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WASHINGTON

November . was Warren 6. Hard
ing's fify-seventh birthday and the
second anniversary of his election as
president of the United States.
Senator Sheppard, of Texas, has left
Washington for Atlantic City, where
he will enter sanitarium for treat
ment TO prevent a physical breakdown.
The administration expects to wipe
out by economy measures. the national
deficit of $6T0,0O0 by the end of the
fiscal year, 1t was Indicated at the
White House. President Harding was
declared to be extremely gratifled with
the progress being made by depart
ment heads and Director of the Bud
get Lord in cutting down expenditures
and effecting savings to enable the
outlay for the present year to approx
mate the governments income.
Phillip S. Smith has been appointed
acting director of the United States
Geological Survey, succeeding DR..
George Smith, who resigned to facili-
tate his work in connection with the
Federal Coal Commission
Postal saving deposits continue to
shrink, but the decrease during the
quarter ended Sept. 80 was smaller
than in any three months period since
March, 1913, when deposits reached
the peak. Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Glover declared in a statement
which said erroneous unofficial re,
ports as to the postal savings decline
had been published. Deposits in March
hn
ure of s176,s2S,524, declining gradually
since to S135, 5,625,000 on Sept. 80
Classified government tax receipts
for September showed a decrease OF
more than S276OO0,OOO, as compared
with the same month last year, the In,
ternal Revenue Bureau announced Fol
the month of September the total re
ceipts from taxes were S354, 2S4 .246, as
against s63O,75S,713 for the same
months ended with September, tax re.
ceipts amounted to 6O0.746974, a de.
crease of more than $3.50, 100000 as
compared with same period of 1921.
Withdrawal of Allied troops from
Siberia has been followed by relip.
quished control of the Chinese Eastern
Railway on the part of the American,
British, French. Italian and Japanese
governments through their representa-
tives on the interallled committee at
yladivostok, and the technical board
ut Harbin.
Expansion in coal production during
the current week, the Geological Sur
vey reported, brought the rate of out
put to point approaching ade-
quacy, but still failed to supply much
AZ q marzin for storage purposes.
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CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
oENSEO FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

Walter II. SaInler, 30, deserter, was
shot and instantly killed at Camp
Lewis, Wash, when he attempted to
escape from military guards.
Hugh Sydenham, former chief of p''-
lice of Sacramento; Clyde Simmons.
painter. and Merle Moran. all alleged
members of the ku Klux Kan, We're
arrested on warrants charging grand
larceny.
George Boos, once associated with
Russell B. Harrison, son of former
President Benjamin Harrison, in pub
fishing the Montana journal, at Hell
ena, Mont, was found dead in the
bathroom of his apartment with bul-
let through his head
After having been closeted for nearly
four hours the jury in the case Of ten
Industrial Workers of the World, at
Sacramento, Calif., charged with vio-
Iating the California criminal syndi-
calism act, disagreed and was dis
charged. The vote was reported 10
have stood 8 to for conviction.
Charged with grand larceny for the
alleged defrauding of Seattle investors
of thousands OF dollars through prom
ises OF returns from secret process
Tor the transmuturiOn of common lead
into silver, Frank Anderson, vice pres
Ident of the Aero Metal Company, and
f. NJ. VogelsOn, secretary were ur-
rested a few days ago.
A convention OF the former mem
bers of the ku kluN Khan was held in
Los Angeles recently, with the ayowed
objective, according to q. w. Price,
former king kIeagle for the klau in
California, of bringing about the for
nation of the National Association OF
the Ilu kluN Klun, Il rival organiza-
ton |'The meeting was in no way CON
nected with the old khan" declared
Mr. Price.
John H. Dozier, of Augusta, Mont, |
for many years a resident of the north /
end of Lewis and Clark county, is
dead, and Carl Shiffer, an overseas
veteran of the World War, is in the
county Jail. as a result of Il shooting
affray which took place about midway
between Gilman and Augusta. Dozier
was shot through the abdomen with
bullet from d pistol and died in an
automobile in which he was being hur- 1
ried to Augusta. Marital troubles are |
understood TO have led up to the |
shooting
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GENERAL

