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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
THANE SAID HE WAS SHOT
Exhibited a Wound on His Head
Which He Got in Raymond
Court Yesterday.

Peter Thane, who lives in the 500
block, North Main avenue, received
treatment at the Lackawanna hospi-
tai yesterday for a wound in his head.
which he claimed was made by a shot
fired by negro in the 300 block OF
Raymond court. shortly before noon.
DIR. Claude Walker declared that 1t
looked more like the results of a knife
cut than of a revolver bullet.
After being treated at the hospital.
Thane, who had been imbibing rather
freely, reported the case at police
Headquarters. telling his troubles first
TO Mounted officer Joseph Bloch and
later to superintendent Frank Rob-
ling.
He was unable to tell who has as
sailant was or give any accurate de-
scription of him. Il was walking
down the alley" he remarked dog
gedy, "and l fell in with hull bunch
of coons about 11.30 o'clock. l got
talking with one of them and first
thing | knew he pulled out gun and
blazed away at me-
Indeed" quoth the chief, "and what
did you say to him that could have
provoked this outburst."
why" answered Thane, who ap-
peared just a little hazy on the score,
II think | called him a -" whereat
he repeated a very uncomplimontary
reference to the parentage of the col
ored man which he had made, and all
the mystery as to the latter's reason
for firing was effectually removed
lie was of the opinion, however that
the revolver was loaded with blanks
ho ~
struck him. An examination of his
h,aG failed to reveal any indication Of
gineed hair or powder blackening, and
superintendent Robling is somewhat
of the opinion that Thane was struck
in the head with the revolver butt,
and the weapon discharged into the
air to frighten him.
superintendent Robling accompanied
Thane to the scene of his affray, but
at the time was unable to discover
the assailant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY FIRES.
Only Two Alarms Sounded During
the Entire Day

There were only two Fourth of July
fires, one in Green Ridge and the other
in West Scranton.
The first was at 230 yesterday af-
ternoon at the residence of a. r..
Mackay, corner of Penn avenue and
Green Ridge street. Flames broke out
in a clothes closet on the ground floor
in some unknown manner, while the
family were at Nay Aug park
NeShbors sent in an alarm from
box 6S, bringing the General Phinney
and Liberty companies to the scene.
Much difficulty was experienced in lo-
eating the heart Of the blaze, and as
a consequence about $1,000 worth of
damage resulted from fire and water.
The building is owned by A. c. Net
Teton and Is insured.
The alarm of fire sounded shortly
after midnight from box 81. was
caused by a blaze at the small con-
fcctionery store OF Mrs. Stevens at
South Main avenue and Hampton
street A large amount OF fireworks in
the window were ignited by Chinese
lantern falling upon them.
Druggist ID. NJ. Jones discovered the
fire and using a small hose extin-
fire companies. The damage was but
slight.
Chief zizelmann had his fire fighters
In trim 20 do heroic work If occasion
demanded, but. fortunately. only a
few OF the companies we're called upon
to make a run.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
WAS AN OPPRESSIVE DAY
Though the Higest Marking of the
Thermometer Was Ninety De.
grees It Seemed Warmer.

Yesterday could not by any means
be called cool or autumnal, but still
the climatic conditions were far from
being as terribly oppressive as some
Independence Days have been in this
city OF yore. The natural conditions
were very comfortable, compared to
those Of the past several days, but Of
course great amount Of artificial
heat was generated by the fireworks
used in celebration of the day, and
the smoking half-consumed giant
crackers or smaller members of the
same family, which Uttered the
streets, caused an increase in the
markings of central city thermome-
ters.
The highest temperature recorded by
Observer Clarke's official thermome-
ter was 90 degrees at 4.S0 o'clock. The
ordinary individual who reads this
statement will promptly remark that
he knows better, that the thermome-
ter hanging under the vines on his
front porch. in the deepest kind OF
a shade recorded 81 degrees and the
weather man who says 1t was only 90
is entirely too cold -booded for this
section of the country.
However. Mr.. Clarke ought to. and
does know, what he discourses of. At
s a. Ia. it was only "a above, and at
IL o'clock 81 in the shade. At noon
the mercury avowed that 1t was 81
above and the same temperature was
recorded at 2 o'clock. The great
amount OF humidity in the atmosphere
made the heat seem greater than it
really was.
A few drops Of rain fell about 2
o'clock, and they We're at first believed
to be the forecasters Of a welcome
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
INVITE WAS LAME.
Escaped Prisoner Unable to Sprint a
Short While Ago.

