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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
THE INDEPENDENT TURNER'S.
Transfers of PrOperty-Tal< of "a New
Building.

A meeting was held yesterday morning in
the assembly room of the Independent
Turner Society, at which all the business,
except the formal transfer of the property
from the Turnverein Hall Association to the
Independent Turner Society, winding up the
existence of the Turnveren Hall Associa-
ton, was attended to. Tonight there will
be meeting of the boards of the two or
CARNATIONS and the formal transfer will be
made. The winding up of the affairs of the
hall association places the Turner Society
on a sound financial basis. 1t now has
property valued at about $4,000, which cost
less than $3O,000 including interest on run
ming stock, which is now Cancelled.
In 1885, when the old church at the north
east corner of Illinois and Ohio streets was
purchased, it was thought advisable to have
the title of it in a distinct corporation, and
the Turnverein Hall Association was Gre
ated for the purpose. The building and lot
cost 81, 500, and the amount was raised by
selling stock part of the stock was
taken by the Independent Turner Society
as a corporation, some by members of that
society and some by outsiders The shares
were $25 each. In 1889 the lot adjoining the
church building on the north was pur
chased in the same manner at cost of
$4,000.
When George Seidensticker became presi-
dent of the Turner Society he set about Gre
ating a sentiment for the adjustment of
the hall association, believing that under
the present conditions the property should
belong to the Turner Society. 1t was feared
there might be some trouble in buying up
the stock The property had more than
doubled in value and some stockholders felt
they had a proprietary interest in it, and
if they had, the value of their stock must
have Increased with that of the property
There was little trouble on this score, how
ever, persons holding the stock surrender
ing at face value. The money to buy up
this stock was obtained by making loan
and giving mortgage on the property.
The stock had borne per cent. interest
and the $1,000 borrowed was obtained at a
rate of per cent. The society has the
privilege of repaying this loan in sums of
81 coo or more annually, and 1t Will be an
easy matter for the payments TO be made
out of the profits made in rents and leases
One tenant pays the society $l,5OO year.
There is a little revenue from the various
classes in the gymnasium above the expense
of instruction, and the bowling alleys are
more than self-sustaining. The Independent
Turner Society thus finds itself in pros
porous condition.
Plans have been prepared Tor remodeling
the old church building. 1t is proposed to
tear out the front part of the building back
to a distance of about fifty feet and erect
there a modern four-story addition to the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
A BURGLAR AWAKENED HER.
Mrs. J. ID. Harvey Waited Till He Left
and Then Aroused Her Husband.

About 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning
burglar entered the residence of Dr. j. B.
Harvey, 2219 North Pennsylvania street
and, with Mrs. Harvey looking at him,
stole $40 and a watch. Mrs. Harvey says
she was awakened by the sound of a door
opening, and looked up to see a man in the
room where she and her husband We're
sleeping. She had been instructed by her
husband she says, to make no outcry in
such case, but to let a burglar help him
self rather than take chances of the con-
sequences of a fight with an armed man.
She accordingly allowed the burglar to
make a search of the room and depart
Then she awoke her husband After five
minutes they telephoned to the police sta
ton.
Yesterday morning a boy who blacks the
shoes of some of the tenants in the Com
mercial block saw strange man in the
shop or Claude Demaree, tailor. He asked
the man what he was doing and the fellow
said he was waiting for the clerk, who had
gone down to get some lunch. The boy
notified Mr.. Demaree, and when he arrived
the man was gone and with him went a
new overcoat and pair of trousers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

James Whtcomb Riley returned yester-
day from trip to the Missouri river valley,
where he gave number of readings. The
Western newspapers speak of the immense
houses and the enthusiasm which greeted
Mr.. Riley He returns from the trip in
nerfect health the outing having done him
much good. The first copy of the 'Rubai-
Vat of Doc Sifers." the new book which
the Century Publishing Company has got
dav. IT contains fifty Illustrations by Mr..
Relvea. who was sent out to Indiana by the
Century Company to catch the local color
fury as a serial, and Mr.. Riley is the only
poet whom the magazine has honored by
publishing a poem as serial. The new
book is dedicated to DR.. Franklin w. Hays,
ne this citN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
HE MISSED HIS WIFE.
John Bremen, Dependent, Took to
Drink and Then to Morphine.

