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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

Ne Eass uss BreaAsass with HE Fses
- The Hess - Oos vIcsirn.
DEvILis LAKk n. D., July Ed 8.
krsader. formerly living near Csndo, in
Towner county. his wife and four dargh-
tiers we're brutality murdered this morning
by Albert Raamburger, . nephew Of
Areider. for whom he had been do
Ing farm work. Hamburger shot his
uncle dead and went to the kitchen where
Mrs. Areidef Vas preparing the morning
meal and shot her in the head. He then
went up stairs where the four little chill
dren had fied and deliberately killed them
ali with shotgun. Baumburger re-
turned to the kitchen, took knife
from ArA Ereider's hand and nearly
severed her head from her body. Then
taking the knife. he proceeded upstairs.
and finding one Of the~girls yet alive. held
her in his arms and cut her shroat.
haumburgef then vent in search Of
the remaining three little girls.
he found the eldest, and vas
preparing to murder her wh hen he remem-
bered that he had not had breakfast. He
ordered the girl 10 prepare q meal. and,
with one foot resting on the head of her
murdered mother, he ate his breakfast,
and then pulled out his watch and said:
Well did the whole job inside OF thirty min.
utes.
His immediate thirst for blood being ap-
peased. he took the girl and carried her to
the barn. tied her firmly with . rope and
returned to the house. where he searched
until he found all the valuables the
family possessed. gold watch and
80 IN money. which he took and fed.
sheriff McCune, assisted by scoreaof men,
- after the murderer, and il he is caught
he viii be lynched. The only motive for
the crime il . slight dispute which oc-
Cured over trifie.
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The ObssFucttons Rem Cd by the CITY
-Southern Pacific TYncka Tarn T..

Southern Pacific Tsacks Torn Tn.
OAKLAND. July 6.--The opposition ferry
service between this city and San Fran.
cisco wAa the cause Of . serious clash be-
tween the authorities Of Oakland aud the
Southern Pacific Company tonight. 1,
Vas the intention Of the opposition ferry
steamer Rosalis 10 dosk ~ the foo, Of
Broadway. bat the Southern Pacific has
held that part ofthe water front xelasively
for eighteen years and had fences aud gate
built across the street and small ticket
of.iee on the line OF the street Efforts
have for some tine been made by the city
authorities Of Oakland 10 induce tie
southern Pacific 30 give free access along
broadway TO the water 'front.' eus without
success The Southern Pacific had
possession of the water front al
tie foot Of the street and avenue
leading thereto and BY its action indicated
that it proposed 10 keep IL This afternoon
Mayor Pardee concluded tha. the situation
called for unusual measures. He in-
sfrgcsed Street Superintendent Harrison
to remove the fences, gate aaa buildings
and To clear the way 10 the water front
The street supsrinssnde recruited his
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TACOMA AMUSEMENT NOTES.


