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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
SAY RkTES khE 700 LOW
Exccutiye Officers of Western Hoads
Meet and Discuss Kexafious
Question.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE executive Off
GERS of the Western roads met here to-day
The principal matter for discussion was
low rates from Chicago to Colorado points
1t was the opinion of all the roads that
the rates are much 200 low, and that ii
they are TO continue st the present tariff
the roads will not make sufficient from
their business TO pay the operating ex.
penses for the trains. The matter could
be settled quickly if the Union Pacific,
Denver and Gulf would forgo the demand
for diffeIentisl. The Western roads
we're determined that they will not allow
a dIfferential and the chances seemed
that the fight would be continued for some
time longer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
KESVICK ROBBERS
TAKEN into CUSTODY
Part Of the Gold Stolen From
the MCCormiCk-SaeItzer
Store Recovered.
Two Men Who Have Long Been
Under Surveillance Placed
Under Arrest.
Special pIsnatch 10 I'VE C,1r.

Special Dispatch 10 THE CALI
REDDlNG, Dec. IA few minutes be.
lore lbe California express pulled out for
the south tonight Sheriff Houston and
Deputy Sheriff Demlng arrested Charles
Webster and George Stewart for the rob-
berry of the Mccormick Sael;zer Com
pany's branch store at Keswick. Webster
came in stage from Keswick and Stewart
arrived on the south bound train The
prisoners were searched, and 1886 So OF ths
$1,000 stolen was recovered. II is supposed
that the rest OF the money is secreted at
keswick
Ihe two men have been under surveil-
lance ever since the ROBBERY, and deputy
sheriffs at keswick were ordered TO notify
the Sheriff's Office at once if they mani
Tested any intent 10 leave the smelter town.
a telephone message was received this
evening that the men mad left town and
were probably making their way sout.-
ward.
Wooster is said to have been q lounger
about keswick with no particular means
OF support. Stewart is said to have
worked a couple of DAYS at the mine for
the Mountain Copper Company. Most of
Inc money recovered was foand on Stew.
art, who Is supposed 10 have been The
man who coolIy walked into the store and
Toooed the safe of $1,000 in coin. with three
men ana woman present
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
DEMOCRATS CAUCUS
At WASHIN GTON
Mem berS Of the House Adopt
Resolutions Defining the
Party Policy.
Great Unanlmity Is Shown by the
Large Assemb aze-Plans for the
Coming Campaign.
special Dispatch to THE GAIL.
CALL OFFICE RIGGs HOUSE.
W ASITNcToN nar II


CALL OFFICE RIGGs House
WASHINGTON Dec. Il
The caucus OF Democratic mem bers of
the House tonight resulted IN the adop-
ton of resolutions defining the party pol
icy on the questions OF Cuba, finance and
bankruptcy. The caucus was largely at
tended, l0l Of the I25 Democratic mem bers
being present despite the stormy weather.
Representative Richardson Of Tennessee
acted as chairman and Representatives
Cummings of New York and Cowherd o.
Missouri acted as Sc ere tarIes.
Representative Bailey took the initiative
bv presenting the following series OF reso-
luuons:
ResoIred, That It is the sense of this caucus
that the Democratic members OF the House Of
Representatives ought TO resist all efforts,
direct or indirect, 10 retire the greenDacks
ard treasury notes.
ResolUed, Second, that We are opposed and
Will resist all attempts 10 extend the prlvl-
leges OF national banks or 10 reduce the taxes
which they now pay.
Res0lred, ThI5d. hat we favor the early con-
sideration and passage OF the Senate resolu-
ton recognizing that condition OF war eX-
lstS il the island OF Cuba between the Gov
ernment o: spain ana the Cuban peop4e.
EeSolued. Fourth, IN hst we favor Inc early en-
sctment Of just and wise bankruptcy law.
The first three features of the resolu-
tions, on finance and on Cuba. were con-
sidered separately, the discussion being
vigorous and tie resolution unanimously
adopted.
The fourth feature of the resolutions,
declaring for just and wise bankruptcy
law, met with some opposition.
On motion of NJ. Maddox of Georgia
arrangements were made for The usual
Congressional committee to conduct the
Congressional cam paign in 1898. The
committee is to consist of one mem ber
from each State, Territory and the Dis
trict of CUium bia, and nine Senators to be
chosen by the Senate Democratic caucus.
The caucus adjourned at 9 O'Clock, hav
ing been in session just an hour, and hav-
ing accom- plished its results with practical
uuanimilY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
Senator Kyle of South Dakota
Would Change the Immi-
grafton Laws.
DESIRES TO SIMPLIFY THE
EDUCATIONAL TEST.
House Briefly Considers the Legls-
latlVe, Executive and judicial
Appropriation Bill.
Special Dispatch TO THE CALI.
CALL OFFICE, RIGGS HOUSE. J
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA.


