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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
Murder Not Cleared Up

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A. - The death by his own hand in an Atlantic City hotel tonight of Bernard w. Lewis. the wealthy young Pittsburger as he was about to be arrested in connection with the murder of Maizie Colbert. the artists model, the police declare, leads them to believe that he had knowledge of the crime even if he was not actually the slayer. AL though reports from Atlantic City late tonight said that Lewis had left no written statement, local authori- ties were hopeful that something would yet be found among his effects to clear up the mystery, which for days has baffed the efforts of the score or more detectives.
 A warrant for Lewis arrest on the technical charge of defrauding a taxiceb driver out of his fare early Friday, the day the crime is believd to have been committed, was issued today and fiiers were sent broadcast by the police with a description of the Pittsburger. Lewis name had been furnished the authorities by Misses Ethel and Mabel Kyle, sisters, both Of whom were public school teachers, who said that the young man had taken them home in a tax icab after dinner party downtown. Elwood Powell, the chauffeur. stated that he had later taken the man to the apartment house where Miss Col bert lived.
 Lewis twice this afternoon tele- phoned. apparently from Atlantic City, to the home of the Kyle sisters in Germantown. His calls were an swered by Miss May Kyle, a third sister. and Lewis. she said. plunged at once into the subject of murder. What did I do?" he is reported to have said Isn't this terrible?"
 Did you know the Colbert girl?" Miss Kyle said she asked him.
 "Of course I did not know her." he is said to have replied.
 Then why have you not called on the detectives and explained where you were on Friday?" Miss Kyle asked. "Why didn't you let them know before this?"
 Lewis is said to have replied:
 q thought tte easiest way was the best"
 Lewis was silent lor feN moments and then said, according to Miss Kyle, don't worry. I am going to straight en this thing out. l have arranged
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
PITTSBURGH IS
 SUICIDE OVER MURDER

fCnntinuea From Page OnA had gone to his room on the third floor. They hurried up the stairs and rapped at the door of the bedroom.
 "Who is there. Lewis called out
 We have a message for you" Far ley answered, let us in"
 All right" was the reply.
 A moment later the detectives heard a door bang inside the room. Their first thought was that Lewis was attempting to make his escape through a window They hurried to an adjoining room from which there was a communicating door to the bathroom of Lewis apartment. As they tried the door the rife shot was heard
 They tried to insert a key in the door but found that the keyhole had been plugged. They then hurried to the door leading to Lewis bedroom. There they effected an entrance. They- found the door to the bathroom locked. and were forced to break it open.
 Lewis was found half reclining in the bath tub with his foot braced against the head. The trigger of the twenty-two calibre rife was still clasped in his hand and the end of the barrel rested against his temple. The detectives saw at once that the man was dead. County Physician L. R. Souder was notified and he arrived a few minutes later
 Dr. Souder expressed the opinion that death was instantaneous, nnd said that in all probability an inquest would be held.
 Lewis had removed his coat He was attired in a blue striped. shirt, black trousers and black shoes. The bullet had penetrated his temple. His fingers showed several scratches. On the bureau were several copies of to- days Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York newspapers.
 One contained the flaring headline across the onf page Cir May Solve Model Myste r." Underneath this was large co lmn cut of Maizie Col bert.
 Lewis was positively identified by the owners of the hotel He was man apparently about SS years old, dark complexion and extremely high forehead, rather prepOsessing in ap- pearance. He had little luggage and only s6 and some change in money.
 According to the people at the hO- tel'he arrived there at 10 o'clock We'd nesday night. He appeared rather morose and uncommunicative. He had been absent from the house much of the day, but his movements be tween the time he arrived at the
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
NO FASHION CHANGE7S
OBy Review Leased Mircl

CINCINNATI, Jan i-No great changes in the fashion or garments worn at present will be made .ir nen's clothing during the fall and winter of 19I7-1S, ir the styles cX- hifitcd at the annual convention o! Inc National Association of Clothing Designers. which opened here today 1re adhered to. The most popular shades worn by the models were blue. gray and brown.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05

closed, and Mrs. Lewis and her little daughter went to live with his parents.
 Personal financial ventures in which he was concerned failed, and although efforts were made by his family and friends to rehabilitate his fortunes, he gave them little encouragement, they say. Last November he announced his intentions of going to New York to engage in the automobile business. But little had been heard from him by his father since that time and it was Eot known here that he had been in Philadelphia or had any intention of visiting that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05