Tyler Longstreet Redfield, business
man and publisher of Newspaperdom,
died at his home in Greenwich, Conn,
after Il weeks illness.
Three persons were killed and five
others seriously injured when South
ern Pacific passenger train No. 100
crashed into the rear of a special train
carrying the c. y. Wortham Shows at
Adeline, La.
Mrs. Ruth Schermerhorn, OF Des
Moines, Iowa, 2l-year-oId widow, who
recently offered 10 sell herself for
$1,000 that she might be able 10 re-
cover from ptralyzed nerve centers,
sustained when shot by her husband
three years ago, has accepted an offer
of Chicago banker.
The lives of former Governor Alfred
E. Smith and Governor Nathan n.
Miller, of New York, have been insured
for $4,000 each by firm of Wall
Street betting commissioners who are
handling Il large number of wagers on
the New York state gubernatorial con
test, it has been announced. The poll
Glts " tl = AdhtI4 Jul ~ JlbAtNL Allt llTlu
against loss in handling the bets in the
event of the death of either candidate,
which would invalidate these election
wagers.
Fifteen persons-men, women and
| chlldren-left Cleveland, Ohio, re-
Gently on special train for New York,
where they will be deported.
The ankle-length skirt was officially
and permanently removed from the
wardrobes of 100000 New York women
by the action of delegates to the CON
yention of the New York City Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs in voting unan-
imously to wear dresses no longer than
seven inches from the ground.
Miss Blanche Adella Hawkins, uni.
versity student at Berkeley, Calf.
holds the distinction of being the first
person in the United States to be
granted "a license for teaching whist
ling in the public schools. She be
lieves whistling a real musical ac
complishment.
Henry Werblow, acting manager o
the Picking, China, branch of the Asi;
Banking Corporation, was arrested up
on his return to New York from Chin,
on charge of grand larceny in con
nection with an alleged attempt to de
fraud banks out of S139,000 by mean
of forged cablegrams. His brother
Robert, until recently an employe o
the Chase National bank, was ar
rested on Il similar charge.
A great hoard of gold in the Yves
has been moved into the new sky
scraper of the Federal Reserve Banl
of Chicago. The exact amount behin'
the forty-two-inch steel vault wall
was not announced. The banks lates
statement showed gold holdings o
S516, ,T37 ,1S7, although large part O
it Is held in Washington.
| Leland Tucker, 81 years old, is II
the county Jail at Missoula, Mont, al
a result of shooting affair on {
ranch. The young man gaye himself W
to justice Of the peace at Aiberton
saying that he bad Killed his father.
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A griudStone's color Is gay
when q man has his nose 10 tie
stone, HE looks gay.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-10
FOREIGN

| General Francisco Murguia. th'
rebel leader. was executed by firing
squad at Tepehuantes. Durango. Mex
leo. after brief court-,n.-tial. He met
| death calmly.
Alfred Capus, editor of the Figaro
| member of the French Academy and
| one of Frances best known writer's on
political and literary subjects, died in
| Paris recently.
A world fight against prohibition,
with the United States as the center
of the wet campaign. was planned AT
the closing session of the secret con-
ference of anti-prohibitionist at Brus-
sells
Lord Hardinge has resigned his post
as British ambassador nj Paris. Ac-
cOrding to the newspapers his success
sor is likely 10 be Sir George Graliame
now the British ambassador to Brus-
sells.
The cooperation of the United
States with the labor bureau of the
League of Nations was declared high
ly desirable ut Geneva ut the interna-
tional labor conference in resolution
presented by the delegates Of the Jap
aneSe government.
Il am not trying TO take away any
ones beer; want to give the voters
+. eedom 10 control the drink trade
Thus speaks Lady AstUr in an election
address issued in which she denies
that she desires to impose prohibition
ON the people by some act or bin.
An attempt was made recently to
blow up Oriel House. Dublin, the head
quarters of the governments criminal
Investigation department, Dublin dis
patch states. Several people were
slightly injured and many windows in
the Merton square district We're
broken.
y fierce fight took place recently at
Clifden, Ireland, forty five miles north
west of Galway, between National sol
diers and force OF irregulurs. Eighty
OF the Nationals were captured after
II ten-hour battle. one of their bar
racks was burned TO the ground ana
another was blown up by "A mine.
An urgent call for help WIS received |
by the Fedora! government al Mexico +.
City a few days ago from the governor /.
Of Qulnu,nu Roo, eastern province of I
Yuciitau, who teleEruphed shat the en- .
Ire cuust has been lushed for the last .
week by severe storms. which have de
srroyed property and crops and caused .
some loss OF life.
The American occupation aurhori-
les in CobIenz have offered reward
yf 100000 marks for the apprehension
# the assailant of former Major j. \.
SOurwine, who was taken from train
rriving in Frankfort, suffering from
wounds inflicted by robber. The re-
ward offered is in addition to the
10000 marks offered by the German
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Good children spare thdr
from early wrinkles.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-10
DAUGHTER Hl1
TO HELP MOTT
Now No Can Do All lie, 4,
Alone Because Lydi. En
Vegetable Compound HI.
about Lydia E. pintssawinH ssaw in u

