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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-19

w. L. Kupkel, u southailn, transac-
ted business in the city Tuesday.
- ! :
liver Wickum, farmer from nsar
Southam, was in. the city Tuesday.
r. J. Besse Of Garske transacted
business in the city the first Of the
week.
Henry Lake, Of Dry Lake township
visited his daughter in the city this
week.
G. A. Gustafson, Of Dry Lake town.
ship, attended to business in the city
Wednesday.
]. O. Schultz Of Penn was in the
city the early part Of the week, trans
acting business. H..
Mrs. Pete Hartvikson Of Cando is q
guest of her nephew, Judge H ".
Swenson Of this city.
Mrs. ]. N. Chase Of Grand Forks
is a guest of Judge and Mrs. H. W.
Swenson of Arnold avenue. I
Fred Bosworth, Southern merchant,
has left for Minneapolis, where he
will receive medical attention.
r. ]. Knowlton of Knowlton & Sons,
contractors of Bowbells, was in the
city this week t~ransacting business.
Mrs. Chester Olson and daughter,
Miss Clara of Minot are guests this
.u.~1. - NJ. 0v.~-1c h-~&Ln~ uYs11:o-.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-19

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The Washington times., 1921-07-06
WIFE OF WARDER
FO|LS ATTEMPTED
JAIL DELIVERY
Draws Gun of Prisoner Who
Had Trapped Turnkey In
Cell by Ruse.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. July g.
SEEKING a revolver which lay on the
table in the ante room and drawing
a bead on John Moore, burly negro,
through the iron bars of the Jail door,
Mrs. Charles Jack, wife of Jailer Jack,
this city. upset well laid plans of a
trio of prisoners Sunday for a whole
sale delivery. At the same time she
probably saved the life of Turnkey
Joseph Lord, who had been lured into
the ward by one of the piotters only
TO be attacked by the negro.
Moore, serving a term for robbing a
freight car near this city, and two
young Maryland prisoners who gave
the names of "Kelley" and "Hasha-
gen." charged with having stolen a
car in Baltimore some months ago and
now being held for trial, organized
the plot, officials say. They watched
from a side window of the Jail until
they saw JaiIer Jack leave for down
town. This they knew left only Turn
key Lord in charge for the afternoon.
Just after dinner had been served one
of the Maryland youths complained
10 the turnkey that his plate had not
been sent. Lord laid aside his gun
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
WOMEN ACCUSED IN
MURDER OF JUDGE
PLACED ON TRIAL
Artists Model and Companion,
of Wheeling, w. Va, Face
Jury in Tulsa.

TULSA. okla, July 6.-The trial
of Goldie Gordon. artists model. and
Mrs. Jesse James. twice married to
wealthy Oklahoma Indians. on charge
OF numbering Judge John Devereaux.
aged Jurist. who died in his apart
ments here May II under mysterious
circumstances, Is under way In Dis
trict Court here.
Both women. despite their long in
generation. were dressed in the height
of style. Miss Gordon looked bored
as she gazed at the spectators.
When Judge Redmond S. Cole. took
his seat Miss Gordon flashed him
dazzling smile.
On circumstan evidence alone
the prosecution hopes to obtain a con-
viction.
Judge Deveraaux left his apartment
May 6. He returned FIVE days later
with a cut across his forehead and also
was declared to have been under the
influence of heavy sedative and in
dying stupo- from which he never
rallied.
Mrs. James and Miss Gordon. who
came here from Wheeling, w. Va.
were arrested. Miss Gordon made one
statement to the effect that "she had
been used as a tool and would tell
story that would get the right guy
when the time comes"
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
StenciIed Grass Rugs
s.ss, ~s,'s a, '''S S4.45 f.,ss f1 10 Rssm f, Size

The rugs you would have paid just double the
price for earlier in the large importer sold them
to big loss rather than hold them in his warehouse
In oriental medallion and neat border designs in green,
blue and brown Ali heavy doube-warp grade; large
room size; size 8xio feet.
The Washington times., 1921-07-06

