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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-02
Missing Pomeroy Girl Found.

NEW YORK. July Police head
quarters received word today that
Charles w. Pomeroy. a former supreme
court justice Of Montana. had been In
formed from Philadelphia that his
daughter. Miss Velma Pomeroy, who
disappeared here Thursday, had been
found there. Judge Pomeroy left at
once for Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-02
Plans for Preliminary Work.

Preliminary work of arranging for
the campaign is to be in the hands Of
the original committee Of ten appointed
when the bringing of Mr.. Sunday and
his coworkers to this city was first
preached more than a year ago. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-02
COFFEE COMPANY CASHIER
ROBBED OF OVER $4,000

CHICAGO, July &c. Beard, cashier
for the National Tea and Coffee Com
pany, was held up by five bandits and
robbed of between $4,000 and $4,000
today. The men escaped in an auto
mobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-02

SWIFT 4 CenDany's Sales Of Beef in
Washington. d. c.. for the week ending
saturday. juno 80. averaged as follows:
domestic Beef. 1905 cents per pound
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-02

1t is urged in Great Britain that alb
oolute prohibition would free q mini
mum Of 100000 tons q year in ships for
the oversee transportation of food.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS, FEVERISH,
FROM CONSTIPATION
If TONGUE is COATED, BREATH
BAD, STONIACI( SOUR, CLEAN
LIVER AND BOWELS.

Give California syrup of Figs at
once-a teaspoonful today often saves
a sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of-sorts,
half-sick, isn't resting, eating and act
ing naturally-look, Mother! see Il
tongue Is coated. This Is a sure sgn
that It's little stomach, liver and how
els are clogged with waste When
cross, irritable, feverlsh, stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach-ache
diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold
give a teaspoonful of California
Syrup of Figs and in a few hours
all the constipatei poison, undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
of its little bowels without gripping
and you have WE'LL playful chili
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harness fruit laxative, because
1t never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for ba-
bies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a so cent bottle
of "Califonia Syrup Of Figs" then
see that 1t is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

Hawthorne Slaton, Rufus Carpenter.
both of Oakesdale, Mr.. Frank Krebs,
Jack and Guy Mayberry. Ralph wal
len, Charles Bunch, Lyle Dan and
Lawrence Mcintyre, Wrennie Green,
Gladwyn Spencer and Mel McFaden,
All enjoyed very pleasant evening
in playing "Rook" and Congress" At
a late hour refreshments were serv-
ed, consisting of sandwiches, pickles,
bananas and cream and cake
The X. of P. of Adams had their
usual supper Tuesday evening.
The Odd Fellows of Adams viii
have their supper on the coming Sa..
urday evening.
Otis Lieuallen returned to his
school at Whitman college, Walla
Walla, after spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Leuallen.
The new city officers will take their
places Tuesday evening Mr.. Will
Holdman, mayor; Mr.. Carl Christian
viii Bunch and Mr.. NJ. A. Baker,
councilmen; Mr. T. A. Lieuallen, re-
corder, and Mr.. S. E. Darr, treasurer.
The Adams community is now look
ing frward to a more prospectus year
than ever before.
Mr. Otho Stoll and Miss Lucy Mar
low, popular Adams couple, were
united in marriage Friday After the
ceremony they returned to Adams,
where they will make their home.
Mr. and Ms. Charles Dupuis and
daughters, Irene and Frances, were in
Adams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roseberr,
were in Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hales and son
John returned from Portland where
they spent their vacation.
The Rebekahs will have their sup
per some time this month.
Otis Lieuallen and Miss jessie
CheSnut and Ralph Wallen and Mis-:
Doris Chesnut motored to Athena
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lieuallen an9
Otis Lieuallen motored to Westor
Monday to attend the wedding of Miss
Lena Lieuallen.
Mrs. Martha Nunamaker Of Hoot
River was the house guest Of Mrs. T
A. Lieuallen last week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. l. Lieuallen anf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

