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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
STATE FIREMEN COMING.
They Will Hold a Meeting in This
City Today and Will Be En-
tertained at a Banquet
Afterwards.

The state officers Of the Pennsylva- -
mia Firemen's association will be in the
city today for the purpose OF making
arrangements for the state convention
to be held here in October. Chkef
Hickey, who is one of the executive
committee, will enact the role of host.
A business meeting will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the ST. Charles
hotel. The business to be transacted
Will be to select a place of meeting,
pass on the nominations. make rules
and bylaws and look after the busi-
ness Of the Relief Firemen's assuia-
tion.
This evening the visitors will be tend
cred a banquet at the St. Charles hotel
at 40 by the Scranton Firemens Re-
lief association. The Lawrence band
will furnish music for the occasion.
The following will be here: Presi-
dent Charles II. Cohen, of Allentown;
vice. presidents, J. w. r. Tibbey, of
Sharpsburg; Edward Elbert, Reading
j. W. c. Austin, York: 3. Frank Kauf-
man, Columbia; recording secretary, w.
NJ. Wunder Reading.
Executive COmmittee-Glbert Green
burg, Huntington; p. J. Hickey, Scran-
ton; Abe Lacy, Philadelphia; George
w. Muller, Reading: Samuel S. Smith,
NOrristown; John +. Wittinger. Green's
burg; Herbert Heston. Philadelphia.
Law committee-George Nallinger
Philadelphia; A. L. Reichenhach AL
lentown; f. Levy Tuttle. Harrisburg;
j. A, Hahne, Lock Haven, and b. c.
Foster, Bristol
The chief of the Norristown depart
ment, who was the state treasurer, was
killed in the recent wreck at Exeter,
SO that Office will not be represented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
Union Meetin pS.

Those interested in the reorganiza-
tion of the Tailor's union are requested
to attend the meeting to be held for
that purpose at Carpenters han sun
day afternoon at . O'Clock.
Every member of Plumbers and
Steamf1tters' union. No. 80, is requested
to attend the special meeting of the
union which will be held at their hall
Saturday evening at o'clock. Busi-
ness of the utmost importance is to
be considered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
A "BABY" CLARKE SCARE
Factoryville Thought 1t Had Clue
and Sent for Help - Chief
Bobling Made an In
vestigation.

Word came from Factoryvilfe yes
terday morning that Chief Robling
was wanted un there to investigate =
clue in the missing Baby" Clarke case.
The chief and Secretary Hatton went
up post-haste, but came home empty
handed.
Two men. accompanied by a little
girl. put up at the Factoryville hotel
Wednesday. They left the child in care
Of the hotel proprietor and went away,
saying they would be back the next
morning. When they did not return in
the morning as promised, attention was
directed to the child and some of the
people around the hotel began asking
her questions.
The child said her name was Baby"
Jones, and that she had a sister named
Carrie Jones working in New York.
This was enough. She said a good
many other things, but these were the
utterances that brought on the excite
ment.
1t was apparent at a glance that
Baby" Jones could not be Baby
Clarke. as the former Is five years of
age. and the latter not quite two. but
then there was no telling but that the
kidnapped child might have aged rap
idly since its abduction, and then, be-
sides. there was no g~ting away from
the fact that the name Of the babes
sister and that of the missing nurse
were identlcally the same. What else
was there to do but bring on Chief
RoblinC?
The chief and Secretary Hatton. after
hearing the story came home on the
next train. They took the trouble, how
| ever, OF inquiring about the two men,
who they learned were peddlers, we'll
known in that vicinity. One Of them
is named Jones and he is taking his
little girl along ON the periodical trip
which they are making through the
country
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Ground Broken for the Plant of the
Bolt and Nut Works-D., L.
& w. Brakemen Are
Laid Off.

Ground was broken yesterday for
the bolt and nut works by Contractor
Schroeder. General Manager W. d.
Zehnder turned the first sod and Sec
retary ID. b. Atherton, Of the board Of
trade stood by to do the granting.
Mr.. Schroeder expects to have the
plant completed in three months and
the company hopes to have it in oper-
alton within two months from that
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
JACKSON is THE
NEW INSPECTOR
SUCCEEDS NELSON IN THE DE-
PARTMENT OF BUILDING.

He Is the Only One of the Six Can
didates Who Successfully Passed
Examination Wednesday Night.
His Name Was Sent to Select
Council Last Night by Mayor Moir
and He Was onfirmed-Question
That Were Put to the Applicants
for the Office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
Change of Time on the Erie & Wyo-
ming Valley Railroad.