Tacoma. July s. - Especially - r. +.
French has arranged To put the old Oiyni-
pic theater company on n new circuit.
which includes Vancouver. Victoria. West
minister and Nanaimo. Vancouver will be
his headquarters. and there he will play
two Sights OF each week, with two more
nights a, Victoria. and the balance prin-
cipai;y at tho other places named. DC
casieaaliy he viii drop into other lower
Sound cities.
Tha,cher's "Africa" company will be
at tbs Tacoma thcatsr during the latter
part Of next week.
July Is Cordray will open with "Biack
Croo~" at the olympic thcsser. which. un-
der his management. will be named after
the manager. IS at Seattle and Portland.
THIS performances this week of the
Frohinsn Lyceam Company resulted in
raising it another notch higher in popu-
faritv
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0sssrxs Trader. the clever suseainse Of Count
PauE,. in "Francescs di Rimini' last week. has
accspssd IN offer from . San Francisco manager
Dsyfsll vtnton. who 10 best known In seattle
By his talsnted psrsonssiop Of Lauctoeto. Count
Of R:nini. at Cosdray's, viii leave fog San Fran.
eisce early this week.
Tks cordsay company closes tonight In the
'Co,sns Of Rimini" The shsstss viii rsmoln
closed until September. except when engaged
b. LEGAL os travelling combinations
William Bennett, who Tor his experience hes
mais . cssditabls showing on the cordray stage,
will play his next engagement In San Francisco.
for which city he will lsavs Tuesday next
On Monday. July II. ct the new seattle shes-
ter tkas sterling actor. Robert Mantel. will pre-
sent ais latest romantic play. 1.-THE Faos In the
Aoositght" lie will b here Tor three nishtA
Mspsssr Coedray will leave for the East -
soon ~ biz circuit with 1.-THE Black Crook" has
been: gone over. He viii engage his new COM
psnias In New York city, among them Q frat
ciassscomic opera combustion
Mansgsr cordray has billed 'The Black
Croo.." combination for Tacoms, Tuesday, July
Is The success OF tho presentation In Portland
has FEN phenomenal, and indications point TO
another week Of crowded business.
Tha Anltaomah Athletic Club. Of Portland.
Or. attended ia . body the performance OF
George Thaschcr's Minstrel and opera extrava-
and whom Otis Harlan, the leading comedian,
appeared gave the club yell In his honor. Mr..
Harlen. who. By the way. 10 . son OF MAJ. w. 4.
Harlan. Of thia city. 10 one of the most popular
Of the young nssa on tho operstic stage.
Thomas Quinn. the wsli-k known character &C.
tor Of Cordfay's Company. win visit 6an Fran.
cisco. this week. He 10 polished legitimate
actor. who win b sn acquisition 20 any strong
combination. He will b. accompanied by his
wife. Miss Florence Lyteli. who's prepos.sssing
stage presence and accomplishments - . lead.
fng Juvenile lady will commend her wherever
she COCA. Miss 1.yteii has done both leading
and .avopiis business at Cordray's with great
suoc~ls.
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An interesting wedding ceremony vas
performed last night at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson, 14ll Pike
street The contracting parties were Mr..
John A. Swan and MISS Caroline Halter
son. both Of Seattle. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Alexander Alison.
i. d., Of the First Presbyterian church.
Mr. L. A. Hallberg acted As groomsman
and Miss Annie Beeman as bridesmaid
The couple will 60 to housekeeping ct
lhl9 Madison
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Hoard Of Friendly visisors.

The regular moplhly meeting Of the
board of friendly visitors of the Bureau Of
Associated Charities. occurs Monday. At
30 p. M. at the rooms Of the bureau,
Seattle National bank building. Rev.
Alexander Alison, ID. D., who IL familiar
With the work Of friendly visiting - car.
RED on in Philadelphia. will address the
hoard
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xas.era PARA Cycling Evens.

NV YcxK, July q - The BROOKLYN
branch Of The National Cycling Associa
,,on OF America inaasurassi its events Al
Ea,,efn Park today. Following Is = sum
mary of the races:
ouarte, rafie-H c. Wheeler, Orange. ~ J..
WIS. Tine. * Itia
Hslf u,l!s. haadiesp-M q crcekes. OF New.
,su. Mas. woa- Tins. 10 is-sa
Two piles, scrssea-H L Wheeler Won
I1fne. i ~ ~
Five mile hsndicse-c W. Dornsgs. OF Bat
:sla vl1 Time. IS; - IA
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The Aeaiey Regatta

foxThs, Jelly The Lass svens In tie
HENLEY regatta ware rowsi today and crisss
o sss4:t to sae wtnasra
The AAzasiea college dssesssi TIE Iaamss
ke~sR4 tsaS fox the stewards cap
1as sesnAser esse beAs tie London Rowing
Clsb ;s,T sac grand eaalssngc cap
g. h hssne1y IL the ksn<stan cl1a. best p.
R4aa.assou. OF the ThAsacs Rowing Clae. iof
tAe cs4aaoal SCALA
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Yakima's Exhibit NJ the FAIR
YAKIMA Herald