|C!,o9mpOuasdy {, +
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iaeN ing such psi|
|Ssuom1achn St,1
|myback my MI
not not do my 7
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me- meth the sos|
poI pound did. N
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work alone h
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Z otfon.

points. New York December futur,
contracts advanced Is points. Spo
cotton closed ~ 23.S2c per pound. New
York December future contracts closet
at 24.35c.
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middlings. $27; rye middIings. $22.
Minneapolis. 30 per cent cotton seed
meal $40 Memphis. White hominy
feed. S29.5O. Chicago. S2s. st. Louis ,
81 per cent linsecd meal. $40, Mime
apolis $50. Buffalo. Gluten feeds.
s34S5, Chicago. No. l alfalfa, S23.5O.
St Louis.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-10

No. 1 timothy. Philadelphia. s21.50;
Pittsburgh. 1880. Minneapolis, SIS;
st. Louis $21; Chicago. s22; New York
32750. Cincinnati. $3.50; Kansas City,
$3.50. No. l alfalfa, st. Louis S2G;
Kansas City, S23 Memphis $50. No. /
prairie. Minneapolis. $3.50. Kansas
city. Sl5.25; St Louis. SlS; Chicago
$50.
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Dairy Products.

Closing prices 80 score butter: New
York, 49iRc Philadelphia. J01c Bos-
ton. 4Sac; Chicago, I7c.
Cheese markets barely steady and
undertone is very unsettled. Prices at
Wisconsin primary markets: Twins.
25&c Daisies. rs Isc: Double Daisies.
2JAc: Young Americas, 25S.c; Long
horns, 20 &c. Square Prints, 25Ac.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Gin sueiter &Dls IN Mittelbeutid-
lau1.

Set Sabresfriit madt eine Rali-
berbanbe Mittel6eutidlanb uriiber,
BEL Der als Anfubrer Elm Meontel1r
BlGttner bie 9auptroae ipielt. Nah
elmer Dem &edstage 5ugegange1lea
4ntuort auf cine &leine Anfrage bat
oieie Ba1roe binnen Sabresfriit uber
II ueberfdue auf &alien, 2obntra1ls.
porte, Sitter ur1b Boitdmter aalsge-
fibrt. Berbaftet iino bisber 26 ga.
ter. Die 8eute betrug uber cine
Milior Marf. Gin Mann 11au1ers
YIdttr1er lit iiingit berbaftet poroen,
bod felt nod nidt fell, OBJ er Der
geiudte Anfiibrer tit. Sn Der Nnt-
mort Ser Hegier1ng beibt es: Zine
einbeitltde uro baburd mirfiar1e Be-
fdmpfung berartig gut organiierter
8erbreberbnaoen ldBt it1 erit er.
m0gIi6en, menn Gle fur Geih u1to
2dnoer gepIante Reorganization Der
&riminalpoltaei ourdgefubrt fem
miro. Die Berbanblunger1 NIT ben
2droern iinb auf 5dpierigfeiteat ge-
ftoBen. So 1T ober 5u 5offen, baB
Ser Nlnr bnD berpirfIidt mir6.-
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5uo-Dafota.

