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Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
STATE TO COMMENCE
CAMP AIGN AGAINST
PINE BLISTER RUST

In a letter to Senator Henry f.
AshurSt recently, Don G. Mote. state
entomologist, declared that the lum-
Der industry of the western states
was threatened seriously with a dis
ease known as white pine blister
rust and urged the need for blister
control work. Yesterday Mr. Mote
received a letter from Senator Ash
urst enclosing a letter from Henry
Wallace. secretary Of agriculture
Secretary Wallace stated in the
letter that he was glad to know of
the need for blister control work in
the west. The urgent deficiency ap-
preparation recently passed, Secre-
tary Wallace stated. carries pro-
vision of $4,000 for blister rust
eradication with special reference be-
ing given to the protection OF west
ern white pine and sugar pine Tor
ests. This amount. the secretary de-
clared. will equip the department
with funds for work against the dis
ease for a year.
The white pine blister rust was
first introduced into the New Eng
land and eastern states several years
ago through the Importation OF cur
rent and goseberry plants from Eu-
rope 1t spread to the states OF the
Mississippi valley by means of the
current and gooseberry bushes that
were brought from eastern states.
Just recently the disease was dis
covered in Washington and Oregon
and other western states. spread pre-
sumably through the same medium
as before.
1t is spread. according to the au-
thorities. on plant life by being car
ried on the leaves OF the current and
gooseberry bushes. The blister rust
has but little effect on these plants
as it is confined to the leaves entire
ly. When the infected bushes are
planted within radius of 900 feet
of pine trees the rust spreads to the
pines.
Its action on the pines is entirely
different than on the current and the
gooseberry bushes. The blister rust
first begins on the limbs or the trunk
of the pine trees as a small blister
wart and gradually encircles the limb
or trunk OF the tree. The blister cuts
off the flow of the sap and the limb
or the tree dies depending upon the
place where the blister occurs.
Through this disease the pine lum-
Der industry of the entire country
has been seriously affected and many
thousand feet OF valuable lumber de-
stroyed. The commercial pine lum-
Der industry in Arizona. however, is
still a very small business and so
far no traces of the blister have been
found in the state.
One reason for this. Mr.. Mote said,
was the strict quarantine placed on
Importation of current and goose
berry bushes from infected states.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
DRY DELEGATION
WELCOMES TRAIN
AND 60 BOTTLES

When passenger train No 2 pulled
into the Arizona Eastern depot here
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning
there was a reception committee
waiting to greet the train crew. Pas
sengers alighted the brakeman sig
nailed. there was the sound of releas-
ing brakes. and then the delegation
boarded the comparatively empty
coaches.
But as members Of the welcoming
party introduced themselves to those
in charge of the Pullman coaches the
customary broad grin which is part
Of the trade in hand Of the porter
faded from each face.
AS the train backed into it's side
track terminal the visitors got busy.
They went through every berth, COM
partment and closet in every car. A
few wor d s-"federal prohibition
agents'-had thrown the porters into
a near panic and they scurried from
berth to berth, turning up mattresses.
throwing back bed clothes and re-
vealing
As a result OF the search through
out the train prohibition agents con-
fiscated about so bottles of whisky
which bore a Canadian Club" label
dIu tcquHd' dll III pdEhdBeS VI SAA
bottles each. The cache was in one
OF the Pullman coaches where J. l.
Carter served as porter. Carter was
placed under arrest and will he
charged with transporting LIQUOR. Of
ficers from the U. S. marshafs office
assisted in this raid.
In commenting upon this. the first
raid of the kind ever staged in the
state. Mike Cassidy, federal prohibit
tion agent, said:
1--WE are going to continue search
ing trains until we put a stop to the
transportation of liquor by this
method. Attorney General Daugh-
erty has ruled that the prohibition
department cannot confiscate trains
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
COUPLE
MARRY At GALLUP