volnsy TAFT. in letter from Chicago 70 HE
father. writes that the Yakima exhibit u the
wofld's lair consists Of 'so0e appis and seven
snail Jars of trait" Tais 10 notifying show.
lag FOR tie mast productive section OF the ssssa
|, 10 time that an orrsnixed effort vaa made to
have this county properly represented Mr..
benson IL there taking IAkiHsx, bat nnds IL up
hill work with no exhibits 10 back up bis state
sseats, and not . scrap OF paper descriptive Of
ta.s couasry.
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Capt. Bryant and Assistant Boiler In
spector Cherry had an experience At
Whatcom that caused them both to show
how nimble they could be. They were in
speeding the steamer May Queen and the
boiler was supposed to stand $50 pounds
pressure. When the hydrostatic pressure
reached $50 pounds the boiler showed
signs Of weakness. Mr.. Cherry tapped 1t
with hammer and the water spouted
through the plato where the hammer
struck it. The inspectors. engineers and
iiremen made themselves scarce at a
lively gait. The boiler was an old one.
had been in use about ten years and had
not always been properly taken care of.
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AN OHIO wOMAN's ESCAPE.


From Certain Death.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Another almost
miraculous cure of the third stage of con-
sumption by DIR. Amick has come to light
Over . year ago Mrs. Hayes. Of North
Bend, O.. who was given up TO die within
a month. was placed under his treatment
st the request of . neighbor. no less .
celehr ated person than Mrs. Bette Eaton.
sister Of ex-President Harrison. Amick
soon had Mrs. Hayes on her feet and she
has remained we'll ever since. Thousands
of consump.ives write to Amick for medi-
cine, but as his only ambition is to satisfy
his brother physicians Of the correctness
of hi. theory and treatment, medicine to
ties, is only sent to doctors in good stand.
ing
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PoRr TOWNSEND, July 7.-lSpecial. r.
The value OF foreign exports during June
Was $lss ,o96. decrease of $4,000 as COM
pared With the preceding month. Last
month l2,0l0 barrels of flour, valued At
<s,1l, were shipped foreign. principally
TO China and Japan, new markets that
have both recently been opened to Wash
ington cereals. Here is . tabular state
ment showing the amounts Of exports:
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(nMH


San Francisco, July John w. Flood,
ex-cashier Of the Donohos- Kelly bank. will
b tried second time. Judge Seawell to-
day granted the motion of Floods attor-
neys for new trial Of tho case. The
judge held that In the first trial, the re-
suit Of which was the conviction Of Flood.
he erred in instructing the jury, and thar
the prosecution should have introduced
evidence other than Floods report to show
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The CITY Directory ios the current year 10 nov
Ia press. Any one having nads change In
ihs.s eas!usss location OF r.ace OF rss.dsne< can
have the corrsctaon made - notifying ~ saAia
OF otherwise. Polk's seattle Directory Com
pany, a Raxvels buiidisx. city.
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what neney vas on hand on February
IL. the day that the finance committee Of
the board Of directors counted the cash.
and also what money VAS received and
raid our between that day and the day Of
discovery Of defalcssion. Flocsi vas re-
leased on bail in the suru Of $foo.uoa
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eseaisnffon, This will b the amusement
Sssft - he week.
The Cordfsy theatsr win Close Tor the
nas,u With toniGht's performances Of the
sCbmnl q Rimini." Manager Cofdrsy
IN - n . more advantageous position
nsn svsT next season 20 entertain his pa
: $50, = his acquisition Of the Olympic
fadsw In Tacoma completes his circuit,
& = pili enable him 70 give more varied
+ eaFmances. He has already secured
p4vlass comic opera company and VIII
~ Angsgr two dramatic companies with
4 DscA he will play short seasons at his
Sltlf, Tacoma and Portland houses. He
~ East In . fortnight 70 select bis
Esstic companiss. and his matured Ak
gisnec In this respect will enable him TO
IsecHrs the best combinations and tbs 10
III sud most attractive plays. During
- cs.'sing period Ill three thessess will
y renovated. both ins1de and ont, no that
i addition 70 new attractions patrons
viii Is treated TO m entire change iDths
'IBtsrsSr appointments.
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IxsPECrED rnE MYsrIC.
Capt Bryant 1ells TIE CsAaitiea of ths
Mech. 1olkO0-O Beat.

