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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
CASES OF INFLUENZA
SHOULD BE ISOLATED.
DR. Rccdcr States TINT Measures
Adopted Have Not Been
Vigorous Enough.

Based on the records In his office
that there are HOO cases Of in
finenza and more than 225 deaths
have occurred in Tulsa county since
the epidemic started. Dr. e.. l. Reed
or, county superintendent Of health.
says that no measure adopted has
been half vigorous enough In tho
matter Of handling the situation
here, and that D. far as the state IL
concerned, more stringent regula-
tiOn and more complete quarantine
Will be the future policy.
There IL only one way 10 stamp
It out" he says. "and that n TO keep
people who have the disease away
from those who do not. The only
system OF treatment is a preventive
one, unless those who are carriers
or who are afflicted quit splitting,
coughing and SneeZinR and otherwise
Transmitting the disease germs. the
epidemic will continue TO spread un-
al the whole population Is suffer
Ing
"Gsolation Of every case is the first
thing. There can be no halfway
Job Of this work Those who are at
fliCted must stay away from the well
person"
Doctor Reeder has issued two very
important orders In the emergency
No public funerals will be permitted
by the board Of health under the
doctors orders and every body bur
led should be embalmed as n matter
OF pr"cautlon, Both are preventive
measures and will help stop the
epidemic
Doctor Reeder sent DR.. g. T. Hem
dHrshOt to BiKhy yesterday 10 help
the afflicted. Both the Bixby ply
sicians are down with the disease
and with six hundred cases there TO
look after. the situation was critl-
cal
Major Dutton went to Vinita TO as
sist In handling the situation and
Doctor Ball went to Eufaula yester-
day at the request OF Doctor Reeder
10 help handle the influenza cases
there.
Doctor Reeder represents the state
In the matter OF public health, and
In equipped with authority to enforce
any regulation under the state laws.
He says that his department will rem
der every aid possible to quelling the
raging disease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
UNAUTHORIZED LABOR
DRAFT TO CEASE
None but LcgaI Channels WIN he
Used From Here Out 20 Get Men
10 Join Essential Work.
LABOR BOARD IS ADVISORY
Has No Authority Ia Tell Men 10 Quit
Jobs and 20 TO Some Other Work
Unless Draft Board Approves.

Drafting OF labor by other than the
legal route--thTcugh the exemption
BOARDS TO end In Tulsa.
Basel on the theory that Tulsa iH
called upon and responds for Its part
Of the war demands In men. money
and energy, a. status fully decided
and In accordance with the military
laws OF the nation. is to be main
tained.
The spirit OF unrest engendered
among Tulsa employers and EN-
ployes by Action< OF some mem
bers OF tho community labor board
Is being settled and matters brought
to a focus Yesterday the council OF
defense. district and local exemption
boards met with heads Of the labor
board. Enforcement OF certain
homemade labor regulations. put
into effect by mCmbera OF the labor
board acting. II IL claimed without
authority, has operated to make the
work OF the district and local eX-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
MAN BURNED BY GAS
EXPLOSION is DEAD

Carl Haley. the hneman for the
Western Union Telegraph company,
who was burned while working in
manhole on Third street Thursday
afternoon. died yesterday morning
at the Tulsa hospital. where he was
taken Immediately following his in
Jury. Death came at 1880 in the
morning. his mother. Mrs. Baker OF
Adamson, Okla, at his bedside.
The body will be taken to Adam
son this morning for burial. Haley.
while engaged-fn drawing n cable
through conduit in the manhole
on Third street, where the alley on
tho south side OF the street runs in,
had lighted cigarette and thrown
the match down inside. Immediate
ly there was an explosion OF sewer
gas. and Haley was burned to a
crisp.
H. +. Hefton. who was with
Haley at the time, was severely
burned while aiding in getting him
out OF the manhole. He is reported
as improving.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26