Yesterday. at about noon, man was seen
to stagger and fall to the ground on Mis-
souri, street near South. street. He was
quickly losing consciousness when picked
up A Dispensary physician was summoned
and the man was removed to the City Hos
pital, where it was discovered that he was
suffering from morphine poisoning. No one
seemed to know him. and there was nothing
on his person to identify him. He was APP
treatment and will probably recover.
1t was learned later that the man was
John Bremen, a carpenter, living at (old)
20 Henry street. His wife died about three
months ago, and since then he has been
drikng heavily, and some of his friends
feared his mind was affected. 1t was said
five grains of morphine with suicidal intent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

rear part, leaving the hall on the upper
floor and the barroom below, as they now
are. This would give two additional store
rooms on the lower floor, about twenty of
flee and other rooms above. The entrance
would be next to the bowling alleys AT the
meeting yesterday it was decided not to be-
gin this Improvement this fall, for it would
interrupt the work of the turning classes.
1t may not begin in the spring, but either
this improvement will be made or the whole
building will be torn down and in its place
will be erected a modern clubhouse ana OF
flee building There is some talk of Dor
rowing the necessary money for this pur-
pcse 1t is believed the building will pay
for itself in rents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
Cnutain Henry for Auditor.

The Owen County Journal of the current
week suggests the name of Capt. James r.
Henry cashier of the State Bank of lndi-
ana, as a candidate for auditor of state on
the Republican ticket. Captain Henry, it
declares, has not been consulted in the mat
ter, but the Owen county Republicans are
likely to present his name captain henry
IS one of the board of managers of the Re-
formatory at Jeffersonville, and has been
since 1894 treasurer of the Republican state
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Indiana Ceramic Association will hold
a free exhibit and sale of hand painted
china at the Propylaeum Dec /, and 3,
both daytime and evening.
Mr.. o. r. Johnson, secretary of the May
Festival Association returned yesterday
from New York, where he has been during
the past week looking over the field for
next years soloists. He reports an excel
lent prospect of getting such talent as VIII
insure another successful week next spring
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
six bowling Games This Week.

There viii be six bowling games of the
tournament this week. two Of which We're
games postponed when the Independent
Turner alleys were not completed. Tonight
the indianapolis Bowling Clubs team will
meet the All-Americans at the Independent
Turner alleys, and Wednesday night the
Capital City and German-Americans will
meet at the same place. These are the
postponed games. Thursday night. on the
same alleys there Will be game between
the Ail-Americans and German-Americans.
Friday night there win be three games.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
FRONT DOORS ALL CLOSED.
Police Investigation Went No Further
Yesterday.

All the patrolmen were instructed to re-
port the conditions at saloons on their dis
tricts yesterday. The reports were all alike
Not patrolman found a thing that looked
suspicious. All the saloon keepers were
said to be conducting their places in ac-
cor1ance with the law. Blinds We're down
everywhere and clear view of the interior
Of the barrooms could be had from the
street.
The reports did not deal with the back
room and upstairs barrooms. which are at
tached TO nearly all the saloons for Sun
day trade. For all the reports say these
ad5unets are not in existence, they all
did iourishing business yesterday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
Change Of Time-PennsyIvania Lines

Sunday Nov %, north and south See
time cards or call on ticket agents, No. AZ
w. washington st. and Union Station Mad
ison accommodation leaves 1886 p. m. Fast
EXPRESS for Chicago with local sleeper from
Indianapolis leaves 1910 p. m.
w. w. RICHARDSON, ID. P. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
william woods brought Back