Guy Plummer. caller for the crews
at the Santa F'e dispateher's office,
slipped off to Gallup, N NJ, on Mon
day. March 81. 1t had been noticed
that Inez Dunn accompanied him.
Later Mrs. Dunn announced that Mr.
Plummer and Inez Dunn had been
married in Gallup.
The bride is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dunn, prominent
and substantial residents of Phoenix
for a number Of years. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j..
Plummer of Phoenix, MIR. Plummer
for years being associated with c. o.
McMurtry as auctioneer. The
younger Mr.. Plummer holds respon-
sible position with the Santa Fe.
The newly weds will make their
future home in this city. Their many
friends gave them an old fashioned
serenade on Tuesday evening. All
who know them join in extending
hearty congratulations and well
wishes.
What are you cramming your
handkerchief into your mouth for?
I'm trying to keep from laughing.
Did you hear what that flapper called
the spindle shanked. insipid youth
who is escorting her around?"
NO"
my Tarzan! - Birmingham Age
Herald
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05

on which liquor is found Otherwise
this office might soon have equip
ment sufficient to start railroad Of
its own, and consequently tie up the
transportation system of the coun-
try
In addition to the seizure of liquor
from the train, federal prohibition
agents working under Director Cas-
sidy confiscated a still and about five
gallons of liquor at a ranch south
west of Glendale, where they also
placed Natividad Enriquez under ar
rest.
AS wind-up for a day of unusual
activity. Louis Aguages was arrested
at his home on East Tonic, street
where the federal agents found about
500 gallons of mash and a still in
active operation. on this raid the
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
PHOENIX TUCSON
JOIN To SECURE
HIGHWAY ROU TE
Amicable Settlement Of
Old Differences Of IN
terest To Both Cities Is
Agreed Upon At Recent
Conference

Formation of q Phoenix Tucson
alliance to secure designation of the
Borderland route as q. primary high
way in the state system is In pros
pect as a result of a series of confer
ences between good roads boosters of
the two cities, held here recently
Such al alliance. it was pointed out,
would effect an amicable settlement
of the highway controversy. long a
matter of rivalry between the two
cities.
Good roads men OF the two cities
we're quick to express their opinions
that only through spirit of coop
GRAFTON could Tucson and Phoenix
get their just dues in the matter of
highway construction. There was
less of the feeling Of rivalry and
more of the feeling of 'pull-together
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05

than has been manifest at any of the
previous conferences. local men said.
Considering solely the highway sit
nation in Arizona. a tentative decision
was reached by the joint conference
to combine forces to the end that
designation of a primary interstate
highway touching both cities be Sc
cured.
No Time To Lose
There were rumors of developments
in Washington, ID. c.. which are
likely to disappoint highway aspira
tiens of both cities unless mutual CO.
operation is decided upon without de-
lay, the Phoenix men said. A move
ment, which has as its object the
designation of the National Old Trails
road across northern Arizona and
following the line of the Santa Fe
railroad through Springerville and
Flagstaff was discussed here and
should such a movement gain much
headway, it was agreed that Phoenix
and Tucson both win lose their object
in road construction and federal aid
will be concentrated upon the north
ern route to the exclusion of central
and southern Arizona.
1t also was cited that while recon-
menda tions have been made by State
Engineer Thomas Maddox to the
bureau of public roads in Washington
regarding the primary and secondary
seven per cent system of the state,
no action has been taken by the gov
ernment bureau toward designation
and that by prompt effort Phoenix
and Tucson may accomplish any
proposition the two cities may agree
upon as the largest and principal
municipalities OF the state.
Special Meetings Called
Proposals discussed by the joint
committee were understood to involve
the designation of the route through
the two cities as primary and possible
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05

AS a feature OF the present Lenten
season there has appeared each day
in The Republican a daily Bible
reading lesson which has become
very popular as well as instructive
to a great many people. These les
sons are prepared by the Rev. Philip
Y. Pendleton. pastor of the Central
Christian church, and will appear in
The Republican daily until the end
Of Lent. These daily Bible reading
lessons are published for the especial
use OF the Pocket Testament league.
The Bible reading lesson for today
is as follows:
Lesson 81 Mark
Part 4-Conquests in Galilee once
more.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
Lenten Bible Readings