A peculiar incident in connection
with Frank McVittie, the fieet-footed
young man who made his escape from
the Centre street station Wednesday
night, is that only short time before
he claimed to be suffering acutely
from an injury of the foot and other
troubles, which greatly hindered his
powers of locomotion.
His name was on the trial list at
the last quarter sessions, on the
charge of forgery, preferred by Chief
Robling. When the time arrived for
the trial Of his case, his physician,
DR.. McGruvey, announced that Nc
Nittle was suffering from an injury of
the foot and was unable TO attend.
Police Surgeon Fulton therefore
visited at the young mans home and
found him walking with such a pain
full limp that it would have been bar
barrie to force him to leave the place.
Sergeant Edwards swears that II there
was anything the matter with Nc
Vittie's running gear then, that it
has been amply repaired.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
DECISION Is EXPECTED SOON.
Election Contest Likely to Be Dis
posed of Summarily,

A decision on the proposition to call
quits in the electio contest and save
the court the years rouble and $4,000
expense of opening the ballots and
ascertaining whom the 1000 Illegal
votes were cast for. is expected almost
any dav.
The parties to the contest and the
attorneys have agreed that finding
shall be made that the contestant
showed enough bad votes to slightly
decrease the majority of his opponent,
thereby making ground for n ruling
that there was probable cause for the
contest. which would put the costs on
the county.
1t will be shown at Al! events that
hundreds of illegal votes were cast for
the respondent. and this. under the
law, can be taken as evidence Of prob
able cause. There being nothing at
issue now save the disposition of the
costs. IL would be a waste of time and
money, it is contended, to go into the
matter of opening the ballots.
Judges Kelly and Carpenter are said
to be favorably disposed to the propo-
sltion. 1t was presented to Judge Ed
wards this week and he is considering
it. He gave no indication of his views
in the matter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
POLICE PICKINGs.

John Smith, whom Patrolmsn Schmidt took
into custody on the charge Of firing a revolver
on the street. was fined 81.
Patrolman Connery arrested a man on Lacka.
wanna avenue last night who in too dcmonstra,
tive fashion was celebrating the Fourth by firing
a revolver. He was taken 10 the Center street
station
Charles Lisk, who was arrested carly yesterday
morning hy Patrolman Thomas for acting in
drunk and dsorderly manner, was committed
10 the county jail yesterday for twenty days
He was arrested on Penn avenue by the patrol
man and informed tho latter that he was waiting
for his wife and when he saw her he intended
To knock her down. Thomas advised him to moy'
along, whoreat he grew abusive, and was taker
into custody.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
PERSONAL.

NJ Burger, the New York artist, is in the city.
Fred Moses, Of New York city, is a Scranton
visitor.
y. Singer, NJ Carbondale, was the guest OF local
relatives yesterday.
Robert Gardner, a student at Exeter has re
turned home from school for the summer. lie
will enter Cornell this fall
Miss Leonora Rice, oi Madison avenue, has re.
turned from Buffalo, where she viewed the won,
ders Of the Pan American exposition.
Rev. G. A Cure, pastor Of the Providence
Methodist Episcopal church, was at Lake Como,
Wayne county, yesterday, where he made the ad
dless at the Foulth OF July celebration. His
subject was "Or Country: Its Mission Among
the Nations" lie reports a splendid tournout
snd an unusually enthusiastic demonstration One
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
GOT THE WRONG MAN.
Apparently Innocent Scranton Ma
in Jail in Bradford for Horse
Stealing.

David Jacobs, a iewelry peddler who
makes his headquarters in this city.
when he is not on the road, is in Jail
at Bradford on suspicion of stealing a
horse.
He was arrested at Danville one
week ago last Saturday and taken to
Bradford for an examination.
Friends of his. In this city, claim
that on June 10. the date the horse
was stolen in Bradford, Jacobs was in
this city. They have produced evil
dence Of his having done business here
on that date and, yesterday. Alderman
Ruddy was dispatched to Bradford to
lay this evidence before the authorities
there.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
UNLUcKY PLACE FOR HORSES
Three of Them Died While on Their
Way to Lily Lake.

Three liverymen of this city lost valu-
able horses yesterday. Horses owned
by German, OF the central city, and
Atherton, OF North Scranton. were
overcome by the heat at Waverly,
while being driven TO Lily lake. and
died
A horse owned by Joseph Kelly, the
Linden street liveryman, stumbled and
broke his leg, and had 10 be shot. This
horse vas also being driven to Lily
lake.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
DIED FROM POISON.
Aged John Howey, of Green Ridge
Takes Dose of Laudanum
While in Bed.