omption boards doubly hard, and 10
mako every man affected, whether
employe or employer, doubtful Of his
status, even after clasSi fiCatiOn un.
der the sclcctive service law
Al the meeting yesterday morning.
II was brought cut that the chairman
OF the amor board had not given hu-
thority 10 members to assume the
right OF telling man TO quit his iob
and go to another, but at the nme
time, had never denied the authority.
In other words. the mOdus Operandi
has been one Of quicsCent consent to
the thinXs that have been done. II
IN stated that Tulsa county has
barely enough men to keep the in
dustrics running. and that taking
men from the county and city works
n hardship on those who are told
they must go.
II IY explained that the community
labor board, acting through the fed
eral state employment service, Is IN
simply an advisory capacity and has
no authority to take any man from
his position. The district and local
exemption DoardH. 1t iB explained, are
the only people who have authority
to declare any particular man non
essential, and when ihey doc he rs
either put In touch with the employ
ment service or In the army. accord
Ing to the classification given him by
the draft board, should he refuse 10
go 10 work, then no IL Indicted Into
the army.
The matter Of authority to enforce
the new list of ten non cSsc ntiai In
dustrles, made by the community
labor ooard at their meeting Monday
night, did not como up for discussion
yesterday morning. However. II IL
the opinion expressed by members Of
tho local and district exemption
board that no enforcement can be
legally MADE. These matters 1t II
stated, must be passed on, first. by
tho national war industries bohrd
after their approval by the loca
boards.
Folio wing IL the statement given
by Harry n. Rogers. chairman OF
The district exemption board, on the
matters tnAt wSre up for discussion
y yesterday morning. This statement
was made by hiIn at the request OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
WILL CLEAN UP AUTO AND
OIL THIEVES If ELECTED

81 regard it as an important part
of the county attorneys off ce to
clean up the gang that is busy in
Tulsa county stealing automobiles
and oil field material and II I'm
elected county attorney, I'll promise
the voters that every energy OF my
office will be directed to put these
fellows behind the prison bars" de-
clares Rufus A. Underwood, county
attorney candidate.
Il do not expect the support OF
the thieves and thugs OF this COM
munity on that basis"
MIR. Underwood is the republican
nominee for county attorney OF
Tulsa county, and is we'll known,
having resided here since 1914.
or. Hyde of Tulsa. at one time a
democratic mayor OF Marietta,
Ohio. says that he has known Mr.
Underwood for fifteen years. "He
is an excellent lawyer and will make
vigorous and Industrious county
attorney lie will receive my
vote" he Said.--AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26

As defeat consumes. success
strengthens
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26

in his being called upon by Tulsa
county people to serve them as
superior Judge.
He has a law practice that COM
pensates him more than the public
trust would. and 1t is to his credit
that he's willing to sacrifice even
his personal interest in order that he
may serve when his judicial ability
is demanded by the people. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
FORMER TULSAN DIES IN
FRANCE FROM PNEUMONIA

Word has been received by Mrs,
Edwin Smith OF Rockville, Md. Of
the death OF he- son, Private Theron
f. Smith, Of 3l6th field hospital,
18th division in France. Death was
due TO pneumonia, september %.
Private Smith was an engineer by
profession and was well known in
the oil folds OF oklahoma and Wy
ominR lie WIS At one time an engi-
neer for the Oklahoma Natural Gas
company and a the time Of his en-
trance INTO service was an engineer
for the Carter OF company
He was a soE o: the late Edwin
Smith Of tho coast and geodetic sur
vey ani a grandson OF the late Will
liam c. Black Of New Orleans. lie
is survived by his mother. sister
and four brothers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
Hollis Hnlf Acre.
nu @uu
q u RnnH