OoD6 o1yoot 1o1to tOo CO001eoO0 q t0o
Mech Talkod-of Best.
Capt. Bryant inspected the hull Of the
tug Mystic yesterday 1t Duwamish head.
The hole in the Nystic's side has been
stopped with canvas and the boat rides at
anchor. Capt Bryant says that the hole
made In her starboaFd quarter BY tho nose
Of the State Of Washington b cut almost
to the keel. and big enough to drive .
horse . cart through. The engines
are in the hull, but the boil.
Or II missing. He found the
hull uninjured by toredos, woich
had only. attacked the gingerbread work,
and estimates that the wreck II worth
from $3.50 to 5000 - II 10 ct present
Half Of this will go to the underwriters
and the otser half TO the man who raised
her, Capt Craft having thrown up the
contract which no and Christensen had
for raising the tug. Capt. Bryant says
that estimates will be obtained Of the cost
of fixing mp the Mystic and then it will b
determined whether the work will b done
By the under writer's.
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OPERA CO.
/ - epectscular Extravaganza
~ Weeks Attraction.
,e or TIE coRoaAy SEASON
u1rnv-on Psasssesls - ssvsssy Rec
- CsoSs Opsss Rss1ss-
-nesss - Ne oeags.

II hssetoeoss IN
heard AZ number
Of twenty
principals uui b
sesn In the east
Of the nsw spec-
taculsF comic
Opera, africa"
which Mr.. George
Thsscher and his
operate sxt1ev-
aganss company
viii present - the
Seattle theatsr 10
morrow. Tuesday
and wednesday
nIghtA There
are over seventy
people in the OF.
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aessts grsst credit upon tie young artisk
1h,s psecs aboands With thss bright. tune
fut music that b eensrnlly described =
"cttchy." sad which - lavosahay strikes
shs. ruh13e fancy. Thsss ass solos, duess
snc conerted numbsss In the piece which
hsss becons immensely popular vhsrsvsx
hsars- The ehoruses are I'll merry, thus
Isayine nothing 70 Be dssirsd % Tar q the
musical portion d 'Afriea" h concerned.
IAsstosy a "AfSiea" = strikingiy origi-
nsi; being - al timss interesting and con-
ssssfnt, although u IL occssiouaIiv
siishfiy exaggerated, bat what story Of .
pay - notf There 10 also . plot Of sum-
Cert depth 70 keep the story ever before
the listener. and allosinx Of sny amount
o. comedy and musical Embellishments.
Ihe burden Of the narrative - - follow:
A y0sng college graduate. Naurics Ner-
M. ~ nsme. hes psnehans for doing
thesss thss are sxteesnsiy odd. NOT 20 saw
craaky. When one a these eccentrie f,ts
seias him he acts immedisssly. He latest
toes e 70 explors Africa from where Stan
~ 'ess on. the principal object being 20
miner OF ms project. and the old eentie-
ma's Immediately decides that the boy 10
crazy. he sends Tor m insanity specialist,
oostAe servant brings the mapager Of an
ope!s company. whose name IL the same
- snas Of the physscisn. An amount Of
eon psicaston naturally arises through
shis, out finally tho mistake - sxplained
sno the manager consents 70 help the
iatfssr cure the son. They hit upon .
echens that Il expected 70 drive al future
Iooissh movements out Of the boys head.
Ihsy decide TO take him on cruise Of
several weeks and finally land him on an
islasd owned BY tho father, and winch
WI b represented to the SON ~ being
AREA All necessary arrangements are
maze, and the first act closes with the de-
parsurs to the supposed Africa
IL. the second act the boy il made to suf-
Ter n every way imaginable at the hands
Of trs members OF the managers COM
pany, who DIX up TO rspFessnt Zulus.
natfsss. etc.. in order 70 make the dscep-
ton - complete - posaibls. The boy
hoitss out bravsly for time, but finally
trotlbies come on him too thick, and he u
psrfsctiy willing to give up his exploring
