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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
DROP TONS OF BOMBS.
British Airplanes Raid Five Towns
in Flanders.

LONDON, July l3.-British naval
airplanes on Wednesday night carried
out raids on military objects in and
near five towns in Flanders, says an an
nouneement made last night by the adj
miralty. Fires and explosions were
caused by the raiders.
The statement reads: Bombing
raids were carried out last night by
naval machines at Varssenaere, st.
Denis Westrem, Ghistelles and Ostend.
Railway lines and an electric power
station and railway siding at Zarren
were attacked by gunfire from the air
and bombs were dropped on train
near st. Denis Westrem. A fire was
caused by bombs dropped near the Os.
tend electric power station and heavy
explosion also was caused at the Vars
senaere railway dump, followed by an
intense confiagration, which was still
burning half hour latetr. Several tons
of bombs were dropped. All the ma
chimes returned safely.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
She Hears the Indictment
Read at Dedham, Mass,
Showing Ne Emotion
MIR. KEYES HELD AS
MATERIAL WITNESS
Police Theory Is That Miss Varney
Went to Brookline and Fired Fatal
Had Luncheon with Reyes

DEDHAM. Mass, July l3. Harriet
A. Narney, hospital attendant, was
indicted late yesterday for the murder of
Mrs. Pauline Reyes at Brookline on June
49, Immediately after the jury reported
Miss Nmney was araigned before Judge
der She pleaded not guilty and was held
without bail for trial.
George II Reyes, husband of the muir
dered woman, was held in $4,000 bonds
as material witness Bail was furnished
BY Mrs Pauline NJ Eisenbach, Mrs
kcyes's mother, and Francis Edwards,
both Of Boston
The body Of Mrs. Reyes, with bullet
hole in the head and wound in the
right hand was found by neighbors in
the diningropm OF her apartment an hour
after the shooting. The woman was seated
at Il table ard revolver lay within reach
eli her hand. Surface indications were of
suicide and medical examiner 50 re-
ported. but the police did not accept this
theory and conducted secret investiga-
ton largely upon information furnished
10y George IL keyes, who came to this
state eight years ago from Seattle, Wash.
To engage IN the real estate business
The mystery grew after the arrest of
Miss Natney, when the authorties learned
for the inst time that she had been known
for several years as the wife OF keyes and
that she had had luncheon with him in
Boston on the day before the shooting.
Mrs keyes is thought to have been killed
about noon and the police theory was that
Miss Narnev went to Brooklne and shot
her Just before or after the accused had
/ luncheon with keyes
| keyc. accompanied police officers to
! West Upton. where Miss Narney was ar
rested in the home in which she had lived
as Mrs keycs and is said to have assured
her that her predicament was not serious
On midnight motor trip to Brookhne
| Keyes sat with the prisoner, and, accord
| ing to the officers, held her hand affec
| tionately while she rested her head upor
his shoulder Reyes was examined al
/ length at the inquest and again by the
Grand jury Witnesses accounted for hi.
movements on June 10 and established
what was accepted by the district attor
ney as a complete alih.
note written by Mrs Keyes anC
found near the body figured prominently
in the inquiry. 1t referred to domesti
troubles and Indicated that the write
contemplated suicide. The State allegec
that the message was written under threa
OF death at the hands of person wh'
stood over the writer with a revolver AM
who later committed a murder after hav
ing established an appearance of suicide
Miss Narney. cool and seemingly uncon
cerned since being placed in Jail here, ma
refused to make a statement, but he
counsel has announced that she was no
within miles Of Brookhne the day Mrs
Keyes was killed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
CLAIRVOYANT FAILS
TO DISCLOSE BODY
Alleged Murdcrers of Little Bradshaw
Girl at st. Johnsbury Anxious
for Notoriety

st. .Johnsburs. July l3.-Activities yes,
terday in the Bradshaw murder ease hay
centered around the place suggested by
the clairvoyant, whose aid John Hicks,
father of Mary Hicks, one OF the accused
women, enlisted.
John Bradshaw, father Of the murdered
child, visited his former housekeepcr in
Jail today and tried to wiring from her
the truth concerning the whereabouts oil
the body This is the first time he has
seen the woman since she admitted that
she and Mrs. Alvah Kenerson killed the
little girl Mrs. Hicks's mother, now the
wife of Mr. Richardson of Hanover
N. H., Also visited her daughter today.
Both women had several callers ant
talked freely about the crime, varying tho
estories to suit their mood To-day they
are both innocent, according to their sto
| lies, and have been treated shamefully
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