and went into the cell TO investig ate.
He carried with him. as usual, his
keys to the jail. The iron door snap
locked after he entered.
ATTACKED ny NEGRO.
AS soon as he got inside Moore. the
negro, bore him TO the moor and began
to hunt for the keys and gun. Lord
fought desperately and the noise at
tracted the attention OF the young son
OF Jack. who called to his mother.
She came and grasped the situation
instantly. She called for help. and
when no one came she looked around
for the gun, found IL, ran to the barred
door. stuck the muzzle through the
bars, pointed IL at the negro and told
him she would shoot him or anyone
else who touched the turnkey. Tho
negro threw up his hands and ran to
the end of the room.
In the meantime Sheriff William
Dean and Deputy Charles II. Pitzer ar
rived. Lord unlocked the door and let
the sthers In. The negro and the
white youths Immediately were put in
separate steel cages and the negro
was compelled to thrust his arms
through the door and have them
locked TO the bars The prisoners
will remain in solitary connne-
ment until trial this fall, It was an
nounced.
WHOLESALE DELIVERY PLANNED.
The plan. officers say. was to seize
the gun and keys OF the turnkey. open
the door for any and all. rush into the
front part of the combination jail
bone, threaten the women or children
with the gun. and then depart by the
front door.
The story of the attempt brought
to light another attempt about ten
days ago in which three window
weights, each weighing ten pounds.
had been removed, with the evident in
tention of using them either to subdue
Jack or Lord ard beat away the bricks
around the window frames and make
hole.
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
$3.50 Grass Rugs, $T.98

4 IT, o by I II. Q double-warp
stenciled- design Grass Rugs, in
blue, green and brown medallion
or neat border designs! only a
limited quantity.
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
$1.OO Crex Runner, 59c

Geruine CreN stair or Hall
Runner, 24 inches wide, In green,
brown or red taps-bound sides (;
any quantity cut from full rolls.
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
Bows Straw Hats
Remnants of SILKS,
$1.19 Yard

Remnants and short lengths Of
Silks from our regular stock,
representing the most favored
weaves and colors Of the season.
Savings too important to miss.
The group embraces the follow
ing:
35-inch Colored Chiffon 'Taffeta,
35-inch Colored Chiffon Satin,
35-inch Colored Satin MessaIine.
36-inch Colorod Tubular Tricc-
lette, 36-inch Figured Silk Fou-
lards, 3s-inch Fancy Novelty
Silks, 40-inch Colored Crepe de
Chine, 3S-inch Black Satin Mes
saline, 3S-inch Black Chiffon Taf-
feta,' etc.
Lengths range from ? to 5
ysrds-suitable for all purposes.
Remnants of Silks
A collection Of Silk Remnants,
including 36-inch Colored SILK Pop
lin, s4-ineh Stripe Tub Silks and
3S.inch Natural Tan silk Pongee:
useful lengths. Remnant Sale cEc
price, yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OcS
Golde denberns-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-06
Corset Covers, 69c

OF fne white nainsook: daintily
trimmed with laces and embroid-
cries; well made and finished
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Superb Vaudeville Presented
At Orpheun Thedter Today

Vile and they put their act over
with n snap that oNcitcs admira-
ton. This IL "a specially that Will
give the Orphcum patrons treat
this afternoon.
Powers and Wallace IL another
headliner feature that will attract
much notice on the bin. Adler and
Dunbar, In "Studics From Life" In a
corker, and the other stellar offer
inrs include IconotN Keen in sam
pies Of Varieties" the Three Lor-
dens and Gcnaro and Gold.
This ~ about the best show OF
the present season. Critics are
agreed upon this. Seats will bc In
great demand and patrons are
urged 10 mako reservations as early
as possible. This can be done eithor
by calling at the box office or by
phoning Usage 3929.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Woman Asks Balm
of 500 ,OOO From
a Local Concern

Mrs. Dolla Collins flied suit for
100000 damages yesterday In dis
trict court ag,liur tho Hunt com
pauy charging embarrassment and
false hCcu'uiion OF shuplitting by
officials uf tho Hunt company.
She alleges in her petition that
February lG she went into the
Hunt store 20 match some silks
and that while there was arrest ed
and charged with shopllfting.
Aftcr intimidntiug and threaten
ing her officials of the company
made her sign n confession and
pay them tl05. she CLAIMS. Later
she received IA letter telling her
that If she would make no effort
TO recover the Sos, the matter
would be dropped. She claims
that tho embarrassment she suf-
fered at the hands OF the com
pany officials In worth 100000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Lovers OF supreme vaudeville Will
delight in tho orpheum's presenta-
tion beginning this afternoon. cspe-
cially in the arrangement OF the pro-
gram OF headliners, Usually one
finds on variety bill one or two
star attractions, but tho show tina
week displays the nomes OF seven
all-star acts. each worthy OF top
line mention.
Bert Baker aud company In a
playlot called "Pr,yaricatlons' will
make patrons sit up and pay stuct
attention. II is IA potpourri ut bub-
bling humor and the situations are
extremely funny
Conlin and Glass come TO Tulsa
from Kansas City's Orphcum thchter
whore they were a decided hit They
are about the classiest hit In vnude-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
CHURCH DRIVE
LEADERS NAMED
Dan Hunt Heads Advisory
Body for Episcopalian
Building Campaign
CHURCH FLOOR SAGS
Old Building Is Reinforced to
Prevent Collapse; Trag-
edy Avcrted