idess and return home. The trick is then
explained TO him: he acknowledges him
selficarsd, and all go home rejoicing.
Tas company that viii present africa
- An extremely large one, numbering over
ssvsnty people. including twenty six prin-
cipsls and . chorus Of thirty-fve. Such
popular entertainers a. George Thatcher,
Osis Harlan. John A. Coleman, Raymon
Moore. X J. Jose, Charles J. Slime. II. w.
FriliEaan. Thomas Lewis. John Daily.
Harry Blaney. George Lewis. Emma Ds
Berger, Ada Walker. Blanche Hayden.
Peati Inman, Helen and Henrietta Byron,
Grats Hamilton, Jennie Scott, Freda
Depsw. Gertis Forbes. Laura Aulick and
others will b seen in the cast.
The engagement here viii b Tor three
nights only.
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School. county and city warrants
~Antei, Washington Tsmber Loan Com
psny, TcoIa Is Halter block.
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-
ssa Hsss,s IN their respective line, 10
sas Necessary accessories. The
=. fes The sin scenes was painted by
sesa A. Thompson, OF the Hollis
HSsassr. Boston. aud IL Is If the
=. siFs'i standard characteristic OF all Of
aasapsoa's previous work in this
'as settings Of she s.!8rFeas scenes
"y Elaborate and at the same time
sanForrsAle, the eolors besa- in
AaFfaoay With the costumes worn
s company. naxian. Of New YORK.
- tshsa&e Tor the costumes. aAieh
male from designs furnished by Az
81 London, aud lie Volsns. os
There are over So dresses wora In
"a i"eansa,tan. al Of Which are n.oss
ellerxi "
ssss ph Csager is the composer If
lhls is hrs nrss effort In the
aaGie Opera. and IL Certainty re-
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WtHs more popular style Of entertain
smsntis there than comic opsrar IL allows
81 the introduction Of almost everything
shat IN light and amusing. and in conse-
Squsncss can be understood and enjoyed By
{ 81 classes OF thsatsr gosss. By the above,
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1kksr fALis. Mont. July Especial.
II ne nrss gan in another battle between
.ne city snd street railway company vas
nfed ~ 4 m. yesterday. " hen the city en-
g'neer. with . gang Of men. tore mp the
tracks OF the Wernecke Street Railway
company, On First avenue north. be-
cause u Was claimed the company hal in
sanoased its charter in not completing the
soso as agreed on. The president Of the
company says he viii bring suit against
the city for heavy damages
steamer Tor Quiilayute.
Steamer wisiapa viii rake trip 10 ouillayuse.
sessine seattle Friday, JAY IL a o'clock q m
Remember the grand balloon sscensson today
- Leschi park
, 1893-10-31
Sin g@a1ft it effstersnmtfornt.

&aum bat it6 bas goLfsgemiit6 iiber Bic
ibdnoltc9e GrmOroung ~unleres 8iirgers
meiIterS 6arriiOn ettpaS berubist, un6 6o
mitlien tpir ibon tpieber bon einem Worot
tn u~rierer Ndbe bernebmen, Ser tpern Ell
au5 Der Bebeutung Der 6arriion=S rd906ie
entbe6rt, in gnbctrabt Ser babel in 8e.
tradt fOmmenben GerlDnli9tetten bod
immerbin grobes Qufieben Oerurio9t.
SIS banbelt it9 ndtnIt6 urn Die seiterr
Na6mitta8 i'm 8unDesfort S6eriban er.
folgte @ri9ieBung bes Sduptntannes Seb.
berg bonn Is. Snfanterie= gtegiment, eines
geborenen S3ne6en, burdb BEN Smarter.
meiiter oeS nGnlicben Gegtments, 2teut,
Watep. Gem befIa9enspertben GorfaQe
Iiegt angebli6 Giferiuc6t 3u @runbe
lieutenant Waaneb ioa Der mod iltgenb-
Ii6en, bibi6en Satin 6cs 6auptmannes
9ebberg un3iemlidbe characterization er:
tptcien b0ben, ia iogar bon Dieiem etnmaI
BET einem 8Grtlihen t6te-a-tate nit BET
Trdu beS 9auptmanns iiberraidt porben
lein.
@enn ft3 Oies in @trtlibfeit 0 DerbdGt,
10 tann man Bic S~o6fctnoibaft Sptidben
Den betben Mdnnern iebr pobL beereifen
, 1893-10-31
unbetmltdes frdd1tout.