BrG'pAY anu STEADY work fdr girls
aud women in large rubber shoe fac
tory. Experienced girls earn $40 to $ls
week. Inexperienced ones paid 4
worth while salary and given free board
aud room while learning, which takes
about a month. Live town, near large
cities. Good theaters; fine working con
ditions. Company furnishes hall for
dancing. athletic field, free insurance
and medical attention. Fine chance for
a family; work for ALL Good homes at
very low rents. : Don Z decide now
write today for illustrated booklet ~
4" a Good job az Beacon Falls. Ad
dress, Employment Dept, Beacon Falls
Rubber shoe Co, Beacon Falls, Conn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
MORE DEsTROYERS.
Daniels Asks for Additional Appropria-
ton of S1OO, 100000.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Secretarv
Daniels Yesterday asked Congress for
deficiency appropriation of 100000, 900,
mainly for more destrovers and sub
marine chasers and to speed up work on
the general building program. In let
ter to Chairman Fitzgerald of the house
appropriations committee the secretary
pointed out that the $ll5,000000 APP
propriated for these purposes March 4
has already been expended or tied up
by contracts.
1.-The department has completed with
some builders and expects to complete
with all at an early date arrangements
for expediting to the utmost degree the
completion of all torpedo boat destroy
ers now under contract, said the see
retary. =" Furthermore, it is probable
that the development of the present mil
tary situation will require laying down
additional destroyers and other small
craft, especially designed to cope with
the submarine, as rapidly as the present
ways can be vacated and new building
facilities can be provided. Orders for g
limited number of additional vessels OF
this character could be advantageousls
placed at once, and every effort is being
made to provide for the development oil
additional building facilities.
"The present and probable futur,
military situation is such as to ren6e
imperative rapid and continuous sup
ply of new destroyers. A failure in th
| program would seriously embarrass tn,
government in its plans for the success
ful proecutien of the war. This program
cannot be provided for unless funds ar
available.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
They particularly enjoy notoriety

They particularly enjoy notoriety and
welcome representatives of the press
The kenerson woman claims relation
ship with prominent families in different
places where she has lived. She expressed
much pleasure at being interviewed this
morning by Boston newspaper man. She
asked him if they hadn't met before and
thanked him effusively for calling
Mr.. Morgan, formerly with the Wood
Morgan detective agency, was here yes
terday in consultations with Sheriff w H
Worthen, but whether in connection with
this case the sheriff would not state.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

The graphite deposits of Bavaria. the
only ones in the world outside of Cey-
lon which yield graphite suitable for
making refractory crueibles, are to be
developed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

Mr.. Chamberlain was one OF the group
of civil and military officials on which
Tell the most scathing criticism from an
official British source Of military opera
tons which has been made since the
war began, contained in the report of
the commission which investigated the
ill-fated Mesopotamia expedition The
report found that the expedition was nm
dcitaken with insufficient forces and in
adequate preparation and that the fail
IRE OF the first campaign, with the loss
Of the British force at Knt FL Amara, was
due to miscalehlations and hack Of fore
sight. The India office in London was
held responsible for the policy pursued
although the report attached less blame
to Mr.. Chamberlain part in the enter
prise than to that of the others concerned
1t was announced on Wednesday that
, all the officers involved had ceased to ey-
ercise any function in connection with
the government and that judicial in
,qnlry into their conduct would he made
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
A Mortuary.

