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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Friday.

SRNATR-The session was very short, and
bnt one bill-a local one--was passed. Sev-
eral were introduced.
HousB-Eight bills were passed and 90
fms TO tax sleepingcars; q national guard
officer may, after 10 Years OF service, be
placed on the retired list At his own re-
quest; school examiners may teach in nor
NAL schools or teachers' institutes: sheriffa
shall begin their terms on the 1st Of Au-
gust instead of the LIST OF January after
their election The Burns law was so
amended in the house as to allow certain
improvements, even il the money Ia not in
the fund.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Sheriff's Sale.
Robert b. HAines,
vs..
Lena Smith, Of al.

Henry County court OF Common Pleas.
Case No. 39S3. Order OF sale.
TN pursuance Of an order issued from the Court OF
i Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Henry and State OF Ohio. made at the September
tenn thereof A. D., 1898 and 10 me directed, will
offer for sale ct public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Napoleon, on
Saturday, April 2Ist, A. D., 1904,
at7o'clock p. m. OF said day, the following do
scribed real estate to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
OF ofsection fifteen G5 In township six t6) north Of
range eight (6) eaFt, IN Henry county, Ohio.
Said premises has been appraised at $500. and
cannot sell for less than two-th.rds Of said sp-
praisement.
Terms Of sale cash.
e. Il. DECKER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
thursday.


HoUsR-Two revenue measures passed:
Hard's bill increasing the tax on collateral
inheritauces from SH per cent to 5 and tho
Dodge bill TO impose dltect inheritance tax
Clark's bill to amend the mechanics lein
law passed. Mr.. Doty, chairman Of fnsqcs
COMMITTEES, introduced q bill to authorihs
sinking fund commtssiopers 10 issus e600.
900 In certificates OF indebtedness for gen.
eral revenue fund, the Same to be paid In
1896 With 8 per cent interest annually.
SRNArR-Ths house deficiency bill passed.
Bills introduced, Increasing the penalties
for violation Of the paternity laws; limiting
the height Of freightoars 70 IL feet; requir-
ing druggists 10 pay the Dow tax. Bills
passed: House bills making copies Of
official documents of the federal govern
ment, properly certified, competent evil
dence In the state court; requiring the use
of the dry measures In selling small fruits.
Senate bills passed: ExemptinS from re-
sponsibility for loss custodiRns Of public
mopey and private bequests who deposit
such moneys in authorized banks; allowing
Justices 81 for all cases tried before them;
providing that in the smaller cities the
boards Of elections need not advertise for
bids for printing official ballots.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19

WANTED SALESHEH s1ssssH E ss ssess sssss II: ss q
~ Seed POTATOES. Liberalsalary or commits
sion paid weekly. Permanent and paying poeit-
iona 10 good men. Special Inducements TO behin-
ners. Exclusive territory givenif desired. Write
: os - tn THE HAWKS NuRsERYc CO., !
jana6.zm @ aA Rochester. New York.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Notice of Appointment.


THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
il fed as Executor of the estate OF Isaac Hudson,
late of Henry County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 26th day of March, A. D. 1S9A
EMILY e. HUDSON.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Amos q. Foote,
In as Administrator Of the estate Of Wnhhm n.
Moore, has hed second account of his Admins
tration. which will be for hearing and settlement
April 2oth, 1894. sss.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Notice to Contractors.

A1oTICE Is hereby given, that the board Of edu-
IN cation Of Monroe township, Henry Co., o..
viii receive sealed bids ct the Clerks office until
IL O'Clock. IN.
Saturday, April %, 1894,
for building schoolhouse. Plans and spcclnca-
tions on Aie in the Clerks ONCE. The board re-
serve the right TO reject any or all bids.
By order Of the board Of education.
/. NJ aRoyE.
I'd Clerk.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19

Wanted - Agents ty.RsI,s twi,,IPIs who 70
will devote their whole time to soliciting for Nur
cry Stock. Permanent paying positions for hust-
lers. Customers get what they order and the best
quality. ADDRESS, Mt Hope Nurseri es, (most
complete on this continent.)
a EIlWanger g. Barry, Proprietors.
mar 2g.ss Rochester, N. Y.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19
Sheriff's Sale.

