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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12
Effort to Defeat Dubois.

A Washington dispatch to the
Globe. Democrat, Dec. 2, says: Re.
publicans are hopeful of encom pass
ing the defeat Of Senator Dubois for
reelection AZ senator from Idaho
They can not elect a straight Repub.
ican in his place, since they have
but one man in the Legislature, bur
1t will be triumph for them and
for the cause Of sound money to
secure his defeat, even by the cleo.
zion of Populist. From the first
they had no hope of elec,ing a
sound money Republican from that
State, but they played their part
/ skillfully to accomplish the nexi
best thing--to divide the silver for.
ces 80 as to secure Dubois defeat
and make an example of him as a
warning to any shaky silver Repub-
licans who might be tempted in the
future to revolt against their party
Just before the election, distii,.
guished Republican Senator of the
East paid a visit to some of the
Mormon leaders, which resulted in
= heavy Mormon vote being cast
against the Dubois legislative candi
dates. The Mormon vote in Idaho
is large, aud II is believed that the
work done through them is what
prevented Dubois getting majority
Of the Legislature. Az il now stands
Dubois has but twenty.nine men IN
the legislature, sound money Re.
publicans have one, and the Demo.
Gratis and Populists have forty. one
The forty one are radical silver mer
and will, of course, elect a radical
silver man to the Senate, but 30 Ions
as it is some other than Dubois thu
triumph is with the sound money
Republicans.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12
Gagged LIKE A BEAST.
Daughter Of . Colorado Nam Bound to
Iron Rings for Seven Month";

A special from Denver, Colorado,
to the St. Louis Globe Democrat
Dec. End says:
Bound to iron rings anchored in
the walls, and Gagged like a wild
beast, Grace Solomon, the daugh-
ter of a wealthy pawpbroker Of
this city, has raved for seven months,
in q condition and under surround
ings the most terrible. When Sec
rotary Whitehead, Of the Humane
Society, visited the store at 1853
Larimer street this morning he WAS
conducted upstairs and found the
young girl in Is foot ring, utterly
nude, under the care of young
man. No effort WAS made to shield
her from view. She was for time
under the care of her mother, re-
ported partly demented, who de-
clined to attend TO her most simple
wants, and tho result is that the
girls nails have grown to such a
length that they are used as weap-
ons Of defense. The filth Of the
place beggared description.
Her condition is the result Of in
vestiga,ion Of spiritualism, it being
charged that her mind was affected
by demonstrations" of Jules Wal
ace, who has been exposed iu var.
ious parts of the country. She
was taken to the little room, and
when she became violent was
chained to the wall, where her con,
dition became worse. and where the
most common wants of human
kind were denied her.
c. ]. Solomon, the girl's father
is one OF the wealthiest men Of ths
West. an old-time pawnbroker wht
counts his cash by the thousands
The case is the most terrible ant
revolving ever brought to the atten
tion of the authorities here.
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The Caldwell Tribune il in A 1

The Caldwell Tribune ID in a ter.
rible rage over something that our
brand-new Governor must have
raid about poker Bill" and takes
occaaion while hauling that gentle,
snan oyer the Goals TO indulge in a
sarcastic criticism Of his careless
mode Of personal attire. The
Tribune says:
Wc desirs to notify Mr. Frank s,eun.
enberg governor elect, the collartess
statesman OF AlkAli 6at, that II he sue.
ceeds ~ we'll in the business Of Chief
Executive Is WIN. J. Mcdonnell has, this
rapex Will occasionally brim over with
Iaud~tiops Ut him. We also desire to
call his attention to the diplomatic fact
that goiag eoliarless - not pre-emi uentl ]
mark OF administrative or executly.
Ability. The Hor. s.esuenberx should
endesvor to Distinguish hi lkself 10 somt
other way than ueRiige apparel. Jerr,
Simpson has worn all the novelty out O
the "a deecltets idea. Going without
sscks WINS 1t one time . royal path Il
fame but that Aboriginal rags has run II,
race aud, therefore. We advise the alkal
Nat statesman to swathe his generou,
peek after the manner Of civilized mar
Qf the i'm de- ssse.s period.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