l. Second conquest over the pri-
vations of the desert; 1000 fed with
seven loaves and a few small fishes.
S:1-9.
2. Return from retirement. $40.
g. Final Galilean conflict with ira
ditionalists, Pharisees. S:1i-12.
4. Tenth retirement. S:13.
5. Warning against Phariseeism.
S:14-21.
g. Second conquest over Indifferent
unbelief. Blind man healed. S:22-26.
T.. Conquest of faith among his
own. S:27-30
s. First announcement of victory
through death over death and teach
ing of that principle. S:3i-9:1.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05

such designation for the Superior
route or a portion of some highway
which Phoenix may decide upon.
Special meetings Of the board Of
directors Of the two chambers will be
held Thursday, April s. at which time
definite action regarding the highway
situation viii be taken. it is expected.
These board meetings are to be fol-
lowed by another conference here.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
COLD MEAT

Cold meat will not be tough when
reheated if it is not allowed to cook.
Heat the gravy, then set on back OF
range or in the oven. Put thin slices
of meat into this and let it stand
a few minutes before serving. but be
sure not to let it cook Cold roast
beef prepared in this manner is
delicious.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
souP J BASIS

The water in which vegetables are
cooked should not be thrown away
The chief nutriment of the vegetable
is contained in this water and it will
form the basis for an excellent SOUP
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
whlPPINe CREAM

When cream refuses to whip add
the white Of an egg This will usually
result in a stuff creamy mixture
when all beaten together.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
STRAW HATS

The dark straw hat YOU wore last
year can be made TO look like new
if you brush it well and then apply
diluted vinegar.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-05

federal men were assisted by mem
bers of the police force.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25

bieiigen bei6en fatb. 60riterpereinen
tpte ienen Ser neutrality-suspicious. be.
ltebenoen 8eriammlung, Sic lebter
5onntagna6mfttag int @u6itorirm
Der &atbe6ralbo6i6ule itattfan6, er
fldrte, Geo. 50: @tenger, Staatsie-
fretdr 6es fatb: S0riterorbens Sic or=
georonete Natenerbobung, 6ie CUR 5i=
E9eriteuung 6es @erban6es als lt1um=
gd1gli6 gei6il0ert tpa1r6e.
&arl, 6as bier Sabre alte 50bn=
6en Ser an 5%tpetter 5troBe n0roliG)
mobnen6en Somilie Souls Woosbrug-
ger, 1tarb lebten Sreitagmorgert na@
mebrere @o@en longer &ranfbeit 1ro
tpnr6e Samitugna@mittag bon Der
Iu%nbefledten @mpfangrisfirde aus
|beeroigt. Sen @ltern u1tr6e in Ser
;Stnn6e 6eS berben &erlultes algemet=
mes 8eilei6 befun6et.
Sn ser &lage 6es gilbert 8eber
bon Mtnneapolis gegen Soiepb &abt=
ger nnb &einri@ 56neioer Don M=
bann, in mel@er &ldger 8ergutung
I'M 8etroge bon $500 fir bel einem
Mutomobil=l1nfan erltttenen Sda0en
|beanipru6te, erfannten lebten Dom
neritag Die @ei6tporenen I'M &reisge=
riGt 5u @uniten ser 8erflagten, 6ie
ourh Ben &e6tsnntpat Heter Mbles
bertreten tpl1r6en.
- Ser in ser ct. Mntoniusge=
mein6e befteben6e Ebeaterperein fiibr-
tie lebten @onntag na9mitags nno
aben6s I'M Mu6itori1tm bes ct. @lou0
SSnitituts 6os an1pru6sbone 9uitipiel
uMn6 Sone Gomez SEQ" auf. Sci BEL
Sen @%elegenbeiten mar 6as Mu6to-
|ri1tm nit GROCER 3uboreri@aar a1tgee
fiiQt, melbe Sen 2eiitungen Der anf
Der @iibneMe ittptrfen0en moblber6ten'
ten 8eifam 5ollten. @eltte, 9onneritag,
|obenos, miro ser @eretn BEN Ebeater-
liebbabern bon Welroie IN Der bortt=
gen ct. 8onifn5i1si6ulbaQe ben glet-
9en @enuB bereiten.
~ Murn1ebr menige Gage %eriibrtge1
bis gum l.. Sltni, Dor tpel6em Die
Sdlfe ser Observation-Disclosures IN
Ser Dffice 6es @ountpi9abmeiiterS
binterlegt ieih m11B, falls Sic Ste1ter<
|8obler Sen Mufi6lag bon 5ebn 8ro5ent
|bermet6en tponen.
- Sm Sauie ibrer an Is. Moen1te
nor6li6 tpobnen6en @ltern tit Sri.
.5erapbine 2ebmeier, Eo6ter Der So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25