ess and her fiance, Wallace Saunders
Of Ontario, and four American sail.
ors sent home by American Consuls.
The Madden left Java Oct. 21 and
stopped at various ports, covering in
all $4,000 miles.
The Baroness told the immigration
officials that she had lived thirteen
years in Java, where her family has
large plantations. She became en-.
gagged to Saunders, chief drill master
Of the Batavia Oil Company, and it
was agreed she should visit his mo.
ther in Canada before the ceremony.
Heat and overwork broke Saunders
down the Baroness said, and they de.
cided the sea trip here would do him
good. The freighter was the onlS
available vessel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02
WATCH PARTY AT
ADAMS ENJOYED
LARGE AFFAIR HELD IN BAPTIST
CHURCH; PROGRAM is BIG
SUCCESS.
New City Officials Take Their Seats
This Evening; Prosperous Year Ex-
pected; Rebekahs win Have Supper
This Month.
{ East Oregonian Specially

ADAMS, Jan. 2.-The watch party
which was held in the Baptist church
Sunday evening was a grand success.
The program opened with an instru'
mental solo by Miss Myrtle Tyndall,
then Mr. Hasley of Athena took
charge of the singing. After many
songs had been sung, Miss Fern Ed
wards took charge Of the young peo-
pies meeting. After Miss Fern gave
a talk on the lesson a solo was sung
by Mrs. ]. D. Harrah. Following her
a solo; following her solo a song by
the audience, a reading by Miss Jes-
sic Chesnut, a talk by Mr. Hasley
which was very interesting. We then
had a recess while refreshments were
served, consisting of sandwiches and
coffee and all enjoyed themselves
talking and shaking hands with every
body. The meeting was then contln-
ued by an instrumental solo by Miss
Myrtle Tyndall.
Soon after the instrumental solo
Mr.. Miles and Mr.. Bentley of Athena
arrived and started first by a talk BY
Mr.. Bentley then finishing the even
ing by Mr.. Miles service.
At about half past twelve the bell
began ringing the old year out and
the new year in. All enjoyed a very
pleasant evening and a good crowd
was present All departed about
o'clock in the morning with the new
year ringing in their hearts.
The Misses Neva, Ruth, Grace and
Burl Edwards of Pendleton, were
guests of their grand parents the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mr. Earl Simonton was visitor at
the county seat Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Krebs motor
ed out to Mrs. Krebs' brothers. home.
Ben Simontons, to eat New Years
dinner.
The Misses Josephine and Idah
Harrah of Ferndale, returned home
Tuesday after spending their Christ
mas vacation with their brother, j.
/ D. Harrah of Adams
Miss Mryl Wiseman of Walla Walla
returned home after spending Christ
mas vacation with her sister, Mrs. j,
d. Harrah.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gemmel and
children Of Heppner. returned to Ad-
ans after spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Al Boylen of Pilot
| Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hales Of Pen
dleton, were in Adams Sunday.
Dan Mcintyre returned to his school
in Heppner Sunday after spending his
Christmas vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Mcintyre.
Miss Myrtle Tyndall left Monday
morning for Mr.. and Mrs. Al Boylen''
home at Pilot Rock. where she will
remain for some time, helping Mrs.
Boylen with her homework
Mrs Ada Carpenter and sons. Sam
my and Theodore. returned to Adams
after spending Christmas vacation
with her daughter, Mrs. Lenore Bar
ton near Athena.
The party which was given by tho
Misses Doris and Jessie Chestnut was
grand success. The house was dec
grated in red and green streamers
which gave the rooms q very cosy ef'
feet. The lnvitatiOnal list was as fol-
lows: Mis1es Esther Ried Nelo Darr,
Beulah Spencer. Myrtle Tyndall, 10.
sephus Harrah, Mryl Wiseman OF
walla walla, Idsh Harrah and Mrs.
Celia Krebs; MesEs Otis Lieuallen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

daughters, Doris and Dena Lieuallen,
returned home Monday evening from
Portland where they spent their
Chistmas vacation.
John Baker left Tuesday morning
for Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roseberry at
tended the Masonic lodge supper in
Athena last Wednesday night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

stanca Theodore Pappenheim of the
Island Of Java chose to go to Ellis Is
land yesterday he having been ordered
there by a public health surgeon be-
cause he seemed to be suffering from
a nervous strain.
They arrived here on the Dutch
freighter, Madden, which the i'm
migration officials were surprised to
learn had six passengers-the Baron
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02
A MOTHERS TROuhLtS