Headed by Dan Hunt veteran
Tulsa merchant ana citizen. and In
oluding many of the most prpml-
mont mon OF the city, an advisory
committee OF 90 members for the
forthcoming 100000 campaign for
Beautiful Trinity church. has been
announced.
The committee personnel NUM-
beers many Tulghrs long Identified
with tic constructive upbullllng ~
the city and prominently aHo'lutrd
iu works for community bcttcrmcut.
The names Of the mombcrs ~ the
committee follow Dan Hunt. chair
man; Dana II. kelsey Eug,uc Lor-
ton. G. T.. rarrcu J Arthur nun,
J.. Roger Kemp. \ l. Farmer
H. Y. Arnold, Fred Insult
~ q. Barnard. ~ W. sin
clair T. n Mcservc. Preston g. Wrst.
+ ~ DEgs Il NJ Moody r G..
Skcon, g. f. Bunhpor George RAN.
som, Gray Carroll. v. N SiU. Doug
las Franchot Henry GroiH. Richard
L.. Jones, r. Ous McCliutock e. j.
Chapman, !. W. Woodforl. Charles
O'Counor. II. 6. Moore ana j. T.
Darby.
In connection with plans for the
forthcoming enabling campaign Tor
suitable Episcopal church horG
10 became known yesterday that %
possible catastrophe had recently
been narrowly avcrted during a
service In the present Trinity church
nj Firth and Cincinnati An attend
ant In the basement of the old
structure, which wnA built iu 1905,
was attracted by tho sound OF splln-
tering wood and looking up. saw
tho flooring Of the church giving
way under the wolGht of several
score OF persons passing down the
main aisle. IIls immediate warn
ing. II II believed, prevented a col
lapse OF the entire floor structure
with an almost inevitable resulting
tragedy. The flooring was roin
forced throughout prior TO tho next
service.
Dan Hunt. In brief statement.
stressed the urgent nocd OF an ade-
quate Episcopal church building In
Tulsa, pointing out that the pres
ent little church building seats but
$50 persons of the 1000 numbered
in the parish list of the church,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Guaranteed Prices

furniture of all dapery fabrics By
n other similar merchant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Tulsa ON business S'ahl owns ESQ
feet On West First.
properly owners on West Fir,t re-
Gently presented q petition for re-
.urf,clre. but later a protest was
fI"d and the contract let uy th'
mayor aud city cummifsiou'rs was
revoked with consent Of the paving
company to which b. was let. IA Q
Ttrs, street is already partially re
.urfaced with asphalt and IS 10 be
finished within tho next fow days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Pads made OF closely woven fabric
soaked In asphaltum and dried have
been invented for insertion In loose
places about automobiles to prevent
squcaking noises.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Only about onotenth or the
6. 900. 900 horsepower believed To he
available In spanish rivers has been
harneased hydroelectrically,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

For cleaning Hrcot cutters vacuum
machines mounted on motor trucks,
soinr Of them having A capacity of
1900 gallons are being built IN
England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
OHlOAN FAV0RS PAVING
Tulsa Property owner From Buck
eye state Inyors improvements.

% ncvcr want TO stand in the way
~ needed public Improvements. and
for that reason ara unqualifiodly In
favor OF ro.mrfacing First strpat west
~ Main street. az Is being done on
Ei4. First street, declared II. G..
-fahl ~ bellevue. ohio. who ia IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Clip~on's great plant IL well
worthy OF u visit. Visit Chip
sons today. Oi5 =. Main.
Usage 1880
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
searles Meuisteiten,