@runentpal6 ~gelegentli6 Ser @raont=
rnngsfeier elmer Mn5abl 30glinge Die
6eitreoe bolte11 nno aben6s BET Der
gleiden 6eitgelegenbeit an Der Sof-
ldule in Song 8rairie als @eoner auf-
treten.
- Sim Mber6e 6es 8fingitionn=
tags tperoen bierun65man5ig 3og1tn-
ge ser &atbeoralbo9idule Bel Der
SdluBfeier oes 5emeiters oas Mb=
gongsaeugnis erbalten.
- Son einem flint Sabre 1ongen
.2ei6en lit Sreo 81. @aro> @igentn111er
.6es College Supplp Store, an er1ter
Mben1te iu6IiG, Sonntagmorgen 6ur@
Sen 500 erl0it tpor6en. gr erret@te
bas Sitter bon So ,Sabren rn6 bin=
terldbt leiner @atttn ie@s &tnoer.
9ienitagmorge11 fano Die 8eeroigl11tg
nod einem in ser &atbe6rd1e tint 6eb11
ubr gebaltenen gteq111em on1 oeM
)@albarieng @ottesader ftatt. Weoge
er ruben in Srte6en!
@botograb @ugen g. SM
mur6e auf Ser Mitte lebter Bo9e IN
ct. Soul abgebaltenen Staatsfonoen-
ton ser &nigbts Semplar bon Wtin-
neiobn ols &~66ffommanoenr fiir oaS
laufenbe Sabr ertpdblt.
Sobn Sang, tuel6er iett benz
Iebten 5ap01f Sabren Ser @onntD : He-
qi1trarsoffice III pfli@tgetrelter Wet1e
:bor1tebt, bat lebten @omitag 1etne
@onoi6atur fiif Bie6ermaW fir oas
Mmt in Ser Office 6es @ountD=Muo1~
tors Mi6. HbomeD ~eintragen lai1en.
@or elmer aus Mttglteoer1t DER
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N MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

Ders bon Hrinceton bon no aus Snn,
mia in friiberen Sabren berieben tp1tr.
Sc, Ser ffd0nen Geier Bel. Na6 benz
8odamte bielt Der bodtp'fe 8iidof
oie 5eitpreoigt uno nabm Johann bic
@eibe 6es @diteines beg 11el1en Rlo-
tiers unter ben borgeibriebenen 3ere.
monien boz, nn6 .es tD11roe 6ann BET
einem in Ser &ane 6er Bfnrri9lle ab-
.gebaItenen 8anfett 6ns bon ben Grnl1-
en- Ser @en1ein6e f0ftli6 %5uberetete
GeitmnbI bon Ser bodtp. @eiitlibfeh
eingenommer1. 9ie Nrbeit an benz
neuerr @ebdnoe, 6ns Ben Bldnen ge-
mdB elm itattilder 8au gu peroen
peripridt, gebt IN 5ufrieoenftelenoer
0eiie boran, unb sic Mitglie6er Der
@enoiienidnft ertpnrten, br critics
RIoiter in 6en Ser. Staaten Biz Mit-
te Muguit bolen6et 5n feben, 10 oaB
|6ielelben irgen6 einem Stu6enten ODER
iungen Wann, ser getDiM 1T, ii9 6em
altep Orben Der 4reu5bdter, Ser felt
Sem Sabre 1911 in griiten5 III, Muf-
nabme iidern fonnen. SSltnge Man-
ner, oie iib bieiem Or6ensitan6e als
|8rieiter o6er 8rnber pibmen tDo1en,
np0gen ii6 oieierbub an Sen Superior
|@erD Meb So. ban Dinter, 8. g. g.,
|Gcbncn g. 8, st. 1, menben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25

