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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
IN PIONEER DAYS

ed and maltrcated defendants stal-
lions while they were in his charge;
that he made false statements as to
sales, and in divers other ways failed
to look after the interests of the firm
that hired him. The case will be
tried Mt the next term of the district
court.
Hampton Correspondence.
The weather has been hot, hotter,
hottest.
Capt. Cotton, of Williamsport, was
in Hampton last week.
Mrs. Ryder is improving very slow
ly. She is able to move about the
house with crutches.
Messrs. East, Fuller, Gayon, Small.
Pierce, Lester and Weller we're in at
tendance in law case before Justic.
Flick last week, the object being to
secure safety for the weak against
the strong. In this peaceful vale we
wonder how such case as that should
be essential to the welfare of our cit
liens.
-Winona Correspondence.
Charles Chesrown, who has been
laid up with lame arm for some
time, is improving slowly.
VIM. Macnider is over from the post
today looking after the hay business
on this side of the river.
Mrs. Thomas Spicer has been very
sick, but is again better.
F. F. Walker and Lincoln Gray
! have about sixty tons of hay in stack
Mr.. Gray has hundred ton contract
to fill for the government.
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Braddock Brevities.
From the News, August 2.

From the News, August 2.
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo and children
were visiting friends and relatives at
Bismarck the first of the week.
Miss Dorothy Moore, of Bismarck,
arrived here Tuesday for visit with
her friend, Miss Lucille Allen.
Vern York, former Braddock boy,
and son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F. Savage, who is located at Selfridge,
has been conscripted.
Mrs. Dewitt Baer arrived home
from Williston last Sunday where she
has been visiting with relatives for
the past couple Of weeks.
o. o. johnson, proprietor of the
big johnson ranch near Braddock, ar
rived here last Thursday from Seneca
Ill.,, where he has been spending a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Armstrong and daughter, OF
Hazelton, autoed Mrs. Doerschlae
home, she spending few days there
last week, and while here they were
the guests of Senator and Mrs. H
w. Allen.
Mrs. E. F. Savage autoed over t.
Fort Rice Monday to meet her daugh
ter, Mrs. Vern York, who was on he
way here from Selfridge. Vern ar
rived here Tuesday ewing with 1
steam engine.
The town of Dana situated on tn
Northern Pacific between Linton ant
Mckenzie in Emmons county abou
six miles west of Braddock is to hav'
general store. The proprietor will
be John Schott, son Of A. G. Schott
who lives near Dana.
Seven of Braddock's popular youn,
lads have now volunteered their serv
ices to Uncle Sam in the creates
struggle the world has ever know
for democracy. Those who volun
teered during the past week are Reu
ben Swanson, Glen Semple, Waite
Miller, Leon Lesher, Nick Granus an
Archie Malta.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09

you say, I can't love this man, re-
frain from insisting. Mrs. Merrilees
and love each other. She pays me
n great compliment; fer I'm fifteen
years her senior. l can't permit my
daughter"
"But If you will only listen to met"
"Well?" Craven demanded severely.
Il haven't the least desire to come
between you ard Mrs. Merrilees. I
think she's very lovely, and wish
you both every happiness"
"Thnt is my own dear girl" Clip
ping her face between his palms, he
lifted 1t to receive his kiss.
II only meant" the girl resumed. II
hoped you could make her understand,
MS you have me, by explaining"
snake your mind easy. There's
been no real harm done. I've already
received her assurance that our rela-
tons will continue as before. She
Understandable not as fully as you do
now. II told her all that I've just
told you. she might ask questions
couldn't answer; not. at least. until
ahe Is my wife. perhaps not then
Surely you must realize that your
faith has taken great deal on trust
You have refrained from putting q
question that. with Mrs. Merrilees
would take the form Of q demand
What Is the nature Of this business
u mine to which have referred hut
| Dever linnied?"
you Will tell me when you think !
should know, daddy"
"Tm quite sure you Oughtn't Ia
know" he said gravely; "but I'm quite
sure you've got to. II our relations
are to continue In love and trust
Moreover, know can trust you, and
were I to keep you in ignorance, much
might happen that you wouldn't under
stand that might make you doubt. mis-
Judge. mistrust me. You may on occa
sion see me In conference with strange
men. Of class I'd normally hav.
nothing In common with. You'll hav,
to become accustomed to my keeping
strange hours-and help me keep then
secret. You may even hear odd wills
pers about me-rumOrs that I'm no
altogether what seem. Well. they'll
be justified; for I'm not. New Yorl
knows me as a feather-brained fash
ionable, with decent income from tn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
From the Record, Aug. II, 1893:
In Town and Out