WASHINGTON, Dec. IA
The Senate was in session just fifteen
minutes to-day, adjournment being taken
until tomorrow out OF respect to Presi-
dent Mckinley, who is to-day in attend
snce upon the funeral OF his mother. The
motion TO adjourn was made by Hoar Of
Massachusetts.
"Au Senators" said he, "sre aware of the
Magistrate OF the nation. de is to-day in at
tendance upon the funeral OF his mother. Out
OF respect TO him, and aS expression Of
sympathy for him IL his sfh iCtlOu, move that
the senate do now adjourn"
No business beyond the introductio of bills
snd resolutions was transacted. Among the
bills introduced was one by Kyle of South
United states. He gave notice that al the
proper time he would offer the bill as = sub
sutute tor that which IS now pending before
the senate.
In only one feature" said Kyle does nv
Dill diner ma terlaliy from the measure now
before the Senate. Ny bu provides that all
immigrants shal. have their Test OF education
made by the United States Consuls at the
points nearest 10 their homes. II Is serious
hardship for these people 10 cross the ocean
with The prospect staring them in the face OF
Iallng IL the test at the port OF foreign
country. This feeling of sage fright dOubt-
less so seriously affects many OF them that
they are unable 10 DO themselves Justice in
reading the prescribed regulations OF the con-
sItuuon OF the United States. The measure I
have prepared Is 10 remedy what regard as &
lion in the senate"
At l2.l5 p. NJ. the Senate sdiou-ned
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
LOST RER P0RT PROPELLER.
La Touraine IS loudly Cheered BY
a Crowd As She Safely Lands
af RnHra.

HAVRE, Dec. Is The tug of the Com
pagnie Generate Trsnsatlantique that was
-ent to meet La Touraine, met her off
Barfieur and assisted by second tug
brought her into port here at 1:35A.N
her arrival being greeted with loud cheers
from the crowd still waiting on the ouays
According 10 statements by the captain
and officers, La Touraine lost her mort
PROPELLER at $50 4. NJ. on the 7th. She
proceeded with a single screw, but her
speed was still further reduced nv hsd
weather. No anxiety whatever was dis
played by the passengers during the
voyage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
NEW GOVERNOR or BOHEMIA
Rumor of the Contemplated cbanoe
Causes a Rise in the
BourSe.

VIENNA. Dec. 14-It is said here that
Count Won Coudenhoven. Governor of
Bohemia, will be dismissed and replaced
by David Won Rhenfeld, Governor OF Dal-
malta. The count is charged with having
character Zsd the Germans in Prague as
aliens The Tolice president and the
Burgomaster OF Prague will be removed
IL Is said, and the town council dissolved
The administration of the city Will be in
trusted TO an imperial com m issioner. The
rumOr that these energetic measures will
be taken caused q rise in the Bourse TO-
dav.
Among the persons under arrest for
piLacing is The son of millionaire. The
&c rmans sill dread a fresh attack
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
RUNS ASHORE NEAR
CARMANAH POINT
Unknown Schooner on the
Rocks Near the Northern
Lighthouse.
Displays Signal Letters Not Found
In the CodeboO oOks of Ship
ping Men.
Special Dispatch to THE CALI.


