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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11
For Sale at Use. and Soc. per Box, BY
Lead them all,
Want your trade,

And TO get it will give you the
BEST QUALITY of goods at the
LOWEST PRICES. As an adj
ditional inducement / offer you
a special discount in the shane of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

DIR. PArSHrHsT is preparing for
tilt with Hon. Thomas Platt. with the
result somewhat in doubt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

JIM CoRBErT has fled an objection
against foot bail. which he declares
to be cruel. dangerous and brutal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11
Grand Premium Books.

Give you your selection when
your purchases amount to the
sum named in the ticket you will
receive at my store. can afford
to do this because l want to show
you the benefit of my new sys-
TEN. and | extend to you advan-
tages that will make YOU INV
permanent customer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

DIX. CuArScEl Nj. DErEw proposes
Morton and Mckinley rs the rcpub-
lean presidential ticket in 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

The ARGUS. 1Oc o week, delivered
every evening at your door.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
Connolly & Connolly,
Attorneys at Law.
Office second noor, over Mitchell q Lyndc's
bank. Money 70 loan.
Jackson 6 Hurst,
Attorneys at Law.
Once in Rock Island National Bark building.
Ed. SWEENEY. CT. WALKER.
Sweeney e Walker,
Attorneys and Councillors Mt Law
Once In Bengston's Flock.
Charles J. Searle,
Attorney al Law.
Legal business CT all kinde promptly attended
to: stase'e Attorney OF Rock Island county.
Once, ros;ois,ce Block
McEniry & NcEniry,
Attorneys at Law.
Loan money on good security: make collcc-
tions. Reference, Mitchell y Lynds, bxnksrs
Office, POetofice Block.
ARCHITECTS.
Geo. M Kerns.
Architect and Superintendent.
Offers for patent drawing. Room Y N C A
Edward L. Hammatt,
Architect.
Once. Room a. Mitchell Lvnac Building.
Geo. p. Stauduhar,
Architect.
Plans and supcrintendencs for all class of
Buildings. Rooms G3 and Gs, Mitoheil 4 Lynde
Binding. Take elevator.
CITY OFFICERS.
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". a Darling,
City Engineer.
Buford Block, over Kiussbury'e store.
DENTISTS.
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r. NJ. Pearce,
Dentist.
Rooms 20 and 81 in Mitchell & Lyndee new
Building. Take elevator
PHYSIClANs.
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DR.. r. Jay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11
MY Stock is Fresh and New

Visit early and bring your family
and friends. All are entitled 10
this new and special advantage,
and want you specially to see
my splendid lot of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11

TUESDAY,. DECEMBER II. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-11
Fine Pictorial Books,

BY the worlds famous authors
and greatest artists; books that
we give away to make every
home happy. Beautiful books.
best goods and bedrock prices.
These books will make lovely
Christmas gifts. Get your cards
and secure one or more of these
lovely premiums by Christmas
time.
r. F. SCHAUM,
Cheap Cash Grocer, 17iO Third avenue,
The herald., 1894-12-11
Library Directors.

The regular meeting of the board OF
directors of the public library. ad-
journed from last Wednesday, took place
yesterday afternoon. Present on roll
call, Directors Howard, Spalding and
President Dobinson.
Bills to the amount of $26S5. OIL were
approved by the auditing committee an d
ordered paid. The report Of the librarian
showed the total circulation of books for
the month ending December let to have
been 43. .l69, of which 29.5SI volumes
were issued for homo use, and 2344
volumes were sent into the schools. The
number of persons now regularly draws
ing books from the library is II ,057, and
the number of books in the library ia
40,152.
The case OF the man who has sys-
tematically been stealing books from
the reference room waD discussed, and,
in view OF the fact that the patronage
OF this room has passed beyond the CON
troll of one person, the librarian was in
structed to put an extra attendant on
duty there between the hours OF .. M.
and p. ms 1t was further reported
that the thief was ct present serving his
sentence on the chain-gang; and that,
should any books be stolen, steps will
be taken to prosecute the second hand
dealer who purchase them.
The president appointed committee
of two to submit to the board draft of
the annual report Of the board ct 2 D.
m. next Wednesday, when the board
will take action upon 1t.
The herald., 1894-12-11
T.SHEWARD
THE WONDERFUL INCREASE in the trade of tb