A mothers unending work and
devotion drains and strains her
physical strength and leaves its marx
in dimmed eyes and carewom ex.
pressions-she ages before her time.
Any mother who is weary and languid
should start taking Scott's Emulsion Of
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil as 9 strengthen
ing food and bracing tonic to add rich
ness to her blood and build up her
nerves before 1t is too late. Start Scott's
Emulsion today-its fame is worldwide,
1t Is free from alcohol,
Sect q BOVINE. Bloomfield. HI wra
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02
RHEUMATISM GOES
IF HOODS IS USED

The genuine old reliable Hoods
Sarsaparila corrects the acid condi-
ton Of the blood and builds up the
whole system. 1t drives out rheuma-
tism because it cleanses the blood
thoroughly. II has been success
fully used for forty years.
For rheumatism, stomach and
kidney troubles, general debility
and all ills arising from impure
blood, Hoods has no equal. Get it
from your nearest druggist today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 1.--As a grim
grief Of the holiday season to her par.
ents the willamette river today sur
rendered the body Of 1s-year-old Lii
Han Hrbacek, who disappeared mys-
teriously from the home Of ex-senator
Eal D. Patton in this city early De.
cember IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

TACOMA, Jan. despite the fact
that posses comprising the whole
town Of Alder are searching the hills
for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Powell, no
trace Of the couple has been found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02

To the unregenerate paternal par
ent boxing in the schools is less rep
rehensible than teaching sewing 10
boys.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-02
LOVE OF BARONESS
LAUGHS AT RED TAPE
AiAiAg F1Ance Being Sent TO Ellis Is.
land to be Examined,
She Goes Too.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Rather
than be separated from the man to
whom she is engaged. Baroness Con-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-26
alus bcui Weuni3ipaigerid)t

DIR % Sabre alte Georss Gponoii
unb bic "a Sabre alts 6rml aIIIic
9ropn. Die 8eine ssfern WlOrgsn 3il
friiber Stunbe auf 0sranIaifuns Don
Hi9arb Bropn pon SO. 1915 Rafeu
aDenae, SdIep, i'm 9auis 30. 32S
Central ApeHus perbaftst porbeH iDas
rem, puroen bon Ti1ter 4lsraaDer
5u ie FEDS Wonatn arbeitsbans aiio
sinsr Celebrate pOn $500 psrur'
tbeilt.
9lus Der Derbanbluns srhsnts, Dob
9roipn Dor einisen Wsonatsn aul
guanlafiuns i.iner Satin Htstn
anaebIi6er 8ernndIaifisune Der 5as
mile au elmer arbeitsbausiiraie Dtr'
nrtbeili porben NOR, na4oem er lps'
nise sase porber ben gponoff als
St6rer feines bGusfi6tn Griebsns aus
Ieintr Wpbruins eeiasi hatte. Rad
ienrer SafientlaHung sntoedte groipn,
bab fsine frou bas ganbps.ibdft,
bas fie an Der @efi Giinften GttaB;
bttrisb, aufs.ssben botie unD nit
ibrem Rinbe ptrf9puiibeH mar. Tat
ldnsemn Rn9forfdunsen stloig es
ibm Iflieblif, bic trsulofe Satin
unb i6ren 2isbbaber aufsufiubtn uno
Ct Iisb Fe bonn prompt perboftsn.
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@amiltpa.