The summer schedule on the above
road will go into effect on June 4th
Trains will then leave Scranton for
Hawley and intermediate points also
for points on the Erie Railroad at
a. m., S.45 a. m. and 2.2S p. m, and for
Lake Ariel at $50 p. m. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
Special Attention

to all fine jewelry and watch repair
ing. Also fine engraving, diamond
mounting Anything i'm this line will
be done i'm a satisfactory manner or
we won't take your money.
- DaVidOW Brothers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

PARLOR SOClAL.-Thc Green Ridge
Women's Christian Temperance union
held a parlOr social last evening at Mrs.
j. h. Clitford's, iii Penn avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
BANQUET OF THE
IMPERIAL CIRCLE
WAS HELD LAST NIGHT AT THE
HOTEL TERRACE.

Close of the Season of the Chau-
tauqua Circle Was Commemorated
by the Event-Those Who Re-
sponded to the Toasts--Address of
Attorney j. Watson Browning on
the Progress of the Century in
Commercial Industries"-Name of
Those Who Attended Banquet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

PARLOR SOCIAL.-Tho Green Ridge
Womens Christian Temperance union
held a parlOr social last evening at Mrs
j. f.. Clitford's, iii Penn avenue.
REGULAR MEETING.--Thc managers
OF the Home for the FricndCss will hold
a regular meeting this morning at the
Young Women's Christian association ut
go o'clock.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.-The funeral
of Amos Emberry, of West Scranton,
will be held tomorrow morning. a high
mass of requiem viii bc sung in St. Pat
rick's church beginning at O'Clock.
HUGGED THE OFFICER.-An Uu-
known woman about 50 years of age. sup
posed TO be dementcd, insisted ON huggmg
Patrolman Iona Day on Lackawanua
avenue last night and was locked up for
safe keeping.
BONDSMAN SURRENDERED HER
Jennie stevens, charged with cnticins
minor children, was surrendered YcStcr-
day by her bOndsman and was last night
locked up in the Center street station
house by Constable Timothy Jones.
GREETING SERVTCE.--At 8 o'clock
this evening a greeting service will he
given at Grace Lutheran church for Roy.
and Mrs. Luther II. WarinG. Mr.. War
ing, who succeeds the Rev. Foster L.
Gift as pastor of the church, will take
charge next Sunday.
CARPENTER HURT.-Juhn Kellar. a
carpenter living on Locust street, fcli a
distance of thirty feet from "A building
in Priceburg Yesterday sustaining severe
injuries to his back. lie was working on
a scaffold when il collapsed, precipltat-
IA. t.1r
10 the LlckaWanua hospital
JAMES BOLAND INJURED. james
Boland, OF Upper EittstOn avenue, was
injured at the Axle works yesterday.
He was struck on the left loot by a
steel bar. The surgeons at the Lacka-
wanna hospital, whore he was removed,
say he will be able 10 work in few
days.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware, Lack1-
wanna and Western company will pay
the Dodge. Bellevue ana oxford colicries
today. The Delaware and Hudson com
pany paid the employees at the Manville
colliery at Green Ridge and the supern-
tendents, agents and clerks at Scranton
and Carbondale yesterday.
ELECTION CONTEST. The witnesses
examined yesterday in the Langstaff-
Kelley election contest We're: Scranton
John Gibbons, Patrick Corhott Thomas
Mcdonald, Thomas Cawley, James
Quinnan. ir., Thomas Moran; Blakely
Harry Sitgraves; Carbondale, John H.
Brink.
HELD FOR A HEARINC-Mich
Rowan, of Dunmore, was arrested last
night by Constable Thomas, charged
with threatening TO kill. The warrant
was issued by Alderman Millar at the
instance OF Mrs. Catherine Rowan wife
of the prisoner Alderman Milar held
Rowan for a hearing this morning at
o'clock
CHAMBER CONCERT.-'The second
chamber concert OF this season will be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
We Can Fix Your Watch

whether it be a cheap or expensive
one, Mr.. julius Fern has taken COM
plete charge of our watch repairlng
department. DaVidoW Brothers
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

CAIlNGE OF OFFICES. -- Attorney
John NJ. Harris has vacated his offices at
the Coal Exchange building and is now
at room Cog Conncll building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

REGULAR MEETING. The managers
OF the Home for the FricndlCss will hold
a regular meeting this morning At the
Young Womens Christian association at
90 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
Big Clam Bake.

at Wuench's summer garden. Saturday,
June 8. All are invited. Good music
~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

Steam Heating and Plumbing.
p, f. g. NJ. II. Howley. 23l Wyoming ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

