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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
.KU-KLUX BEATING
|. FOR YONKERS MAN
p. Mcmahon, Nearly Lynched,
Reaches Philadelphia From
Denmark, s. G.
DRIVEN FROM THE TOWN
Adviser to Young Woman in
Property Division Charges
Attempt to Hang Him.

PHrLApELPHIA. Oct. 20.-A man CIV
ing the name of Peter Mcmahon of Yon-
hers, with his wrists SCARED by rope
and his back bearing the marks of a
whip. left northbound Pennsylvania
Railroad train here early to-day and
sought the police for medical attention.
He says he was seized and whipped Mon
day night a few miles outside of Tren-
ton, S. c.. after he had attempted to as
sist young woman of Aiken, S. c..
in a settlement which involved q d.
vision of her fathers estate. His I'M
derclothlng was stiff with blood. and be-
sides lash marks his body and neck bore
the marks of ropes with which he said
his tormentors had attempted to hang
him. Police here are investigating his
story of attempted lynching and mis-
treatment.
Mcmahon. who is 55, said he believed
his assailants were adopting methods
of the Ku-Klux Khan. He said he was
seized when he left the train at Tren-
ton and was driven into the country in
an automobile. At the point where his
mistreatment occurred, he said. eight
men wearing white hoods gathered
around and beat him.
"They threw n rope around my neck.
then tried to put the other end over a
tree. but it would not reach Mcmahon
said at the Hahnemann Hospital to-day
After n severe beating the men told me
they had decided to let rpe CO."
"They blindfolded me-" Mcmahon said
putting a hood over my head exactly
like the ones they wore. then led me TO
an automobile and we drove to house
where / was fed. They called physi-
clan to examine my wounds.
"Then they drove me to Denmark,
S. c. They gave me money to buy my
ticket to New York after making me
promise would not return. All the way
from Denmark to Washington some one
came into the car occasionally. and, after
looking ut me. retired into another coach
This man acted as guard to see that
did not leave the train"
Mcmahon told the police he was friend
and adviser to the young woman. He
said her, father lives at Aiken. Re
Gently, according to Mcmahon, the
father made a division of his property
among his children. Her share was
$4,000 II did not believe that suffi-
Gent" he said. land she and I went to
Aiken last week to see II we could not
get a better share for her"
Mcmahon described his movements In
South Carolina and the feeling engen-
dnred by the interest he took in the case
which resulted in the alleged mistreat-
ment. McMahon also said that when
one of the men who beat him asked if
he would sign paper saying the young
woman was competent to handle her own
or her fathers affairs he refused and
was beaten with clubs. A rope was tied
around his neck. he said. and he was
dragged for long time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
ITALY ENTERS TWO BALLOONS.
Last Years Winner I'm Tests START
ing Hero Saturday.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 20.--Italy vii!
have two entries in the international
balloon race to start from Birmingham.
Ala. Saturday the italian Embassy an
nounced to-day. One OF the Italian bal
looms will be IN charge Of Major Vale.
who won the last International race at
Antwerp.
The Italian balloons were described
by the Embassy as having several novel
characteristics in that they are net
less and the envelope can work an a
parachute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
ITALIANS KIND TO AMERICANS.
Ambnssador Johnson Says That
Travel II Safe.

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Robert I'm
derwood Johnson. American .Ambassa-
dor at Rome. has called the attention
of the State Department to the safety
of travel and sojourn of Americans in
Italy. The Ambassador said American
travellers who had visited the embassy
had reported that they had expert
enced the courtesy and kindness for
which Italy has been noted. and that
there has been the utmost friendliness
and cordially on the part of the italian
people" toward American visitors.
A despatch from Vienna said Ambas-
sador johnson and Brig. Gen. Evan M.
Johnson. military attache to the Amer
lean Embassy in Rome, had gone to
visit the principal battlefelds where
the Italians and Austrians fought.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.
Five Passengers Are Hurt I'm Crash
I'm Virginia..