ltnier agept in Samiltou IN !Serr
GSuarb grnd, 449 SiS Tiinfte Ctr.
Sea Gel. 476-@. SOms ashous
t631.a.
= Sn Samiltpu tpnrer bis gsftern
$999.O50 Fiir bic 5tp.its Sreibeitsnns
leibe gs5eihn.t. Die Gtubt ptrb aber
pcn MbbIetotpn ii5ertroffen; bort be-
lief Ii9 esftern bsr getrag Der 3etHs
Eung.n auf $1,021 200. angeitsllts
Der Qmsricm Boiling Mils 60. tauf.
ten freibettsbonos I'm 9eIammtbes
trase BON $25o,00o.
= 3. g. S6ea, Elm geumtsr Der
Snterndtipuolen Union ron Strabens
babn &ngeftelteu. 1T in Santlton
eingetroffen. Gr periu9. cine Gonfes
rsn3 nit Rem MnTepertpoltsr Der Sbio
electric Roiltpdp, Benton e. Sppens
Fetrnsr, 81 nrrangIrsn, unb iit Der
2trii6t, bab ss all ermOeli6en fem
pirb, cine 8eenoigung bes Streifs
1erbeisufiibren.
- SamiItons piertes arnftriptipnsz
Contingent, beitebero dus 25 Heoern,
pirb am Moufoq Utorgsn na6 btm
gnmp GHerman abgeben.
Minnie W. llB tpurbe burh
Ri6ter Wlurpbb pegen grober Der
nohldfiguns BON Gugsne s. ub ges
fhisbsu.
Sm Gountps@efdnsnis IN 5as
milton beftrbet fi6 qr9 5ollonb.
friiber ein 4rrgeffelIter Der Mmerieon
@nGina NeiIs 60. in Wlibbletotpn.
gr ftebt unter Der artlaae, igrnu
qtbie Gbort eridofen gu bdben. Der
affdre fieat, pie 1erIautst. Giferiudt
su Gruube.
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Silfe ,nr redatn 3eit.

ssur benz reft5eitigen Siipnfonls
men bon Charles Bacon, Dem ebauf,
fenr oes anpdIts alfreb Danh, bot
e0poro Solbere, Der Gbaiifelir bon
SEQ @dtbeiuer, SO. 3707 Baibins'
ton glbenne, es Su berbanfen, bub er
nod uftter ben 9ebenben ipeiIt. sIls
@acon geiteri 8ornrittag on Der
@eitbeinler' iden @eii6cn5 porbeiging,
tuuroe er bon einem Gi1oe. ons fih
TN Soie beiono angeriifen, bas ibm
mittbeiIte, Der Chauffeur Idee uirter
benz Mutontobil uno gdbe auf ale
anrufe feline antiuort. Bacon elite
in ben &of unS 5og $olberg berpor,
Der unter benz aiitonlotil In berpitbt,
Ioiem 8lftailo lag, mdbreno ai,s, els
nem @innIniI6Ioud, nit bein er oas
glutonobiI abtpuih, @diier iid aiif
i'm ersob. Ser geiuIbtloie iuir6e fos
fort nntt benz Siibiiden SofpitnI se'
i9dfft, mo- er iid febr balb erboIie.
Cine llnteriilduing ergab, 0oB Sols
berg firs pof1er eirleu Ofen In Der
@uroge dngeftrihen i1lb bonm anee'
itedt bate. gurh bte Ddnlpfe, ,pe[he
eaird BE friide Gorbe perurfoft ibir.
ben, berIor e bdrn, tpdbrnib er inter
bem autoulobil lag irno basielbe abs
pad& bG5 @su4ttan
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Die 9auer Ses arieses
sorb 1ortbeiiffes Gns
fi9t.

