
Mlfreo @,iiien uno Gbno Stel-
bing.
Sobn aert Muden uno Stou Mn,
no &okler Sein.
@ebli IT e
9. s. Suebner mo sSrall, elm
anabe; $. Oefineer uno Srau, cir
M6oden; u. 6. g. MerfeI II. 5rau,
elm M6oden; Sranf 8olter nno
5rmu. ein anobe; 6. Gdbarot uno
Srau, elm 9nabe; CHARLES 0ideI
II. Srau, ein &nabe, 2onis @erbner
mo 5rau, elm Mdbden; 6. 81. Sal.
le uno Srai, elm &nabe.
Eooesf1IIe.
5rou q. 90. Soefle, 33 Sabre
Alfreo 8oul Sobredt, 81 Sabre;
Sralt Otto @ein8e, as Sabre; Srall
Sulio @rnolo, rs Sabre; SSames
8ranf Bed, 81 Sabre; Gen Bonn,
80 Sabre; Gbas. 81. Soffmann, AZ
Sabre; s. s. 3otbe, " Sabre; Otto
@ieaano, 80 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-07
I.okaIes.
Die Grploiiom im @%efangnis su 81
8aio.

7rnaaeMH
Gin i1redlides l1neliid miro aus
ST 8alo beri6tet. Sn ether ourd
8aiolin beruriuhten grploiion Der
loren BORT Is 8erlonen ibr 2eben II.
26 tpuroen 1T eefabrliher @eiie
perbrannt.
Snfolge oer in Merieo berrid)en=
ben 8ppbus : gpioemie batten Die
Snnit1tsbeborben bon gl @oio on=
eeorbnet, oaB alle bon Merifo font
ntenoen 8erionen Elm @aiolin=gao,
Dem etipas giiig 8ugefiiat m1roe,
nebmen muBten, Dabrenooeffen
lpurben Die &leioer mo gffeften Ell
neg ieoen &eiienoen in einem be-
ionoert 3immer lteriliiiert. 9ieie
8Goer m1rben in oem @efangnis at
gl 8alo gegeben, iu oem ii6 sur
3eit oes l1ngliids an bunoert 8er=
ioner befanoen. @1breno cine @n-
5abl 8erionen, Die Die gdoer tells
genommen battell tells nebn1en fpoll-
tenx nadeno Inn oie @aIoIinbebdlter
b~erumitanoen nno oas @efdtgnis
NIT @alolinoampfen ongefiiat mar,
befam elmer Der @efangenett, ein ge-
tpiiier Crop, plobli6 Ippetit cine
Cigarette gu ralldett nno siiitoete Elm
Streidbol5 on. Die @aloIino1mpfe
finsen natiirli9 auf Ser Stene Seuer
uno bradten oas in oen 8aoe6e-
baltern befinOli6e @aiolin 5ir CT
plofion; onr1 Die @emalt oerielben
fo1eit idmmtIid)e Siireit uno SEM
tern, lotpie einige Moliern oes Sc
fdngniiies ei1eeoriift iein. Die S5e-
men, Die fid jebt ereigneter, lolen
idrefIid) getpeien iein; bieIe 8erun=
glitdfe, Die FED branttett, perlu6ten
iid altf Die StroBe gu idleppen,
fpabreno anoere bemuBtlos ooer in
lterbenoem 3uitanoe bon Ser idneG
berbeigeeilten Sel1eripebr b~inansqe=
trngen tpl1r0ett.
Sn5miiden batte fi6 III ser
Staot, iotpie in Dem ouf Ser merifa-
niiden Seite oes Sluiies gelesenen
Snures oas @eriid)t perbreitet, oaB
Die Mmerifaner cine eroBe an5abl
Werifa1er in oas @efangnis geltedt
itno odsielbe obiidtlif in grano
geitedf bdtten. SnfoIgeoeiien feuer-
ten Gdrran5a= Soloaten in Sllare,
nuf mebrere acknowledgements, bip
init Mmerifonern, peldbe Dem @ett-
reftiten beigeno6nt batten, aefiiGt
ipdren nno beripunoeten einioe Ser
leIben. Ser Wotormalin Bbelps err
belt Stpei Shiiiie in oen aopf uno
lpuroe bon ben e~ntflieberoen 8oiia=
gieren 81 8ooen getrampelt: Ser
mauu foG lid in iebr fritiihem SUI
ffan6e befinoen. Ser StroBenbahn-
oienit ipurbc infolgeoeiien 3ipiiden
ben beipen Stdoten porl1ufig aaf=
ge6ohen.
Ger fir bas l1nglid perantmort=
liAe groB NOR meaen zines fleinen
9iebitabls eingeItedt nne loG iih
crit ettua cine Stnmoe I'M @efdngnis
befunoen babeti.