TINE WONDERFUL INCREASE in the trade of this
Il house has been brought about by the lowest prices
made in the dry goods line All foreign dress goods
marked sell from 6oc to 85c yard will be sold today for
soc yard We every yard of foreign dress goods
every kind that has been selling from SEC yard
This the cash with the sale Here is the
greatest dress goods bargain that has been offered
this city, takes in the entire range of rscas popular
dress goods all colors the treblng UP OF dress
selling 1t reduction of nearly 50 per in the
aggregate We selling pieces of alwoo French
has been from 81 to s. yard They rstcass styles
They the best goods you for the money Tie
price, the quality the style the great factors in dress
goods selling At the reduced prices this will be the key
note to the rebng of sales in the dress goods department
Come and look them Remnants of silks and vevets
greatly reduced prices There place in the entire
where you will be able obtain the low
prices coaks you will here the present big In
the prices Every cloak oevey kind is being the biggest
kind This takes in all cloaks for ladies' misses and child
1t takes in all furs and all shaws 1t takes in all the
and best styles coaks and wraps of every
kind and quality. You know the reliability of this house
You know should know that reduction advertised
advertised in every instance The price made close
every garment the cloakroom and the the goods
going this will be done without doubt We today
showing the biggest increase in cloak selling that has
been made in this city, Canes free with S. purchase Tie
rains have given impetus to business Business Is
the best has been for years There gainsaying this
fact Capes and based for all who buy their material
here There handkerchief stock in this the superior
of Elegant handkerchief boxes free with IS wofth
of handkerche New kid gloves for Christmas trade Fire
umbrellas very low price for Christmas trade The
greatest cloak bargains for Christmas trade. This
the cash with the SALE
The herald., 1894-12-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
APPROACHING DISSOLUTION II
NOT HEEDED.
The Stipend of the New Examiniu z
Board Used AS b Starter For
tho Regular squabbls
Last Night.

The fact that onA more meeting will
wind up the present board Of educa-
sion's little ball Of yarn didn't deter the
members of that august body last night
from indulging in the usual squsbble.
Four weeks ago the board instituted q
city board OF examiners. to hold semi
annual sessions for teachers examina.
ions, Tne five members appointed on
the examining board we're w. H.
Housh. T. J. Phillips. A. w. Plummer,
E. r. Ennis and P. W. Search.
Last night when Mr.. Platt moved that
the members receive So per day for the
actual time they serve, it was suddenly
discovered that the board of education
didn't want board OF examiners at all.
But the time for resembling their action
having expired, they did the next best
thing-they voted down Mr.. Platt's mo.
ton. leaving the board of examiners to
serve without q stated compensation.
Tho resignation of Marie H. Perry, q
teacher in the Hewitt-street school, and
Corrine Lynch, teacher in the AIMS
street school, were presented and &C.
cepted.
The teachers committee reported
Rice and Marguerite de Lay be elected
gu uostitute teachers. The report was
adopted.
Mr.. Trask, chairman of the com mittee
appointed 20 look into the matter OF
tuition in the Fruitland district school,
reported that the trustees Of the district
expect some definite decision on the
part OF the board OF education. He
thought that each pupil attending the
school from the city should have q
tuition of $40 paid for it. The average
attendance OF such pupils for the past
year has been 10. Mr.. Trask moved
that the superintendent be instrn cted to
determine the amount owing the Fruit
land district and the matter be straight
ened up before the present board goes
out of Office.
Mr.. Stein made q substitute motion
that the Fruitlaud district be paid $l90.
This was carried.
The statistical report of Superintend-
ent OF Schools Search for the month
ending November 80, 1894, was pre-
sentsd, as follows: Times tardy. teach
ere, 3; times tardy, pupils, 960; total
days present. 1S2,B72.5: total days abb
sent, 748l; boys enrolled. 5446; girls en-
rolled. $780, total enrolled. 11.185;
average number belonging. 0.664; aver.
age daily attendance, 10. 149; per cent OF
attendance. So; new pupils entered,
boys 208, girls 1853. total 371; visits OF
superintendent. 220; visits of special
teachers. 533; Waits of board Of educa.
tion, 45; other visitors, 3l31.
The herald., 1894-12-11