Ronias ettp, gto., Is. Oft.
auf einem ibm su Gbren BON Hetois
teuren aus rem fftttteiiDejtlihen Stdas
ten DerunItaItstsn Ydniett. !agts aoro
Nortbclttts, oas Oberbuupt Der engIis
idsn &ri.ssmiifion in bisiem aurbs,
baB Der Srieg erf bsgonnen babe ano
man biirie bic Rd9rihten bon ben ir,
nsren llnruben IN DeiitiAIunb mot
aIs gelpeis ieines militdriibsn ysrs
falls betro9teu. .Dds Tam fein tu.'
ger aries iein,1 fagte er, .es fsblen
olle 5batfa4en, tpslfe be Srunblage
fir cine IOIfe MniiAt bilbsn tonHttn.
Bdbrenb ss m5gIid 1T, buB Elm 1rits
tel bes beutfdJen @olfes friegsmiibe
it, iruo bic berrfHenpen 5iuei Yruttl
iiber5eust, ben Rrisg In elmer fir ibre
HegIeruns erfolgreihen gBe:Ie besnDsn
Su tDnnen." Die anlerftanif9en Gel.
iaHgsnL iaats 2p-b gortbcliffe, beAau.
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- Su Der Gpuns. ct. SObonnes.
airde an }rpnt unb SDcnmors
Gtrabe iinben ON Spnntas Rdtgnit.
taa unD Qlbsnb 5sitsottssoienitc sii
gbrsn bss 4OO=idbrigsn Subildums
Der Reformation itatt. Cine sanSs
aIraahl bon @tmeinbsn iptrbsn iih an
Der feisr ktbeiIissn..
= 5rant Su3rItins unb Sohn
Gbans purben seftern MorssH unter
hsr artlase, einen ginbruh In bas
@ei9Gft Der syiidsr 5orbipars 60.
an 6iab Strabe periiOt su tabtn,
per6aftet.
- @eorse MerB, relher qeiiern
Wiorgsn nuf BEN Weg 3ur arbeit ii6
zines 5abrraoes teoisnte, ipuroe an
Gigb Strabe uno Mnnument 2lpenu.
prm Moiprraoe res Jreb. @ssr ees
troffen unS nit @srlesunsen ms
@iercb SOipitnl gcbraht.
= Die 3amiltcn Go9e bes Srbens
Ter NloOIe bat eine 8dmpagne ein9es
leitst, I'M bic gln3nbl ibrer Mitslies
hsr big l. Sanuar nuf 250o gu brins
len.
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@,itauSiaer lsin6redlsr.

Ginen giiten Sang madten bic Gcs
teftipes Smeenep irno @esaler, ais
iie am Mittipcd ben IL Sabre alieil
9eruoo6 SnD6er, BON 9so. 2i2 Geit
9.eunte Strafe uub ben i'm sIeiden
Sauie ipObnen0cH 32 Sabre alter
Ssyad @ilion perbafteten. Die beibeil
@iirfden baben ndutIi6 5ipei Gin
bride 3ugeitanoeu. ssbrcm @eitdnos
nib nad) brnden Tie fiirslidJ IN Die
@obming bon 6arI 9ropbeter, 30.
450 @oob slpelrie, elm imo Iieben
Sflnnidiaden i'm @ertbe pon 5000
nitseben, ipdbrerto iie IN Der @ob'
nung Don n. 3. He6tDap, 9so. $50
Burton apenae. slei6falls aniebn'
lid)e 9eiite Htad)fen.
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snder pirS inayv.