Guide taking party around big col
lege)-And this is the examination
room.
Tourist-What a musty smell il has.
Guide-Yes; many hopes lie buried
here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

FOR SALE Well established dental
practice; fine location. no competitions;
modern equipment in first class condi
tion. Reason for selling, appointment
in the army. DR.. II. \. Donahue, Essex
Junction, VI. 110-1lJ
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

FOR SALE or exchange fer village
property, dandy Sj-acrc farm, five miles
from Brattlcboro. Crops. stock and tools
ii desired Address Owner, Rcformer
Onirc ll2-llj'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

Much talking is an effective remedy fol
thinking
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
CHAMBERLAIN is
OUT OF CABINET
British Secretary for India Resigns as
Result of Criticism Over Meso-
potamia Blunder

LONDON, July l3-J Austen Cham
berlain, secretary for India, has resigned
Lord Hardinge, the former viceroy OF
India, also presented his resignation as
hinder Secretary for Foreign Affairs His
resignation however, was not accepted
Mr.. Balfour, the secretary for foreign
affairs, announced in the house of com
mons that Lord HardiHge had thrice Of
iered to resign, the first time on the IS
sue OF the commissioner report, and the
last time as late as yesterday In eacl
ease the Foreign Secretary declined t.
accept his resignation
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

FOB SALE Three portable hen
houses aud scratch pens. also chicl;
house, aud - small chicks cheap Z
Washington street. ll4ll1
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

FOR SALE About 60 acres stand.
ing grass III Halifax. Inquire Of y. j.
sprague, Green Street, Rrattleboro,
VI. llu-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT-Low-priced tenements to
small American families. w. G. Doc
| little. Att
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT-F'irst floor tenement on
Thomas street, $l3. Inquire at IA Pros
pect Street. "a If
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

room at Whipple Street. Mrs. L. II.
Barber. lll-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT = Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Mrs. J. F.
/ Bailey. IL Green st. l09-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

WANTED Washings TO do at home.
10 Prospect Court. Tel. 32-Y. IS If
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
Wanted

WANTED-At once, girl. Brattleboro
Steam Laundry. 9G-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO LET - Large front office, steam
heat. Second floor Ullery building. Stiff
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

WANTED \ maid Apply at the
Memorial Hospital. ll2-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT-Nice Groom tenement OF
Birge st. Holden & Martin. 296-t1
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT-Seven room tenement. In.
quire at 230 Elliot street. 67-ti
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT Furnished rooms, al mod
ern conyeni"nccs, quiet, comfortable and
convenient to restaurants. station and
business center. Mrs. J. c. Newton, !
Eels Court, opposite Home Bakery ll2-tf
TO RENT - Cottage and garage at
Spofford Lake, n. II. Newly painted
and repaired. Three sleeping rooms
in cottage and one over garage. For
rent during July and August, $50 per
week or $500 for season. Address =. o.
Box 4l5, Keene, y. II. 9S-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13
To Rent.

TO RENT = Storage room. Mrs.
Kittredge Haskins. 26-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-13

TO RENT = Modern fiat. f. NJ
Holden. Tel 37S-M. 10S-tt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08

:. a. Smith 145, DuSIcp Q. BroDr
124. 8. Worb (sipei su sripG5itn),
Winiam @ebsr 143, auenitus Eos
164. Ben. 6. MuIli6 100. GburIes
R. 9ipseomb 121. SfnIrutb: /,
Narb: Sobn Ruidr 211, g,9ilir
SoebIe 122. syrdnt Stnnb 175; 3.
@are: Sope ebiporbs ITO. Gturlus
greamsr 104; 3. Darb: q. g. Rtips
bauis 225, u. g. gplnnb 1872. s.
Robert Smith $50. 9ugb 0riel 90;
4. @arS: CD. 5isman 227, g. 6.
@lart 50; 8. Marb: 3. 8. Rics l72,
z. 8. 9riees 131.
= Sn geIIebue ipuroe Der rts
pubIitaniTk annbibat Scbn g. Dlns
ters sumMapor .riudblt. Die Stimms
Gtanbe mar lpie frIst: Giir Napor:
Sobn 9. Wintsrs, R.. GLE; u. R.
aIpiu, O., sos; 8. 4numann, lin.
nbhdnsig. 1o1. Gussne 0aIp, o., tiir
GtnbtcI.rt 563, @b. price ST., r.,
497. y. 20. airdofi, S9abmeiiier,
feline CppOiition. SiabtsaHsHOr, aB.
Gift, R.. 603, u. 2anss, q, SS7.
StaotnnpoIt, George S,rolb, o., iti<
ne Spppiition. ppIiSsiridter, gb.
gramt,, o, 9o4, O. 8. WoIff, g..
e10. Stabtrutb, /. Narb, 90. R.
Geap, g., 176, Sorrp DiIts, O., l56.
s.. 9orsns, g., 76. Spn 5uti, D.,
5s; 2. @arb, 6. %. DOri,p. o. 1877,
Gbas. Sraingsr, g., 173. g. Stfts
mep,r, o., 162, 8. u. @oeiIer. ",
16o; 8. Dorb, s. 8. armper, D,
215, O. Sap,rtnmp. r., 213. %.
Ranbu, O., 1874, 9eorse Refer, g.,
100; d. @arb, 5Obu StabI. o., 26o.
Glem 8eiiborn, D.. 248. 3. Shrrni,
R., 1877, syran, S4n.iber. l54. Gre
si.bunssratb, !sins Dppciitipn: 1.
Daro, 8ietpr STILES; Q. Warb, =.
80. grOptbaui; g. DurO. s. W. DilF
liams, danger 9ermin), RaIpb Globr
rurser sernin) 4. Daro, Span
G5rabam. Die gunbaussabe fir ods
acknowledgements ipurbe mi
S53 usasn 147 Stimmn bemilisi.
- Der Damon 3peis Der Wotssn
arsu, GefeaI6ait iuirb beiite gla9=
mittaa i'm 8iso,maHni&en G.bduSs
an Der ,Seditsn gIDsnu. cine Sisaas
nbbaIteH.
- Der Domln.Silfstorps bcs 10.
Scooter qoitens oon Danton y. VI. ".
p,rTammeIt iit morgen 9atsn!itas
i'm SouTe Der 5rau ~. R. Smith RO.
ia 0ierte Wpenus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-08
Seaenae nno 9abtpn.