The Presidents annual message
was submitted to Congress after
that body was called to order at
noon Monday.
The press generally concede that
it is the ablest message that Cleve-
land has ever submitted.
1t opens with happy reference
to the fact that the people have
again demonstrated their right TO
be free, by accepting the verdict of
the voters.
He refers to the late election az
having been greater menace 10
property than the civil war and his
words imply that he joins his gold
friends in exnlting over the defeat
of Bryan.
The message is disappointing to
those who believed that he would
recommend the recognition Of the
Cuhans as belligerents.
While this President does not de-
mand immediate action on the part
Of the United States for the assist.
ance Of the Cubans, he inlimates
that time will come, if Spain fails
to suppress the rebellion, when for
bearance on the part Of our coun-
try will cease to he = virtue.
The Turkish atrocities in Armenia
are referred to with much feeling
and the explanation given that
while the United States cannot d.
rectly interfere because other ma.
tons claim the exclusive right to
intervene, it ia doing what it can &c
secure the safety of American mis-
sionaries.
Tho President recommends tina
proceedings to foreclose the mort
gage upon the Pacific railways b,
instituted at the beginning Of th'
year 1897.
| He declares that the financia
peace cannot be secured until cur
rency obligations upon which golt
may be demanded are withdrawn
from circulation. He would issu,
bonds at low rate of interest TO
| gold to redeem greenbacks ant
treasury notes and if this is no
done he would cancel those note
instead of reissuing them. Fl,
thinks national banks should be al
lowed to issue notes for circulation
to the full par value of their secur
tiles and that the tax on those note
should be one fourth Of one pc
cent. This, no doubt, will suit tn
banks as the Government will pa,
them interest on their securitie
and permit theM TO issue notes 70
which borrowers will have to pa.
from q to IL per cent per annum.
! The President thinks the Govern
ment should abandon the bankin
business aud the accumulation c
funds and confne its monetary or
orations to the receipt of revenu
and It's expenditure for public pul
! poses. Whether this implies III
leasing of the minis to favorite co.
poratiopa is not stated. He doe
! not refer to the large amount {
silver bullion owned by the Go,
eminent or suggest itg coinage L
relieve the financial stringency
4 His mind is 40 occupied with goi
that he does not devote any tim
TO silver, except to mention til
! fact that over $6U, 600 900 worth Of
was exported last year.
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The growing Of a cock at an un.
seemly hour in the night was de,
qided by Chicago Justice Of the
Peace Ia ba unlawful and agains,
ths city ordinsnos regarding nui.
Fances. The complainant, . lady
neighbof. alleged that the rooster
had habit OF Growing shortly
after midnight, and would keep
UP his cook-a doodle.dooa until
the crack Of day; that by 30 doing
she was prevented from slumbering
and that her health was breaking
down under loss Of sleep. Severa
witnesses testified to the genera
quiet character Of the rooster bu
Iae court held that rooster hat
no right to crow before daylight
The owner Of the fowl on trial wa
fined $40.
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Notice Of Probate Of Will.