Sn slnbetradt Ger eegenipdrtiaer
ssnappbeit beSiigIid Der 3ideruorra :
tie baben Die WiaterinIpnarenbdno
Der Stnot iid5 eeeiiiist. porllufig
nidt nlebr ais sspei gfiinS 3uder on
ciren alnben ab8useben. Tieies sIr.
ransernent erfoIgte anf anratben oes
saabnngsmittel. aouiiniiiro.
tors ssreb. Grorton. aller Aotlrs
idDeinIid,feit na6 miro iebof, oieie
anappbeit nir bis Gn0e nddfter
Mof)e anbnIten, ba bis bobin neiie
8uderienbunseH aus oen Ssiben er'
tuartei tperben.
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rsn 9lnssbot BON $245 psresbsn. 49,
Sn Der 3ui9rift bss u. y. 9aban
pirb cine Gnslsituns i'm norbipeit-
ii9en 9beil bon 2atDnia osrlGngi. Die
glnssIessnFsit ipurOs osm &ommiiidr
9pnntlp iiberlrieien.
- Ssiistitel 9erdnbsruweu:
Wm. o. Wars ell SottN .. Stspben'
Ton, cine Got an Der Rorotusitede Der
ssinfSebntsn nno gleape Strabe jil
81. = Sattis Q. unb o. W. Ste'
pbsniou on GliSobetb 9. DsIancp,
slne Got an Der Roropsiteds Der 1o.
Strabe gu 81. - Marp 8. Sssfet ali
Wm. pflueser, Spts gto. SO, ,56 UNI
81 IN Dallots SubbipifiOn an Der
WeitIsite Der Gterrett 9Gpsnue Su 81.
- Sbps. O. puttneber an glonriet
6Optins, Got go. 17S unO 10 JuB
Der Got 20. 179 in Der Oinsmore
part SubSfpiiion gu 81. - Wdurles
Soptins on 3bos. ". puttmspsr, bass
IeIbe 9runbitiid gu 81.
- @eo. 6. Donnstlp, Elm Mit9Iieo
Der 2ei6enbeItattsrsJirma Opnnellp
Bro, tpelGsr in friiRrsn Sabrsn als
Sberrffss9ebiffe funeirt bate, 1T
sstsrn AZ Sabre aft eeiIOrben.
= Der Jormsr German 5immers,
peIGer an Der SprIe Brand RoGb
ipObnte, itarb seitern i'm altsr BON
II sSubren.
Die neuen sPumpmdi4ts
nen Der 8eusrpebr ipsrbsu beuts @ors
rittng um 9 ubr om Sube Der Ma'
tdion atp,nue elmer offiaisllen Seitis
runs unter5oesn peroen. @prbertgs
9erfute baben cine &apa5itdt bon
1867 0auoneu DaHsr pro Minute
eraebert.
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babe uus 10 tam Hs aflm isissnksn sssanes
eiabfebIsn.- 5raH psreb pstfitae.
Gberteci. 9sobo.
grdnsr. rvei6s dH bisfsH bffsnbsrf lptsrs
6sfeledn ,slasntH f6msrseaifsn Rmnfesitsn
Iibsn. fsnisn 10 bird bic btsIm s4lsH unb
pGorbsisssraheu 3euaHias, pslae Dlr iisis ~
ben 8eihinasn Sst5Hsntii6su. bon ber 5dtiafesi
bon epsid q. Rinfbam's neastabIs 6empsuHe.
TIRE UsfuHbssIi ruisStr bssliiieGsa. nbustHssn
iaifn
I'm su rinsn. % essia g. SiH'taai's Ssas'
table gortennb 9tnsn tsiisn pifs. ssrfnetI
Ella ssl lin maib f1rcibsn eis trtranfnsosa
an bis epbia Q. ginfban Geb,eins as- esnn.
DnH. 3pt grit NTH afSifBst ssIsisn HHo
bsnHtpofisi psrbsn BON elmer 5tnu. pHb IN
stri,txs gertraali6feii ssbaiisn nerbsn
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@sriadIien ssitern Hadn bic staIs
Inna bon Senrp Nepsr an Der
81 8iueitsn strGts einsns
Gid)eru.

Gum 5pciten 9iaIe inilerbdIb ad)t
Iogen iplroe in Der 9afIt pom Wliits
nod gum 9on,eritae BON eiIieuI iiiis
befanIten granbitiftcr Der geriud,
gefnad,t, ben Stoll BON Senrp Weper,
yio. 4t5-4t7 Dit 3lpeite Strnbe.
eir5udfdern. aber oieieS gorbabet
ipur6e eIiidIidertpciie ourh Die
rehiseitise gntoedlmg oes 6eiers
burd Sarrp Nolouep, bon gso. 36l
Sit Oritte Strate, pcrbinoert, her
5ufdaigetpeiie bobeifnm.
Or nIariiiirte bic sSeilertpebr uno
bieie itellte felt, nnB bic 9orrntbe oil
Sen nit VetrcIciin begoiieu iparen.
Die isIontmen fonnten prompt ges
Ioiht iperben nrib Der Stoben lit mir
unbebeiitcnb. sym Stall mir6e eine
geIaocne aIinfe scfunbeny Die Der
8ronoitiiter augeniheinlitb aui ieiner
eilisen 6IiidJt ouriidseIaiien bate
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Rod an, Sebem
SefinSst iid Der oils Grtrnnfener
ioentiilsirte unb bseroists
@iliam Nepsr.