Die 96ule IN Diitrtft SO, 5 muroe
Treitag fir sic 9ommerferten 9e=
16lolien, uno 3tpar NIT einem groben
Ytdnid, tpo5u it6 Die g6iiler oieier
@6ule, ME AUDI bes OtitriftS SEQ. 4
NIT tbren @ltern etnfanoen, 0e8glei=
den AUDI otele anoere @d1 tie. 1rot
ser fiblen &itterun9, baben alle
Nnmeienben lt6 f0itltd amiiitert. Die
nnterbaltung beitano in @ettlaufen
uno @pielen. Yretie >pllr6en perteilt
uno Grfrii6ungen unb 2un6 %ierptert,
Die Qebrerin, Sri. Gltber S6aefer,
miro bie Sommerferten in ibrer SET
mot, Stem l1lm, perleben. Die S6u=
lie in Diitrift SEQ. 4 balert nod 5ipei
@o6en an.
gilbert @aaS, Mana9er ser @earles
6armerS Shipping Nloctation, oer=
ianote .lebte ISOLDE bret uno biele
ISOLDE etne Garlaoung Maitoieb mad
Dem Glib ct. Saul Martt.
@onntagpa6mitta9 plr6e SRI.
Nlma @utb BON ether 9roben @n5abl
6reunonnen tn tbrem @%lternbamie IN
angenebmlter @eile iiberrai6t NIT
einem 8ofetl6auer mldBli6 ibrer
beporiteben0en @ermdblung NIT Nrz
THUR Mel5er aus Maoelia. Sri. @utb
erbielt ptele i6Dne uno niiblide Sc
l6enfe unb ser Ma6mittag muroe bel
gel elliger u%nterbaltung IN an9enebmz
5ter Wetie per(ebt. Sin feineS Nbeno=
elie11 murbe ierOtert.
Mareella, oaS erit 5met Monate
alte I06terden BON @errn uno Brau
Soiepb 9dnpbrt6, murbe auSgangS
letter @o6e mieber bierber na6 9aule
3uriid9ebradt, aus bem 2oretto So
ipital III SEEM lllm, ,poielbit sic &letne
cine @o9e lang dr5tli6e 8ebanolln9
uno Bflege erbalten bate megen WtQz
9enz unb Mterenleiben.
Serr u11b Trau Mlbert 9aaS, SEER
uno 6rau @eor9e @rtebel neblt &tn=
bern, @err uno Trau Mtte Sdugel
neblt &i1loern unb Trau Gliiabetb
SaaS BON bier %unternabmen AM Meon=
tag eine N%utofabrt na6 Tatrfar, mo-
ielbit lie Serrn 1nb Srau Garl @roebz
ner bebilfli6 marer, beren lGjIbltseS
@beiubtldum in entlpredenoet Wttle
Ill f%eriern. lnter Ben Sd ten bel a11=
SEN ii1 audi mebrere Stem ulmer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
Gin l~ubensmertes 2ihtipiel,

Sen 8elu6ern bes @rono Tbeater
oabter itebt fit morgen (@amStag)
uno Counting etn ieltener @enub in
NuSlt6t, mas Grandchildren .anbe=
trifft, benn an oielen Mbenoen, mie
au6 am Sonntagna6mittag, gelangt
Der bo6intereiiaute Slim She @no
Of the 0oab" CUR Nuffibrung. DieS
Qi6tipiel lebrt moraltide Metnbett
uno reineS Denfen in 8e5ug auf 0te
gelete ser 9fatur-alles in ether
otreften, uno oo6 9%elunoen, anse=
nebmen @eiie. @8 bil0et ein freunoz
|-ltGer Mabnruf an 2eute, ote bteiem
bo6mt6tieen 2ebenSproblem entmeoer
gar fetne ooer BOD l1119enitsenoe Nufz
m%erfiamfeit i6enfen, @er it6 fir
bieie 5a6e tnterelliert, ipllte ia ni6t
peridumen, bas ersreifenoe,. i%ntereiz
lonte uno belebren0e Qt6tlpiel in
Nugenl detn 81 nebmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
Tiniterni1e I'M Sabre 1920.