The editor and his wife returned
Sunday after two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair Mt Chicago.
Lawyer Parker, of Winchester, was
sojourner at the county seat cou-
pie of days this week.
Haying is in full swing. A large
amount of the upland grass is being
cut in the Williamsport country. 1t
is of good quality and contains very
little needle grass.
Auditor Armstrong last week re.
ceived letter from the coroner OF
the county in which Livingston, Mont
is located, announcing that on July
l9h last Fred Argas, formerly of this
county, committed suicide there.
Harvesting is in progress in this
county. Contrary to the experienc,
of former years, grain on spring
blowing is better than that on fal
blowing. This year has again dem
onstrated that rye comes near bein,
a sure crop in this part of the coul
try.
There has been considerable inter
est manifested this week in Williams
port in legal fight between John l
Roop, plaintiff, and Jesse M. Stetsor
representing the firm of Ezra Stet
son & Son, the well-known horse dea
ers of Bureau county, Ill. Roop ha
the horses of his former employer at
tached for salary claimed that he ha
already paid Roop more than his ser
vices were worth; that Roop neglect
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
Haze|ton Happenings.
From the Republican, Aug. 2.

From the Republican, Aug. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Irvine and
children left yesterday morning on a
motor trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. NJ. Doerschlag, of Brad
dock, was the guest of Mrs. j. F..
Snyder several days last week.
The roof is on the new Catholic
church and the beautiful edifice is al
most ready for the plasterers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Klabunde are
contemplating taking an auto trip to
Wisconsin to visit their old home, in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Wright, Mrs.
w. L. Yeater and Mrs. Rohrer mo-
tored up to Bismarck this morning to
visit the soldier boys at Fort Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. S "A. Mikalson and
children motored to Linton Sunday
afternoon and were the guests for q
few hours of Auditor Brant and fam
lily.
Mrs. E. Bradberg and Miss Helen
Kurtz returned home last Friday from
Minneapolis where they were visiting
relatives and friends for the past three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Armstrong
and daughter, Mrs. o. NJ. CARRIER
motored up to Garrison Monday at
ternoon for a visit with friends. They
returned last eveneing.
Several more of Hazelton's young
men joined the colors this week, pre-
ferring to volunteer rather than take
chances on the draft. Among those
who went up to take the examinations
Monday were E. v. Lesher, who is
now enrolled with Co. A, and will &c
to Fort Lincoln Monday; Norman Ca.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
Loa5osrpH
VANCE
SYNOPSIS.


CHAPTER I-Lucy Carteret boards the
steamer Alsatia at Liverpool for New
York: Her stateroom companion. Mrs
Amelia BeEgarstah, widow. discovers that
the younger woman 10 running away from
something or somebody
CHAPTER I1-Lucy Is seasick. Mrs.
5e9sarstan sees valuable brooch that
Lucy explains was a present from. her
widow shows the brooch to Quoin. an OK
secret service man. who Identifies It az
part OF the stolen Joachim collection, and
on comparing notes they find that Lucy
is Lydia. daughter Of Tad Craven. now
aboard the Alsatia.
CHAPTER III-Lydia discovers that
her father is aboard and. telling Mrs.
BegGarstan that she has run away to 70
to him, starts out to find him.
CHAPTER Iv-She finds her father
with Mrs. Merrilees. to whom he Is en-.
gagged and confdes to Peter Trait that
she fears she ID in the way.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09