Raabem om Issien Ir.itaa Die.
f4on fart In 0erpdurg iibersssdn'
gene 9sifs siHss etipa 45sjabriSel
Ulahhts. fpeI6e in Der Rdbs oon
Gbspict. s., aus bem syIufe ss3ss.n
IN Der Worsue angsIanst mar ss'
ftitH cine Jrmu Marsarst B.rt,
bi. Gaitir bss Jubrmanns SDieY4
Dsbb, 30. ! 5dultnsr Strabs, an0
ibentifiSirts bislelbe aIs bieI,n s.
ibres grii0ers Billiam RaDcr Dor
Ro. ] Wbiinep Court. 3rotbtm 1r
ronsr Bauer mo Der Suptrnisnotiit
Der Worsus ibrs 3peif.I be5islif Der
SbsntiiiSieruns baiisn, bsitaub oe
iJrau Sarauf, onb .s oi. aei6s ip.ss
gruosrs iei unb fis srbislt oarauigln
bic GrIaubntb, bicislbe nah bsm
gtablihem.nt pom guiis unb Borg
mann brinstn Su laHsn, Don no aus
fis dm Iebt.n WOntns Qa3mittas b.
buis geitattuns naH bem ct. 5oisp4s
iyrieobof ssbraat ipurbs.
Viht ipeni9 erjtauni mar Coroner
8aur ssitsrn absnS, oils CT sseen
Iiebn lIbr pon Srau Webb tslsrbo'
Mid benadri6iist ipur6e, baB he els
nsn nnansenebmsn Srrfbum besangtn
bdbe, inbsm ibr tobisegIaubier uno
idon bssrbistsr Yrubtr sinise glinus
ten porber In ibr 9Gus ssiommsn fsi
anb ii9 ensrsiib bdssgtH ssrpdbri
bdtis, nls toot uno begrabsn bstra1'
tet su fperben. gorontr Bauer aratu'
liris Der grau gu oisf.m un,rpart.t
aliidliden aussnns Der affaire, muB'
ie ibr dbcr auf ibr Sefrnsen sr'ldren.
bab na4bem Die G.i6e sinmol tssr'
bist, Der 5al ioipeit feline Wsrbin'
buna NIT ,bemi.Iben in getraat tom'
me, .rl,bisi ia unb bic iinan5isu.H
aussdbeu, ipeIdr Fs burt Die faiib:
5bsntifisiruns sebubt babe. pen 'b'
getrageH iperoen miIBten
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Giiens ,imb Ztablntagnaten
Rsrbtn bsute bier i'm Clinton Sotel
lire SabrtsueriammInna
abbalten.

Die eiiens unb StabInmgnaten 6es
2onees, Die Wdiglieber bes sImericmt
Jron arb SteeI Suititiite, iperoen am
beiifiger Eage bier i'm Clinton Sotel
ibre 10. SabresperianunI,ing abboI'
ten, 81 Der an bic 600 GeIegaten ers
ipartet iperbem.
Bon oieien 9eIegateu iiuo iebr
pieIe bereits Sur SteIle, fp1bren6 bic
llebrisen, Sarimter gfidter Gilbert g.
9arp, Der 9oriiser oes 9ireftorhtuis
Der llniteb StateS SteeI Corporation,
ioruie grafi6ert Charles Dt. Stipab
bon Der DetbIebem SteeI Corpora
tion, belite Boruiiftag ertpartet pers
ben.
@eif1ftsfit,mger tperben dm gor'
mittag iorpte am Rof,urittas itdttfius
ben, rpdbreHS am eIbenb elm gantett
bic GeIegaten pereint. ysntiirIid, miro
bic entmideIiina Der eiicns nno
StabIinbiftrie blird ben @eltfrieg
eroriert mer6en. aber audi bic bieii'
gen SrouitriennIogen iperben beipros
den iperben unb 5ipar BON SerrnDm.
.. Ren&'am poH Der sSirma aoaer,
9rotDtt & 60. Gin bof,iniereiiantes
9beIna ipirb Serr SSsofepb o. Butler
ir., Ger 0iaepraiioent Der @rier Sill
Steel Go. in DounestoDu bebanSeIn,
ndmIth .stnbI nrro eiien ipdbreno
Der rcrfIoiieHen so Sdbre".
Nm Der Spise oes bieiisen arrdn=
eernentsfomnritiees itebt Serr sames
&. Stepbedon unb 1iIberbem geb6ren
bem Sommittee nod Die foIgenoer
Serren an: @. u. 2dnrpfon, Z. ..
Weafdin, @eoree Ds. 9eritp, y. q.
@aIlingioro uno SSobn e. Boobs.