-2afe Mnbes. Ser Sornaoo, mel.
der Safe an6es beimfndte, bat cir
MenfdenIeben eefor6ert 3tpei Ser,
ioner tpur6en idmer berlebt unb %
Big 80 an6ere tr1tger Ieidte BerIet,
5uttgen 6abon.
- 8erminion.. Drei Mpotefer ii
Serrid, Burfe uno 8onlteeI baber
it6 idul6ig befannt lire Mpotefer
betrieben at baber, obne baB lie re.
~geitrierte Bbarmaaiiten iino un6 muir.
Sen Inn ie $50 beitraf. Sic lteateu
Meot5inen Der, obne DOB fie r%egiftrier.
te @ebilfen botten rno berfaufen ong
Sorten 9rog11er uno @ifte.
Gapio gitp. - Nbilipp @omerg,
Mitgie6 Der bieiigen 5e1terpebr, er,
liH ndbren6 zines 8ran6es maize SCI
Rortbueitern : 8abntperfftdtte einer
.5hdoelbrnb, ole er in eine tiefe q.
ldengrube ifiir5te. CT liegt beDuBt.
los 1T einem 9oipitaI u1tb bie Mera.
.te 5tDeifelr1 an ietnem 4uffommen
-8atertutpn. Sn sen fIeinert Ort.
idaften III Gobingtor1 : gountp ner.
Den I'M for111enben Serbite 95 Big Toe
2ebrer gebraudt. gine nuterfudy,
1irtg bat ergeben, baB MIR tpenige
5dulen Big iekt lire 2ebrer baber1.
Biele Ser 2ebrer I'M borigen 5d1iI.
iabr baben better be5abIte 5te1en on.
ger1on1nne1L 10 BOB cine empfiubIide
Rnnppbeit an 2~ebrfrdften brobt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Ooro=Odfotd.

Wtnot.- @o1tberneur &enoal bon
8es Moines, Sa., purbe am Sreitag
bonn Sarmburem 9ireftor in Minot
teIegrapbiid benadribtigt, 0aB gum
ginbringen Ser Bei5enernte TT Nortb
9afota 10000 2eute gebraudt tDer-
Sen. Sen Mrbeiterrf miro ftetige Be=
|iddftigung a1if bier Monate un6 GU
te 8e5ablltng Deriproden. Ser Gou-
berneur or6nete an, 6aB bas itoatlide
Mrbeits6ureau bon Satpo nit Sen ge-
BORDEN bon Nortb 9afota San6 IN
9nn6 arbeiten fole, Inn beiddftiig-
ungsloie 2eute 5u b~eran1aiien, nab
Nortb 9afota at geben.
Sarge. - SS11 Sen meiiten EeiIen
bon Nortb 9afota II S9nar3roit nuf-
getreten Sod miro abgeieben BON ei-
nem flei1rer 8ebiet int &e6 Riber=gal
fei1 nennensperter S6aoen befiir6-
tel, tpie geridte bon Go1tntD-Mgenter
aus 81 Counties an 6ns 2an6nirt-
|fdafts College in Sarge iagen. SSn ben
meiiten Counties lit &egen notig.
9ie Garmer I'M gaB @ountD idnetoen
bren 8ei5en friib5eitig, Inn moglidf
Ibiele Dor 5d1Dar5roif 5n bepabren,
mie am Sreitag bom GountD : Mgen<
ten g. 81. 8iIion in Sarge angelina
bigt tpa1roe. Mebrere Garrrer ionen
.unreifen Bei5en geidnitten baben.
s.. ellington, Elm .5dubberfdu-
fer in Gargo, 1T an Wittmod III
8ortlanb, Ore, nnter Ser Mnflage Der
Bigamie berbaftet tporoen unb miro
I'M 2nufe BEG 5reitag IN Sarge er-
martet. ellington jon feline 56rn1 un6
bret @inoer in Sarge berlaHen nno
cine 8itttpe 1T S,ron gebeiratet pa.
ben. Meit benz Roggenoreiden IN
Rortb Dafota 1T begorne1 tuor6en,
1i11o atpnr mndte Ser r1nbe Gaiielto1t
anidiiige 5arr1er BiIlia1t MstetD Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Ser sdnlanf1ak als gerrater.