William Woods was Brought TO this city
last night from Madison by Acting Detec-
tive Gerber TO answer 20 a charge of steal
ing a bicvcle from Mary Todd He rode the
wheel from this city TO Madison, and was
arrested there by the chief of police. He
is also accused of stealing a horse and
buggy belonging to Lihbie Ward.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
Arrived with Murderer Love,

Detectives Colbert and Stout arrived this
morning at o'clock with Robert Love, the
colored man arrested at Los Angeles. Cal.
for the murder of George Anderson, in this
city about eighteen months ago. Love adj
mits having committed the deed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

On the Independent Turner alleys the In
dianapolis Bowling Club will meet the Lyra
Casinos, the Old Guards and Capital Citys
Will meet at the German House and Social
Turner's and Independent Turner's will play
on the Lyra alleys.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

Insure with German Fire Insurance, OF In
street, Fire, tornado and explosion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

Sunday n. Y. World and journal
On sale to-day. MONIrMENT-PLACE CIGAR
AND NEWS STAND. Latest issues magazines
ALWAYS on hand,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29

Music boxes of all makes, the cheapest, a
Wulschner's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-29
McGilliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless oats
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Kimball pianos. carlin & Lennox. E Mkt st
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
0ot Guba,

$ a b II a, 81. Mai. Der
ameritani1de Spe5ialtommihar M.
:. 'Galboun itattete benz fpantf&en
@afino einen 8eiu4 ab. Dahelbe mar
au @brer1 bes II. @eburtsta9es R0nig
Mlpbondo's auf's Rei4ite seidmiidt
unb illuminirt CALHOUN mar begleitet
BON ipanii9en &oniul 81. Sole
@onqoito aus 9bilabelpbia nnb benz
8irgermeiiter Senor Midael Dta3
BON 6apara l1rb Or. SOBER. 2eBterer
funairte a1s DolmeH@er. Calhoun be-
punberte bas prd&tig gei4miidte
@ebGube unb CAB feiner 4nertenru11g
iiber bic 2iebenstpirbistett @usbrud,
nit tpel4er ct empfangen tpurbe.
Na@bem bic @afe unb ibre @trtet
Grfri{9ungen eingenommen batten,
bra9te Der @etretdr bes Sal iao ei11erE
'Srintfpru@ iiber bas 9bema aus:
,Jriebe fir @uba unb aufri&tige uno
untpunbelbare Greunbi@aft 5pt1@en
ben Ser. @taaten unb Spanten." Or.
SOBER bra4te Johann in enslii@er
@pra@e einer Srintipru@ auf prait<
bent mcRinglep aus, ber bon @alboun
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
~3u6ertuDuWriei IN Hott,

@ a4inston n, .. s. %.
Mai. Mieberum itebt bic Riibenauder>
Snbuitrie Guropa's troB allen tompltz
5irten lesislatipen 9ilfsmitteln boz eiz
ner RriiiS. BON mebreren Ronfularz
beamteu. BON Mann in Grantfurtb.
ban Masbeburs unb Worrts
in Sent. finb an bas Staatsbepartes
tement 8ertate selangt, pel4e bic
traurise Gage in bieier Snbuitrie
idliberu. GOnful mutb iast, bab bas
lebte 3%uderseieB bonn Is. Mai 1896
in feinen Mirtuns.n enttdui&te. Sic
preife iinb ielbft aneeii@ts elmer beoeuz
tenb sr0Berew Radfrase bon ben Der,
staater, auridg.sansen. aon1ul
Man, f@reibt, bas @efeB habe bas
nit Miiben beftelte Mreal persr0bert,
tpelaes fdon gu 9rob mar, unb 4onz
{ul Morris %iiberianbte cine &opie Ell
net per3peifelt lautenben 8ttte UNI
6ulfe fir bic belsii9en 3uderfabriz
tanten. ssSa1 einem puntte ftimmen ale
8erihte therein, bub nGmli4 bic Ius=
ftdteu auberoroentli@ tribe limb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
8re@e &anSNrei@er.