Messrs. Rhodes, Innes, pessel and Nun
son were appointed tellers.
In the first precinct counted, the
Fourteenth precinct OF the Seventh
ward. Hazard for mayor gained one
vote.
A protest was made by Melville
against counting the votes OF the Fret
precinct Of the First ward on account
Of lack of the signatures OF two in>
spectors.
In the Thirsy-eighth precinct Of the
Second ward III. Jevne received one vote
for mayor, which fact was not published
in the count before.
The returns from the Forty.first pre-
cinct Of the Seventh ward were not
properly signed, and q protest wac en-
tered by Craig, the defeated candidate
for the board OF education. In this pre-
cinct Mr.. Craig also claimed III votes.
while the count showed only 1l6. A
pen stroke on the tally sheet appeared
to be doubled. and this Mr.. Craig
claimed should be counted as two votes.
The returns of the Forty-second pre-
cinct were not properly signed, and in
the Ninth precinct OF the Eighth ward
the tally sheets we're missing entirely.
Some serious results may come OF this
fact.
Seventeen precincts were canvssssd
during the afternoon and 1t looks ss
though the council will put in all day
today on the balance.
The only changes thus far noted from
the figures as published in the HERALD
are an increase OF one vote for Hazard in
the lith precinct, decrease of four
votes for Damn in the 4sth precinct. .
decrease of fva for Compton in the 4lst
precinct and q gain OF one vote for Gar
land for member of the board of educa-
tion in the 37th precinct OF the Third
wayd
The herald., 1894-12-11
Tourists Coming In.

H. W. Chase Of the Nadeau says the
annual winter travel to Los Angeles has
set in and that the city is full of stran-
gers who have been attracted here by
the climate and the beauty of the seen.
cry. Many of them have been here be-
fore and have become go attached to tn Q
place that they could not help but re.
turn to spend another season.
Mr.. Chase says that every day or two
he receives letter from someone in the
east making inquiries regarding the
fiesta. They want to know when the
next celebration will take place and If 1t
will be necessary to secure rooms in adj
vance. Mr. Chase answers all these
communications and does all in his
power to advertise the fiesta and attract
people toward Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-12-11
CITY HALL NOTES,

Blanton Duncan obj vets to tho He aith
Department..
Colonel Blanton Duncan came to the
surface again yesterday with a COM
munication to the council, calling at
tention to the alleged fact that the
health laws are not being administered
properly, though complaints have been
made about the matter on numerous oc.
casions. Colonel Duncan states that in
October ]. NJ. Stewart, living on Thir-
tieth street, violated the health laws to
such an extent that if be were prose.
cuted for each ofTenss he would be i'm
prisoned in the county jail for q term Of
800 years and fined $240,00O. Hundreds
may die from the effects OF Stewards
neglect and violation OF the lava, hs
says.
Will D. Gould yesterday fled Q pro.
test against the abandonment Of q Dor.
tion OF Figueroa street, as provided for
in ordinance No. 2425. claiming dam
ages to the extent Of $25, 900 if the ordi-
nance is passed.
John r. Haynes and W. R. Thsyer
also protested against the aband ndonment
OF q portion Of Figueroa street, and
claimed $4,000 damages should the
measure pass.
J. ]. Mackey filed q petition to tho
council yesterday in which he modestly
requests that body to issue bonds for q
water syetem at once. He would also
like to have Temple street cut down to Q
traffic grade.
W. D. Gibbs yesterday filed petition
asking of the council permission to
construct" an oil we'll on LOTT, block A,
of the Los Angeles Improvement com.
pany's subdivision.
Through her attorneys, Messrs. White
& Monroe, Mrs. AmeliLs Childu yester-
day gave the city council notice of the
payment of $3425. 54 under protest. The
sum represents Mrs. Childs' assessment
on the Childs' Main street property for
the Hill street sewe, district.
Four cases OF diphtharia were re-
ported to the health officer yesterday,
located at 1910 Victoria street, 203 West
Workman street, 464 Vast Freeman and
27l3 East First street. A case OF scarlet
fever was reported at ] 80 Court straet.
Six cards were taken down yesterday.
The herald., 1894-12-11
A Gross Act of Cruelty,