Thursday night while Lewis was out with the Germantown teachers he is said to have called up Miss Colbert by telephone. During the dancing tlfat night his collar became wilted, the Kyle sisters said, and he bought new one at the hotel. This collar was the same as the blood stained collar found in the apartment had been discarded because it was wilted.
 Captain of Detectives Tate in a statement tonight said that in his opin- ion, Lewis is the man who committed the crime. He adds, however, that in vestigatiOn of other clues will con tinue. If Lewis and Miss Colbert were alone in the room together when she was killed it is possible that we may never know any more than WIG found out tonight" he said.
 The jewels missing from the Colbert apartment, with the exception of a large diamond ring, were found today in pawn shop by the police. Miss Colbert had pledged these jewels four days before Christmas and with the money advanced by the pownbroker she is said to have bought Christmas presents for her family.
 No murder in years so thoroughly aroused the police and the public as the mysterious, brutal crime brought @ light near midnight last Saturday when Maizie Colbert's sister, after re- peated efforts to get her on the tele- phone called at her apartment. The cOlored janitor of the paartment house, finding the doors locked, climbed through a window at the solicitation ribly beaten body of the beautiful girl, clad only in violet silk pajamas, lying on the bed. The form was covered with a sheet and an effort had been make by the murderer to indicate sui eide by attaching a rubber hose to gas jet and placing it over the murder ed girls face. But the murdered over looked the detail of turning on the gas.
 Circumstances made it apparent that the girl had been dead many hours when her body was found
 Letters and photographs, found in Miss Colbert's apartment served to connect several prominent Philadel- phians with the gay life the girl had been leading and they were summoned before the detectives and qustioned re- garding their association with her.
 Miss Colbert was 27 years old. She came here from Kane, Pa, eight years ago and soon afterwards assumed the name of Mrs. Grace Roberts. Her family assert, however. that she was never married. She was possessed of great beauty of form and face and this led to her selection as a model for advertising photographs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05

house Wednesday night and the time of the suicide have not been traced.
 Lewis had pinned a towel over the transome of his bedroom door. On the bureau was a box of 2 calibre cartridges and an extra cartridge lay on a ledge within his reach in the bath room.
 Lewis left no written message or communication.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
WHOLESALE PAROoNS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. A. Governor George w. Hayes. who will go out of office next Tuesday. today pardoned forty-four state convicts. making total of 112 pardons he has issued since December l. He an nOunced he will issue two or three more. The list of those pardoned to- day included 19 men convicted of murder
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Bank of Lowell

At
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
Had Brokeraqe Connection

Tfdu orokeTdqe connection
 NEW YORK, Jan 4.-Bernard w. Lewis was at one time a Wall Street broker, a member of tn firm of Moore, Leonard and Lewis He was dropped ny his partners more than year ago however. and the firm was re-organ- ized as Moore, Leonard and Lynch.
 Edgar w. Leonard. a partner in he firm, was reluctant tonight to liscuss his acquaintance with Lewis declaring he had seen him only once since the house was rcorganized. Asked why Lewis was dropped, he replied:
 We didn't like him."
 II denied that Lewis had become involved financially, although he gave the impression that while he was en- gagged in business in this city he was by no means man of wealth.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05
Lewis Attended Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. A. Bernard w. Lewis, who committed suicide at Atlantic City tonight was a member of the class of 1901 at Yale hut did not graduate. The university catalog shows that he attended col lege from 1897 to 1893.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-05

to see a good lawyer and will do what ever he says"
 Lewis then hung up the receiver. He called again in a few minutes, it is said, and repeated his admonition that the sisters should not worry about the rlatier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Die lilfilns.8i6rI.

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acn grofeiior Gpeobcrg, einem irii-
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gibIiotbef 5it ltpiaIa iiberipieicn, C.
rem foitboriteu Shos iie icitocm
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
glas saImaae, gieb.

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trefflider giirger uR0 9ruSer ans
unierer Mitte.
ebre lcincm au0enfen.
aug. Sduriot Sefretar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Illus GranS JsIanS.