Mile SSacob 2ebmeier, mad elmer meb.
rere Monate anbalter6en Rranfbeit
ielig i'm &errn entiblafen. Die Ser.
Itorbente muroe Dor 81 Sabren IN ct.
Glono geboren unb berblteb tire gan-
&c 2ebens5eit an ser Seite Der gltern,
ste in ibr cine quite, liebeboqe Sodter
betrauern. Mebitoem b%etraurt ibre1
Singang cine Sdueiter, Grau 8tl>
liam 8errD bon Milna11fee, uno bret
8riioer, Soiepb, SEQ un6 &oman BON
bier. Montngmorgen fan6 nod einem
in ser unbefledten gmpfdngnisfir6e
itattgefunoenen &equiem Die 8eeroi>
gung auf Dem neutrality-suspicious.
itatt. M0ge tie ruben IN Srieoen!
49, Srau Mnna Matlon, @attin nn-
ieres 8nrgermeiiters IS. IS. Mation,
1T Mittmo9morgen ibrer Monate lnns
gen &ranfbeit erlegen. 9ie Dabinge-
ldieoene 1prroe int NoDember 1868
lin 8eaepiem, Mtiionri geboren, er=
rei6te iomit bas Sitter bon nobe5u SO
Snbren. SIN Sanuar 1895 berbeira=
tete tie iib nit Serrn Mation, nit
6em jie 5tpei Sabre ipater IN ct.
glou6 ibr @eim modte uno 6nsielbe
bier beibebielt. Dem 10 i6tper geprnf=
ten @utten binterldBt tie orei &inoer,
uno in 0eren 2eio teilen ii6 bier
8rii6er un6 bier S9meitern.'.Die 8e=
er0ignng fin6et beute, Conner tag,
na6mittags ouf 6em Nortb Star
Srie6bofe itatt. Wdbren6 Ser 8egrab=
nislh1noe mer0en Sic 5tootbeamten=
ituben gei6loiien bletben.
- Die 2ei9e 6es be ltorbenen
Carl g. Mit6eu, 8ruber unieres W}tt=
bilrgers %. IS. Mit6eu, miro 5reitag
bon ser 8unoesbanpt1ta6t bier eintref
fen nn6 III ser 6amiliengrnft anf bent
MortD @tar Srie6bofe beigeiebt mer=
Sen.
- Observation-Disclosures Sobn 90
mimi bnt oen Yilot=Hoiten ser @au=
lpieler ser &imanis iugen0li6en Sligo
i%ibernommen un6 liebt gutem grfolge
ser inngen gauipieler entgegen.
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!. R~inoerfomr11union itattfin6et.

81. Mnoerfommut1ion itattfinoet.
( Mit ser goncretRlrbeit I'M gr6,
geidoB Ser r1euen ct slntoniusfirbe
auf Ser Weitieite Der Stta6t 1T am
|Dienitag unter Mnleitung beg gnlt,
%fontraftoren Norbert Seirnarn be-
gonnen tpor6en.
= 9onneritng b%ergangener ISOLDE
mnr6e bie @oniefratton beg @diteines
bes ne1tet1 &loiters, tpeIdes sic &re15-
bdter in Onamia I'M 2mufe biefes
|6ommers erri6ten laiien, bonn bo6tn'
item 8iibof sos. 8uib borgenommen.
Scr ein6rndsbouen Geier ging Elm
bonn bo6p. P. ban Dinter> Superior
Ser @enolieni6aft coram episcopo &C.
|Iebriertes @o9amt borar, tpobei Die
bo9m. 9atres D5ermans bon Bern=
bale nls Diafon, &eD5ers bon Butler
als Snb6infon nnb ban Ser 9ulIf
bon Onamia als 3eremoniar aiiiitier-
ten nr6 benz 9berbirten bie bodm.
&erren Stiegler bon Bier5 nn6 2eutb=
ner bon 8ndmot1 nls Miiiitenten 6tert=
ten. SIM Sa1ft11oril1m nare1 anne
len6 bo6tp'iter Mbt MIcnin, 8. g. g.,
bon Ser ct. Sobannes Mbtei, bo6tp'-
tier Msgr. Nladta bon &oDalton,
mel6er Dor IL Subren 6ie @enneinbe
Snamia als Miiiion beriob. Sod-
|6enielben aiiiitterten sic bodm. Ser
rem &lein bon 2aitrup un6 &ran bon
|Borelton. Ser &ir6en6or Ser 81.
&reu5-@emein6e fang cine gregoria-
nii6e Meiie, Ser 6urd Sic bo6p. Ser
rem g9irmers bon Siafis, Snpers
fbon 8ron6on 11n6 ban Ser 8oer, Mii=
%fiorur Ser @enoiienidoft, berifddrffft
Itpar. Mud tpobnte Aodm. Serr Ma-
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&organge IN
@tQDtle6eu