Yellowstone park contains one o.
the cosmic freaks OF the firmameh-
1t is called Hells Half Acre. out
the Automobile Blue Book assures
us it is in reality a stretch Of several
acres of a peculiar formation "e'.
dotted with a series OF pools ana
small lakes of boiling water clear
as crystal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26

ty He is a candidate on the demo-
cratic ticket, drafted and called upon
to serve by the better citizenship of
all parties.
Mr. Martin has resided many years
in Tulsa, served as county attorney
for six years, was two years mayor
Of Tulsa and four years a member
of the Oklahoma legislature, and
durWg that time he gained reputa-
tion as a public official that resulted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
WOMEN MAKE RECORD IN
, FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

The showing made by the women's
committee OF the first district In the
fourth Liberty loan drive, which
closed a week ago, is worthy OF men
tion.
With Mrs William N. Sill as chair
man OF the district, a working or
ganization of several OF the most
capable women available was formed
and 1t Is doubtful II their record has
been surpassed anywhere in Okla
homa or outside the state.
The report is as follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
Wants TO Find Brother

Last heard from at Prague, Okla.
John Sanders Brown has passed from
beyond the ken OF his sister, Mrs.
Maggie Anderson of Cedar Hill,
Texas. Mrs. Anderson says in her let
ter that she has not heard from her
brother in seven years and would
like to Get In touch with someone
who might know his whereabouts.
Her address is route /, box 1872.
Cedar Hlll. Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
DRAFTED ATTORNEY TO
SERVE AS SUPERIOR JUDGE

As a public official. the record of
l.. J. Martin, attorney, democratic
candidate for district judge, is re-
garded by his friends as being the
best argument why he should be
elected superior judge OF Tulsa coun-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-19
@amiltom.

- Gle 5e6eraI 4spbaIt 60. reidtc
aeIieru aegen bic Stnot SoIniIton
eine ssoroerunesflage i'm Setroge bon
$23, ,792 elm, Die ibr nngeblih fiir
Dos BiLniteru bon oe" IStrobe iiiIo
sSrarfIin GtroBe nod aiifonlnten.
- Charles Gttins. pDn ylo. All
Si6 Gront Strnbe, purbe inter Der
glntiage psrboftet, fi6 Der @esiitri'
rung entsoeen unb ii9 fir eirien Gs'
btimbienitbeamten aussegebtn 81 bas
ben. @r miro ben 8unbesbenmten in
Cincinnati aliseelisftrt tperben.
- Wsdpor 6. 3. Smith berief aaf
beute 2tbenb cine @eriammlung in
ben Stabtrntbsiaol Elm, lpe 9. y.
@oobrid, ein R@ierungsbtrtretsr, bic
giirger ouffprbern iptr6e WleGaniter,
ipeIde in agssem na1 9nmiIton
temmen iperben, I'M an Regieriingss
tontrdtttn su arbsiten, liuiertunft gu
berf9affsu.
- Die Seiettips gfileb unb Sers
mann Derbafteten eeItern ben 33 Sab
re altsn MtIlion glnoerfon, Don gio.
s55 gsGb 2. StIubs, yf4ss hsz gas
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BcIland
0iebt feime 0ebingmn8en
in ber Gd5iHsfrase
befantf.
sserIanst, BOB Die Gd,iffe nidt be.
ihidt ut,b i,idt Slm Srippen.
transport berlust perben.
@erIanst au1 GHtbeiI an Der Bro
biantIieferiingcn nod Dem Con.
boner Ibfommen.