Amos II. Foote. admir-, etc.,
Douglas NJ. Robson, ct al.
Henry County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. 3426. Vendi Exponas.
TN pursuance OF o vendi exponAs Issued from the
Il Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Henry and State Of Ohio, and to me d.
rected will offer for sale at public auction, ct the
door OF the Court House, in the town Of Napoleon,
on
Saturday, April 2lst, A. o.. 1884,
at Q O'Clock p. M, of said day. the following do
scribed real estate Is the property Of the said
Douglas M. Robson to-wit:
The undivided one-eighth (1t) part of the south
enst quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section If
teen (l5l, in township four ~, north OF range
eight ls) east, in Henry county, Ohio. Appraised
at Sl20.
Also the undivided one-eighth (1s) part Of the
east half OF the northeast quarter OF seceion twenty
two (22), In township four az. north OF range
eight ts) east in Henry county, Ohio. Appraised
at $3.50.
Also the undivided one-eighth nj part Of the
mort beast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF SEQ
ton twenty-five [22l, in township four north OF
range eight lSl east, in Henry county, Ohio. APP
praised at S100.
Said nrst described premises has been ap-
praised at .:.............$lzO
Said second described premises has been Ap-
praieeo ~. - '.. '.' ooV
Said third described premises has been sp-
praised at....... iUV
Total spur.lsemen. .......... -. $50
Said premises cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF said aDpraisement.
Terms Of ssle-cash.
e. e. DECKER,
Sheriff OF b enry county, Ohio.
Cam GuCBmpen, attorneys.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-19

Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Martin Knupp, Attorney for plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
GOOD MORNING.!
THIS PAGE FOR TIE CHILDRENS
ENJOYMENT.
Lord Roseberry's Boy-Two Little freneh
Peasanis-Tbe Junior Society Col
umn-Eather Times Mall Bag.

Shall be like grandmamma Wien ! am
Old?
Shall / wear such queer title pom
No feathers, no posies, but Just plain
With a little white edging upon, II?
Shall / sit in an easy cnair all the gay
long TT
With a great ball of wool and a stock
Shall / think it quite dreadful for lo'NS
TO do wrong, ,.,
And dirt and disorder so 5hochlhs'
Shall / wear white cap full q dear
And a row Of white curls on ny fore
head?
Shall j keep my face clean, and AXE care
OF my clothes, a..
And never be snappish and horrid?
Shall | think that the Bibles the incest
And remember the sermon on sunday,
And not think how stupid the minister
And wish it would only be Monday?
Just wait til, 1 tell you what grandma
once said
hope that you won't think me crazy.
it happened one day when they sent
For being ill-tempered and lazy.
Sne came and sat 10y me, and patted
my hand,
ana tOlu me, lHtIt ) no USE III ~
ing;
It's BY stumbling my pet, that We learn
how to stand.
And We always grow better by trying"
'"Nas any one ever so wicked as me|
asked her between my sObbing.
Z Ien grandmamma laughed just as hard
could be
And her little white curls went bob
bling.
"Was anyone ever so naughty as you?
IN sure that 1 know of one other
WHO was ~" | asked. ION, please tell
me: do"
She whispered, Your own grand
mother"
Now isn't it strange? But OF course 1t
Is true.
can tell YOU just one thing about it
Sae'd not tell a story, whatever shed
do
and we'd only be silly 10 doubt it.
Sat of course | feel certain you
never Will tell.
FOR how perfectly dreadful 'twould be
70 have people know, who all love her
50 well,
That grandma was ever like me.
--@ary Nandyne in HaFper's Young Peo-
pie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
Father lines Mail Bag.