SIN Sabre 1920 filoen 5mci Con.
neufiniterniic ftlo 5luei Mon0finiter.
11iile itatt. Die erfte lit @eille totale
M%onoHniternis an 8. Mai. Sic be-
gi1nlt tn Der 5riibe TINT / llbr 8
Mffiin. ll1O enoigt un1 a llbr 41.3
Min. nah 0eutiber 3eit. Ser 8e.
gim Der TiniterniS lit iibtbar III
europa, Meita]ien, Nfrifa, DEM SSn.
oilden D5ea1, 6cm Mtlantilden
S5ean unb oen 0itliden Seile uon
Neoroamerifa unb guoan1erifa. Das
gnoe lit fibtbar in 8elteuropa,
8%eltairifa, Dem Mtlautiiden D5ean.
Noroamerifa, suoamerifa unO~ ben
0itliben Eeilep oes 5tiIlen S5eans.
Man miro lie alio aud bel unS be-
obadten fDln1e1l. Mm is. Mai lit
cine particle @onneafinlternis. sic
begin1t morgens I'M 5 llbr II N}in.
uno enoigt I'M 8 lI6r IS Min. 9ie
lit iibtbar I'M iUoliden Sell OcS SSn.
oiiben S5eans upo in Multralien.
Am 81. Sttober fi1oet QbermalS ei1le
totale Monofiniternis itatt, Die a6er
6ei u1ls nidt lidtbqr lit. Ser 9eginl
ser Sinlternis ut li6t6ar i'm &elten
BON Noroalnerifu, i'm StiQen S5ean,
in Muitralieil Miien uno in ben Dit
li6en Seilen oes SnOiid)en S3eaus.
Das gn0e lit iidtbar I'M meltliNen
Sell 0es Stiuen 05eans, in Mliem
Dem Snoiiben S5eall, Sltairifa lno
europa, nit Musnabme Der meitli>
@en Ieile. sic begi1lnt I'M l ubr
26 Mtin. mittagS ulo enoigt uni 4
ubr 50 Wtin. na6mittags. Tim oieie
3eit ltebt allo Der MpnO in 9eutid).
lan0 nod nitt iiber Dem @ori5ont.
Mm ~. 9topenlber lit cine 5meite
5onnenfiniternis, uno .5lpar aber.
mails cine particle. Sic oauert pon
2 ubr AZ Min. biz 6 ubr 81 Wtin.
Sic beginnt I'M nor0melttiben Seile
Der uniouL lit libtbar in &unaoa, i'm
loroliben Seile oeS Mtlantilben
D5eans biz @r0nlano, III ytorowelt,
afrita, Spanien, Sranfreib, @ny>
lano uno WeItoelti9lano. @ier iallt
0aS gnoe Ser 5inIternis nabe5u nit
Communicating 5uIammen, 10 Oab
lie nod teillpeile beobadtet perpel
fann. a-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
9ifrifts9eritbt
1T unQe1t Gang
Dortfebung pom Der 1. Seite.)

w. T. Rawleigh Co. VS.. George
Fischer and Joseph Kuehn.
Brown County Bank VS.. Emil G..
Hage.
William Roesch ct al VS.. Charles
Ebenhoeh.
Bertha and Charles DAWN VS.. B. J.
and Frank H. Schwartz.
John Sittauer VS.. Rudolph Ell Alvin.
Albert Bishir VS.. r. F. and Emma
Schultz. Settlement pending).
Ben A. Weise VS.. Alfred Baltrusch
ct al.
Frank Gruber VS.. City of New Ulm.
Henry Hamann VS.. Otto Hummel
ct al.
Daniel H. Berkner VS.. Adolph Jen-
Standard Oil Co. VS.. L. I. Bjorne-
berg.
Christ Dahl VS.. John H. Poehler.
(Notice of motion for continuance).
Nelson Bros. VS.. Charles DAWN ct
al.
E. w. Miller VS.. J. A. Glassmann.
(Notice f motion for continuance).
Melvin A. Vogtel ct al, executors OF
the estate of Charles Vogtel, deceased,
VS.. the Equitable Life Insurance Co.
of Iowa.
Ida Vogtel VS.. the Aetna Lie In
surance Co. of Hartford, Conn.
Farmers State Bank of Lafayette VS..
Emil G. Hage.
Frederick Wooldrik VS.. Hugh and
Jane L. McPhee.
Ida Vogtel VS.. the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn.
John A. Swanson VS.. John Franta.
Charles M. Annexstad ct al VS.. John
Bruins ct al.
Leo Schueller VS.. Wilson Bros. ct al.
Adolph D. Rieke vs.. Payne Invest
ment Co. and Empire Holding Co.
William Palmer ct al VS.. Payne In
vestment Co. and Empire Holding Co.
Henry L. Fielding VS.. Payne In
vestment Co. and Empire Holding
Co. Settlement pending).
Edward Rieke VS.. Payne Invest
ment Co. and Empire Holding Co.
settlement pending).
/ w. P. Schmitt VS.. Frank Schwerzler.
John Bauer VS.. Emil Golnick.
Marie Nelson, formerly Marie Fred
erickson, VS.. S. G.. Frederickson.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-20
Ser mittelameritauiide @ultanis.
mus,