FINE ENTERTA1NMENT excel
lent entertainment took place last oven
ing i'm tho rooms of Lieutenant Ezra
Griffin post No. 13a, Grand Army of the
Republic, on IaCkawanna avenue. The
affair was given under the auspices Of
the Women's Relief corps. No. so, and
was in charge of the executive commit
tee of that branch. Mrs. Randolph Jones,
chairlady. Miss Irma Walters played
a violin obllgato and Miss Clara Haas
rendered whlstlng solo. Vocal num-
bcrs were sung by Miss Jessie Bristley
and Miss Clara Hass and Mrs. Fred
Warner entertained with a banjo Sc
lection. A cake walk brought the pro-
gramme to a close after which refresh
mcntS were served
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
CITY NOTES


BY THE CONNERTS.-The Rescue
mission service will be conducted by the
converts tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

BEES H1VED.--A swarm Of bees be-
longing TO Dr. 1. Il. Everhart, of 1856
Franklin avenue. escaped yesterday af-
tcrnoon and collected in one Of the trees
on the Cathedral grounds. They were
safely hived again by the doctor and
several others after about an hours
work. The process was witnessed by
quite a crowd of people and wild stam-
pedcs would ensue when any of the bees
came In the vicinity Of the onlookcrs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

given by the Hemberger quartette in
Guernsey hail on June .. This announce
ment of repetition of another delisht-
ful evening with the memory Of the one
heard not long ago will he received with
delight. The numbers to be given are
ID minor uuartette by Cherubini; child
hood scenes by Scbumann, A major, guar
tcttc, by GODDARD.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

Finest wines and cigars at Lanes.
800 Spruce street. ."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02
The
Angelus
Piano Player.

When one hears music as rendered on
the Angelus with spirit and expression
that is almost marvellous one can hardly
realize that such music Is made by an
automatic machine. 1t is so human
like and artistic to the minutest details
oflempo and expression. Through this
rument the most difficult classic or
simplest ballad can be executed by
most unmusical person. The Angclus
hot an electric thump-boN, but simply
$ away with the difficult technical
'fk while you regulate the tempo and
PRECISION TO suit yourself 1t is most
bpreciated by the best musicians VINO
EecoEnize IN it a most remarkable In
vetrument on exhibition at all times at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

FUNERAL TOMORROW.-Thc funeral
of Amos Emberry, of West Scranton,
will be held tomorrow morning a high
mass of requiem viii bc sung in ST. Pat
rick's church beginning at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

HUGGED THE OFFICER.-An un-
known woman about 50 years of age. sup
posed TO be demented, insisted ON huggmg
Patrolman Iona Day on Lackawanua
avenue last night and was locked up for
safe keeping.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

CHAMBER CoNCERT.-The second
chamber concert OF this season will be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

BONDSMAN SURRENDERED HER
Jennie Stevens, charged with cnticmS
minor children, was surrendered YcStcr-
day by her bOndsman and was last night
locked up in the Center street station
house by Constable Timothy Jones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

ELECTION CONTEST-The witnesses
examined yesterday In the Langstaff.
Kelley election contest Were: Scranton
John Gibbons, Patrick Corhott, Thomas
Mcdonald, Thomas Cawlcy, James
Quinnan. jr Thomas Moran; Blakely
Harry Sitgraves CaIbondale John H.
Brink.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

GREETING SERNICE.--At s o'clock
this evening a greeting service will he
given at Grace Lutheran church for Roy.
and Mrs. Luther II. WarinG. Mr. War
ing, who succeeds the Rev. Foster L.
Gift rs pastor of the church will take
Charge noXt SundaN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

PAY-DAYS. -- The Delaware, Lack1-
wanna and Western company will pay
the Dodge. Bellevue ana oxford collicries
today. The Delaware and Hudson com
pany paid the employees at the Manville
colliery at Green Ridge and the superin-
tendents, agents and clerks at Scranton
and Carbondale yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-02

CARPENTER HCRT.-Juhn Kellar. a
living on Locust street, fcli a
distance of thirty feet from "A building
in Priceburg Yesterday, sustaining severe
injuries to his back. lie was working on
a scaffold when il collapsed, precipltat-
ting him to the Ground, He was taken
TO the IaCkay'auua hospital
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AnsIdn0i(dJf8.