Dear Editor: | enjoyed so much read
ing about Tello that | thought / would
write and tell you 30. Mamma says
she thinks your children's page is very
nice. and 80 do |. l hope you viii soon
give Us some more puzzles and Ike the
Junior Society Column very much Tn
October Mamma and Papa are going 10
give me "A birthday party. III De twelve
on the twcnty-hrst and on thdt evening
will have the party May | send you
a letter about II and telling who was
there
Your little friend
Lena Il Travcrs.
Yes indeed2 ! shall hope 70 hear all
about il. ED
Dear Father Times | like your chill
dreu's page very much. | read IL every
Monday, and wish you'd give us SOM
more puzzles My father says they make
me think and he likes me To solve them.
Yours,
Charlie Stegsr.
The puzzles will soon appear, little
man, and | shall hope 10 find you among
the competitors.
Dear Father Times: We had a party
at our home the other night. IL WAS a
childrens party and ! want very much
TO tell you about IL and have you put
it on our sheet. May =
Ethel f. Smith.
Certainly you may. That Is Just what
The Junior Society Column Is for I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
JUNIOR SOCIETY
COLUMN.

on last Tuesday evening little MISS
Mary T. Worsham, OF ~. First 81, be
ing Ten years old on that day, was gwen
a charming Birthday party by her Ia
Their and mother, who oined In the run
with as much zest as any Of the sinali
neonIe nresent. The time was passed
In playing games and in dancing, anu
at ten O'Clock the little hostess, WIN
Master Willer Ray, led the way 10 inc
dining room where beautituiiy ap,
pointed table was laden with all the soou
things that children love. M.
Those present were Misses Ruth Tay-
lor. Euia Jackson. Maude ArrhStoh'
CIeste Emery, Bessie Scott Mary Men
ney, Paula Manning. and Master w IN me
Ray. Jack Taylor, James nan fhiHP
Kenney, Mathew Harrison; Carter EMS
son, Tom Brown and JACK Won
Miss Maudie McNeal is visiting young
friends in Albermarle county.
Miss Jennie Worsham has returned
from Albermarle.
Miss Minnie Tompkins has two little
friends from Chesterfield as her guests,
and will next week give an entertainment
in their honor.
The Little Helpers" Of Monumental
church had a delightful meeting on laSt
Monday. at 4D + "
Miss Louise and Alice Cannon, who
are so interested In the Little Clean
ers" work, are home again after a
glorious" summer spent in the noun
tains. They have brought hedlths pref
ty roses back IN their cheeks, and are
fun Of bright antCipatlons for the winter;
The Little Cleaners will always ma
a place in this column, they may rely
on that. They are noble and energetic
small folks and deserve encouragement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
4 BrIy. Lite Daughter.

There Is very pretty story told by
Miss Strickland. in her Queens OF Eng
land" OF little girl who saved her
fathers life.
1t was in the time Of Queen Mary. and
Lord Preston. the father OF the child
was condemned TO death for cOnspring
to bring back the exied King James 10
the throne. Her name was Lady Cath
arine Graham and she was only nine
years old. The poor child was. during
the trial OF her father, left IN the Queens
Apartment in Windsor Castle. The day
after the condemnation Of Lord Preston.
the Queen found little Lady Cathariue In
St. Georges Gallery. gazing earnestly on
the whole length picture OF James IL.
which sin remains there. Struck with
the mournful expression on the young
girls face Mary asked her hastily what
She saw in that picture which made her
look on IL so particularly. II was think
ing" said the innocent child, how hard
IL is that my father must die for loving
yours" The Queen, prlcked In conscience
hv this artess renlv Immediately signed
the pardon OF Lord Preston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
When the Preacher Game 10 our House

When the preacher come to our house
Pa met him at the big road gate,
An drove his buggy 10 the barn.
An dinner time wuz awful late
Caws ma had put a turkey up
To cook: but. sur, that very day
He topped an ky-Ouked an broke tHo
Stats.
An men got out an ruined away!
An ma WIZ mad at everything.
An scOided Sam an George an ne.
An killed Sans hen at had the nest
out yonder side the appel tree.
An George an me, we had 10 wait
out thar behind the clover shed
TIL they all ct: an George he cried,
An said he wisht at he wuZ dead.
| wsht tina wern't no preachers now
\ Twin hardly anywhere,
An wisht tha'd get too sick 10 eat
W'never'n tina come 10 visit mere.
james \. Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
An Eight year-Old King and His Army.