Mus Megito> Der flaiiiiden 2alro
0eS Gulfanismus, init Dem iid oil
9aufigfeit teftonilber nllo erupti-
per gorgdnge, a1l 3abl tatiger n11o
erloidenef Nulfale 1lur Sic binters
inoilbeu uno oltaliatiiGen Snlel9ir<
le1loen meliel1 f0i'l1ne1l, tonmen in
letter 8eit Meloungen pou tata.
ltlopbalen @robeiueguagen, Die nad)
lpeiteren Madri@ten aub BON plllta-
niiden grideinungen begleitet pa-
rem. @s4ibeint iiD babel Uni 5mei
uoneinanoer e%ntferl1te, aber ood)
tcttoniiD poer ourd 5tpei BON oenl-
ielben Magmunelt uusgebemoe MuS-
br1dSfanale in &erbinollng itebe1.
Oe Neluegungs5entren gu banoelM,
Dor oeneu 0as cine in Der Mdbp Der
lneritoniibe1l SlttMlte, am Siiomelt-
etballg Oes Ylateaus bon Welifp
BET Yera Gru5, oas auoere neiter
iublib i'll oen Mlslaufern oes Mn-
:oenipltenls 5u liegen ideint. Sic
6ormen un0 Mlrfunge1l, in 0ellen
il9 bier 'oie beipegen0en &rafte 6eig-
ten, pare11 iebr peribieoenartig:
Seebeben, 3%erlt9ruug gatl5er Dirt
ibafteL Mn5aplen grober @runo.
lpailerbeden uno iblieBlib Seifnurl9
eineS Yulfoniblotes. lteber Die.
fen 8ultallal1sbrAd miro mitgeteilt:
Muf Gem Werge @erro De Gan
Miguel bel Cordoba I'M 9taate &era
Gru3 bat iid Elm beftiser yultan-
.ausbrub ereignet. 9tad ei11em
Tunfipr1,d Der Mgentur &aoio aus
Merito tcilte iid ser Berg budltdb.
lid in 3tpei Sdlften. Gin mad)ti-
ger 2apaitro11t ergoB li6 in Die
gbene uno beetle 9orfer uno Sci
Ger ei1. Die 5taot 5an Migucl
o1n SnBe oes Berges smuroe fat
uouitanoig %5eritort. 200 8epob=
saer iinb neridmunoen.
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9reider @erii@eruns.

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IN Mtnneapolis absebaltenen Ser
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spurlps perid,punben,
Set Sem 1. Mai 1T Mntun Mnberlon
BON GbarleStpmn SDipnibip
id)t mebr geieben tpDrben.

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baft in @barleStomn 9omnibip, Neb=
moo6 @onntD, ungefdbr Z Meilen tpeit~
lid BON @pringfielo lit felt 9onntag,
Dem l. Mat BON lei11em 9eim per=
i6munben uno niemarb bat i'm leitber
geieben. @dbrenb oe8 Cages NOT err
NIT ieiner 6rau uno 5mei ainbern
in Sprinsfielb, mo iie Trau NnoerlonS
@ltern, 9errn unb Trau 8. g. Stat
fen beiudten. Nbenos perlieb ct bas
9au8 unter Dem 8ormanb bab er Elm
@%anoelbilber 9beater beiu6en mollc.
@r fubr iebod NIT ieinem Muto mad
9nuie, bolte itd &letoer uro perl6iez
bene Yerional @ffefte, nabm 5tpei Sc
ipann .Dfer0e nno etnen @agen uno
peri6mano.
5obal0 Sic Samtlte gemabr tpur6e,
bab SEER Mnoerion peri6munoen mar,
itellten ite eine unterlu6ung an lrlb
%erfunotgten it6 in SEN nmltegenoen
Srti6aften, qber e8 ldeint ais Oh niez
mano BEN Derl6munbenen Mann gez
ieben bat.
.@s ideint fei1l @runoe %porbaroen gu
ietn meSbalb 9err Nroerion 70 pl0tz
lid uno auf iol6 mpferi0ie @eiie
iein 9eim perlaiien iolte. ST bate
etma8 @6uloen, murbe aber BON ieinen
@ldubtgern ni6t geordngt; aliobeSz
megen fein @runo fran50iilden Nbz
|idieo gu nebmen. ST bate obenorein
Ste gauge TriibiabrSarbeit beiorgt II.
Sic Tamilie fann ii6 alio nt6t erz
flaren meSbalb er iein Seim p%erlafien
lolte.