RdrIsrube. Die Mufbebuns
Der ifoctlihen Dienitfamtione1 ipirb
aud III 8aben borber,itet.
GIImenbingen. - Dor aurz
3sm lief ber erfte probsaus Der allb=
tbalbahn bier Elm mas BON Der au Ell
nenl s5eitdtt berfammelten 8emetnbe
iubelnp begriibt ipurbe. Mbenbs tpurz
zen bic Mrbetter ben,irtbet, ipGbrenb
bic gsamten Der 9auftrma ii6 nit ben
bieiigen 9onorationsn Su einem pom
9lblertpirth Miiit auf @elbftoiten ar
ranairicn 8onfett pereinigten.
GttIigen. Die nsue Bride,
iDelde bic Werbinbung Der 2uiIenitr.
NIT Der Mfbtbalitrabe beritent, lit fer
gtig. Der @au, aus gemert nit 1tarter
Ginlage BON Gifen, 1T elmer Der err
item nah 6Dltem Monier, Der i'm Bob
nerlanb ber9eielIt tpurbe. Die 8eto=
nierunq fiibrte bic yirma Martenltein
nnb ssoneauy, bic characterization
bic 1icfige Maf9inenfabrtf %. 2orena
aus. Die Bride ma6t einen iebr gez
fdGigen @inbrud. Oie Baufpiten Be-
tragen 23,50O Marf.
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Ganfaft1ote.

Bremen. 9ie As. 8er1amm=
hlna beutf9er pbilolosen unb S9ul=
mdnner tpirb bier am $3.50. Sep
ternber b. s. itattfinben.
ssyn elmer auberorbentli9en General
beriammluna Der Mttglieber bes
Runitbereins ipurbe bei9loHen, etnen
funftpiiienfdaftli9 gebilbeten Direfz
tor anaaiteaen, iehod unter Der 0ors
ansfebnng, baB baburh ni1t cine err
trenle HsAtuns begiinlttst tperbe.
Qiibed. 9luf NnIuden bes gor=
itanbes bes Rriegerz@erbanbes 2iibed
hat Der Senat perfiiet, bab Der ietpeiz
Nice prdfibirenbe 8iirsermeiiter bic
6telluna als 99ubberr bes 2iibed'er
Srieserberbanbes iibernebme.
ssyn Der nddften @ibung bes Qln=
Deuffhen @erbanbes ipirb cine BeIprez
dung beabii9tist, fpelde @dritte bic
hiefigen beutfden Wereine fir bic Grz
rihtuns elmer 9ismardz zSdule in 2ii=
bed unternehmen tpoIlen.
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hoben. Qlu9 bic @talIungen tpurben
iemlih gleihaeitig pom Geuer ersrifz
fen. lin bie 5priben NIT Mufer 3u
performer, rubte nit benz 3ubringer
eiae lanae Shlanhperbinbung na1
bsm Jog. 6eller bergeiteGt iperben. Die
brennenben 6intergebdliDe fparen. I'M
rsk niGt nsbr au retten, lie mubten
niepergeriHen iperben. Daburh, unb
blrh bic 1bdtigteit Der Spriben tpur=
be Das SblenfelD'fcbe Wobnhaus nebIt
GdmieOe gerettet. Mber gleidmpbl err
tDnte oegen 2 llbr 9tahts ipieberum
sSeuerldrn. gs 1tellte fih 9eraus, oab
trob aller 9oriibtsmabregeln bas Sbz
lenfelo'fds Mobnbaus bod nod in
8rdnb gsratben mar. llnb Be ben !os
fort erneut aufs.nommenen 9DIdar=
beiten unlerer Seuerpebren fano man
leiber aud, bab burd bDspillise 6anp
atpei SeblduGe Der Wdferaufiibruns
burth 3erl9neiben unbraudbar aez
maht paren. Gs aelang inbeb, biefen
atDetten 8ranb balb su lD16sn. Ser
8efiBer bes @ebDfts unb 5ipei anbere
Derfonen iinb in 6aft genonmen porz
ben.
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NOtttutertt.