Why should we be cruel to ourselves? II 10 .
piece of senseless inhumanity, for instance
for any one to inhict upon his bowels and
stomach the oonvuisive. gripping, Violent &C
tion of a drastic eathsrtic. Many people en-
amored of pills. powders and potions are con-
tinually doing this Taey ar, only excepting
up the agony" perpelus:ing the disturbance
ny this foolish course Why don't they take
Hostetter's sto mach Bitters and get thoroughly
ana promptly set figh,f This supreme laxative
never gripef, never produces violent effects of
any sort. Yet it is very effective and brings
about permanent results For liver complaint.
dyspepsla, nervousness, lack Of vitality, rheu.
matte and kidney complaints. it IL eminentiy
servtceable. In old age and to accelerate con-
valescence It il strongly to be commended.
Use 1t for malaria.
The herald., 1894-12-11

$50 envelopes, SOC; n ream writing paper 25c
2lk W. Second, Hollenbsch hotsA
The herald., 1894-12-11
The Pratt Meetings.

The evangeiistic meeting on the East
side was largely attended last night.
The Congregational church was filled to
overflowing. A new feature of the
meeting was q question box. Mr.. Pratt
answered several practical questions.
The text OF the sermon was Knowest
thou not the time of thy visitation ?
Rev. Sterling announced that MIR. Pratt
would give Bible reading ut p. m. to.
day ct the Asbury M. +. church, also
will speak again tonight.
The herald., 1894-12-11

SisnsuA street auction ssas ssasuss.
The herald., 1894-12-11
Th. Modern Moth,r

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative
Syrup Of Figs, when in need Of the laxa-
tive effects Of a gentle remedy than By
any other, and that it ia moro accepta-
bio to them. Children enjoy il and Il
benefits them. Tho true remedy, Syrup
OF Figs. 10 manufactured BY the Calitors
mia Fig Syrup Co. only.
The herald., 1894-12-11

In cases where dandruff scalp diseases, fall
ing aud graypess cf the hair appear, do not
neglect them, but apply proper remedy and
tonic like Halls Hair Renewer.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
G}eta IN Son grantiseo Quoe=
R01tttett.
Or beobfdti9t uew porf ID
in9ton 81 beiuhen,
11no Damn in 6eidSften na9 Sonoon 3u
retfen.
Gan Grenctscp, q. Sob.

Nntonio @5eta it BON O3erifo ongez
fommen. ST iagt, baB Der cin3i9e !3pef
ieiner 8eiie lei, nit ietnen spei atnOcrn,
nelde am Is, 5. M. bon San SalDabor
abreiien iOQten, 3uianmen3utreffen. St
begt 3weifel bariiber, oh benietben bic Qtbz
reiie 8%eitottet lpOr6en lei, 0a er geb0rt Babe,
baB Der BrdIioent 0uiterres beabitdtige,
lie ais @etBelm suritd3ubebalten, i'm Sale
er, @3eta, ben 8eriu6 MAIDEN tpiirbe, na4
San Salpabor 3uriid3utehren.
Der 0cuera[ la8t, oaB e5 letne Q(bii9t
let, iib ipenigitenS einen Wfonot bier auf>
3ubaLten, uno 6ann Stem Oorf, Waibiu97
ton unb 9onbon 5u belucben, um Treunbe
gu ieben, un6 @elber fir bic &affeezgrnte
ein5utreiber, 1pelbe CT Dor ieinem WtiB>
9eibiGe BON Gan Saloa0or abgeianot
babe.
G3eta erflart, 6aB Naegifo burcb etnen
&rieg nit Guatemala nibt5 geipinneE
t0nnen. Der @ren5itreit tpiro ouf 6iplo2
matii9em @eae bei9elegt tperben unb eine
9elegation b%eftnoet iicb, ME er lagt, ieBt
81 benz 3peGe auf benz Wese nab MerifO.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
0nkel Sam dis Yermittler.
IN elmer G~rpioerun9 ouf oie Der
neutrality-suspicious. auerfennt
Japan oen 9uteu mtuen
Ger Der. StaQten.
Gs ideint 1DiIens feiu, ourb DermitteIune
oes a~merifanifdeu 6e1aubten in Gofio
nit China i'll u~nterhanoeIn.
@ai6tnQtpn, 21. g2oo.