- OaptOn eripGblie Dm. X.
Smitb, ben repubIitantiden aanot.
ten fir Napor nit 10 Stimmsn,
lDdhrsno fsin Gssnsr Soispb ~.
gobH, Democrat, 705 Stimmen .rs
belt. Die StimmsnGbeabe mar iDr.
foIgt; Stubtclert: Wia. s. Ulartin
800. 70. Wl. Wbarton 800. Staois
G6aBmeiiter: Srsb. s.. Reet.r 954,
Sobn 9rurb Walter 42S. GtnDts
GfefOr: gnbrep S6IeIein 695, go.
W. Soslpu Gr.. 623. poliaeiri1.sr:
aIOhO g. Wbers 728, @sDrg. @upsre
ion e32, pOli5sthef: Grant Oril.eO
GIT. Chris. 0prna Sr. 692. G.aois
rotb: 1. WorO (stpei gu srpdb!en):
6. assIie 9rdbnm, tsine OppoIition;
Sofepb RoeIIer, tsius Sppoiitior. 2.
Warb (Spei su erlpGbIsn): giihc,o
Cunning 18S. Sofepb u. gen.per
1S9, SDbn s. MortDea 143, 9ifiin
g. Carr 81. 3. @arb (spei gu eripabs
IeD: George so. Sobnion ST., 49,,
Siaae Stelton 156, Sofepb 80. JDeHs
bart 113, @eora. 9. gmerfon 1i6.
4. Warb (Sfpsi 81 erpGbIem: Robert
8. &innep 104, 2puis q. Speier so.
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sss osnrp pstsrs sins aIase sinas.