auf elmer 2anoiduIprifung m
DberIanoe befane11 Die &leinelt aIs
aufgabe iiir einen Muffab 6as
5tidnort: rBas 1T gut21 Gin
gut ta~Ientiertes Md6der idrieb:
Ser &aienbraten lit gut, 6er Reb-
braten lit gut, Ser 8odbraten 1T
gut - flir5, Die game Snfel boq
Bilobret." 9ie Sade fiel nif;
a1d Ser 2onoidger erfubr 6o-
BON, fpirte nod un6 entoedte IL
Oenl Bater oes ainoes einels ge.
iudten @iloerer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

belt 100 un0 Sar1baaf % SIffHs
men BEL ser Mbitimm1tng. Or. 5bip.
lteao ermdbnte in Ietner 8eoe nur
5enator aeaogg ais feinen gegner,
nidt aber Sra,1 Minnie 9. Slefon, Die
oemofratiide @anbioatin ur 8un-
besienat. Dus 9beritoatsgeridt
|mies oie MppeGation bes artbur
8earion ab, nelder I'M Sabre 1920 IN
HoIf go11ntD auf @runo bon Tint
itanosbetpeiien idul6tg befunoen tDar,
i'm 5ebruar besfelben Sabres in einem
Sotel IN grooffton oas ne,tgeborene
&ino ieiner Sran ermoroet unb Die
flei1pe eeid,e auf Dem 9ade bes So
tells beritedt at baben. 8earion ber-
iibert nod immer, Dob er tros ale-
Dem unbidulbig tit un6 BOB bie Son-
ne es an ben Sag bringen miro.
Spanboe. - Ole 2anbruo Ser IL
i6brige Sobn zines Sarmers nabe
Saromid, matrbe anf elmer 8iefe bon
einem miitenoen Bulen angegriffen
uno at 8ooen %geporfen. Inf feline
Silferufe elite fein Sun6 berbei uno
belt SEN 8uuen ab, Sen betpuBtlos um
8ooen 2iegenoen a,f5uipieBen. Nad
Muslage ser Mer3te miro Ole mie0er
geneien, trob6em er idtDer berleht lit.
St. Saul. - 8iaiam McDmiels,
S31 Noro Gairpietp Ibe., unb Earl
8enning, 10 Sabre alt, melde bei0e
int ielben Sauie po5nen, fabrten @aitt
mod, .sl6cno nad Saui, surud, als iie
BON einem betrafineten 8anbiten an
gcbalten purber. Sana ban6 Ser
2'1noie SEN itng.n Mann an einen
8onm ieit, un6 teriudte. oos iunge
Mdoden gu beruoltiger. Sic pebr-
te iih uno f6rte I'm 9ilfe, mdbren6
iih SIC. Ganiels ron ieiner Seiieln
teireite un6 Inn Gllfe az bolen meg
lief. AIs ser 8anoir bies fab Iblug
er oos M666en nit feinem 6eoolber
in Sen 9ifen uno hefabf ihr, ibrem
6reuuo raf5ulanien.
Sic 2eihe Ser pieriahrigen forbi-
gen Mnrtle BlGierls melde bonn
9iirgerIte1ge ibres Ge1tfes 315 IA.
Nue. SH6 berihmurfen 1T, tp11roe
@ittpcd am SluBufer amiiden 4.
urs 5. s(be ol:fgefuulen. 9as &tnb
trar n%ereenaltigt uno te1tpirgt NOR
Sen. gier Sttnoen fpdter tpuroe ser
Neler Anbretu Sodicn, 45 Sabre olt,
Ser Sat ner0ddtig ii ietEer Wobnung,
t01G s. eject Siio, bcrbaftet un6
raid nad oem @%eidnaniiie gebradt,
lin Be:palttdtigfeit::ts gegcn i'm GIT
= 8o:!5eid1ef Sram 80.
erfldrt. CT min oaFHr lorgen,
DOB min6eitens 6rei Der iingiten bier
gefangene1 Ed1tber inS 3udtbaus ge=
iper6en.
Minneoiolis. SRI. Dirie Cor
Son 8arrett, 20 Sabre alt, cine to-
lentierte MuIiffinitlertn, friiber in
Minneapolis un6 Multin, Mtnn.,
pobnbaft Fat SEN &%or1trafter &obert
st. Bed bon Chicago nn6 Mtn11eapi-
liz, nuf 100000 G6aoeneriat, hpe=
gen gebrodenen Seiratsberipredens,
berfIagt. - 6. Surnbam> ein mobl=
hnbenber 8m1unternebmer, pur6e am
Montog LETTER ISOLDE iberfanen uno
%altsgerat1bt oie 2eide Damn auf bas
gabngeIeiie gelegt, hoo EN- @her=
babn5ug SEN &opf bom 2eibe tren11=
te. - Sm @Daniton z@ebatbe, 6.
StraBe un0 2. Mbe Suo, paroe Die
fe Bobe Sic Somer1dltle fir Mtn=
neiota 9emofraten nit 6emofrati=
fd]en @anoioaten fir MemSer uno
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3. ansuf, 1922