State OF Idaho. County of Blaine.
In the Probate Court of said County
In the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM
HYNDMAN, Deceased.
Pursuant to AN order of said Court. made
on the tn day of October, 1896. notice is
hereby given that Monday the 9th day of
November, lS96, at IL o'clock NJ, of said
day, at the court room Of said Court. at tbs
court house in Haley, county of Blaine,
has been appointed as the time and place
for proving the Geographic will OF said
William Hyndman, deceased. and for
hearing the application of E. b. Williams
lot the issuance OF letters testamentary or
Of administration with will annexed. when
and where any person interested may an.
pear and contest the same.
Dated the 18th day Of October, 1886.
j. J. McFADDEN, Tx otlicio Clerk.
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The Bellevue Herald gets off the
following: The other day as we
were laboriously running off one
s'de oil our paper upon our double
back-action press, one Of our friends
came in and watched the process
awhile and finally inquired: "Why
don't you buy u steam press and
save all that hard work" Why
don't we start national bank
why don't We buy the Star mine
why don't We raise HI on -four
dollars and a half. Running 8
newspaper in this country is jus'
as profitable as peddlipg peanut.
IN a graveyard.
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The Mining and Scientific Pres,
Gays; There 10 paid out in the Rand
South Africa, for labor and stores
annually about E7.000. 900. OF this
SUN &2,4Q0,00O 10 paid for white
labor at 40 average Of nearly 1900,
or $500 per annum. For Ksfiir
labor &2,OO0,0OO 10 paid TO 10000
natives, who receive abou. one Hfth
the pay Of the white laborera. Il IL
said that the white laborers do no,
look With favor upon the movement,
70 reduce the wages Of shs KafRrs
l,alieving that il will be only :
question OF time when theirs will
10 attacked.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

An exchange says the bed on
which Abraham Lincoln slept when
= boy was after this fashion: The
head aud one side o. the bedside
we're formed by an angle Of the log
cabin. The bedpost, standing oul
10 the room. was a single crotch GU,
from the forest. Laid on this crotch
were the ends Of two hickory sticks
whose other ends werc mortised
into the logs. These were bridged
by sla.s from forest log. On thie
was placed . sack Of dried leaves
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12
Notice. of Foo Aeiture.


70 A. B. kuGeIKs, his heirs and legal rep
reseDtatives
Yos are hereby notified that 1 have ex
pended one hundred i0O) dollars IN labor
and improvements upon the
lDAHO
lode mining claim, SITUATED on BOYLE
mountain. III Nam, Springs Greek nirirx
district, Blaine county, State OF Idaho. III
order To hold said premises unaer the pre-
VISIONS oil Section ZS<A, Revikeo Statutes Of
the United states. being tho amount re-
CURED to hold the same Tor the year ending
De 'ember 81. lss that ycui proportion OF
The same is $l6.663s eeia4 oEe.sixth; and
II within ninety ID q g. * n the service
81 this neiice, OF within niuery go DAYS,
alter tins notice OF publication You laii or.
refuse to contribute your proportion et
such expenditure as co owner, including
legal costs Of this publication, your inre :
est III said claim will become the proper Y
Of the undersigned under the provisions
of SAID section 2;,14.
MILF MOURNING.
ketchum. Idaho March II 1866
First publication, March IA, 1885,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

Astronomer Percival Lowell of
Boston, Mass., whose scientific re-
searches with reference to the planet
Mars being inhabited, aud COM
panded 80 much attention, has
gone to the city Of Mexico where
he bad an observatory erected and
will continue his researches con.
corning Mars AS we'll as the planets
Venus and, Mercury which he re-
Gently discovered at Flagstaff, Ari.
zona, 70 10 also hahilable. Mr..
Lowell said in an interview ut Chi.
cago prior to his departure for the
city OF Mexico that he was becom.
ing more and more satisfied AS he
vOntinued his astronomical investi-
cations that the planet Mara was
inhabited, probably not by people
resembling those on this planet 70,
the reason that the air Of Mars il
wuch thinner than that about the
garth, and its denizens would require
lungs different from those possessed
~ people on the earth, The ply
steal characters Of the latter are
be sap largely = matter. Of cosmi,
4ccident, and accordingly the Mar
Wan man nay differ widely from
~ man Of this earth in appearance
and yst b. possessed Of greater in
tslli gepee. He ssid. also. that tn
lgns Of local intelligence upon III
planet are becoming more an
Soss apparent.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

A company of Cuban sympathiz-
ers is being organized at Butte,
Mont, with the intention Of going
to Cuba in January and snlisting in
the insurgent army The Captain
says his nen will join company
OF Texas rangers, who are also pre-,
pairing to 60 70 Cuba
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Tho opening words OF Clsvelan