SIM Sdaa, 1S. M1ra. Ger boil.
IG1,SiI6e Mliniiter' 6es slitsp1rttseil,
Or. 9oubon, CAB ain Weoutag u, Der
Stpeiten anrrtii,er Die foIgeR0e @rfld.
riins nit 8e5us aiif Die 5orberiingen
gnglan6S unb glnerifas nit Be5ug
aui Die boaanoiihen Sd)iffe nb.
rGa bic oeiitife Mesieriutg ii1 fir
aliber Stnitbe erflart bat, iiiiierbaIb
BON 5tpei Wtonaten 100000 Eonr,eii
@eiSen su Iieferu, rrto6t Die boIlin.
biide Hegieriing ibre 3uitiinutiing
bon BEN foIsenScn 9eSiugungeu OBJ.
bangig:
.Soaan6 follte in Der Gage ieit
nii einen @ntbeil Der tonnage 5it
reGnen, Surd ipeIde Die pcrihieoenen
&egierineen nerprooiantiert tperoeti,
in llebereirltintnlitng nit Dem IN
2onbon entiporfeiien slbfommcn.
9anlpferfobIen, Die fir Die 9efor6e-
rlnrg bon g9aaren riaa Sollanb lio-
tbig iin0, iollten Den boIldnoiIden
Sdificn geliefert iperben. Die aIliir-
ten giegierungen ioIlien earnntireu,
bab feline Sruppeu im6 fein ariegs.
material .olif oen Sdnffen beiorbert
peroer, Die oit9 ifitbetiidt iein ion.
ten; ben @eineunsen ioa es freige-
iteIlt ieiu. OBJ fie oiif BEN Ghiffen
bleiben poIIen ODER iiidt i,no Die ct.
ma Serfi0rten SfJiffe ioIIen nn9
Dem arieee oitra anbere eriest iper-
oen."
Ger Mit1iiter erfl1rte, baB SOL.
Ian6 auBer Stonbe iei ipeiter ~, se-
ben. ipie in oen obiseu geoiugungea.
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Fred. A. Erschel1
9eideubeifatfer unb Ginbaliamirer
7I.yor& Str, 9lemport, ap.,
zeIeyben: seuib IS nnb eore 2eeo.
GIsIaabrtn Giftos: 6iianb bS7 . ..
Seacnme mnS SabtDn.

= Gie 13jdbrige @race Roas, bic
1o9ter bss SObn ROgg pom yip. 1925
5iinits apeuue, canton, tpirb ieit ban
10. UlGrs permibi. Die GlterH bee
Wdbdens iinb ni6t i'm Staube, eintn
Grunb fir bas gsrfapiHben bss ains
bes Su finoen.
Der 2egisIatursRsprGTe
5nrrp Dill fpirb am ndhiten 5reitas
2lbenb in Der @eriammIuns Der Blue
@rab aerie Der eagles bon Seqe0ue
iiber bas Sbema -Was in SSrantfort
ssidiebt" sineu 9Ortras baltsn,
- 5rI. WlaD SOImes ipurOe ,Gri
Gtelle bss SRI. glIie 9rid. DsI9e res
iignirt bate, OILS aehrerin in bee
9elepue syreiIdult angeitelt. Don
ben 2ebrern unb Saiilern Der Belle.
bue syreii@ulen iinb ariesss Spormars
fen gum 9etrags bon $500 estauft
tpprDen.
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giaarrsa