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miro bon Der oeittid)en Stuoentens
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rno Srau g. 6. 6res in @orms
mubte iid int Ct. 6ronris Soipital
elmer Operation pegen 8linoOarm-
en%t5iinoltlg itnter5ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
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angcfGbr 90 8ratcs bei5lltragell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

SIN elmer fltintn Gtube
in SO. 104 Sen ent Str. in 8rcots
Ipn, q. q. ffisBtn 8eante Der aiHbers
seitlihaft auf ben btinabe nsrbunetrs
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gtamten inter einsm Bette berltedis.
Ser Sunee muB felt gaaeR gsbuns
asrt habsn ua6 loar aaldeinsn0 ess
slpuHaen, bic mel Set aIleia in Der
tiligstaltm @obmms susubrinssu.
Die Wutter unb Der Gobn mubten
tri in Gr5tIihs 8ehunbIung genoul=
men fueroen, bsbDr man bic sSrau
Ridter Gsismor i'm 0iniomsburaer
goIiSsiesri6t pCrfiibrtr, no lie pknt
3uloHuna bon 8iireId)oft ouf cine
.ataen ie erbobtne 9rihui6iauna, Die
Mornl 6ts ain6fs gsfabroet 5a bas
ben, f~eItgebaIttH pnroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
PiIfc SrinecnO notis!
Die Silfsaftioa Sicntiin bittct nm
9eitrGge fir Die llnslifiiden
in Si6irien,

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Inter Siiipeilung ouF Die ulI1g.
Iiden 2eioen Der Breile, 3rauer,
ataOer uto @lilitdrgefansenet in
Sibirienldgern bat Die 5ilfsaftion
gientiin in boriger Mod)e Die teA
le9rnpbii6e ltc6ermeiiung bon $50.
900 er6eten, ufo In nirier ISOLDE
ibre Bite telegrapbiid mieoerbolt.
9n oem Gelegrumm. beiBt. es: sgr.
uarten iofortige gr6Bere lteberlpei,
ipngen. .9ie 8riegsgefongenen-
5iiriorge Bat $4,000 Ser $ilfsofs
Ition Gieutltn telegropbiId 5ugeionot,
moorr6 ibre aiittel erihopft inl0.
Die meitereu telegrapbiinen Nof-
ridten aus Sientiin beioger, OaB
Ser 8inter lit Sibirien iii 6teicm
Sabre beionocrs bart, uno 0aB IN
folge Ser unQeniigenoen G~rndbruna
Die gtcrberote infer Sen 6efan8e.
men I'M 3lne1tien be9riffei it,
Die ariegsgefongenerts 5iiriorge
ieBt ibre &dtigfeit ipeiter fort. Ole
bon ibr geiammelten getrdge tparoen
nidt nod 8eutiflano ooer Deter
reid llng1rit, ion0ern an oSnterna.
tionale Observation-Disclosures ilber-
pieien, Die inIol8e Se8 4lisbleibens
Der antliden @tlfe meDr Bonn ie
auf prioote @iitbilfe ailgepieien
lmo.
Sn einefn 8fiefe Ser SiIfsaftion
pom 90. Ge6anber 1916 hetbt Is;
8ir erlaltben unA np@mals
belon0ers beruor5u1e6erb 0aB
@yertbriefe nidt 6ebinocrt Itno
unb obne 4ufentbaIt beforOert
meroen fonnen. Gs fins inns be.
reitg aus neutrality-suspicious.
9eItatiglngen ltnb 8dnfiAretben
fit nniere @eibnadtsipenoe 5i-
gegongcn, Die mir III Der bieiiger
0eutihen 3citing beroffentlider
iulo fpobon mir Sbnen iefpeils
ettt 0relHpldf 5%uteroef1 meroefi,
Gs lit uniere Qbiiht Die 3ioiI.
mo ariegseefangeneu regeInaBia
NIT @el1onueiiungen Su berior.
gem mo5u mir nod melt gro,
Berer gatmittel bert6tigen. a0r.
nen mir bierbei tpeiter auf reid.
Idle 5pen0en aits Annetifa red.
nen2
Sic ariegseefangenen 5irioroe,
! "a 9tortb Mtoore Ctr, Stem 9ori
Str, bittct lire 6reunOe redlt ber8.
lidit nm meitere llnterItiitungen
Rlr Oieie nIlein f6unell Die Sort.
iebun9 oes &iIfsmerfes un0 Die Gr.
bdltung @unAerttnuienoer, bon ID.
reu angebGrigen oboeihnittenen 81.
bill ino ariegseeian9ener erm0sli'
den.
Ran ieioe @oben brett an 6it
ariegsgefnnge1ett Jiiriorge, obel
aud al bic Sribitne, Die oieiel6er
meter befor6ern mir6.
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ms lpeit point.