9o5 Stadtsoepartement bat altf ben
8ori9la9 Der Ser. Staten, sniicben
Sapan uub G0ina sl Dermtlteln, ourb ben
ameritaniidsn 0eianoten in 5otto, BON
Sapan et1e @rtpt0erung erbalten.
Nub bic iapaniibe @eianbti6aft in
8aiDtngton lit Don benz auSipdrtigeu Nm1te
in Sapan benoDribttgt iporoen, ba6 cine
Nnttport erfolgt lit unb tpelbe 8eoingungen
geitelt worben ftno. .8eioc Gelegramme
trafen bier am Sonntag Nahmittag Elm.
Die Gbatiat6e, baB lie abgeianot nur6en,
tpuroe 3uerlt burcb etne Oepel9e an bic
Nfoc. Yreiie aus Sofio b%efannt, un0 in
Solge beIien macben 6ie bieiigcn 8eamten
aus bem 8ortlnute Der 9tntlport fetn peiz
teres @ebeimntB.
Die GabelOepelAe an ben SefretGr
@reibam lit in einen ungetp0bnli9
for1neuen uno piirbeDpQen Wortlaut gez
%f(eioet, oa tie Die feierlibe 8eitdtigung 81.
MaieitGt, 6eS RaiierS bon Sapau, entb6lt.
SIS lit ielten, haB Der &aiier bel oiploe
matiiben lnterbanblun9en ielbit ipricbt, 10
boB es in oieicn Safe ais 8epcts gelten
fam, oaB Sapan ben Wunicb begt, feline
Qlnerfennlng oe5 8erbaItens Der Ser.
Staten gum Nusbrud Su bringeu. Oie
9epcicbe beite6t aus 5tpei &beiten; in benz
criten tuiro bas failerli6e Woblmouen
funOgegcben, unb 9eia8t, Dab Der @rfoIg
Der iapaniiben Baffen Elm oerartiger gez
tpcien lei, baB SOpan tpobl ertparten tonne,
DaB Gbtna brett nit Sapan tn Inter
ban6lun9 trete.
Der 3tpette lit mebr 6ireft bonn @eianotcn
Gun uno briift bic Nnit9t bes iapaniicben
0llSwdrtigen 2tmte5 aus, Bag, ba China
teinen 0clanOten III Gotio babe, nm u1t=
nittel6arc GOri6tdge gu ma9en, bieS bon
Setten Gbtna's Ourcb ben 0elauoten Gun
9eibeben fonne.
Die 9epeicbe oil ben @eian0ten Rurino
1T Dem Snbalte nodb Otciclbe rpie Die oben
an8egebene. Die Gbatia9e, baB Die Dee
peidben am Sonnta9e eintraIen, uno crit
jcBt Der OeftcntIihfeit itber9eben perben,
mirO tbetllpetle 6aOurb ertlGrt, baB tie in
3ei9en abgefaBt un0 bon lolcbsr Nidbtig=
teit tparen, OaB cS nidt ratbiam idien,
etlpaS unbeitimmtcs 0oriiber mit3utbeilen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

5~lPbPrhItds
SnO 9mr5gefG6tes.