@4Iefingerpille, 10. Itai-
Der Marfdau unb mebrere @iuo,ebe.i
tpobner bon S@lefnserpiQe ba!!en
Donneritas Mbenb NIT elmer Mnaubl
BON Cramps, tpelde einen ct. paul
Gra@taus gu beiteisen periu&ten. q,
men barten Rampf gu btftaben. Die
2anbitreider periu4ten barun bic tl:iz
ne Brauerei au erftirmen, murbcn
aber bon ben 8rauertnedten aurii~-se=v
I9lasen. @pdter pajiirk abermalst
Elm Tra@taug S9leilnserpile. ben %ie.
Cramps abermuls beiteisen MOLTEN.
Der Marf@au unb feline @et:a'fen-
tpollten bic 0aeabunben suriidtreiben
unb itieben auf Wibertanb. Die ~
gelaserer aosen ibre Maffen unb %
ten auf bic Bepobntr. Shliebli4 ao<
gen ii9 bic Cramps aurid. na4b. =
elmer gefangen senommen tporben ,par.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26

bon GbsNali.n, cine ariessent.
i&dbisuns bon 10000. 0OOpfunb tir>
it'd unb bic Mufbebuns Der Gapitulas
Die pforte i4last por. boB
8epoQmGhtiste Der MGdte IN Ybars
ialps 3ulammentommen, UNI bic Grie>
bensbebiuenneen gu befpre4en, uno
ertldrt, tpern, bieie @ebin9unse1 abb
selabnt tperben, tuerbe bic tiirtif4e Mr>
NEE fortfabrem porauriiden. Die Gor'
berung Der Mnnepton bon Sbefalien
itiibt ii4 auf bic Gbatia@e, hab bic
propina uriprinslt@ auf ban Rath
Der MG@te gu benz 3tpede an @rte>
4enlanb a~bsetreten purbe, benz RGu'
berpefen unb Ginfduen Der @rieden
in tirtiI9es @ebiet Elm Guoe ~ muz
den. bqb bic pforte our 3eit slaubte,
.bab bieier 3tped bur4 bic Mbtretung
erreid3t tperbet tpiirbe, bab iebo4 bic
lebten gtnfd1e srie&if&.r ganben
u1Db bic GreieniKe, tpel&e numtttelbar
Dor benz Rriese ftattfanben, has Sc
sentbeil betptifen. Dos 1T ber tpeient>
li9e Snbalt Der Mnttport ber pforte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Qurat &errli@fett,

pboeni1 I. Orig, %. Mai. SIM
persansenen Tebruar tam Elm meter
iunger Mann, Namens Greb Gutls.
bier an. St pdblte iid bic bette 81;
ieui4aft aus, mar Elm t6dtises Sir
4enmitglieb, battle bibi@e 3immer in
Iorb 9otel urb leste in etnem Atsii9en
Selep9or : llnterntbmen 8elb al.
Dim persangenen Montag aber reifte
CT unter Beipa4uns zines poli5etbez
aus Snbianupolis. Der cine oit=
li4e @parbunt pertpat. pel4e BET
iunge 2ucas UNI cine bebeutenoe Cunt
me bef4minbelt baben foQ, tpteber aD.
2ucas unb fem @ater tpuren in
6unttnston, 3d., int r@bitratt"z@es
f4Gft. sic tperben bef&ulbtgt, 3d.
600 auf @eibtitel aufgenommen Az
baber,, in tp.l4en ber Name bes Treb
3ucas an @te1e bes Namens bes
,ptrtlt9en Gieentbimers untsrgez
19oben porbtn nor. .'.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Sat- pereeHene @orotbat.