- Die ieoes Sabr ubltbe @raber.
ihmiidrngsfeier finoet Dienitag font
member @od)e nit elmer bon Ser Mnte-
riean 9egion peranitalteten Seitltd.
felt Itatt, Sic NIT elmer groBartigen
biItorilden Earaoe, on Der Die SUI
aeno ser peribte6enen S@ulen Der
Staot, sic 8. q. ST., 6as Sral.en.nn-
teritiitungs= gorps, ser 9. 8. Searle
;Sirfel ser Srauen Ser g. 81. S.. mie
Sic Srouen=l 1nterltiitungsliga Der
Mn1erican 2egion tetlnebmen. Sic ct.
glouo Multftapeue miro in ser 8ara-
he ouflpielen. Ha9 ser 8araoe miro
&ap 8. gbaie in Ser @affenboue bic
@eoddtnisreoe balten.
- Ole 26. Sabresperiammlltng Der
MIten Mniieoler+ Aliociation bon
@tearns uno sen a1,gren5en6en goun.
ties miro am DienIt tag, Sen g.. Stunt,
morgens 10 ltbr, 1T Ser nelten Bres,
buterioner Stride ltattfin0en. 3nr Odt.
taesitunoe miro elm Selteiien ierbtert,
rod} tpeldem sic geieGidaftlide I'm
terbaltlrng absebaltsn miro, pobet
budap. Standardization @rutentpalo
ais Souptreoner auftreten miro.
Sci ei11em 9ienitagmorgen in Der
@~otbeorole pomt bodm. Serrn Crit
nentpolo 9elungenen9 rautamte lteBen
ibren Sreubuno o1rh Erieltersbano
ieanen Meinbolo Sru5insfi, Sobn Der
@itue Moria Srl,5tnsfi uno SRI.
0eIpbiue McMabon,Soht Ser Srau
8. %. McNtubon. Sn ser nnbeflef=
ten gnpfGngnisfirde tpuroen BET Ell
rer bonn bodnp. P. 8ius, 8. g. S.,
Inn 7 ltbr geleienen 9rautmel1e ber<
ebelid)t Yeter 8. Spangler uno SRI.
Mn1alia @eber, So6ter Ser Srau s..
Weber, rtno ont Mittpo6morgen rm
neur l1br selebrterte Ser bobp. p.
sllto, .. @. g, in ser l1nbefledten
gmpf1ngnisfir6e Elm 8rautamt, mabzz
reno pelhem it6 Sermann Srtb nno
Sri. Maria 9iibesmeDer sic Saro
surn g1tnoe reidten. Mt ibren Ser
1ponoten url6 6reunoen minim Dem
iunqen Haaren ou9 Der rNoroltern"
DIN itptg heiteres un0 erfolgrei@es
Gbeleben.
- Cine lpe5ie1e 8eriammltng Der
ct. Glol1O &artoffel5uhter : M1loc1a=
ton miro Somitagnahmttag 5tpet
ltbr in Sen Commercial Club 3im=
mern I'M green Sotel itaHfinoen.
- Ser gegen Bi1arb s. Glouo,
nelder BON 6en @roBgeidtporener
tpegen gbebruds 1T M~nflage5uitano
erboben tpuroe, Dor &reisrtdter Sobn
81. &oeier gefiibrte Bro5eB, Ser meb-
rere Sage IN Mnfprub nabm, tam leg
ten Gienitag au gnoe. @onntD-Mn-
tpalt Soul Mbles bertrand e. 1T Der
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getueisfiibrung cine Settle gu ihmie.
sen, III tpelde Mnmalt 2uotpig 5olein
ais gertreter oeg bes gbebrnbs au-