6es ainritIers 2ciitiirsen erpdgen.
Nenn INNER g9ilp 9ieorih anf bic
@iiIjne fam, 0a ipubte man lett
fomntf gSiB une Siuior. Oer brilllfi.
te gd)panf Ser Blob I'M Chr bee
iibrigens bier oie erte Aiiffilbrling
erleben ipiro, Tx Elm 3iig- iiio anl'
ieniiiid anereriien 5langes, an oellen
urfomijd,er pdnoIung im6 tuisiger
Gidlog iinb gpiioben lid, ieI6it Der
berbiijeriie @rieserdm ergoben miiB-
gsiIlp TieSrif, ipieit bariu einc
(ylarypartie bic DoppelrolIe: Bic.
tor grnanua Ghnnbebiie~ nno .3ri,t.
balm, 6ausoiener i'm n9drtlid,cn
Softer cine aufanbc, Die ibm aif
ben aeib eeidrieben 1T uno Die cr
atpeifeaos nit ieinem geiuobnten
trodenen Siinlor Ioicn ipiro. 6erner
lit Sas gan3e gnienIble IN oanfbaren
slufaabeu bciddfiist. gienan6 icilie
bieie anifiibriina Dvriatmen. oenn es
miro elm Sqfdbeno eriter alniie ieili
uu6 infer @iap Dieorid, perbient
iiderIih elm poiIes Sous.
eiuirittsfarten iino ieBt bei Bob &
9nfanp, sIpotbefe, @ine nno IL.
Sirate, Iel. Canal 1917. fciuie all
Der gor Siiice i'm @railo Opera
SouIe Gel. Canal 40i, sii baben.
glIs elm meiterer @nit iiir Die aui.
fiibrina non n;sibeler Bauer" ipurbe
aiiber Serrn llarifj Sniipt Sranlein
glnaele grpne berpflidtei. Sri. gronc
mar Ole erite iinb bette rannainirl".
es fperocn nod efniae Serren uflo
Gonen, bic iineen f0nnen fir ofu
-Gbor eeipiinIdt. 9ieielben tpoIien lid,
9onnerstag abeno 7;20 ilbr in ocr
Central 9urrhaIle, 1407 @aItnit \
Strabe. 3inuncr 2, nieIoen-
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@odl,nberidt Dts oleiHnD9eitsamts.

Cant Dem @od)enberidlt bes itabti.
iden @eirmbbeitsnmts ipirben IN Der
0bgclaiifenen gscdlc insgeianinit .15t
Safe pon ariiedenOen strnntbeitsn
l,nS 2S Scbesfdlie inioIge folder
strnnfbeiten geinelDet, gegen fa4 Gr.
trnntiingen inlb 81 3ooesfaIle in Der
Gnralelmode ots borigen Snbres.
sini Die eiil5eInen strnufbeiten Der.
tbeilten iif Die 3ur gReIbung aeInne.
ten isale iuie iolgt; Sdtpin6ildt 32
ertranfitngen umo 22 Sooesidlle:
ssinbpoden 10 grfrnnfiiuaen;
s,elihhniien t5 Grfrnntuneen inlo /
Sobesinll WfutpS II Grtraiifungen;
Gipbtberiiis II grfrantringen lnb 1
gobesfal; @ldiern q grfronflmarn
nno 5oOesiall; gInttern II Grtran.
tingen: SharInf,iieber z grtrniifin.
gen nnb 1 IoOesioll; Sirnbaiitent.
Siinoung 2 ertrantnngen iul0 2 10.
besfdile.
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Eeutid)es 1bester.
OsadJften sOnntas @ilp SisSridJ's
Ssuefij.
i2nIn eritenmal Der grohe 2adleriOIs
p2r Slub i'm Chr.

Sod Der giten Iiterariid)en aoit
BON Iesten Spnntog fpnint als
ndt6te @oriteauns Die beitere waiiIe
an Die 9leibe iInO oieslnal nit idppe.
rem aaIibar. Der NIT Heft 70 be.
Iiebte apnrifer titieres 9eiitid,en
3benters. Serr gsillD Giebridl, hat
Ieinen Gbrenabcno imo Der srobte
2nd)criolg Der leeten Sabre, Ser
sslof i'm Sbr", Sd)ipant In orei
2lfhn BON @oifi, Sacobp. foiuutt 5iir
g(ufiibrina, 5pei glrifiinnigitnaen,
Die oas Sans bis ,niIi ben letten
95Iae fiiIlen ioaten. g9er @illp Gieo.
rid tetnt, Der ipeiB, oob er cireiI
outen (Seid1ilnd bat iin6 bnB en- siits
am ndddien Counting einen Ebenter.
obenb bietet, Der iiberlifj elmer Der
erioIoreid,iteli in jeoer gestebung in
bieier Spielseit iperoen uiro. es
.spire Ger sa sisl asiaet. lpslts man
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gterblid,feitsterid)t.