VICTORIA, Dec. 1.-THE City OF
Puebla inward bound, this after noon re-
ported an unknown large schooner
inward bound sailing dangerously
close to shore in the neigh porhood of
Carmanah, and a couple OF hours later
the Empress of India arrived with the
news that he stranger was on the rocks
about three miles outside of Carmanah
Point.
The unfortunate schooner is painted
white, is bout 700 tons burden AMI has
three mssts. She displayed The signal
letters y. W. Ii. c." which neither the
codes books OF the Empress nor those on
shore here could interpret, so that her
identity is yet unknown. She Is supposed
to be new vessel. a relief steamer has
gone down.
The incoming vessels brought no word
of the Cleveland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
JAMES B. HAGGW TO WE'D,
His Future Bride the Beautiful
Daughter of q Kentucky
Banker,

NEW YORK, Dec. IA The Herald's
epecial from Versailles. Ky, says: 1t is
reported that Miss Pearl Noorhis, step
daughter of J. NJ. Amsden, q banker of
this city, is engaged to marry the mill
Ion turfman James B. Haggin.i The
wedding, IL is asserted, is set for next
week.
some, accom- plished and popular. She is
dlstanly related to Mr.. Haggin, and she
and her mother have iu,t returned from
the West, where they had an extensive
tour with the turfman in his private car.
Mr. Haggin has been visiting The Ans
dens for several days. He leaves for Lex
ington tomorrow 10 look after his horse
interests.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
A F0RTRIGHTLY MAIL SERVICE.
Important Resolution Passed by the
New Zealand House of repre-
SentGtVeS.

WELLINGTON. y. T., Dec. 14.-The
House of Representatives to-day passed =
resolution submitted by the Premier,
Richard J. Seldom, in favor of establish
Ing fortnightly mail service between
Wellington and San Francisco and be-
tween Wellington and Vancouver. B. c.
II IS understood the proposal referred to
IN the foregoing dispatch is 10 subsidies
an alternate fortnightiy mail service be-
tween the points named, passages from
Wellington to San Francisco not 10 exceed
nineteen days, and passages from Yelling
tol to Vancouver not 10 exceed twenty
one days.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

adays needs them. He must have them if
he would bear the strain of business com
petition and be successful 4 man with
shaky nerves stands mighty poor show in
the business world of today, where he
must hit the bull 's-eye of fierce competition
many times in a day. Steady nerves are
dependent upon pure blood, and to have
pure blood one must have a perfect di-
gestion.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
goes to the seat of the trouble. 1t is not a
sedative. 1t makes the nerves steady bv
furnishing them with proper nutriment It
coTrects all disorders of the digestion II
invigorates the liver. 1t makes the blood
ceive their proper nourishment from the
blood and soon become strong and steady
Business men recognize the value of the
Golden Medical Discovery" and thou
sands have testified to its virtues. Drug.
gists sell it.
Having suffered for several years with indi.
gestion, writes: Samual Walker Esq of Park.
esburg. Chester Co.. Pa, :" I concluded to try
your valuable Golden Medical Discovery AT
ter taking five bottles I entirely cured
also suffered from bladder trouble which vyas
man"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is a book of I,ooS pages and
over three hundred illustrations, some of
them colored, all fully explained. This
book is free. 1t has been selling for 81. go
Now you may have il in all its usefulness
and in strong paper covers, for II one-cent
stamps, which pays the cost of mailing only
or in cloth binding for 81 stamps. Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
The Trial of Luefoerf.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14-After TWO weeks
spent in securing jury the second trial
of Adolph l. Luetgert, the burly sausage
manufacturer, who is accused of murder
ing his wife, Louise. was commenced BE-
fore Judge Gary to-day. The day was
taken up in statements by the attorneys.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
Ends Career Of Misfortune.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 14.-George Webot, a
shoemaker out OF employment, com NIT
ted suicide in Dstreet loIgIng- house to-
day by shooting himself through the
head with revolver. Webot, who was
about 35 years old, came from San Fran
cisco atout a fortni- ht ago to look for
Work. He was cripple ane unable to do
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
Contract for the Pheian qhseter.

SAN JOSE. Dec. 14.-It is reported here
to-day that Mayor J. D. Phelan of San
Francisco this morning signed a contract
in San Francisco with z. o. Field of San
Jose TO erect his new theater here for $50
900. This does not inc lie any Of the in
terror work. plumbing o piastering. The
total cost will be about 500 coo. 1t viii be
complete III time to open in the fall of
next year, and, while not large, will De
NOEL playhouse, with, every comfort
and convenience.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
Somoma County Roncs.r Die.