geflagten trot ieiner bieler gegen bie
Sen 3eugen eeiteuten Sraeen erbobe-
men gimenoungen feine greide gu
ldlagen bermodte, un6 iein getpaues
un6 i6arfiinniges Mnsbolen Der
Staats5eugen mie ipdterbin Die flare
Iuno faBlide Darlegltng oes out oie-
len RriminolfaI be5uglthen @eie.
bes bradte sic @ei6poreten nod
faum einitiinoiaer geratllng 5l bent
%einitimmigen Babripruh, Der ben
M%ngeflagten oes linn 5nr 2oit geleg,
ten 8erbredens idulotg erfannte. Mm
DienItagno6mittag mnrbe ber BroaeB
Ser 6rau 2iGian gronin, Die unter
Ser Mnflage oes gleiden @erbredens
mie Glou0 itebt, bon &reisridter Noe.
fer aufgerufen.
- Gin 2eben bon erniter, iegens.
!retder Mrbeit nn6 trelter 8fltdterfll~
Iunq ibrer @tanoespflidten bat an
|Dienltagmorgen ieinen Mb1dl11b ges
funoen. Trm Mn6reas 3eis i6loB IN
ibrer 8obnung na6 mebrere Monate
Tangent 2eioen, 6as iid aber erit IN
Sen lekten paar Bo6en als lebens,
qefdbrlib ertpies un6 oas tie beltenS
s,1r Gorberettl1ng auf einet g1te1t 300
benutte, lire Mugen gum etptgen
|@dl1mmer. Sic 9abingef6ieoene, ge-
borene 8olter, tp1tr6e in @t6monb
geboren; iie oerebeli6te ii6 tn 1883
lin ct. Saul nit Mn6reas Bets, nit
oem lie in ct. glono ibr Seim er-
ridtete uno oasielbe big gu tbrem
Eooe beibebielt. Die glidli6e @be
uuroe nit nelt11 &in0ern geiegnet,
BON 6enen Elm S09ter6en int iugero-=
lid)en Sitter itarb un6 6ie attoeren rn-
ter ibrer 0biorge gu geiitteten braoer
Meniden er5ogen tpur6en. Sic >par
cine ber5ensg1te, itets btlfsberette
Trau; ibrem @atter1 NOR tie cine trel1e
2ebensgefdbrtin uno ibren &inoern
cine fiirforglide Mutter, pas btele
IibrerIeits ser M1ttter 01r6 finolibe
aiphp hprnoItpn Size thren 8erIu1t be-
trauern6en @i116er iin6 CLARA S.,
@ilbelm, glIfre6 nno @ouaro, Ole it'd
nod inn 8aterbauie beftnoen Sra11
IMaria Singer bon 5outbeart, 81. g.,
sso1epb 81. bon Sarge, 81. g., Mn>
6reas So. bon Mlba1D 1tn6 Waeaa S.
BON minneapolis. 9as 2ei6enbegdng-
mig fin6et Sreitagmorgen nod etnem
in ser unbefledten @mpfangntsftrde
geboltenen @equiem auf BENT &alba-
rienqottesoder itat. MlS ge5peienes
Mitglie6 6es ct, Mnna-6ranenper>
eins tpeer6en 6eiien Mttglieoer an benz
8egrdbniiie tetlnebmen. Mf0ge ole
@eritorbe1e ruben 1T 6rteoen. Sen
.trauern6en &interbliebenen entbietet
|6er rMoroitern" fein moblgemetntes
8eileib.
ST. ser ct. @ene0Hts-a faoentte
gu @t.Soiepb miro fomnnenoen Sor1t-
bobm. STANDARDIZATION