gbicago, %. Mai. Die @erhafz
tun9 BON Mbolpb 2eutgert, benz prGz
iibenten Der 2uetsert Saufase C ga:
ding Company, unter ber Mntlase Re!
@rmorbung feiner Grau, fat bic
allsemeine Mufmertfamtett tpieoer auf
cine Morbtbat selentt, bic ii4 boz 18
Sabren ereignete. Damals mar 2uetz
CERT BefiBer elmer @trtbf@aft an
Glpbourn unb @ebfter Mpenae. 9as
Opfer bes Morbes mar 9ugb Mc=
@otpum, beFen @o9m Sames Mc@o=
tpan, ieBt 30. So 2etpis @traBe pobnt.
Mm 9. September 1879 tpuroe 9u9b
SO @otpan, Der 81 Sabre alt unb
Miblenbauer mar, pl0Bli4 aus ieincr
Wpbnung permibt. Grit am tolgsr=
ben Sage fanb man i'm in 2uet9ert's
@4eune nit elmer fur@tbaren aopfs
tpu1be unb einem &nebel IN munoe,
felt Stunben tob. Der @erDa9i lentte
1i@ auf 2uetgert. Cine @orcnerss
Surp fpra@ i'm fret unb erfannt: anf
9irnf@lag. Ser Sobn Mc@otpon's
orbnete cine @eftion b.: 2sid)e an,
bod fanb er in Der Morsue, bab bieie
l@on porgenommen vor>en ror unb
ale prpteite blteben pbne Nui!tn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
BabnuneIld aut Gnba.

8 n a, q. Meui. Sn Der Nabe
bon @egu @lta in bet proptn3 Santa
Clara fat Elm i@perer @Henbabnuns
fan ftattsefunben. @on einem out bet
Tabrt nu9 placetas befinoli4en aus
% Magen beitdben5en 3uge, lofter ii4
obae bab Der 2ocomtipfibrer es be-
mertte, bier Wagen ub unb rollten bic
fteile 8abnftrede ubtpGrts. 8et elmer
8iegung ber 8abn ftteben Ee nit Ell
mem perionenause 3uiammen Die 60
comptipe beg lebterer gerietb auf bic
Wa9en, ibr Gampftefel erplpbtrts
unb bic Magen eerietben in 8ranb.
Ser 2ocomotipfiibrer, Elm @enbsbarm
unb flint paHasiere tpurben getobtet
unb 81 panagiere perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
Sua enSIidte 6 Der.

Martnette, Wts., IA. Wtal. -
9eute purben flint junee Burden.
bon 5ier, berer Glitter bur@f4ntttli4
II SABRE betrus, pesen Mibbanbluns
unb 8eraubuns apeter @4meben auf
Der peibtiso 2anbfrabe perbaftet.
Die beiben Mibbanbelten i@ritten ge<
itern morsen UNI 2 ubr auf ber @tra<
Re babtn, ats cine 8uti@e fe einbolte.
aug tpel@er Johann flint Burden ber>
ausipransen, amf fie etnbransen unb
lie, ba lie ita mebrten, fur4tbar prii<
selten. S@liebli4 nabmen bic 8urz
5@en ben 8eiben alles @elb, bas fle
butten, aufammen unsefahr SO @e-'s.
Die @efansener ipurben fir ihr c.
{9einen il unter $500 Birgi@uft ec=
ftent, unb 5uei bon ibner mubten in
Grmanselun9 beritlben ms @efs"1>
nib nanbern.
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see uuo @eOIer.

9apana a, 18. Mat. Sn 8e5ug
auf bic in Nem Dprt per0fentlibte
Mngabe, bab @eneralcoeiul TtBhugb
See in etnem 8eri@te an bas @taats>
Deppartement ben @eneraltapttdn Mep<
Ter in beftiger Weiie a1ugegriffen u1to
ge1agt babe, bic Sniurgenten piroer1
BE @panier balb BON @uba pertretben:
Bate beute Elm @ert4teritatter bes
Blattes ga Qu@a" eiine l1nterrebuag
nit benz @eneraltpn1ul. 9e1te 1agt
bas qenannte 8latt I'M ausbridli4en
Muftraae bes @eneraltoniuls, bob
2ebterer tpeber ben befu9ten Mrgrtft
auf @eneraltapitGn Mepler gemabt
nod ii4 in einem Beri@t ober munbz
1t@ qeGuBert babe, bab unter ben gez
qentpartigen umftdnben bic Sn1uraenz
ten Bic fpanii@en Srpupem aus Der
Ssnfel pertretben fDnnter.
See 1T iiber bic 0tr0Hentlt@urg
bt.fes qGn3lt@ nubtgriinbeten 8ert4<
ties febr rrrgd9alten unb bat tn etre11
8ritf an ben Marquis Mbumaba bic
Mubrbeit bes 8ert&tes auf's @rtz
f@iebenit. in Mbrebe geitellt. Mut
General Sees @4retbpult befnbet ith
elm Btlbnib Mepler's init Der folgen@
ben Snf4rift: Mn General See als 3eiz
den Der 1Frembf@aft unb meiner BE-
ften Miin{@e. @alertano Mepler.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
S,tnter smIok Mns Rteae1.