res 6enrp petsrs eine alase einaes
rcidt. in tptlder nm bic Srbnune Der
Ginterlnifenf4rft nod,aefuHt fpiro.
s3uqleit fpn Elm @rurbftiid an Der
Muin uno 0opib Strabt in WeIt
gppin9ton eelegen, sur Oeduna bon
6orberunssn pertduft ipsrben. = Die
piderb Walnut gpmponp pestlaat
bic genn 2umber 60. auf 9runo
zines ansebIid abeeT9IrHenen &pns
trattes fir bic 2ieferuns bon Wdlnub.
bola. auf 3abluna bon $14,229 .92. -
Ter furbiss 9puis Wbi:s, pelber oes
Wtoroes an9etlnet mar, 6etonnte Ii5
ees Sooti6Ioss fir i6ulbis uno ipurs
be su 15 Sabren 3udtbaus psrur.
theilt. Wbite batts einen Ndnn so,
Tens Nbits i'm IebtperFlpfenen Suni
an Der on pIsaiont Strabe erito6en.
- CUTE Sones, lpeIher bon stpei sSraus
er beg tbdtliden gngriffs bei6ulbist
pproeu mar, puro, in jenem Jau su
$50 9elbitrafe psritrtbeilt.
= Der SeutId;s pipnier=Yetein
bdlt beute 9Ibeno in Bubbles 9ale
feline mOnatlide @eIddftsperiumms
lung ab.
Der 12sjGbrise farbise Garl
Qrp:n BON RO. 246 Sit 9aeunts Stra'
BE beriubte seitern 4benb bas @iiens
babn9eIeiie an Der Waibington Stras
Be spii9en Der @dten unb Neunten
StraBe au iiberi4rsiten, als sr gu gos
ben fiel unb bon elmer 2ptomotIpe
i6erfabren ipurbs. Gr ipurbe nod benz
CT. gIHabetb SpIpital gsbra9t, foo
iein rehtes gein amputirt tpuroe.
= Gin 2lutps 2aittpassn. Der Gins
cinncti g,pit So. tplibirts geitern
Ha6mittag an Der Maotfon uno
Dauace @peHue nit elmer StrabsHs
babnzgar. Samss Mstcalf bon Der
9apmiler Strabe, Ginrinnati, peIf
1sr i'm &uto fubr, tDurbe Derlebt nnb
na6 bem alseHsineu 9oipltaI se1
bra6t.
- Jrau gliiabetb ReiHersmaru
,On RO. S14 psrrp Strabe lit I'M al'
tsr DON 75 Sabren seitprben.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On 6. VI.
Due fir ein yodiperttpobnhaus 9iO.
l735 GamiIlus Strabe nabe Der
@Opbburn 4Denus gu $500. In als
;reb WacbOnaID fir Elm Ja9nert' t'
ppbnbaus an Der Roesrs Strabe 5tpii
den Der Boone unb SamIin StraBe
U $500.
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Mennen In SatDmia.

Dos Grssbnib Der ssltrissu Rem
nsn mar ipie iolst;
erites Renneu 3'jabrl5e
unb 1Itere Maibcns; 1 Weile lilo
20 garbs: Sboooip 2aipn, los
tgm 9uIert), gelponnen; Soutberr
Seaglie, 109 ,(S. @rcp), 5Ipeiter
Grborter, 10S (Suilt), oritter. 3eii
1:44 3.5.
9ie 81 @tilhiels be5dblten: Sbas
BON amprl, Siraigbt $500, shace
50 80, sbop $2.70; Soutberu seas
que, glaee $500, Chou $5i0; ca
Gorter. Sbop $3.50
3meites @enneH y 2.iabe
riae: 6 sSiirIones. ". u 9nitings,
107 t@rllber), eapornen; Sildp .,
f10 (sielinp), Jiueiter; Sipeet sIpis
ium. 107 (Sunt), orifter. 3eit
1912 4s5.
Die So @irhieIs beJablten: ". ".
&airings, Strnigbt $500. Rlaee ST..
40, Sboip $3.50: Siidp y, giare
s9. 80. Sbop $6.l0; Sipeet aIIpiiuns,
Sl,o,p $3.50.
0ritfes Nennen - 3sjdb.
tiae ino dItere; / @ieiIe iino 40
,l0rbs: Secular. t10 (@rliber), ses
Iponnen; Sod glipe, ll0 fGcmelln).
sipeiter; Or. 8arIoiu, l07 (Gallas
bnnl oritter. 3eit i:i4.
lie SO Wutliels beSablten: so,
ruIar, Straisbt Si5.40. Blaze Sc;
Gbofp $500; Sad Gnipe gloee
$500, @botp $4.30; Or. 9arIoip,
Gboip $500.
giertes 9feunen - 3-jiibs
rfge ,iro dItere; 8 Gsiriougs: Sin.
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ylenralgit-e e5mtrjell
perIieren lire s3rsdtn
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bsffeffsnteH tfsufH.
Qs IN bn Blmbuid na' bic 2sretr. irfun 20
ga ben eGi3Areeffn afmsfeIn oeeT UflrHfeE
flieht pexer ben edomefs berurfadi 20 Dlrb.
ivtuH ziodHt tlHlrisni bur6t cfrfelen eires
GeufB. sieiknlitffis an bsr ctfrfidHs bif &C.
ldponeHFH eIHtaridts erlfiGffrf. bic Glrtnin'
ton algidfdtie aeriadi, bis fhnrpn,bndfu ssI.
Zen ale hetubiai nab Detaefhbl cbsE aatmbss,
terihriHofbf
astlt psti6rsiben bisle esssn.ReismiifsI.
GisaH'f cinimfnf IN pabr4gtnlld eaeieEiae
G,earr, yciSmitirI hos on iDeifeiffr Sertrsiinna
fiuDef nu idmsTgnptlf 9Hfshfenndgn IN Ddutu
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tfr selsnien Aerrenianaeu slbfnhriufaeH. 0idi
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slars. rsiae alnfflefeii 10 eiHfaf ansupsresH
nnb mGdi ifine SlefeH ani bis pasf. 0rses
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Tie MAILER Gertsr 5e I o.
msntstIagt absspir
len.