4 pretty and ingenious "toy" has been
provided for his Majesty Alfonso Nil.
of Spain. The little King will be initiated
into military he by taking the command
of a battalion of troops varying in age
from five 10 eight years. There are 600
OF these baby soldiers, and they wear the
blue uniform and red cap of the "mique-
let Spanish regulars. The drummers are,
perhaps, The most amusing ana pictu-
rescue members Of the party. Their en-
thusiaSm for their work * boundless, but
the organization is strictly according TO
rulp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
From Father Tim =.

Dear Children:-In response 20 many
inquiries from young readers OF The
Times" let me say here that all accOuutG
OF children's entertainments, or notes OF
interest to you, will find place in the
Junior Society Column" II you wish IL.
Send them 20 me not later than each
Thursday and they will certainly appear
FATHER TIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

Signals used by ships at sea date from
1876 They were invented by the Duke OF
York, afterwards James IL, and. s. IA
vention is credited 10 B0ethius. in the
did invent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Inter mor0anfIa3e.
Der Deriiber zines Dor 5ehn Jahren beeanee:
men moroes in Daft.

Inter Set i6peripiegcnben 9(nflaee bes
WtDrbeS tpur6e Sreitag Elm g%ctpifer Gbas.
81. gtorris bon ben @ebeimpoli3iiten 9luns
felt unb &affertD in Dem 6auie 9to. 329
State Str. in 6aft 9enommen. 9ericlbe
miro be5tbtigt, bot nunmebr Sebn Sabren
in 8eorieI, Ter., Observation-Disclosures Camp
bell ga Sore int Streit eritoben 5u 1aben,
leit pelber 3eit ii9 ber Suftiafli9tIing
in ben peri6iebetiten StGoten bes 2anbes
ltntbergetrIeben, obne baB Blister ir9enb
cine Spur BON ibm entbedt ncrben fonnte.
9torris arbeitete 3nlebt alS3a9eb0ner in 6ot
Springs, Nrf., tDanote iib oanlt, ba ibm
Der 8oben boleIblt bod ettpaS 5u beiB
uurbe, nab bier, UNI enbGidb bon ieiltent
no hlperoicnten @eibid credit 5u meroen.
Scr 0%efan9ene tpuroc 9leicb nab fetner
Snbaftnabme einem itren9en 8erb0r I'M
ter5ogen, CAB bierbei bann audi lofort bic
Stcbe9ffdre ielbit at, ipoltc bamalS aber
nue. in SclbitOertDeioigun9 9ebanbclt baz
ben. 9aB fem @egner Ben ltnleligen
&ratpaa nit benz 2cben be5ablen muBte,
mar NorrtS btsber unbctannt geblieben.
Die Boli5eis8ebOroe bat iib iofort mach
Yearica UNI nGbere @tn3el6eiten gemonbt
llnb Der WtDrber miro, ipbolb Bic n0tbiselt
&equiiitions7 g apicrc c~rpirft, per Scbub
na6 Gegas Suriidtransportirt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Gin blntoiirttiser Oatte.
Der 2lrbeiter Gbas. SODA perfuai
feline frau 81 ermoroen.
Der unhoIo miro perhaftet.