pelle, who failed to pass the physical
test; Glen Cabbage, Curtis Jenkins
and Jess Weaver all passing and join
ing Co. /. This company will be the
first to leave Bismarck for the train
ing camp in California and expects to
entrain some time next week.
The doctor tells us this morning
that Cloyd Kurtz is sitting up and
feeling lot better. Mr.. Kurtz was
severely injured three weeks ago by
falling from the top of barn.
Postmaster W. B. Andrus has re-
ceived notice of his appointment as
postmaster of Hazelton, being con-
firmed by the senate on July 2lst.
This means that his position will be
permanent one as long as efficiency
is kept up.
Unless this section gets a good
soaking rain in the immediate future
the potato, corn and fax crops are
going to be heavy sufferers. Fai,
rains have been had all over the coun
ty, but this immediate vicinity seem:
to have been missed somehow.
Mrs. C. H. Edick, one Of the pic
neer settlers of Emmons county, wht
for number of years past has made
her home in the Twin Cities, returned
to Hazelton on Wednesday evening o
last week to again make this plac'
her home. She is residing for tn
present in the Chapman house.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
Wind Velocity.

Some builders Of windmills estimate
that a wind of 18 miles an hour may
be expected for eight hours per day
on the average for every day In the
year. This does not mean that such a
wind can be relied upon every day in
the year. but that the average wind all
the year around would equal 16 miles
an hour for eight hours every day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09
The Trouble.

A Golfers writer describes a violin
list as rendering sweet strains by
drawing the bow Mt right angles with
the e string" The trouble with SO
many Of our younger players, we
gather. is that they try to manipulate
the bow parallel with the strings, rs
is the rule in playing the tuba and
the soprano drum.-Exchange.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09

real estate business I maintain as q
blind. I'm ashamed to have no object
In existence other than amiable idling.
Whereas. In reality"
Though their solitude was absolute
Craven came closer to his daughter
and lowered his voice:
This Is q great secret, dear girl
Guard it as you would your life. I'm
in charge of the secret diplomatic
service representing Downing Street
In the United States!'
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-08-09

When in need Of air for
your tires, call up the Linton
Auto Co. Adv.
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Sbbtlide Sranbiuunben
Grlitt bic iijdbrise girsinia 9leusss
In einer Garage.