ROANOKE. Va, Oct. 20.-Three train
men we're killed. FIVE others injured and
Ave or six passengers shaken UP In a
headon collision between two Norfolk
and Western passenger trains early to-
day at Rural Retreat. Va, according
10 an official announcement at the iaI-
way headquarters here. The trains met
on q siding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

There is nothing more appropriate for your
boys Confirmation suit than neat blue-serge::
We have a wonderful assortment on our Boys,
Floor-many good ones priced as low as $1s75
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

4 permit Was given Tor the cree
tj0n Of one new dwelling. which 4
g - erected b. Anderson { War-
ron for themselves Il 73s Thir-
teenth sfrssts The cost il estimat-
q . $3.oeo.
Tctal cost q the WORK for which
petmtes were granted was estimat-
Cd = &,1t3 In the aggregate. which
10 = big reduction in weekly rec
ords 10e, some time.
There were two permits issued
Tor building garages. one for q shed,
two for raising dwellings, two foF
repairing dwellings. two for remod-
cling . garage and one for remod-
cling . porch.
List d Permits.
Fred Rich, self. 2ol7 Thirty
fourth street; garage .....3 1876
John Hedbefg, self. 4409 Fifth
avenue; remodsling garage 80
August Hildebrandt, self, 1852
Twelfth street: shed sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

William Masaxine, for Joseph
Katx. 1891 Twenty-fourth
street: repair dwelling :.
Anderson I Warren, sslf. 73s
. Thirteenth street: dwelling
W. D. Weaver, ssif. 1z13
Thirty-secnnd street: ~
modelling dwelling .........
John Piclnon, sslf. 1131 1hir-
ty-eighth street; remodel
ing porch ...........
l. Meyer, sAlf, SIS Twelfth
street. raising dwelling ).
A. Gersick. self, 111S TeEtr
avenue; raising dwelling :.
A. ]. Condax. self. 1879 Nire-
teenth avenue; remodeliny
dwelling .................
D. Hohenboken. for Ernest
Thiesen, 1907 Thirty-sev-
enth street; garage .......
Herman Pantel, self, 1917
Forty-fourth street; repair
dwelling .................
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

Louis attends Sunday school regu-
larry, according to a survey made by
Il Protestant denominations in the
interchuch world movement.
Apartment dwellers have less In
terest in church affairs. fewer chill
dren and more servants than any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

Chameuse and gold lace combina-
tons in navy, Copen and black. -.
Charmeuse frock with tan paulette
vestee and girdle, silk embroidered
in rose, gray and Copen blue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

other class, the canvassers report
ed. Some apartment dvellers, the
canvassers asserted, have more
servants than children. despite the
alleged scarcity of domestics.
The canvassers said many per-
sons told them they had attended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
IIRlCTS FOR
n WORK DROP
.,naIbg inspector Ianas rennita
= WsGk fsf Wen IstfmGtsd
!, Cest Only e6114

snuding activities in Rock Island
- decided slump during tho
~ week, mostly on account Of
=. Scsak-up in the weather. ac-
s.aine to John A. Lndros, city
Saling inspector.
-. Iindros issued - building
rnite during the week. nearly
h q which were for femodeling
u rsDair work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

church regularly b their ~
hood and that they considefooSt
sufdcient.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
ONE CHILD IN 20
IS SUNDAY SCHOOL
G0ER IN ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Mo-. March 1s.-Only
about one child in every 20 in St
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
Argus RECEIVES
BOX or ORANGES
ROMSUNNY STATE

The Argus has besn compliment
Cd With . gift that II greatly APP
preciated from Miss Mildred Hin
deree, formerly Of this city. who 10
now in Rsdlander, Cal. The gift Is
. small box Of oranges. The fruit
| ID Of the smaller variety but the
lack In sire II made mp IN 5uiciness,
and gies Q falr idea Of the results
orange growers have in the vicinity
Of Hadlandsf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
SPECIALS for Saturday in Our
Basement Department

There was time years ago, when any washing machine
was lust machine that the makers claimed would wash
clothes-only that and nothing morethat time is past
Such socaed washers obsolete The modern washing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
Frocks at Thirty-five Dollars
Spring Apparel-s
Second Eiooe

brief defines the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19

double model
or solid colors-green, brown or blue.
button suit in tan and brown check
blue and mixtures You'll like this
model with button patch pockets and
either or without belt, in and heather
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
$1.OO Blouses zoe

These are our regular 81 blouses and if they
were bought today, would cost usNmore than
we are selling them for. Saturday only-.---.7Sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-19
fKEEAn Day Autographed Photograph
Appears in "A Regular Girl AVOY TEATER