G6as. SODA, Elm So. SO 9idep QDenue
iD%obnbafter Nrbeiter, tDGre Wtltttpo0 Nberr
beinabe gum Wi0rber ieiner Srau getperoen'
.3rm glide er1diener Jtacbbarn unb Yo7
liStiten Sltr redbten :3eit, UNI etrten .Srduen'
mor6 Ri ~Derbiiten. Ser mDr6ert16e 0eleue
purbe petbaftet ltnb in Der gS. Nortb Nne.
Station eingeiperrt.
Soba tpo6nt, pie eripG6nt, in geo. 90
9idep 9lpe. Gr lit Elm robuit auSiebenber
&erl, BENT Der StempeG bcs Saufens unb
Ser &obbett auf bic Stirn seprdgt lit.
Seine Srau bat untet ieinen 9etoenlbaftsz
9lusbrii6en bGufts 3u leiben uno oft
tpeiB 1te ni6t, tpo6er bas 8rot nebmen
fir fi6 limb t6re bier &inber.
Sbr Wfann 1T taft aGtdglt9 betrltnfen ulb
in bieiem 3uitatbe %miBbanbelt ct barn
icine Sralt, falls bteieIbe cs %unterni1nmt,
ibm tpegen ieineS 2ebensDanoeIs 8orwilrfe
at macben. Nu60fttttpodD2lbenb fam e5 3tptz
iden ben GIcsatten aus bemleIbcn 9runbe
iDieber 5u incr2luSeinaitoeriebung. Cine rd<
1enbeWutb pndte ben ltnbolo un0 nit cinem
8rotmeiier ~ftiir5te ct itcb aur leite bot
S9reden ipra1toie Srau. ST bieb nit
benz @riffc auf fe ein un6 6ra6te ibr cine
Wunoe in Der 8aGe bel. Ct lpra6 io90r
bic 9lbii6t aus, ibr Bic &eble burblAneiz
BEN 5u moQen, tpurbe aber gum @liif
nod reht8eitig bon Ita9barn, welde
Ben SCANDAL geb0rt batten, at ber
Musfibrung ieines Blanes perz
binbert. 9ie 2eute tparert burcb 6a5 &C.
rGui9 unb bic 6iilferufe ser &inber bers
beigelodt porben urb ibre Gntriiitun9
iiber BEN S6urfen mar 10 groB, baB fie tbmt
tpabri6einlib bart 3useiebt bGtten, tpenll
n.i6t Boli5iit @agner BON Der %. gtortb
9lpe. Citation 5ur recbten a3ett eri9ienen
mare. 9erlelbe transportirte ben blutbiirs
ittgen Gatten, bet neber S6ube nob
God tru9, na6 Dem Wielbetaften, bon
no i'm Der g olt5eipagen nob Der Stotirn
bracbte. Seine &letber tparen nit 8lut
nit bent 8lute 1ei1er Srau, beren
2eben al einem binnen 8aben bling, unS
feline Nueen "ltterten bLDbe tnS Seere. Sic
beflagensmertbe Srau purbe bon eirem
9lr5te in 8ebanblung 9enomrnen, ber er=
tldrte, ibre 8erlebun9en ieien aaerbtnss
9efdbrLib, abcr ni3t unbeoinst tObtlid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
SeIbitn1or0.

Sn iejner 8obnln8, go. 5404 g. Otors
gan Str, begging 9onnerita9 Otor9en Der
3eituu9Strd9er Sobn 6rccman 6elbltmoro,
inOenl CT iicb cine &u9el in ben 6opf I9oB.
@r gil9 fur3 bot ber Shat BON ieirer Srou
fort unb bracbte ii9 bann in ieinem !3ims
nler Die tObtlide B~erlebuug BET. @ribredt
burdb ben Small, elite Die 6rau in Die
Stube, mo- lie ibren Wann bepuBtIos umb
fart blutenb porfano.. @he Gr5tli6e 6iilfe
eeboIt nerOen %fonnte, mar er cine 2eibe.
9te t%roitloie Satin lift nicbt I'M Stanbe,
einen @runb fit Die Shat ~ansu9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
8SGorr 8r6tt 1T SAT- 4tttS SIaa
S0en. GiteI Bros. GDica9o+
Der 6atttn Goo
Greibt Charles mIion i'll ole SlutPen oes
1rltbiean Sees.