2aue 2Ifte ioIen 6eute un6 mOr8en
meben un6 Der 6immel bIeibt better. Der
2Stno iprin9t mprgen na6 SiooIten UNI
UNI ntmntt i'm 2aufe 6eS Cages oil 0eftig7
teit gu.
- Sn Barcelona lit beute ser Nnar6iit
ul1o 8eriiber 6eS CONFERENCE.-The oalclbit
am Z. Nopember b. S., Sole SalDaoor
Sronb, bin9eri1tet tporben.
- Infer neuer OepartementSz0efebIs
baber, General Nu9er, 1T nab Gbica9O
A1lterDegS.
= Ser &6nigin 9tctoria mtrb infoL8e
tbrer 0icbt baS @eben i9tper.
- Sapan tuiQ bon elmer 8ermittelung
3pti5en t4m nno Gbtna NIGHTS tptiien.
- gfarrer 0uceD GdBt 1ib bonn Sra
btidof Gorrtgon in Stem Yorf nibt ben
Se1ub ber Ger0tp'i6en ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Oerbteten uuO ruft Die Gntideibung beS
pGpitltGcn 9egaten an.
= Sn 0eutI1lano min man iebt oud
benz seOOrrten Obt aus Mmerifa, tpegen
gu 1tarten 53tnf8cbaltS ben Gingang uer7
bteten. Gon1ul EDbertion in Oamburg
rdt9 0eSbGlb ben amerttanil6en Sbit5I6>
tern, ftatt ser 53intplatten itb b0l5erner
gu be6tenen. Quh 8e9en Die aus 2(merifa
etngefiibrten SGmereten, Die DerfGlibt
tpdren, mirb brilben Stimmung 8emocbt.
: Sn Stem Oort fcbten &urie auf Der
Tonosb0rie feiter al, boob ginger nur bic
3uGertruitaftien unb Die Nftien Der Gbtz
cago & 2IltOnz8abn nm l un6 Die oes8lei7
tru1t nm J Brpcent in Bic 00be.
= Der @roB6er3og bon @a9lemzWeiz
marz@tiena6, 8arl NleranOer, 1918 9es
borer, eft beute geftOr6en.
-. Sn ser Gtoic 6e0eratiou 1T Elm !3piez
lpaIt GuSgebrocben. 0aS fonntc aIerbing5
tn elmer Oeieuicbaft, in meId9er politifer
uno 6eubIer cine Stole ipieEen, ni4t aus
bletben.
- MaDor 6optinS 1T nidbt icbr erbaut
BON Der gegenrOdrtlgen @rau0jurD. 0n>
itatl auf feline &(a8en gegen Sanner Dor5u7
9eben, e~rfunblgt lib bieielbc nac9 BEN
Gampa8ne9elbern, Sic beite6t 8r0Bten7
tbeiIS aus Htepublifanern.
- ST. Senator O'W2aQe9 wurOe 6eute
BON Der Nutlage, etneu 9lngriff auf ben
@rtecben gti9olaS Barlo8 9ento6t gu bobeu,
1retgciproben, 0a 80rloS 10 vfreuno[i6"
ipar, nibt ais 3eu9e 8e9en tDn ouf5utrelen.
@arlos lit Elm Meter Mfcni6!
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
RIeioeroiebe-

Der l8IaRrt9c notOrt1dbc So6n WtcgraU,
Der ibon tDieOerbolt ipcgen Gtnbrub5 uno
9lebltaDls unter 2lnflage itan3, aber, neil
Die 8etaitung55eugen, Der Dieleu Qaufereien
muoe, niht CUR @ro24 rOSeliirung erlc6iez
nen tuaren, ~itraffrci auf Die Wtenicbbeit
loSgela1en tpur0e, itan0 beu1e tpteoer Elm,
NAL Dor 9ti3ter @berDarot untcr Der 2lnz
tlage oes 0lebltablS. Gr bate Dem Sobne
Der 6rau OtGria &noba bon $50 g.
6aLiteOe Str. etnen lleberSicber unb einen
NIl3ug, fir tDclcbe oerlelbe ei1tge Belt porz
Der $40 be5abIt bate, geIto6len un0 Die
geitobleneu 0cgenltdnOe icinem 6umbau
G6as. 3emin9t0u Oerfauft. 0cr beitohlene
&nOoa fano lpGter ictnen llcberSieher uno
Nn3u9 i'm 8elibe Jtentingtou's uno erfubr
BON Dieient, oQB bsrielbe bieie 9Lcibuugsz
iti6e bon Otc@raip ie0r biaig aefauft
bate. @r lieB ale 8sioe einipcrren un0
5nar Wc@raD iue8en 9iebltabls, ben 9lns
oercn negen 6cblerei. 9tibter Gberbarot
iiberlpies Die 8eiOen beutc unter ie $500
8iirgicbaft benz Grimtnalgeridbt.
Der angeblibe 6auiirer Jto6ert Q(0ams,
ein Wtitglieb Der ~bericbtigtcn y!6enrD Ctr
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nannten 8anbe befGu0en. gu auererlt
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bes cbronii6en Oie6eS Conn Desmond,
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me bic 9etectipes Oes Wtaripcu@8 oLisctz
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mar, bate benz in 81 5. 2(ue. ipubnenDeI
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5ieher uno ferner etuen 2lnsug, i%ngelammt
i'm 8ertbe Don $85 9eltobLen unb in irgcuo
einen 8fanblaOen %Derfauft. I'm ben De-
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Desmond Die 0e8cnitdnoe ~uerfauft, pers
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murOe, Die 8erbanblun9en bis gum 81.
uno itcute ben Nngetla8ten bis babin II
ter $500 8irgidaft.