CLOVERDALE, Dc. 14-DanieI. NJ
Sink, aged Il years, died this morning at
his pretty home, recently built in Oak
Valley. Sink was born in Ms.sachusa,.s
and came around the Horn 10 ts,,ifornis
In !o49 len years later lie settled in this
vlclnlIy and here he accumulated consic-
cradle wealth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

anything outsi lie OF his trade. P pers in
the dead mans pockets showed tnat he
was al Odd Fellow coed stand ng in
NJ innt apons and his lodge was notlfied of
his death. No address ot relatives could
be found III his pockets or trunk. The
pockets were entirely empty, except for
knife. Not a cent was found among his
eff cts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

ofour pathy ana respect for the President,
move that the House do now al journ -
The motion was unanimously carried and at
l 40 the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15
NEW TO-DAy.

The lion hunter
Il e c q s ste dy
nerves. If he mis-
ses the lions eye,
his life is surely
lost. The lion
hunter is not the
only man who needs
steady nerves. The
business man now
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-15

10 prevent gas asphyxiation-Use the Ele
trlc Gas Regulator, 524 Post street Econ
oIly Saie'y. Something entirely new. Pal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-02
Suumpre.

- auf eins bon 6. 8obiniOns Sbbne
srIanste grsfution i'm 8etrase BON
81 900, i6lOb an Wontae Der Sberifi
Oas SOttIinsssf&aft bon s. $. 9uOiti
oabier.
- Der Grie 8remier 1bomas Wc'
9nueblin bon Srpins Npenue fins am
Nontas 9lbenb beim &arrenfoppeln nabs
DimmerS ieinen redten SUB in einem
,Sroi6" unb ebe er benielbeu Iosbefam.
isbte ii3 ber 8us in 8eipesuns unb ser.
oiiidte ben Sub 10 idlimm, bab er ober.
balb bem 9e!enf amputirt tpsrben muBte.
= Nuf bsm Seimpsse am Sreitaq
abeno puros Susb Dionaban bon stpe
8srlen aneeeriffen, bic ibn unbarmbersir
iblusen unb nahoem er beiinnunsslos
mar. um feline 8eribia6en beraubten
sr lbsrsab bic glnselesenbeit bem Dsiet.
tip Wc@rail. Der senus 8eipeismateria
seeen Sobn Solleran unb Yatrid 1igu,
iammelte um beren 8srbaftunS su er,
mosli6en; iie puroen untsr 8drsidaf
sehsat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-02
0ou Der Snefette.

Bel ben gbeIsutsn Nusuf S6neiber
BON BhtstOn Apenue Bat fid lsbte 8o&s
Elm iunses Ib&terIein einsefeat.
Sofepb gbiIIips unb SRI. Simerion
limb lebte Wodc bur1 Bfarrsr @buIi
in behsn Bobnuns als gbspaar sinse.
ieenet ipcrben.
Ser idbrIi6e Wasfenbaa Der Ger.
mania 8ano finoet am 10. December in
oer @srmania Saae itatt; srobartist
Borbeteltungen tperoen bafiir getroffsn,
um ibn iu elnsm selunsensn su MAIDEN.
Die Scranton Sdneerrunbe bieIt an
Wontas abeno einen poblbeIubter
,.5amiliensGbenb" ab. BEL bem Elm Dor.
adSli4es Proerumm sur Iuffdbruns ser
Ianete. Ser S6luB bilbsie Elm semiiib,
Ii&ss Tansfrdns6sn.
Serr uno 5rau Sammen bon pittstol
Npenue feierien am Samitag ben 10
Sabresias ibrer 8ermdbluns. beitpet6e
@elesenbsit cine srobe Srsunoesi&aa1
eriHien. I'M ibnep @lld unb @obIer
ben ,u ipanf&en,
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@ilfesbarre @a6rid,ten.