G1a4traa gu benz entipreNenben artiteG out Seite ~
@dleD tpurOe be1n Gicbter 8rabtpeu borz
aefitbrt, BET ietn 8erbDr bis gum 3. 0toz
nember unter $500 8iirgicbaft l~tellte. gtocb
ScblnB Der @eribtSitbung ericbien Der
Profeiior 3anquarp in Der Station unb
e%rfldrte, oaB er @dleb auf feline Bitten Sen
3et6nam gegeben babe, an benz Sener
anatomiide Stubien babe MAIDEN molcn.
ST perbitr8e iicb fir @fleD's Gbrltbfett
uro iperbe 9erne bic 9eforberte 8iir9icbaft
tltr i'm %leiiten. Ser @ngeflaste babe NIGHTS
Hnrecbtes I'M Stnne 9ebabt, ionoern Die
9eibc nrr oeSbaIb in ben Softer gele9t, UNI
tie o6ne Nufieben nit nacb ietner Set
motb nebmen gu f0nnen. 9aB bamit Elm
SerltoB ge9en cine Sr6inan3, Bic berbiete,
cine 2etcbe obne GrGaubniB bon einen
Staat in eincn anberen gu b~rin9en, be-
Qangen tporben iei, iet ibm 1eIbit uube7
fannt getDeIen,
, 1893-10-31
Cine fansiOtoe Dame.
SRI. Oapis's Kornpf nit einem Ginbre4cr.

Sri. Dora 9abt5, Sic i'm Gonrob 6otel,
geo. 407 StateitraBe. Sic Steue zines 9tadbts
clerfS befletoet, bate geiteru 9lben6 einen
autre9enOen &f nit einem Gtnbrecber
81 belteben.
Sri. OaOis iaB binter ibrem 8ulte inn
%atpeiten Stodperf bes 6otels, als tie in
etnem 3tn1rter Elm ber6dcbtigeS @erduid
pernaDm. DIS ite benz @erduldb nodbs
fOrl9te, iab ic itb eincm sroBcn itarfen
&erl 9egenitbcr, Der gerabc periucbte, cine
3bttr atfsnbreDeh. 9tuf tire Srage mas
ct bort tbue, CAB Der @inbrinsltng ibr Die
N1tttport, ite ioue ibren S0nabcI baIten,
lontt tpilroe CT tie t0oten.
9leicb3etttg 500 ber &erl einen GteuoIoer
lno 5telte aut SRI. 0abi8. Oieie iprang
nit beipunbernstpertber &itbnbeit auf ben
SptBbuben 5l, tDurbe aber bon i6m nieoerz
9eiblagen. 9aS &antpfget0ie bracbte uns
teroeB mebrerc Safe oeS 6otelS CUR Steue,
oetet eS ltacb bdrtem Sample icblteBlib
8elattg, Den Strolcb 81 itbermGlttgen un6
tbn ctnem ber5ugerufenen Bplt8titen gu
iibergeben.
Ser Serbaftete nattnte itb G.G. Sanfor6.
5eute Bormittag tpuroe CT Dpr Gidbter
Braotpeu bis sum 3. NoDcmber unter $500
Blr9ibatt gciteut, Oa Sri. 0auis in 6oloe
pes aus9eltanbenen S9redes franf barz
nieoerltegt.