Sobnnna Slider, 70, 140S mace
Ctr, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Col. siobinion, Al, 219 Wil Ctr,
guneenent5iInoiing.
statberiue Sane, so, 625 on 8.
Str, 2iingeneiit5iiil6nng.
elizabeth @Igert, 6S, @o6ulan'S
@itttpenbeimdtb, geierenleioen.
ssnPes &. 5rnneis, 33, 9intonii.
fen S6fpitol, Sdpad,e.
Marp Rorris, 81, 2i1 @eit 6.
Ctr, 2itngenent5iin6irg.
Ga giop 9ieagan, % Monate, 303
God, Ctr, 2iiitrohreneHt5iinoiing
Snpib Sarris. 80, itdbtiffes So
ipitaI, 2nnsenent3iinbung.
Sebu 8iegeIrueier, 81, 322 @iIbert
gbe., Shapdde.
e,obn @reeiupoIb, Ss, ftdbtiiGes
SofpitaI. gnitieIlenbiinSiing.
ssobn B. @eaber. %. 229 @eit
Is. CTR, SilberflIoIis.
Nutb Sdlrimper, AZ. 1852 Gaitern
abe., Ser5Iei6en.
Saines @nbole, 2s, 55o1 Gaitern
9lDe., TibertiiIoiis.
slutb sirs, 10. 1909 Gublep CIR,
SerSleibcn.
Gorinne Tlierr, 25, 2455 Eape.
lamb Ctr. 5ilberflloiis.
Gertrude Sorn, 2, 2s60 Sbniier
Str, Siugeneutjiirblung.
ssoiepb stple, 90, Gbriit Soipital.
Riermleiben.
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as. Der geraussabung ipert9IOfr