Suiola. bss siesniSiimlid.n ger'
tul.sns Der aIdgerlR bat Rihtsr
Gspebsgan pi. aIass, bur4 psI4s
SraI gllice 0srtsr @aIlsr. Satin bes
grofefprs qaui g. Wa!.sr. 2ll5
alp:u: glut,, bus 7efumsnt ibtsr
S6neItsr, 1yl. annis 6. 9sJttr, be-
rem glntIab .ttpa 100000 betrast,
umS SITipbtn psriu4t:. obssipisi,n.
Die 9sftatOrin baits t,tonntlid eiHs
anSo5l qsrioneH unb oiientlitt 5n.
iiitutt nit gr5bsren essut,n bsbuat
pnb cut ibrm Refftn 6. 0srtsr
DaItsr, Dem 15idbrigsn SObn Der
alGotrin, $4,000 unisr per Bsoins
auus bintsrlaFsn, bob CT bas @eIb
,rit bel i.insr goIIi6srisisit .rbaltsn
.6nnt. j.oO6 ben Namsn .Bnltsr'
abIeeen uno in 3uiunii ben Rnmen
,,Deritr" fiitrsn milf. Die aidseriu
ging in BEN 1eItameut Iter aus, neil
ii,, ipis bic grblnHer;n dnfiibrts, nisf
mals ipis Elm. GHiptiftr ssseu iis ses
hanetlt uno lie ME gs!i.bt battle. Der
0eff. psissrts fih. bic grbi4aft ans
sutrsten, ptiI CT ieinss goi.rs sas
men ni6t ablessn wollte, unb bic
SHUTTER itr,nst. cine stIas. auf llms
ftpbuns bss 1eTtnmen.s on. Ra9 eins
rsihrns Der aIoss f9ipb iis nit Der
Cbir Sumane SOrieip. Der $4,000
rerma6t porben iparsu, einsn Soms
promib fir $1,000 ab. perpfiitts.e
tine cnoer. Der grbinrn, bic adms
merspf. Der gerItorbsnen, eIaubins
@eRO', i'd nit $4,000 sufrispsn su
eebsn, uup perluhie du9 nit anbersn
Grbn Gbnli9e BersinbarungsH 81
treffeE. DieI. zboiiadtn ipurben IsBs
i. @o6s, als bsr Gdn sur @srhaHbs
lung fam, ,utbiilt uno bic 8ertreter
hes 9la6IaFes iieIlten baraufbiH ben
MHtrns, baB oie &Iase abseipisieH
fpsrbs, neil Gran @oIier burh ibr
@oratben ni9t alein stldserin gebIi.s
zen, ioHbern aud aIs @srilasts su
bstraften i,i. Ri@terGsOsbesaR nahm
ZEN Elutrng untsr geratbuns uHb bat
bieIen gsitsrH in angsfiibrtsr Weiie
enti4ieoen.
g.feben dnf itrem 8ous
trait.
O6glsid nod ieine aIase sinses
reid. ipOrbn iit, fnnp seifsru glahs
mitf1a Dor Ridtsr Grsb. 8. Soffman
cine @Orb.rbanbIung iibtr bic Grast
iiatt. ct S.rr 5ohn 8. SabliH. Gisens