CHARLES @ilior bon 9to. 1926 8[ctcber
Str. iprau9 9onneritas Worsen AM SlBe
ber8elmont9lpenlle in ben See un6 fanb ben
SOB lit BEN Slutben. Sci Der Goroners9
ltnteriubuu9 ma6te Slaf Span1on,
peIcber BET benz @bepaar 8ilion mobnte,
Die IuSia9e, boB Charles 8tlioE in
S9tpeoen 9cboren unb 81 Sabre alt mar.
SIN 2aufe Der oerson9enen 8obe crtraltfte
Wilion's Satin AM SppbuSfieber, unb ibr
Wtann duBertc itcb Dem 3eu9cn gegen1ber,
baB, i'm Sale feline Srau pom Gobe babtn7
serafft tperben ioute, ct au9 ni6t mebr
tpetterleben tplir6e. Slaf Stpanion Oers
lu9te BEN Sreun6 bon 6ielem @e6anfen
absubrtngen. 9lm 9ienitag erlog Srau
Wtlion ibren 0ei6cn. 9tm Mtttmo6 frib
giltg G6arles @ilion scsen IL ltbr aus
benz 9aule unb fe6rte erit am NbenO nm
6 ubr beim. ST. 6ra6te Sic Na6t bel Der
9etbe ieiner Satin gu uub 8eitern WOrgen
lpran9 ct in ben See.
Olaf Stpanion ibentificirte Sic 9eibe.
9as G6epaar tuirb auiammen begraben
tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Goo lit 0en glamnten.
Die 60 sabre alte Srau Ghrifino
peterIon perbrennt,
SIR @roBiObndtn tDbli6 berlebt.
Oas Kito erlae fpdtcr oet Sranomunoen.
Oas 6euer entifebt our9 ole
Grploiton elmer &e. = Der materiene
S4aoen iii eerin9. Nod cine CT
p~Io ltof.

Den fircbterli9en Sob bes gerbrennens
erlitt Sonntag gbenb BEL etnem Seuer, Das
nlaterieu nur gerin9elt S6aoen anribtete,
Srau @briittane geterion, cine go Sabre
ate Srau. Sbr erit 10 Wionate aItee
@roBi0bnben Garter !6arrb &Dapli purbe
am gan3en SOrper i6wer perbrannt, unb
erlag an nG6iten Sage bic erLtttener
8ronbnunoen. OaB baS &tn6 ntcbt
audi bon bemlelben S6idiaL credit
mur6e tpic leile @roBmutter, lit Dem
S6n1teo Watb. 6anoban gu perbanfen,
BET mutDi9 unb entlbLoiien III bas brett
1enoe '9auS brang unb baS filrbterlt6
l6retenoe 8inb aus ben Tlamn1en boLte.
0oS 6euer, tuelcheS 10 ptel llnbcil an
ri6tete, brab fur3 bot Z llbr in Dem
6alie $50. 250 Nuitiu Noe. aus, baS @tgenz
tbum Sobn Mott'S lit. Sepobnt tptrb
oaS bretitO6tge 8aditeinsebdu6e auBer bon
nteDreren anoeren 6amilten BON BENT Wta>
l9tnilten GoDarD &pdplt. Seine JtGu1nz
Iibfeiten lie9en in 6er %5tpeiten Stage. lin
Die angegebene !3eit bate &papli nit letner
Srau einen fIetnen SpaSier9ans unter@
nommen, tpGbrenb Sic stpei d~lteiten i'm
Mlter bon 4, begin. 3 Sabren itcbenben8inz
bet auf ber StraBe ipielten unb baS iiln9ite
in set Sbbut bet Wtutter Der Srau &paDlt
b%elaiien purbe.
8l0Blib b0rte matt bon bralBen einen
Observation-Disclosures Small ultD elei9 6arauf
Lalte 6llfz unb SbmerSensrufe. Ger
@rfte, tpelcbcr Wtutb genlg bate, in bas
OaltS, III benz Dftel1bar 6elter allSgebroobcn
ipar, etn5uorin9en, ipar bet bereitS err
ipGbrte S3mie0 6anaban, ipelber int Dem
Dem brennenoen 6aule 9e9enitberlieQenben
@ebdube tpobnt. St brang burcb bic Gbiir
in bas brennenbe @enla9 Elm, tpo er
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