nnes Der @eraussobung ipertbIofn
gbeds.
Wnlter 8erieismarii, Elm Col,
bat bonn ganp Sbsrman, uno eit5er
eHifon bon SamiltOn eriDirtien ees
tern cine Seiratbsli;ens.
- Der on CAP 2tbenue unb So5n
Strabs pobnbafte $. .. 8ater ipurbe
in Der Sonnios glo9t nuf Der arens
sung Der 9. u. 8. gahn IN Siib
Samiltpn nit sermalmten 8einen iino
innerIihen DerleBuneeu aIfgefunben
unb ins Rertp Soipital sebra6t.
- 1.r Uliami GonIsrponcp gcarb
ertpnrb seftern bns Gisentbum bon
aobn SepttnJ an Ror6 2. GtraBe
uub 8Ind Girobe fir ben preis bon
S925o.
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Strabsn binierlest. 5olgenbe Gtras
beriperbeferuneen fpurben anseorbiiet:
Wipnmoutb Gtrpbe, BON Der 8. sur 8.
Strube; Dorf Strabe, BON Der s. 5ur
s. StraBe; 6. Stpobe, bon Der Cos
lunlbia siir Wlonmoutb Strabe; Wlpns
mouth Strobe, bon oer 8. sur IL.
Strobe uHb 9ritte Gtrabe, bon Der
Sarntpsa @trabe sur Mafbinstpn
Strabe. Sieie Straben, nit ausnabs
me Der patterfcfi Stdbs. fpeld,e NIT
Concrete espfloftert ipirb, tperoen NIT
8ol5bIOden sepflaifert.
- 9r. Sobn 8. pbtbi1n, aapitGn
i'm gIerstetorps Der 8unbesarntee,
ipelder aeeenpdrtiq in Sort Sbcmns
itationirt 1T. ipirb 9lnfaitgs na6Tiem
Monat nit arberen 4er5ten bes
aouisDiue 8ufesSofpihals Die Rsiis
no3 Grautreid ouiretsn.
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.Gincinnatier gpIfsblntt" befinSsl
Fd in Sem @ebGnbe Der 9soplei
GaDiuss Sanf & Srait &c., z 8eil
Gedlfte Strafe. gnseisen, Mittbet'
Inng.u unS geitellnnsen irseub mel
der grt perSeu bis nenn itbr gbenba
baielbit entsegenser ommen. Sele'
aEsn Spnth 1884.
Ter 81 affentob b Der 9fer De-
Die Situation in bem bieiigen
@isbbof bot iid iniofern Deriblim'
inert, aIs eegen bas 8erenben Der
bebauernsrpertben S9iere anseipanote
Gesenmittel ii6 als nublos ertpteieit
Mebr als 500 pferbe finb nun Der
Seu1e ober mas neutrality-suspicious.
ifinst, Der @ergiftuns erlesen; troB'
bem bic Gbemiter nod tein enbgiil.
iiees llrtbeil hieriiber obgege6en baz
Ben. 6obe MilitGrbeamte, pel9e on
Der llnteriu9ung t9eilnebmen iollen,
iuerbsn aus 8afbinston, .. g., bier
eripartet. Die 9ebeimagenten Der
gteaieriing arbeiten nit fieberbofter
SbGtieteit, Inn Der llrfahe auf bic
Spur gu tommen. n.Sb biefelben bereits
hierin erfolsretd Daren bIeibt bts
aur @inrei9uns eines beitimmten He'
fultuts eine offene Jrags ba bieie
Geaierunasbeamteu bis cine 8erz
baftung porgenommeu unb cine &ns
tlas. erboben tpirb, gum S6peisen
Derpflihtet iinb. @eitern tpurbeu Die
r6tbieeu arrangements setrDffsn, bic
iiberIeberheu gferbe na9 ben 2ntos
nia GtaIuneen su brinsen. gpn
mebreren perfonen purbe bic
SInfidt geaubert, bab Der Sob
Der pferbe elmer lsberfiitterung
Su5uf9reiben iei. Dies tpirb aber ben
Dr. R. 9. 9lrIne Don Cincinnati
als cine unbaltbare Skorie suriidge.
Dtsien. Die pferbe". ertldrte er,
rhatten turse &ationen erbalten. SIN
i9ltmmftea GaIle tpiirben nur ipenies
pferb. bon Der &olit befallen NOR.
ben fein. 9iefeIbe 9lnfi4t tkilte au6
Der Sbieror5t. Die inner.n Sreanf
bon einteen Der nerenbeten Sbisre
ipurben DON bem ifdbtif4en @beniter
Clarence gohlmann in Cincinnati
,nterfu6t. 9erieIbe mar jebo9 on,
sebli6 ni9t I'm Gtanbe, Spuren bon
9rfsnit obsr Strp9nin Su finben.
Der Mafientob mub bur4 Elm anbe>
req Gift oerurfa6t tporben fein. 8is
SInnnbms, baB elm 9eiitfder elm
nenes Gift entbedt unb CUR @eripens
bltng eebra6t bate, ipeiit gnbImann
NIT Der GrtIdrung suriid, baB IN
Deuti9laitb tetn neues @ift borbon.
ben iei ipel4es nidJt au9 bier bes
fannt tit.
- Ser 2atonia ga1nereir glo. 9 |
hnt folgeirbe Streftpren ertpdblt: |
Senrb Weimnnn, 80. $. Ranfbaip,
Wm. $. Sabbing unO Seurs 9aitin=
ger.
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tpeI6er IN Der Snbignattons @ers
fdmmlung ben Spreher Sobn ".
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lung unterbro9en batte, benz Cir
eilitgeri9t iiberipiefen, Tim ouf Teinen
9eifiesSuifaub unterfufa sa tperbeu. |
Die Weutter bes 2lngefIagten srtfGrte,
bnb ibr Sobn ben atntpaIt ni6t oers
ftanben batte, als er ibn iirderbrob.
@r iDlrbe DOr einisen Do9en, aIs
er 5ur SABINE ei,rberufen ipnrben mar,
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