Tho opening words Of CIsveland's
message IN which he oongratulates
the country upon the result Of tbs
y'fsxIdentl1l pl1ctioa created Z broad
smile, Il 10 said. The Democrats
~ we'll a. the Republicans being
amused at the political condition
which allowed Democratic Presi-
dent to extend congratulations for
= victory gained under the banner
Of the Republican party.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

There will b. in the next legisla.
tnre, % silver republicans, II peo-
ple's.democrats and one Nc Kinley
republican. The people s-dsmocrat-
10 members are l8 democrats and
70 populists.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

A. Chicago Dec. LIT eight hun.
dred familiss were reported TO the
Bureau Of charities a. being with
out food or fuel aud on the verge
Of starvation.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-12-12

The Weiser Signal 10 commenting
on Ketchum casting only one vote
Tor Mckinley says !. The toady
preachers in the east who, satisfied
that God is gold bug, have stood
up in their pulpits and thanked Him
that the nation was saved from dis
honor, disgrace and ruin in the de-
feat Of Bryan, should hasten to
point ont to their audiences. tha,
the recent fire at Ketchum was q
direct visitation Of the wrath oil
God over the small Mckinley vote
cast there"
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FREE SILVER FIRST,
No Change In the Attitude Of
Republican Boilers.
SENATOR pvaeis SPEAKS PLAINLY

ConAdept tnas No Change II Conditions
WIN Occur UnAsr the Coming Admins
trstlop and that the RapublIcans Will
Net Have . Majority IN the Next Senate
Vpon Which They Can Rely Eyea Count
Tag Those Who Supported McKlnlsy.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by his wife, Margare,
Pierson, from aud after this date.
ID. e. PIERSON.
KETcHuM, Idaho, Nov. 10, 1895.
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cleyaland's message IL A. long
and lingering % = lovers good bye
1t tho gate. He knew that il was
his last olllcisl say and be hated to
bring it to a close.
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Everything Is First Class in
Quality.

Those who favor me with u cau will meet
With prompt attention ana kinu treatment
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
EiaB.

StraBburg. Der SanoeSauSlduB
Don GLASS otbringen lit Den foitlpies
lisen Nei9ungeu ceS SniierS entgesens
setretsu. Yei Mtueis i'm NieoersGliaB
foil elm taiierlides SagoihloB DE
piere" S%enannt, erbaut werSen. Sic
Soften fir BEN perihmcnoeri id)en S0u
lino iebr bObe, ano Der IuSlGuR W0r
ansesauSen iporoen, cine Semiiligun9
non $50, 1000 Wiart III MAIDEN. Die
Selpilliguns lit permei9ert moroen.
0iebenboien. 2Sle Die rTotbrina
ger Seitung" mcloet, puroeni in 9tteoe,.
rentSen $4,000 bis 10000 r0miI DE
Wiiinien aus benz oritteu uno pItrten
S~abrbuneert i'm gemiht bon nabcia
einem Sentner ~geinnorn.
Mee. Ger brittle SanptSemirm Der
Mteeer SombuulOtterie lit naf Sallc
on Ser Saale gciallcn. IS aemam i'm
Elm slrbeiter Der bortigen Mta'dinen
fabrif bon @eseliu II. Silbtter in
@emeinitait nit ieiucm Sobne, Der
ebenialls in Salle ais Sbriitleser
arbcttct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
l6aringi(6e Staaten.