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ON Samitaa 9a6mittns srlitten bats
ts, 1T bic 1ljGbrigs @irsinia Msns
peg, S51isrfkn bss 5errn Georss
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auburn. s.itsrn friib sfgm brei llhr
i'm Gbriit 5oipital seIiorben. Wrts
pirbissr Weii, purbm bic poliasi
anb Coroner Bauer erit seitern 9lbsHo
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Iett unb lire Ra9forIhunsen ersas
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Is fi9 befudsbalber auFbislt. einem
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BON gopf Bis SUB IN Slummen einses
biillt mar. Gbs "a mosli4 mar. bsm
tsbarrnswsrtbeH ainbs 5iIfe su
hrinetn, bate ss idon btrartise
prantpunbsn erIitten, bab man i'm
ebriit Sofpitul, lpobir ss in einem
priDltsqluto ,ssbradi lpurbs, bsi Isis
u1 einIieJruns nur ipsnis Soffnung
kgit. ts am qsbsn srbaItsn ;u t5ns
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Der Matrabs in ibrem Bstt otrboresn
bislt. ssiiOblen.
- Die 5nrbist Ularis Bilinms.
427 Gorlisle 2losnue, bic in Der
Somitng Rd9t bem 40jdbri5e. Sobn
e. Stripping bon Camille, ga, Str>
sedni i'm U2ebical Corps in IT. 5hos
mas, ap. sinen Stid in ben linten
arm periebts, ipeil er ibrer ginlabuHg,
nit auf ibr 3immer gu tommeu, nic1i
5olge leiiten pollte, ipurbe inter srts
iprs6enoer anflage Derbafiet.
Der 5arbiss Milton graipforb,
Der pOrgeitern in 9lcbbjton IN 9er6iut
bung nit Der 8erlebune bss polisii.sr
MldIonsD als berbG9tig Oerblitet purs
BE- muBte geitern eutInfen wsrbsn,
neil Wialoneg, nit bem er i'm StdDts
bofpitoI fOnfrontirt purbs. ibn ni9t
aIs Ieinen 2fnsreifsr ib'ntifisiren
fonnte.
Bier 4utomofifbiebitGble mir
ben aeiiern Der goli5ei gemetbet uno
spar: gon SEQ. Soablp, ST., 1897
Granbin ROab, cine .,etub" sGar i'm
Msrtbe DON $2650: an Der Gde Der
Col StraBe unb Gilbert 2lOerue; bon
albert 6. @infs 10 Grfenbreher
9fpsnue, .ine .Wartpell' sGar i'm
Wertbe bon $3.50; an Charlotte unb
gine Strobe; bon Sarrp Niefpinb,
53S Wooblaipn Qbenue, cine .Jorb"z
Gar i'm Wsrtbe bon $3.50; an 0iens
man 2lDenue unb Yeeh Sfrabe, priee
Gill; BON Geo. R. astfb, 931 Rob
GERS 4pe., cine rpadarb" sGor I'm
Wertbe bon $1,000; an Clinton
Springs &benue.
= 9us Der Wobrurs bes qnpaltes
gifbert gettmon, 2237 8urnet 4pe.,
ipurben aeitsrn a6enb sipii9en 6. uuo
8 llhr, tudbrenb Der tempordren 4bs
ipefenbeit Der Sausferpobnsr, S6niuds
fa&en i'm Werfbe BON $500 eeifobleu.
Oa fein GdloB ooer 1enfier bef&dDigr
ipor, beftebt bic 9lHii9t, bnb Der 9it6
einen Radihliiffel berubt fat.
- Ietptpn 9lsfen, 718 @sft 6.
SiraBe, Der aud bic unooriitytigtsit
6egins, feline GrfparriiIt i'm gstrase
pon $74 unter Der Wfatrabe isines
8ettes 81 perbergen, ipurbe, tpte .r Der
poliaei mslbete, pdbrsno bes safris
aen Dormtttaes, als er auf eilise
siunben isin @obnung perTafen
baits. nm bag Sch befOblen.
- W. 6inberlOng, 708 2ongoietp
apenue. Cartilage, pur6e seitern
Mittag. als Il an Der 8. uno Wdlnut
GtraBe cine 2lif6urn Mpe. Gar beitieg,
i'm gebrdnge I'm feline grieFtaI9e nit
$50 beftphltu.
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Sm ber Sd)iuei3
9dlt man ben neuen beat
f9en ReidstanSIsr fur
ben 9ringer bes
Triebens.

9ern A. Rop. Die GrnennuEg
bts Grafeu BON 8ertIins gum Rei9ss
tanller pirb bier als cine umipo,s
suns i'm poIitiiGen aebeu 9eutihs
lambs sradtet. Sn bpbeH amtli9eu
areiien 1T man Der lnii1t. baB our9
bieie grnennung bas Centrum Ses
Samples I'M Jrtbsn oon ben preus
biI4en MilitGrtrstisn na9 ytiintrn
uno @ien 5u perlest niro unb aus
bitiem 9ruilbe ipiro bic Grnennuns
ais aubsrorbentIid bessi9nenb fir
bic sanje Mslt eradtet.
Die Webrbeit Der beufben luo
5iierrsi9iifen preH. TpiegeIt ben nIs
aemeinen Stanbpuntt Der republiias
uiIb eefinnien SeutIdsn IN Der
Ghspeis ipieber, bic aus ibrsr Greiloe
iiber bic grnsunrng bes Grafen tenn
SthI MAIDEN. Gie betra9ten oisis Gre
nsHHung nidt als sineu Gies gaperns
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@emeinSes sSnbiIamm
Gir St. aloBiins @emeiubs feisrt
goloenes Subelieii.