= $50 Nngeftsllte ben WpominI
BAILEY Spibenfatrif buben cine l5pro
sentise 2obnerbbbuns erbaIten.
= Ser neue BREEDER ber @sominI
8obIen unb 2anb Gompanie su NpO
ming III fertis eefellt worben.
= 8sp. Or. o. 8. Trabert bieI
Sonntaa Nbenb in ber st. Sobni
@uans. 8irds feline Abi&ieoSprsbist.
: SRI. Saith 8uHarb III bic stpeit
psibIibe Berion. pel&e aur Broris ali
gOpOfut am bieiieen @sri6tsbOf susslai
len purbe.
= Die GiienipaarenbanbIuns bon u
). Rodt au ainaiton Corners tpurbe on
Donneiftae Nadt um cine bebeutenb,
4n3abl 98auren beraubt.
= Da Sderiif Nartin iid pessn Der
aatiimer MsssIsi unter Worbanflase be-
iinoet. bat &ldter 2pnd unseOronet. bai
Der Coroner oas @eidnorenenrab fuller
fol-.
- Sranf SHERIDAN bon Sheridan
Snitb in BIpmoulb Topnibip besins
am Sreitae in elnem Gnfaae BON Sdmer.
mutb Selbitmoro. iubem sr iid cine &u.
gel burd ben 8opf iaete.
- Sie GisbdnbIer MAIDEN BEL bieism
Wetter iebr perenlste Wienen unb bOffen.
bab 60 nod idlimmer fommt; oesslei'
den bic 8obIenbdnoler. Ser 4rbeitei
aber iisbt nit 8eiOrsnib einsm ftrensen
Binter sntaeeen.
- Gin Seuer in Der 3 ittonmoob
Dime psruria1te am Wontag Raht oa,
ieIbif eine i6pere @as rpIolion, bod
uurbe Sum Slid niemano perleet unb
oas Ssuer am Oienitas Abeno unter
@oniroae sebratt.
SIM Wonat glopsmber purbsn benz
@eiuntbsiisamt l8 Dipbtberitis Sdae
nit bier Tobssfdqen aneemeloet. brsi
BON S6orIudfeber. elmer bon Moiern
uno brei bon 9ppboibfeber, idmmtli6
Obne tbotIi6sn aussans.
- @ntbonp &onopsfi bon 9Ipmoutb
purbe am Sonntas @benb auf Der garep
Ipsnue Bride bon sinem StraBsnbubn.
pasen niebersefabren er tpurbe unter
benielben eesoeen uno ibm bic 9eine,
Arms unb bus @ef6t fdlimm serfhnit'
ten, iooaB iein Sufano elm sefdbrIi1er
1T.
Wm. 3. Donlep bon Railronb
Strabe purbe am Wontae arretirt, neil
sr seOrobt baite. feline Srau su tDbten.
Sm Stuiionsbaus seiste er cine 8ussl.
tpunbe in Der linten 9rui. bic sr iid am
porbereebenben Dienfas in ieIbitm6rbe'
riidsr abii&t beibra&ie, ba er uuber
arbeit mar unb Samilientrubel bate.
& Die @spsbrfabrit am See parf il
am Scmitas pieoer sei6lohen uno bic
Irbeiter iinb am Wontae auSbs3ablt
porbsn. g8le mir bbren. arbeitst ni9t
aqes an bem neuen Wooeae sur 3ufrie,
benbsit. Ansebli9 ioq bic 4rbe itssin'
iteaune nur bon furser Dauer isin.
Die Wsbrsabl Der Anseifeaten iino
Oeuti&e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-02
@aune Gountp.

6sHesbaIe. = Bier 8rausr gmiI
S&impif psrlsbts ben 9uniiasunsstas
bel isiner Wiutter in Seranion.-Dis
bieiiss Ssmoenfabrii ioa i'm nd&ifen
Srabiabr our& Elm neues @ebdube per.
erDbert tperben. oas aae nbibisen mo.
osrnsn @inri4tunsen sur Anfsrtisuns
bon Semben entbatten tpirb.
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Spbe 1arfer 0Dttseii.