John Howey, of Deity street, aged
60 years, died last evening from the ef-
fects of a draught of laudanum.
He went TO bed early in the day. The
family supposed he was suffering from
the heat and did not disturb him at
dinner time.
About o'clock, when an attempt
was made to arouse him, 1t was found
that he was in a stupor. An empty
laudanum bottle was found beside his
bed.
DIR. Charles Thompson, of 6l2 East
Market street, made efforts to revive
him, but they We're unavaling. He died
at $50 o'clock. The doctor diagnosed
the case as opium poisoning.
Whether the laudanum was taken
incidentally or with suicidal intent can
not be said.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
JOKER WAS ARRESTED.
Humorous Young Man Threw Can
non Cracker Among Ladies'.

Another fool joker was arrested last
night, when Patrolman John McColli-
gan lodged in the Center street station
a man who was chNged with throwing
a giant cannon cracker an ong several
ladies who were standing at Franklin
and Lackawanna avenues, waiting for
a street car.
The cracker exploded as it struck the
group, and one of the ladies, whose
name could not be learned, was seri-
ously burned by the blazing fragments.
Patrolman McColligan happened along
an instant later, and bystander point
ed out to him Mr.. Practical Joker, who
was Immediately placed under arrest.
He will be given his hearing this morn
ing.
Try the new sc cigar "Kleon." ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
Prisoners Thankful,

Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: viii you kindly permit us to use a small
space in your excellent paper to extend to Sheriff
Schadt, Warden simpson, Keeper McAndrews and
Matron Mrs. johnson our thanks for the kind
manner in which they treated us this afternoon
duly ~ in dispensing TO all the prisoners in the
jail lemonade and cake. 1t was not picnic lemon
ado, but the genuine article.
This is only one OF the many such kindncsses
which have been extended TO us at various times
and We again extend our heartfelt thanks to all
those IN charge here
The Prisoners at the County Jail,
Scranton Pa, July 4.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
THE QUARANTINE RAISED.
Small Pox Hos Disappeared from
Edwardsville.

The quarantine was raised or every
house in Edwardsville, Wednesday,
where a case of smallpox existed, and
the town is now free from the disease,
except for a suspicious case which
came under the attention OF DR.. l..
Edwards. Wednesday afternoon. The
case in question is a little child.
In all there were fourteen cases in
the borough and but one death.
The popular Punch cigar Is still the
leadep of the 10c cigars. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05

shower, but the latter did not mater
iali.e, and tho thermometer continued
to rise, reaching the 90 mark at 4
o'clock and remaining at about that
figure for the balance of the day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
Bicycle Races Posponed.

Philadelphia, July t-The bicycle races which
were TO have taken place at woodside park this
afternoon and tonight were postponed on account
OF rain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be published when accompanied. for publica.
tion, by the writer's name. The Tribune does not
assume responsibility for opinions here expressed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05

Of the features Of the asemhlare was the beauti.
fu solo singing BY Miss Gilchnst, young lacy
OF Lake Como.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05

The world over makes the
price. If you desire the finest
on the market we can supply
you. If you want GOOD QUAIL
ITY, but not the highes: grade,
we can supply that. We make
a speciality of HIGH GRADE
medium priced lines. For In
stance. we have fine Boneless
Sardines for Csc and other
brands at S5c--difference In
price caused by quality OF fish.
We also sell Imported Sardines
for 100, just as large tin--but
not boneless. Look into the
matter carefully and you will
find that it is just as we
claim--best goods for least
money. Our delivery system
extends for miles in all direc-
tions. Kindly order early.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05

Telephone or mail us a postal to call at your
home and quote price on laundering any quality
or kind Of lace or sash curtains Results guar
anteed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
GRIfFIS GOES
UP One PLACE
LEWIS PASSED THE FIVE HUN.
pRED MARX YESTERDAY,
These Two Contestants Were All
That Reported Points on the
Fourth of July-Grifis Now in
Eleventh Place The Contest II
Still Open for Entries.
Standing Of Contestants.
TABLE NO. 1.

II this was the last day. these would win.
Points
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-05
TABLE NO. 2.