@era. Ias bieiise @ewerbeseridjt
bat eiren pou beu io;ialoemotratii den
Nrbeitnebmern ein9ebratten antrag
ansenommen, wona6 bas fliritlihe
@anbratbsamt UNI GrlaB zines Srtss
iiatutS iiber VobnSablun9, iusbeionoere
GinfiibrunS pon wOteutliten 0obus
;ablunasn in allen inouiriellen uno
sewerblihen Anlasen bes @eiperbes
geribtsbeSirfes eriuht perSen foil.
@otba. Der 5biirinser Webers
perein, Der iih sur Viuoeruns Der Notb
Der panbpsber Dor orei Sabren gebils
bet bat, I'm bebufs zines beiieren Ser
Sienites fir bic @eber ben pireften
9lbias ibrer Grieusniiie gu beipirfen,
erireut lid zines uon Sabr iu Subr
i%teisernoen @aarenumi uees. Bon 3d.
900 Wlarf i'm eriten 3abr III 1895 Der
llmias auf 90, 200 Wiart geitte9en.
Goburs. Die pom Ser;os Slfreo
anseorouete beSinste 9lusieeung ser
Straipollitreduns lit in Der @eiees
iammluug publi;irt poroen. Saupts
id6lih TOLL lid Die 9lusieeuns aui
.eritn,alis Terurtbeilte eritreden, Die
oas IS. %~ebensiabr nod nift iibers
ihritten babeu uuo riht bOber oils nit
lehS Wtonate beitrait limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

itJrtften aus Tens YeMeIuprn UrpruIr,
non bier abSecrbneten gum Sntrag er'
bobene Vorltellun9 eriudte Die Hegie'
run9, ben Gltrbetn bon Stodltaot bis
CUR ~IuSmiinoung ais Sbifiiabrtsltrede
pieoerber3 u1telleu .-Sie ;peite Sams
mer bepilliste fir snsn GrweiterunSss
bau ees elettrotedniid den Snitituts Der
2ehnil den Sodifule obne Debate
uno einitimmis 1879, 500 Niart.-Oie
be'lii6e Staatsihulo betrus I'M
Shluile ees GtatsjabreS 1884
mad elmer eben perOiientliften Suiams
menltelluug 4l,3l2, O24 Wtart 70
Eiennige.
IlSbeim. On elmer bieiisen
Steingrube mar Der 27idhri9e Sean
Solt nit einem Niitarbeiter nit
Steinbreten bfddftist, oils lid ploes
LID cine Wtaile loslUite uno Soft pers
itlittete. Aah unaeiGbr elmer balben
Stunce wuroe SOit berpOrae;usen, aber
alle @ieberbelebuuQsueriud)e maren
e~riOlgloS.
MainS. Gin SolNnt oeS branoens
bur8ilfen 6uBartillerie 9fe9imeuts
9r. 3 puroe pom Wfilitdr9eritt lpe0en
miecerbolter S%abneniluht uno Oiebs
itablS 81 ipei Sabreu j3uhtbauS uno
NusltoBur,g aus benz Seer perurtbeilt.
Gr purbe nah benz I3udtbauie in
Wteblbetoen perbradt.
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Srete Std0fe.

burg. Die auswaneerung
iiber Sambur9 nah ilberieeiiteu VGns
bern hat i'm Sanuar, pergliden nit
oerielben 3eit beS 0~oriabres, erbeblid
jugenommen. Is lpuroen pou bier
2Ol9 a~usmanoerer, oarunter 53l
Oeuti6e, bef0roert, sesen 1856 (579
Ieutlbe) i'm Sanuar 1895 uno 1888
1888 Ieutide) I'M Sauuar 1894.
9urbapen. 9tuf Der bieii9en
Rbeoe limb ueuli6 Der nit lbomass
fblade BON quill na6 Surburs be-
ltimmte Camper rVoiua," bic Sarte
rGablia" uno bic Sriss ~6rieoe" ;us
iammenseitoBeu. Wdbreno Die beiSen
Seselibifie nur lei6teu Sdaoen am
goroeridiff erlitten, bat Der Camper
Die S6otten sebroden, lit poll &aiier
sslaufen unb tn iintenoem 3uitauoe
bel Sraeiunb aui @runo seieet uoroen.
Sremen. Der elettrlihe StraBens
babnbetrieb Der Sorner @eiellihaft hat
lid bier ieit Sabren 10 gut bewdbrt,
oaB Die @roBe Vremer Yi~eroebabrs
seiellidait mie iene ben eleftriihen
Setrieb nad benz 1bomionsS ouitons
Spitem einiiibren mill.
Sibed. Der gusibuB Der banieas
tii6en GeriiherunsSanitalt bepilli9te
l26, los Wtart ;peds peiteren 2luss
baues Der Seilanitalt fir Sunsenfrante
bel glnoreasber9.
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Sa0eu.