Bakery Sale Usmcrrow, aasmdsy.
Christ Church Guild
MAIN FLOOR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
ranHis t,erlaft1t
GoSesitrafe fit Rcte

@ltnneopolis, D2inn., 2. Sebr.-
Sinridten iei bciIer oIs 9eportierers,
Inn oos Qono BON ben rdolfaler
.Gerrotsaqiintoren9 SIT befreien, er-
fldrte Gi6ter 2ollois IN elmer &eoe
Dor Ser gmerieon &rotectiDe 2eoeite,
ii: tuelGer er Die So5inliIten, S. VS.
@. rno periuatlbte Srgnnilationen
als y8aterIaltbsperrdter" brono-
lnarfte. @ir beoiirften einer teilen
Definition oes @ortes 8errater, oo.
nit mir bieielben gegett cine @aalier
ltelten ltnb erfdlieBen fOnnten. Die
bd 3erItoren tpol[ten, ntiibten erit ger
itort fuer6el,. Ssn ebenfo beftiger
Sprode bernrteilte er Die Grofit'
geier. Gie engliid)e Sprade fei
bonferott, icete er, tpetm er ieine
8ero6tlng oerIelben on ben Gag
Iegen poIla. @r fparrte feline 3u.
b0rer segen sic Houportiicn 2iaa,
Die er nit oen So5ialiIten llllo S.
gS. g8. auf cine 5trfe fteI[te,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
@reD gibt &dioll
oeutlid)ell &int
Dmrd ieine 2lnslaiSttneen irt Ser ,,Cimes" min
er i9n an9cblit sum- 1iadeebcr IN Ser
NattfikationssSr peranlaiien.
foSec fir 1oieSererSffnmne ser ,lnselescnbei

| SenOboten IN 8nfbington ipfberfpie+
eelt, iuie man bier gIatbf. Die An-
fi6t Der britiiden Gegieriiie. @6b.
rero ieines 4ufentboltes in 8nfb4
ington beriet er nit bieTen Genn.
loren it1b enlpfing feline Git0riide
ionlit ous .eriter Sano", begnb fid5
beint erltattete feiner &egierr1se ge.
ridt uno beroffeittIid)te odiin ieins
glniid]ten in Der .gimes".
Gs beiBt, onB 6endtor 2o6ge Die
8eratlntg oes Srieoensbertrnges nod
Dor Dem 10. Sebrltnr bedittraaen
miro aber feinesipees aeionflen lit,
Gen0erltng Der @orbebalte at @rtife[
/ 0 uno be5iiglitb Der Monroe 9oftrin
5u buloen. .Gie Ser. Staatef1"s
erflGrte er, sfontten feinerIei Ser
pflidtungen itnter g(rtifeI 10 iiber.
nebnen, ouEer oer einen, boB Tie
ieIbit Die @renaen nnoefer yeatiortea
adten folIten, unb 6ieier TorbeboIt
Tonne 1tidt geaf10ert t,eroeit. Die
Ser. Gtoatert hnben bic M1onrDe-
Goftrin ftets oIIein o1tsaeIegt. Sic
lit tniere syoee. gsiarnanb innft bat
ielnoIs berIndt fie ous8ulegen, iino
oies foIlte ilielnols eeltattet tperoe1t.
@enn mir oieien Gab iest oitsftrei-
den iolIten, nadoem en- I'M Sernte
angerom1teft tpuroe, 10 ipiirne dnges
notuaen iperoen titiiiien, oa3 mir bic
sSrage often lieBen. GnS Heht Der
Ser. Staoten bic Monroe-Doftrifb
Die fllr Die Ser. Stnaten ongebt,
nitsaltlegen, oorf ME lit srag, ge-
3ogen merben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
Bcli1etpiki tabeit
iibcraM Ste ObertanS
Gemenoff iuenbet fd an sllliierte,
nm &oIdaf ans Der 0efaasen.
idlaft an hefreien.