lie aroBe blii6cnoe St. snopiiuss
aemeinoe IN 9riogetotpn bate geitern
EN- bebres 8eii. es mar Der iiiniiiglte
SSabrestna Der Ginipeibung ibrer
eriien Stride iino oieier @e0enftag
luilroe In eiiorudspoller @eiie mo
inter grober 9etbeiligllng Der glafs
bargcineinben bcgnngen.
gingeleitet ipuroe bic ,Seier nit eis
nem groBariiaen lln5iia onrh @eits
lpooo nah griogetown. Gie 8ereine
Der Ya6bargemeinoen periammcIten
iid nit ibren Gabnen uno gmnern
ani Gnopullfte Der 8eltipooo Stras
benbabnlinie, an Sorriion uno @lens
more 9lpcnue. gon bort pur6en Tie
BON ben 9sereinen Der SSllbelgeuicinOe
abgeboIt uno Der iitpoionte 3ug goo
baum rnter tlingenoem Spiel nad)
Dem ieitlit geidmiidten Sottesbnls.
Tort iano Inn 10 llbr elm feierlides
lepitiertes 9anfant itatt, gelegentlih
oeiiep Rep. 2lntoninus grofbiis,
8 q. 81. Der s'farrer Der ct. 61eors
aiusfirdle,, Sie ISnbildiimspreoist
belt. Die aiif Die eroBe 3abI Der glns
61ttigen eiilen tiefen einorud
nad)ie. 0adniittags innS feierlifc
8esper nit iaframentalem Segen
iioit.
siadJ Dem gmt fprroe i'm aellers
q idjob Der Stride BON ben Srmten
GER @emeinSe ein Gbifen dinner iers
tiiert lnb bic 5rnuen batten sar pieIc
e'dlte, Die Die ao6flinit oerielben
riibmenS anertannten. Sieran i6lcB
iif cine geiellise Seier un6 oa benz
SyitbcIfeit elm pr6dtieer parmer
e,erbittag beifeert iporSen mar,
fcnnte man ii9 iogar IN ben gnlagen
Bel Der aird,e ereeher.
.Seirte Roraen finbet Elm feierlifles
"sqiiism fir bic Seelenrube Der i'm
2aufe Der Sabre abseidlieoenen @es
meinoemitgIieber itatt uno Samit
fommt bas golbcne Slibilaum gum
slbidlilb.
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Siusi Snrd,brennsr.g .gaare Derbaitet..

Geo gauman. 20 Sabre aft, unO
Rclpb Rafb. IL Sabts aft, beibe bon
10. 518 Wsit Siebsnts Strabe, rie
arn Samsias 2lbenb, als iie I'm Be
ariif itanbeH, nit s5rnu Gillian Sonss
anb frau CLARA autas. beibe .rft II
Sabre oft unb no. TIT Sobn StrnBe
pobnbnft, ua9 gbitago ab3iibampicn,
perboftst fpurbtn, oiirften auf 0runo
bes ipeiben StInpengeTsbss 9stannts
lfaft nit ben gunbssbeborb.n MAIDEN
i.nb perben bsnislbea bsute pors.s
flibrt iptrbeu. Die beiben iIraien, bes
rsn @ntten iia nnaebIi9 in Der Irs
NEE tefinber, ipurbsn pprIGnfig BEN
augsnbgeriht iibsripisisn, ip6breno
essen Die Mdnner. fans iit Der Buns
pesbeh0rbe sntseben .IolItsn, ipesm
5ragsns psrborssntr Maffsn cine Nns
!lags srboben pirb.
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iiber preuBen, forbern uls Elm siins
ittses Omen fir cine JriebensptrItdns
bisung. sSsbrer gnfiht naf 1T 8rnt
BON 6ertling bur9 Ieine engen Der
bin6ungen nit Oefterretdi i'm Stdns
De. bic 5risbsnsioeen bes @raIsn
55srnin BON gbubenib, Oss 0ierrcts
6if6sungariIdsn Winiiters bes Nus
ipdrtisen IN GeutfhlanO gu f0roetn,
itatt iie, pie elm anOerer aan5ler es
ibun isnnts, unbea4tet gu lafIen.
Gs beiRt, bab Der 8ieetan3lcr Or.
aarl SslFferiA sipeifelsObne aug BEN
Qlmt i9eiben unb bur9 ben SSii6rsr
ber gaatfonalliberolen 5errn Friebe
berg o6er our9 ben J5Ortf6rittIer
Germ BON gdDsr eriebt iperOsn ipirb.
Ter Scsialbsmofrut Or. quauIt
UliiGsr, Der bisberige llHteritaatststs
retGr i'm Observation-Disclosures
irirb I'M 2tmt berbieibsn, U6I6on anz
rere So5ialbemotroten es dbS.lebnt
babsn, ben @rafen Don 5ertling tbds
tig babura 5u unteritiibeu, bnB iie
Grrennungen DON inn anuebmel.
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master at Cincinnati on November 4,
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo-
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9abhbof BON elmer asbisb 9aaeb R.
U. 9ttomOtiDe sstrOffen uno setObtet
iporbtn iei. gludfOrlhungen an Der
onssfiibrtsn qbrehe sreabsn, baB Der
8srlrgliidte, oeHen ShDdserin,
Jrau Roie Stanlsp in gao. 1904
Sremtnitrabe fpObnt, Dor siHissr 3eit
Gincmnnti berlaHen uno .ieitoem tsis
ne Rn9riAt bon ii9 sessbsn bate.
0i. G6pdserin uno unoere gerDanbs
ts perben bic a.ide bierberbringsn
IaHsH unO fir bsren geitattuns SOrs.
trngen.
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9attsn ameritanif6e 9rupp5n 6eim ers
ftsn 3uiammenitoB NIT Dem GeiuS
an Samitas.
auBerbem ipurben, pie Oas Striegss
OsPdrtsment betannt giebt, flint
Ulanu bertpunbet uRO
5ipOlf fperbeH Der.
mibt.
Sin Osrtpunbeter Deutiter fDurbe bon
uniersn sruppen gefaRgsH
genommen.