> m a + a, Mebr., %. Mai. 9enrp
8oll,, Der biebif@e bieiige @tabtz
f9aBmeiiter, lit binter @4lob uno
Mtegel sebrd9t poroen unb pirb ioz
fort na@ benz 3u4tbauie abg,fubrt
iperbem, UNI oa1elbit einen 19idbrisen
@traftermin gu perbiben. 8oQn ;pcr
iiberfiibrt morben, tdbtii&e @et5.r
int @etrage bon $105,000 unteri@laz
gem gu baben. SIM nd6item SUM- tper<
Ben es 3tpei Sabre, bub feline une9iz
lihen 9rattiten betannt tpurben. Au>
ber gu 10 Subren 3u@tbars 1T er nod
at elmer Celebrate berurtbetlt tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-26
e(naeLnm ,pt@tise 3euetu.

Gan 1runcisco, 81. Wtat
@oeben 1T in Der 4erion Der 5rau
@9meiaer eine duberft mtAtiss 3eu9tn
in benz Mtnnis Wtliams : Sale entz
bedt ipprben. Sic bebauptet auf bas
8eftimmteite, bab tie an II. Mpr1l
1895, benz Sage por bet @ntDedung
Der 2eide ber Minnie &iuiams In
Der emanuel : 8ir9e, bas Mdbden
in: 8ssleitung Oes, Piarrers @en. Sibz
ion auf benz Don Mlameba fommenoen
5%abrboote 9eieben babe. sic fagt, oaB
Der Mann. ben fie ais ben pfarrer
@ibion iosntifieirte, sbur@ feline gsiitz
GMe RlabunQ pnb babut&,I soab er
ser Rorrb tbes Mdb@ens trug lihb fiji
ibre 8equemli4teit iebr beiorst gu
fem i@ien, lire Muimsrtiamteit erre9t
babe. 'pfarrer ,@tbfon's gals 1T et<
migermaben ,bur4 alte Marben entz
itelt urtnb. sG5rau S@meiBer iast, bab
lie bieie Marben an benz 8egletter
Minnie's bemertt unb bab fi& tbr baz
bur4 bas @eii9t bes Mannes etngez
prGgt babe. Sbglei4 Trau @4meiz
Der in bieiiger @tabt mobnt unb lett
3pei Sabren tpetB, bab Sbeobore DUR
rant Der @%rmorbung ber Minnie ISL
liarns bidulbtst 1T, purbe tie bis
jebt bur9 ben @ioermiaen, tbren Naz
men nit ber @o@e In 8erbinbung sez
bra6t gu ieben, abgebaltem bieie 4us>
fagee gu MAIDEN. DIS @rtldruns faet
1ie ferner, baB lie geoa@t 9abe, baB
ibre Musfuge niht pou Mi4tigteit
fei; aber ra9bem 9urrant gum Sooe
p%erurtbeilt unb no@ Gan Quentin gs<
bradt tpurbe, um bort binseridtst gu
perbe,,, 9abe fe ii@ bic @a&e iorstal=
tig iberlegt l1nb {et gu ber l1eber5tus
gurg getotnmen, bab es jeBt Set Jet.
bas mtt3utbeilen, tpas lie bariiber
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