@dide, 8aroagen etc. be5ablen.
Ridlter Sranf 81. Rpe bonn GHtrifts-
8eridt in minneapolis bot Ser 5tra.
neutrality-suspicious. befoblen, oie Sc
iddftsbiider altsauliefern, ooer Die
@ertreter geben in bas @efdngrtis.
Dieler gefeN e~rfolgte, nadoem Sell
sc. gronin, Staotanualt bon Min,
1teapoIis, Sorace 2oring, 8raioent
Ser @eieni6aft, mebrere 8orlaoungen
%ignoriert batte nub nidt eridtenen
tpar.
Gulutb. = 81. MiGer McDougal,
Sobn bes b%efannten SbiHsbal.ers
8opit1n Mleran6er Me9ougal, flint
oiete an, oaB I'M nddIten 5riibiabr
elm &iibIlpeider- uno HafetsSampf-
fhiffsperfebr atpiid)en 91lutb nno
bent S5ean in SEEM gorf %eingeridtet
1perben ione. Serner miro IN 9ulutb
NIT einem Roitenaufpano bon ST.
100000 Elm febsitodiges feuerfi6e-
res 2aeerba,1s am Sod erribtet tper-
Sen. 3pei 6radtidiffe bon 1000 Son
men tperoen nit einem 4oItenaufmano
bon lie $250,000 eebaut neroen, Inn
Sen gerfebr at permitteln.
9ifinion. = Sheriff Sobn 6. Nu-
gent bon 8rigbt GountD mnrbe Srei-
tag rtadts bon einem Badter Ser 9i-
dinIon Cooperative Creamery 1T 9i-
dinlon, Mtnn., fir einen 8anOiten
eeholten uno eridohen. Brigbt @oun
tp bate in ser letten .3eit biele 8ut-
terbiebIt6b1e in Sen Molfereien at
oerseidnen uno @odIeute tp1roen 1T
Sen Molfereien itationiert. giner ser
@ddter, Sid Grepforo, trof Sberiff
Gl1gert uno befabl linn oie Sdnoe TO-
fort bod su balten. Ms er Dem 8e=
febl nidt iofort nadfam, er0ffnete
Grenforo Seuer uno idob SEN Sberiff
nieoer.
Roorbeao. - Sci elmer 4niprade
an Sic SO 4bit11rienten 6es Staats=
2ebrer College bier empfabl 8. s..
Sanna, friiberer @ouberneur BON
Rortb 9afata, nod fddrfer 8eihrdn=
flung ser @intpanoerung oaer &1aifen
bon Srem0geborenen.
Gilbert Sea. - Gbeooore sSenien
bon Mleranber, Soma tpur6e idtper
uno fem gegleiter Sad Solnan bonn
ielben Srt Ieidt perIebt, oIs ibr Nu=
tomobil BET einem 8abnibergang bon
eiuem Rerionen5us Ser Sainots Gent
tral gabn nabe Curtis Sanction ge=
troffen tpur6e.
ct. Saul. - Inter Sen Auspiaien
oes 0eutlden Sauies fano nit gro
bem erfoIge 6as beurige oeutfde
CONNER golfsfelt in 8ree5p &oint
an bem idattigen nfer bes fiiblen
gaB Safe itaH. 9us Sous rr6 8reB-
fomitee bottle sic Seitlidfeit beran-t
ftaltet, Sic fid 5u einen tppiid oeut-
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