Wafbiugton, .. g., 4. Nop.
Oas GrIegsoepartement bat 6e3iiyliG
Der beutI6en Waeloung bon Der 0es
tangeHnabme ameritanii4er SruppeH
am SOnHtas bds 5OIssn0e betannt
ge9ebeu:
p8as arisssbspartsment bat BON
Dem Sensral, Der bic amsritaHti3en
Sruppen in Grantreid befebhst, bic
foIgenbe Sepsibe erbaIteu:
r8or Sagesanbru9 ON 0ritten
RoDem6er ma9te Der 5ein6 siueH
angriff auf sinen Qbi4nitt, in benz
ii4 Sur @orii6ung amtritanii6e
SrupFen 6tfanben. Ss- Geinb i3nitt
bur9 isin Sperrfsuer ben Q6Ianitt
bon ben ausrenaenben Q6i6uittsn ab.
llniers 9erluite tparen: brei sObte,
fiinf gertpunbste uub II Marn gss
fansen ober Oermibt. Die @erIuiie
be, Seinbes finb rnbetount. Gin
peripuH6eter 9eutider ,purbe ssfan,
gen seuommeI".
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aleime apliseisSf d)ridten

- :sObn gordsrbins. Sapler qd-f.
ipurbe eeifern Naft an Der Carlisle
qlDeuus uuS Slniib SiraBe uon s.ner
farbiaen Dirne ansebaIten uHb. trcbs
bem er ii4 enersii4 ipebris, um SEQ
bernubt.
Mns bsr @obnuns btr Hurp
2assD, 1909 Nleff 8. Gtrabe, lpurpe
Elm edd&sn NIT $40. Sas iR u1i.sr
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cpfrr Der Giisnba6n.

g,en benz gOIi3idsi in pittsicn.
ga. trdf ssitsrn slEenb bic tslsgrapbis
Its Rahritt Elm, bas @m. Diisrs
bolp ungebli9 BON Cincinnati unb
On glsn,en unb gIDsritrabe ipObnhaft,
on Gamitas attuS auf ban pittsspu
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unfdne.

Ter polisiif Sobn 9. anber'
ION. 1907 Bates 9tbenue pobua1ft.
fisl seftern gbeue ses.u eff llbr. ols
er feline Runbs madts, auf bem ge'
lsii. Der Q. &c .. Balm on 3peitsr
unb Smith StroBt, 10 beftis gu So'
ben, bob CT 8erlesunssn erlitt, bic
fein. lleb.rfiibruns na6 bsm Gtatts
bojpital notbpeuois srideinen Iisbsn.