e m min. = Sm Oiepenoperz
Ourhltih fenterte Nbenos lpdbrenb
einer beftisen 80e Elm beimfebrenbes
sStIAerfabr5eug; fGmmtlihe sSn1afien,
brei Mdnner nnb elm iunges Mdbden,
ertranfen.
6 OF BERG. = Sn Der lebten SiBz
nna bes &reistages ipurbe u. a. Der
grlpeiterungsbau Der 8olberser Rlein=
babn einitimmig angenomnen. Ser
Rreis iibernimmt Die pflafterungsfo=
item Der @rabiritrabe bon 1O,639.5O
Marf. Oieie tperben, ba Der s5istus
in 2lusfiht seiteGt bet, 100000 Mf.
Stammuftien BON be-a Grei1e gu iiberz
nehmen,- -unb bic 8ermebrung bes Off
ttentapitals nur bD6ltens 125,OOO
Marf betrdgt. benz 8reife al1o 60 Bis
10000 Wf. aur Oedung Der 8erbinbz
lid)teiten Der Gleinbabn berbleiben,
aus biefer Summe seaablt unb brauz
6en alIo ni6t bur9 arets1teuern er
hoben tperoen.
pdfepalf. Der 2ofpmotip=
fiibrer Oiebon bierielbit beeina tiir5=
lid Die sseier feines 25jdbrigen Dienftz
iubildums.
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Mnlode siuss gdsz unb Glettri3it6tss
iuerfts ertbeilt tporben. gtnds iiGer 80
2ampen nit ie einsm gihsffetse pom
60 Normnlteraen tDerbea errihtet iper<
ben.
Diebenbpfen. Der Rdufz
mann SILL. Gurique bahter bat fein i'm
51lobbofe. gelegenes 6duslDeIen,
peltes er erit Dor eirlieen sSubre:1 fur
$4,000 Marf gefauft baben foa, gum
prei{e BON 10000 Mart DenHloIterz
fbipeitern bon Yeltre bel Wfeb Durh
aauf abgetreten. 2ebtere beabitbtigea
bier eine 5ohterihuIe All errihten nno
in nGhfter 3eit i'm fhou bic groffz
nuna elmer Rleinfinberfhule iict. fins
ben.
Sentf9. Die 3ahl be- a,ls<
iidnnigen 9lrbeiter betrua etiDa 10
Wann. Die biefiae @enbarmericitation
lit burdGommanbiruna BON uustDdrts
auf s Wtann perftdrtt iporben. Der
6auptunternebmer6err Meis aus Gei=l
ip mahte Der Gri!is Elm gnDe ;nbem
er fdmmtli6e 2Obne ausau1len lieB.
Gs 1T Musfibt borbanDen. bab bic Mrz.
belt i'm san3en llmfanae pieber aufge5
.nnmmen fptrb.
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@eKprembett.

8raubena. 9err 3immermei=
fter Hubolf sSifher in Graucena 1T i'm
Mlter BON Sd Sabren geitorben. gr
mar Der dlteite 8auselperfsmeiiter Der
Stabt. er bat als StaDtperorbneter
llnb Mitglieb Der 8aubeputation regen
Nntheil an Der Gnttpidlung Der Stapt
gerommen, Der ct ldnger als So Sabre
alS 8iirger angebOrt fat.
st. arone. 1err 8iiraermeiz
tier Wfiiler, oeHen atpeite 5tpolfidbrige
Wablperiobe in R,lr3em abldufts spur=
be bon Der bieiigen Stubtperorbnetenz
8eriammluna nit poller Ginitimmiaz
felt aum brttten Male als 8iirgermeiz
iter unferer Stabt auf II Sabre tpie=
bereetp6blt, 9err Miilsr 1T befannts
lih felt elmer lansen Reibe BON Sobren
auh Weitalieb beg tpeitpreubiihenproz
IDinaial Qanbtages unb beg proDinz
aialratbs, ferner 0pritanbsnlitelieb
oes ireitpreubiihen 5tdbtetages.
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Yofem.

Gdnei Dem iibl. 8ei benz
Musheben bes grbbobens 5u benz Sum
bamente zines Neubaues auf benz
@runbftiide 8romberseritr. No. 72
lpurben brei inenldlide Stelette sez
funben.. Wie bieielben baoin getomz
men. iit teinem biei. 8epobner srin=
nerlih. Dieiel6en purben auf benz
Jriebbofe beitattet.
Mitfonp. Die Raufmann
2outs arufdfe'f1en Gbeleute gu po=
ptba begingen bas Seit Der goloenen
Soohaeit. Das Subelpaar erfreut 1th
feltener .SSri1Ae. 9eibe itehen i'm Mlter
bon "a sSabren.
WolIfein. Oieler Sage
fpielte bic flint Sabre alte So4ter bes
&antors @eibler in ShuKenae por
Dem Shore Der S9eune. Ser Sturm,
Der itarf tpiitbete, bob bas Sbor aus,
tpobei Dds Rinb setroffen purbe unb
fih beibe 8eire 3 bestp. 2rnal brah.
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BerIt,t ,s:,o 8rA.tDemb.ra.

8erlin. - Die &riminalz zpoliaei
perhaftete ben priratbeteftip 81. Biitt=
ner. Der nnter falfdem Namen Dar@
lehen iuhenbe Damen in ibrer Woh>
nuna auffudte unb fie bort pergeipal@
tiats.
so il n heberq. Muf 8erdnldi<
flung bes 2lmtsri1ters Or. BiirenFtein
lit bier Elm @erein in's 2eben gerufen
ipnrben, tpelher Der hsrufsmdbtgen
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