SarlSrube. Na6 benz 8eribte
Der slll9emeinen Yeriorsunssanltalt i'm
@roBberiogtbum Yaoen be,iiferte ii6
am 81. Seiember 1895 Der @eiammts
periifernngsbeitan auf SO, $40 Ser.
iiferunsen nit 347, SAB, 900 Marf
aapital. Die Grsebniiie ees Ueri6ts'
inhreS wnren iehr befriebinenb.
9Srrad. Sluf benz Selobers bat in
ben letten 2asen cine Slbtbeiluus bes
S6lettitaoter Sdserbataillon llebun.
gen i'm Sdneeihublauien abgebalten.
Der Sfilauf 1T bel bieier 3ruppe idon
ieit einisen Sabren einseiiibrt.
Wannbei m. Der @etreiSeaaent
Sulius @olii, in Sirma Stern II.
Wolfi, erihoB lid i'm Wannbeim.
Seioelberser Sdnell,uge.
Sffenburg. On Der leeten Uirs
serausiduB : Sieuns madte 9iirsers
meiIter Sermann iiber ben Stano Der
Sparfaiien : slnselesenbeit folsenbe
Wftttbeiluugen: Das @eiammtbeiisit
Aer Gnorfdiie betrdat All. 500 Wari.
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trisereleu uno unter,nlaounoeu r,uu,.

triisereleu uuo Inter, rlasuugeu Iluuy'
zig geworecu. Is iino namentlib
Tresocner 8eihGftsleute seitdoist.
%eipSis. 6alite Gubelibeine
pollte elm an Der eeutitsruiiiihen
8rcu;e wpbrenoer Sauimann bier burd
ben photographer 6. aniertiseu ~laiien,
allein oieier peibte bic 9ebOree in Die
Sahe elm, uno ais ueulib bier Der
9auimanu srftien, UNI 20, 900 Rubel'
iteins, oeren aneeblite Sertisitelluns
linn eurd ben photographer apiiirt mar,
a%biuboleu, puroe er beim Sriibitid in
einem 9fsitaurant perbaitet. lem
photographer Z. mar BET Ablisferun9
Der 90, 900 Hubelupteu cine 0aars
iumnle non 20, 900 Mtart yuseiast
pproen.
Sihat. Ger ~perbaitete Tirettor
Der pertratten HbeiniitsW eitfalilben
Yant in Berlin, Sermauu Srieos
mann, bat audi eiusn bieiiseu Burger
UNI iein sanies Termosen sebradt.
Der PGtter Der bieiisen Sabnbofs'
reitauration mar jrpeimal an ben Saupts
sepinueu pon 800, 600 uuo SOC, 900
dart Der idtiiiheu VanSeslotterie be-
tbeilist une hat leet curt 6riecmann
oas 10 semOunene G'elb uno oaiu nod
iein eiseues Sapital perloren.
lburm. Gin 8utsbeiieer pOn bier,
ser betreifs ieiuer Steuereini hdeunS
an Gioesitatt ialibe Nnsaben iiber iein
Gintommen semaht bate, murSe bic
Ter Gage pom yaub9eri6t ~ erei Wfo'
naten @eidusniB perurtbeilt.
3widau. Der HeSatteur 6. Vorte
pom r;3wifauer luseblatt" iii in Der
9iatt aus einem 6eniter ieiner @obs
nun9 Srei Stod bot aui Die Strabe
berabgeiiiir;t. @enige Stunoen Narauf
III Der llusliiflihe i'm Srantenbauie
ieiren ihwereu V~erleeuu9en erlesen.