2onoon, 2. Geb.-SSrt elmer se.
ftern obeii6 bier eiiisetroffenen 9e.
peihe aus Dem 9olifepifibaltpt.
quartier beiBt es: p8ir baben gere.
top am S9ipdrjen Meer erobert nn6
bertreiben ben Seito bon Der 9alb.
itfeI gbenedrsfs ibm babel enpfinb.
life @erluite beibringeno.
gei Der Begnnbme elmer piftiaen
Sto6t IN ber &nrSf Region, SItfibi.
rier, rnbmen mir EN- eonaes so.
toillon GideHo.G .Glaben gefaneen itnb
eroberten 8 Dnnaer3iige. Scr yeino
aiebt iid fludtartis in o1tIider gfid).
tting dltriid.
@labiboltof, 2. Geb. - a6nliroI
aoldaf iittb Brernier 9epeIiabeb bon
Der oGruffii8en &eeierung in 81.
birien ln6 NororuBlano, foeroen bon
ben golidetniiten in Srtlitsf eefon.
gen eebnlten; nienaito foeiB, ipeIhes
Sdididl ibnen beoorTtebt. General
Senenoff- 8efebIsbn6er Der oI[rlli-
fiifen Streitfrdite int Often bot fi6
an Die alliierten nit Der 8itte &c.
ridtet energiid)e MaBnnbntea 3ur
8efreittng 2oldnfs at ergreifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
Gans 11clcit riiifet
iitb sltfit hrtee

aopenbdeen J.. 5ebrunr. Gin
g}eridt bon @aridoit in Dem sGoli'
tifen4 in aopenb1gen fnet. 6oB baS
bolitiidle sobinett ont 25. Somiar
0en Mobillnnaungs unterdeid.
net bot, neil Die goIibelpiitenbeere
giuBIan0s int iteten 8ororingen be.
griffen lino. 9ie SeeresfIaiien bon
19o0uno 1901 fttto fofort o., ben
tSabnen berufcn iuoroen.
Sortforo, Conn.,, 2. 5ebr.--gso
9eridjten bon 91lEtpfergeieI[id
Die beim poIniiden aonitilat eittse,
enngen fino, baben 10000 8oIea II,
ben Ser. Stnaten Inn Pdiie nah
9oleu eriudt Inn an 6em 9arupfe
pegen 9iuBlono teil8unebnen. 9is
bic eirgeloufenen 81iie erlebigt
iilo, peroen feline tueiteren @eiu9e
nm iolde entsegengenonttnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
e11cbilntaef, aef,ititossBcfchl
eisses t,abniisstsiee

Berlin 2. Seb. - @eneraIftabs-
Sffi3iere i'm Seatidlen Reide baben
einen gebeiltnisuo4en @obiImad.
itnesbeiebL erbalterL Der ben Gin.
oruf ertpefen foIlte, nls Oh ct bonn
&riegsutiniifer oltsginge, orf anttIi-
den SorrnuIaren georudt 1tfo nit
Ser 8eiiltng pitreng ge1elnldnbol-
ten" beriebett mar. @r ertbielt sSSn-
ftriftionett an Die Sffi5iere binfidt.
lih ser Organization liti0 Der 9lis.
riiItltnq neuer Seereseinbeiten Die
fir algelblidtide Mobilmadltng be-
reit at baIten ip1rett.
Ser 8efeb[ entDieIt tns Ginselne
9ebenbe @oridriften iiber oie 9efru.
tenousbebitng ino @ortatsnieoerld-
gen, iiber sliegeridmooronen 1tnb
onoerc ginbeiten. 9eionoers iollten
600 SIieeer, fir 8oinbnrierune oltg.
geriiitet, 'itd) fir ben |. @dr5 III Be.
reitidait balten an Der 8eitfront
ourdaubreden.
9ieIes eigellnrtige 0ofitment iDltr.
Be ont Sonntog III ntebrerert 3ei.
tungen beroffetIi6t nto Die balb.
anltlide grfl1rrng birsusefiigt boB
Ser gerfofer Elm mobnlinnig gefpor-
oener 9ffiSier fei, Der III elmer Sell
orlitalt lttltergebrodt iporOeit iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
ulmttcr i'm 1,crHactt
ces 1sinceriitcrScs