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DE in Glfborn SotDnibip ipuroen am
9prrcrstng Sobn s. Soft, Gobn
hon Serrn ltnb Grua SDbn &cls,
in6 Srl. @timtie S~eDerberrfb God.
let bcs Gbepnares GrrIt Seberberrn
bon Germ Bnitpr 2rimer fir ons
2eben bcrbun0en. Sad ner Erait.
mig fano cine 5cier nttf Der fho.
men Garm bes iungea Gbemanaas
ftntt.
gm bergongenen Sonrtog fnnben
1id Die bieIen Sreimoe uno glo6barn
bon Soc geatroipgfp in oeiien ibo.
mem &eim cifL Inn NIT ibnen Ieinert
nm Eoge Supor itatteefitnbcnen Sc
bilrtstog au fciern. Man bergniig.
te iiG bis in ben graltenben Morgen
off ons Bette.
am MittfucH f1n0 In Der CT. 8o-
nifnciiis Stride Su Monterep Die
&ratnng bon 9ranf 6. @dfenborit,
Dem Sobne bon Serrn utl6 Sroll
@ntenborit, NIT SRI. Ebereia autelie
SnIbur, Der Eohter bon Serrit utb
5ran s. s. SnIbur itntt. Batter
Shoof leitete Die feierlihe Satlo.
lung. als 8rolttfitbrerimen fun.
giertet sri. MtarD 8ntenborjt, cine
5dipeIter oes @rdutigorns uno 8rmi
emma @rogge bon SofpeGs, cine
&ouitne Ger gjralit, ipGbreno Ser.
nor0 gotenborit, Der 9rroer 0es
grGntiparns un0 SoIepb Salbur, Elm
8riiber Ser graut, benz 5ufunftigen
@atteit Oas @eleite goben. qn Die
feirrlide Gambling reihte fid I'm
Seim Der Brouteltern cine IGone
Soh3eifSfeier, al Der mr. Bic nod.
1ter Gertponotcn fetfnabmer. 0os
iunee Gaor miro iih ouf elmer 5nrm
nobe CEDAR &0pi0s nieoerloIien.
Scrr uaO Grou German Mleifter
Ioben iih bonn Barnileben Suriidge-
3oser itn6 rerqongene BoHe ibrer
@obuiib in @rit 4oint nuFgeihTa-
gen.
Ridter GeluaIo berbano 0onners.
tag gernar6 &eiteI un0 SRI. @1rtlC
@rcuttreu3 fir oas 2eben. aIS
8rcu5cngcn fnnaierten SRI. Stgc
8oebne llnS 4rtbur @reltfrcls.
MuS 4l1inbieip lift bic 9ahrihi
eingetroifen, 5ab OoieIit 6rnnt 9iIie
Elm alter @eipo5ner bon @eIt 4oini
an @ittnod i'll filter bon CT Sab.
ren aus benz aeben geihieoen lit. 81
Eotte bor nebreren Snbren elmer
SdlognnioH un0 ipnr left 0ieiel
3eit geI1bmt. Die 2eie6e iuur0e bier,
Der gebradt nno Sdnl8tng merger
bon Der St. Morien airae ans on
bent 81. @iidoeI's 6rieobof SIR Ieb.
ten 3ube b%eitdftet.
Sit 8eenier fdno am bereangener
Noatag bic @eer6ignng bon Qetel
GspaIb ion bet 1ennoniten Stride
ais itatt. Ger 8erItorbene battl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
9luci sOtc bel glntOnniaa.

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fen a~ngeiteI[ter g(uguit Smanion
fnrioen bcioe nif bet STEELE Den
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