= Serr Geo. SdimmeIpfennia bon
4penue 3 ipurbe am Srsitas in ber
Sampton Dline am Rlden beylebt, sum
Slid nur leidt.
= @m. O'1ppIe bon RaiIroab gpe.
nue. etbieIt ON Donnerfas 8ormiitaa in
Der itibIi&en StublmdbIe pdbrenb ber
9rbeit Elm eebrO&enes Iint,S Bsin.
- Sobn @eIie,nan bon 2u,erne
Strnbe, benz lebte Wode Elm Dedenfal q
in Der Sampion 0iine bas Rdderat
brad. ftarb ON Sonntas abenb i'm Wlo.
fes 1apIor SoipitaI.
-Sn Der 9ldbe bon aeabemp Strabe
ma4ts f& am Donneriias 9a6t eins
Groienfune oberbaIb ben 2ammsrn Der
@entraI Wlins bemeribar, rittsts iebo6
feinsn tpsitersn S6absn on.
: Cine ilsine 9srnadIdiFsuns fam
mandmoI piel @slb fohen. 8ernadldi.
lieter 8beumatismus fam uns an 9ras
den brinsen. gine Slaf1e ct. satobs
Del piro ieoen 8beumatismus in iurser
3eit beiIen.
8 Deil Srau Warp Stubb bon gm.
NETT Strabs ansebIid ibrem Ra1bar
8. o. 8osbure 2artoifsIn aus bem
3euer eefoblen bate, mubte ie am
5reitas $500 8areidaft fiir ibr ssri&t.
li4ss gri&einen ftelIsn.
-Srau Carolina. @attin Ses Guspar
Sauter. Der idr3liG i'm glrmenbeim
Selbfuorb bssins, ftarb am Donnsritae
bafe!bh i'm Alter uon 10 Sabren; iie
mar cine Ianeidbrise 8spobnerin bieisr
Seite. ebe iis nit ibrem Nanne in's gr,
menhelm trat.
Der alS Maidiniit BEL Der @entraI
Uline aneefeIlte Wm. Beber bon Noro
Bromley Mpenue. pslder borlebten
Samfas an oer Appsnbieitis Iei6enb
bem Mofss Iuplor SoipiiaI iibetfdbrt
puroe, farb baieIbft am Wontag yladt
mad elmer poresnommsnen Operation.
st mar As Sabre alt unb in Deuti&Ianb
8ebartls; feline 3tpei S6bns ilbsrlsben
ibn. 9ie 8eeroieuns fnbst beute Nad.
mittas i'm @aibburn StraBe 5risbbofe
ftatt.
SRI. Waria SGIen3, 3o&ter bon
Serrn unb Srau Sobn S4lsn3 bon
Gbefnut StraBe, 1T am Wittrpo4 Mbenb
IN oer Gbsitnut S.raBs Prssbptsriiden
airde nit pafor gBm. 8rudsr bon
Woobfelb, o., ebelid psrbunben ipor.
ben. 9ufor Safob SdDitIs polsos NIT
Der aiiiftsns bon Paitor 5. 6. @anbolpb
ben Gruuatt. Glne srObs AnsabI @dfs
wobnten ber @eremonie bel uno mad bets
ielbsn fanb elm @mpfars i'm Sauie Der
8rauteltern fatt. bem bas SoH,sitsmabl
foI8te; Serr uno 6rau 8rudsr rsiaen
um Nlttesna&t nad Obio.
= Der notorii&s Sames grOd purbe
am Srsiias 8ormittas aus bem @sfdns.
niB entIafen, na6bem sr ie&s Wonate
fur ben Diebfabl zines Sabrrabss abses
fsGsn batte. Im sIeidsn Ha6mittas
iab er aber idon ipieber i'm Wehieite
Stationsbaus unb spar auf bic srapi
renbe anflase. on Der 4idbrisen 9ohter
oes Albert Ssnne einen frimineqen Ans
sriff periubt su baben. Dies III bas
brittle Wlal. baB ber 8srI. tpsI4sr 35
Sabre alt ia, fiir Elm oerarti8ss 8srssben
perbaftet purbe; baS erfts Wlal sntfam
CT tpesen unssnasenoem 8epeismateriai.
bas sipsite WiaI marb Ct isoo@ tbsrflbrt
..-k a., ea.c O.L.,s 0..L,L. .an..e. -.
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&leime 0anbtai9em mmD
Seleirope Nerfaui, 's"''t'' s'"')
80 ld9erli9 niebri9en Yrciien oieie @od6e
(3lpeiter Slnr)
5mitation alligator Sanstafae

Jmitation alligator Sanbtafdbe
StabIssRsQ. S6lOb unb S9IaFet Q Safsu,
etc. IL 3ca @rSB,, wsrtb rs Gents, Der
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