RbineIdn0er, 8is., 2. Seb. Srall
StonIeb 8Iomsfi aug Dem StGotGet,
Sugor Camp ipnr6e unter oent Ser.
oadt, ibren 6i6brieen Sobn SIbnn
ermoroet su baben. lit Soft senon,.
men. Ser Ger0n6t seeen fie iruiroe
reee, dIs ibr Wtann bonn 2eiGenbe.
iGoiier einen $otenif)ein berlonete,
oeiien Sotenidaii i9lin,nie geitlen
itrto einen eebroheteit arn, at oent
Gitbe aeigte. 9ie slnsefIdgte be.
banptet ,ooB Der 2itobe bic 8erIet.
suneen ourd einen Stura bon Der
Ereppp, iuobei er in cine Sdse tieI,
erbaIten babe. 9ie geudbdrn be.
ihuIoietne Die Srnii Der eeuobn.
beitsiildBi9en @Bbanoluns bes ain.
BEG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
1t. s. lsrieesflcttc
isfftfa6t $40 Sdpiffe

g9of9ingtone 2. Sebr-gSafl oen
!. SuIi mirh Die 5rieoensitarfe Der
anlerifaniiden Slotte ungefdbr 9dC
sdiffe nHfaiien borltnter 1e
6iir6tenidtie, s eepan3erte Greli5er
un6 IL leidte areu5er. 90 nlodt
aouiral Gohlor. Der gbef oes &on.
itrliftionsipaiens befal,ilt. 9os III
Die oreifade 3obl bon Gdiffen BIZ
mir Dor Dem &rieg nit 9eltti1lonb
bntten; aber Ser Sonnengebolt bni
it.J MIR I'M bas anoertbalbfa1e Der.
nle9rt. 9ie 2inienid)iffe iuerben 5lie.
gerlanonngspI1te itber ben Goroer.
tiirmen bo6em bie Biz iiber Sen g1tg
binaltsreiden 10 bob 5lng5eitge
bon oIett lcsaelniien tperoen fon-
men. 9ln6ere 9(enbernnaen betreffen
Die 6euer- uno Sdeinlperferporrif.
tungen Die ans milit1riidleit Grim.
ben niht ndber befannt gegeben
mer6en fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-02
Babttshcfttrcllc ein
tciires 1oereniiaett
Giienbabnea aiIein baben> Sefisit bon
S594, 100000. $228, 100000
in 9 Monatsn snseiett.

@oibiagton, 2. Sebr.-gie lie.
bernabme her Observation-Disclosures,
Tnllmanlinien, grpreBgeieGiGofteh
i,r6 8ailertueae' bird Die Megierung
Der Ser. Stddten bot oent 9oIfe IN
Oen lesten baioen sabren na9 amt.
Iiden gerehnlingen 100000, 900
getoftet. Die Gifenba9nberuolhtng
ailein 5eigt eifi Gefi5it bon 1884.
100000. Die 8eripdlti,ns Der Iull.
man. uil6 GrpreBlinien neblt ben
Wafieriuegen 5eigea Elm ipeiteres
Serluitfonto bon $100,000,000.
9ie idperen ginblben i'm Iesten
Mobentber uno DECEMBER iperoen alf
ben &oblenitreif eei6oben. gladoen
Die MonotsanteiIe 0er sSnbresreute
be5nblt tuoroen inaren, ergab iid fir
bic bei6en Meonote Elm 9efi3it bon
$1t1,500,0on SIN Nobenrber tuoren
bic $otaleiitnabnlen $f2.700,0O0,
I'M Se5entber 10000, 900 bober ols
bic @etiebsfoiten. 9ie Mette fir ie.
ben @oiint fetrns $4,000, ,00O., Gin
GROCER SeiI hes Gefiaits fiir 6os
SSSobr 1919 entItnnb in ben eriten.
6 Monoten oes sSdbres. nGinlidI
1928, 100000 bon eiten @eiortt.
9efiait bon $349. 100000, dis Der
6rodtrerfehr infoIge 6es @afienitiIf.
itnnoeS oif Gin Wttnilrlln striid.
eing. gorlditfiee @eredtunsen fiir
ytobenber rno 9edenlber seigen
seine ernftliae 9epIo5ieriina oesl
5radtberfebrs*. Die fi6 nod nid)t in
ibren gin6slheiten' iiberiebrn lGbt.
Der gaiIagierperfebr lit jebo5 I'M
beeriffen.
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uaticitalsBattken
tperScit reSmsiert
Die 3nbl Der SleeiernnssOeppii
Bic snm /. SnIi bon 1881 ani
400 beldrGnft.

@ai6ington, 2. 5e6.-Gas SHos.
amt plant eine oraitiIde @eou5ie.
rung Der 3obI Der nationalen gdn.
ten, iuel9e Geeieruuesoepoiiten fiib.
rem, iueIdes Oa5l fiibren miro, oab
bon mebr als 1880 folder 9anfen,
ipie fie am /. SUM- 1919 beItonoen,
talut 400 iibrig bleiben iperoen. Gie
aenoeruns in Oer Ginan5Iage Der
&egierirng tpie fte Der groEe &rieg
nit iif bra9te, fat es notig ee.
uiadt, oaB Die Reeierltng bilnoerte
bon 9epoiitenpldten einfad oufgibt
nno Die Depoiiten alif folde 9anfcn
beI9r1ntt, Die Dor 1911 nit Der &e-
gierung in 8erbinoung ltdnoen.
gd9t nur iperoen ollie itoftiDen Son.
ten Der 6inan5oerlraItiing einfad
abgeIdlnitten, ionoern aidJ Die Sum.
men in Der Gertpabrllng Der ilbri.
gen 8anfen miro in alien ben sSGl-
len beidnitten iperoen, mo Die 8p.
oiirfniiie Der &eeierung nidt Die
aniamnlung groberer aapitaIien be-
6ineen. sSn Der Cite Der 8nnter,
peI6e aufboren iuerben, 9lesierungs.
geIOer 5it fiibren, finoen itd alindtbit
566 SSnItitltte, oeren aorto nidt
iiber $1,000 aits benz Sonbs Der
8unoesbeboroen nahipeiIt. 8ie ipGb.
retO bes &riegeS bon Der 9teeie.
rung benubten Spetialbanfen, $3.50
an Der 3abl, iperoen bon oieier neils
en- 0rbnung Der 9inge nidt betrof-
fen, Sn ibre gerbinoltng nit ben
beridieoenen grnnden Der 9egie.
rltne aittoutatiid erliidt. Set Der
grri6titng Ser 8unoesreierbebanfen|
uno ibrer 9ran6en iino Die 9tus.
5abllneen Der &egieritng mebr ltno
mebr ottrb 6ieie erfolgt, ltno oos
aufgeben oe8 groBten Cells ber ga.
tionolbanfen 3eiet Die Tenbens Der
@egieriing ii9 lit 3ufunft nod nebr
auf bic @llnoesbanfen Su ftilben aIsi
bisber.
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9erlin, 2. Geb. - Ser berborrd'
genoe oeitide Ginon5nann glrtbut
bon @pitlner erfIGrt, bnB Der Sol
i9etpifi.Seuer6rnno fid] iiber gan1
europa berbreiteu miro; @rnerita III
5eitipeiiig our9 Den sltIantiiaer
S5eon oabon belpabrt, ober Die 8eii
miro foulrnen 0aB fid Der 8oli6e.
ipisn1us altd In 0em Ser. Stnaten
brett maiden miro.
2on0Dn 2. Ge6. ssStt bielieen Of.
fiaielLen areiien tpiro gelteno &c.
Inoht, bnB Mgeittet Ser @oIideipifi
init eefdlidten 4diieu Slpii9en Ser.
lin un6 Dem Sit Der ritiiii9en 90.
bietregierrng berfebren. Sic baben
gS1iIe, bic iie ols NaiteIieoer Der
oinerifoniiden gioten areu3 Miiiion
in Berlin biniteIlen lino iinb 6aali
nusericben Die SeintIen6ung oeltt.
ider @efangquer aus &uBlatlo alt
iibertpadeu. 9ieie agenten ODER alt.
riere iiberlnittelten 9epeiden olis
Mosfnn an onoere 8oIidetpif+Srea.
itiintionen III onoern 21n0ern, Elm.
i6IieBli1 Spartdaiiten in Geutih-
lan6 utO aor1ntliriIten in ber
Gdh1eis. 9ie itnIieniifle Sfeaierund
bat oieien @etriig etttoeft uno au9
niebrere 9(genten binefeit seundht;
SieIert nber lit es gelungen itno se.
Iingt es beute nod ibren geitirn.
iaunesort su errei1eft. Ntdt ollie
Diele 8iDitGentrdger batten eef1lihte
onerifdtliI9e g1iie bel fi9, ioIde
aber ipuroen ON Der 9serion Der Ser.
bnfteten eefltn0etl 3luei oieBer 2eiite
ingten. bnB iie nit Der ohieritoti.
i6en W2iiiion nidts 5u itaffen bot
TEN. Gin barbaftetes sSraiten5iuHer
iogts, oaB es ben gtttftrdg erbaltm
babe, 9ofltnlente an cine 8erion ob.
8uIiefert, Die linn unbefanrtt fei.
3iDei oieIer berbniteten Qgerten bat.
ten Sdrei6en iit ibren SdIipien
eirgenGbt; elmer oerielben III @fit-
giIeo Der unabbdngigen Goi5aliItet.
partei; Der 1n6ere lit elm S6wei8er
itto gebSrt toer ioaiaIoenlofratiiden
gSartei on. Ser 8eltife batte ein
Sdreiben bon Dem 6iibrer Der Spar.
tasiIten an ben Sobietntiniiter oes
9lciiBeren 8iditderin, in iDeIdent er
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JnflMcnsn lit tint
Siiftchffteft beeriffen

Sopefa, ani.. 2. Ge6r,-giad) Der
i'm @eluno9eitsont eingelaitfener
geri6te ertronften am 5anlgtao
1906 8erionen int Staate an SsSn,
fluenaa, eegen 144t ont areitag.
Die @eiorlt3n1l nller sS1Ile bon ssSn.
fliten5a betragt fir Ole Iebte ISOLDE
6,572. 9ie 9ranfbeit berridt in
alien Seilen bes Stadtes, tritt aber
MIR leidt ol,f.
Chicago, /. 5ebr-ssn1 gonsen
fino felt bern epioeiniifen glnftretcn
Der aranfbeit am Is. eeyaiiitor
'1,66S 9erfonen an synflren8q geitor.
ben. 6bgIeid) oie 3abI Der i,eiten
aranfbeitsfdIle obnilni1t, lit Die BAIL
Der So6esf6Ile I'M Steigen 6eqrif.
fen. am Sainatog itnrben t22 Ser.
ionea an Snflnen3a itno IS an Gun.
geflent5iinoune, pabren6 $50 neae
Sale bon eriterer un0 1852 bon
leBferer dltftrdte11.
Sacrnnentc, Gal, /. Sebr.-8ie
3nb[ Der Dem it1otfifen @efunb.
beitsdntt fir bic Iebten "a 5tun6en
genlcloeten iteiier Snfluersafdlle Be.
fr6gt S97, Die bodite 3iffer felt benz
anftreten ser &ronfbeit. ssyn 81 syGl.
len miro Die sStflien3d, in Is Gun.
genent5iitouns als $obesurfade on.
aeeeben. Gan ssranciseo berigtet
227 neue &rnnfbeits. lino 8 So6eg.
fdle. 2os 4neeles 119 ,n1o d. Dat,
lanO 95 un0 2 SdIle reipeftipe.
Ogden, lltab, /. Sebr.-9er
itd0tiide @eiitbheitsrot berfiigte Die
SdlieBung alIer Sbeater, Eon5bol-
len, Jilnttbeater itno nn6erer 6ffent.
Hder 9eriantmllinespIdse iino un-
terfaete ale Speaiolausberfdilfe in
ben @eidGften.
Baltimore, @o., /. Sebr.-sssst,
ben lesten "a Stiinben iuurben 440.
5dIle bon fpnniider ssnfIuensn ae.
mel0et. ipoourd) Die @eionttsabI in
Der lesten ISOLDE 6arat erfranften
Berionen auf 1851 gebraG)t miro.
am Samstag nnbm Ole Bail Der
neuen Sale i'm 90 gegen yreitag
nb.
Sonb 6n Sac, 8is., 2. Sebr-I
Die 8eb0lferung bon syon6 ou 2ac
1T tuesen Der ropiSen SortIhritte
Der Snfluensa bon elmer 8onif er.
Iriffen. SIN @nfang ser gsote
pnroen tGgIih ettpa 30 neue ssaIle |
lernel6et. Bis sum Samstag mar
,ieie 3abI ser tdgIiden erfranfi1n.|
zen ouf 90 ongetpohieu. aIle Ser.
IniigltngsIofnIe iin6 8eriammIunas. |
'labe finb aiif anoronitns oes ge-I
linobeitsamts aeidloiien lnof6en. |
8egen Der gIofieriing oIfer @eae
,ard Sdneapeben mtiiIien Die Soten
MT S4litten oiif ben Jrie6bof be.
oroert iueroen.