How many Of these will be in Table No.
on the closing day2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01

Sruppen in China Sa6len miihe.
9ieie aieIenforberung bat ben ausz
f9lag seseben unb bic 4ineitide Ute
eierung gum Na9geben ge5fpungen.
ueber Die 9arantten, tpel6e bic dtnez
fifde gegierung geseben bat, 1apebt
nod Elm setpiFss Ountel, aber man
glaubt bier ni6t, bab bieier Sheil Der
SnbemnitGtsfrose, nu9oem einmal
bic 90be Der 5u 5dblenoen Summe
firirt 1T, aligeni9einli9 b%eionoere
S9pierigfeiten perurIa9en pirb.
Die 45O,OOO,OOO Saels, pel9e
China gu sablen Ii9 bereit ertldrt, re-
prGientiren bic S6abenerfab : Mnz
fprii6e, pie bieielben ppr einem Wtoz
nat firirt tparen; aber pahrldeinlt3
iirb burin nod ni9t ale 5oroerun>
gen Der gonsertmd9te fir militdrtz
f9e ausguben eingei4lohen. Den
bier eingelaufenen gta9ri4ten 5ufolge
belaufen Ii6 bieie 6orberungen Der
ein5elnen MG6te uuf folgenoe Sumz
men: 0eFrsi6 s2%,eoo,oOo; Rublunb
$95,OOO,OO0 Sapun $22,OO0,O00;
Sranfrei9 $56,OOO,0O0; 8slgien
$6,OO0,O00; Oeuti4lanb $58,OOO,z
GOO; Gngldnb 24,000,000; Ser.
Staten $25, Stulien &c.
100000 unb 9oQanb unb Spanien
ie 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01

2ebrerinnen ouf benz nG9iten, ni9t
gunS beieBten 0ampfer, benz rSbrt=
ban," unterbringen.
Oarob Elm nod bringli6eres &az
belgramm bes 9rn. Sat-, er miihe
mebr 2ebrfrGfte, unb 5par 10 balo,
pie mOgli4, baden, unb Oberit Siro
mar %genDtbiet, Sransportmtttel gu
! finben,. ob es cling ober ni4t. 50
tparb on~georbnet, bab bic 9ofpitalz
Mbtbeilung bes Oampfers fir Die
.S9oolmarms" bergeri4tet fperben
fone, pG9renb auf Dem SruppenOed
prppiIorii6e &aiiiten fir Die mdnnz
li9en 2ebrfrGfte bergeiteat tpuroen.
@uf bieie @eiie bat man es f4lieBlid
bod fertig gebradt, l1ntertunft fir
etpa 26O peibli9e unb mGnnli9e
8ulturtrGger gu bei4affen; es itnb
Grtraz& D6e, fopie ionitige 8eoienitez
tie fir bic Hetie engagirt poroen, uno
Die 6err19aften perben es allo ho4it
bequem baden.
Sb fpdter Die ippbl ettpas pbantuz
fti19en 5pffnungen Der abenteuerluz
itigen uS9oolmarms" fi9 erfuaen
tperben, bas lit bann ppbl cine anbez
re Sruee. 9iele m0gen no9 einiger
/ s3eit gar febr enttGui6t iein II. 9eimz
peb na6 benz rtletnen rotben Sdulz
baus in Der Yratrie" befommen, On
bere fi1ben pielei6t bus Slid mod
ouf onberen @egen, na6bem tie cine
3eit lang ibren Beirut seiibt.
8empff's Gbtnaa6rt.
Ibmiral &empff's 4bfa6rt uuf Der
y&entudD" pon Manilu na6 China
lit benz Slottenz0 Department mitge=
tbeilt ipprben, p6ne trgenb nel6e 500
tipe ober Details ~an5ugeben. Man
! elaubt bier ni6t, baB Die Gage in
| China irgenb etpas nit Der Sour Der
.&entudp" gu tbun bot, unb tit pielz
me6r Der Qn5i6t, bab es it6 um cine
oSnipeftionstour Der in 6ineiii6en9ez
tpGi1ern beftnbli6en Ser. Stauten=
S6tffe banbelt.
Qbmiral Robgers pirb iebt in
Manila bas Commando CUR Gee
iibernebmen, Big @bmiral 8emep bon
feiner Sour mad Nuitrulten suriidsez
fe6rt lit, urtb ptrb it6 bann auf Der
vNepzOprf" na6 Sapan begeben, UNI
Der gntbiiuung bes perrb=0 entmals
beiauippbnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01
Scbcnfliher StraBcnbagnzllniaG

Was unerfa6rene Motorleute in Wila
mington onri6teten. - Gin Pufz
Iagier getDbtet, mebrere anbere
Yerionen tDbtli9 unb an 20 be-
benfli9 berlebt.
@i1mington n, Del, 81. Mat.-
0ret f9per belabene SroQep : Cars
Der neuer1 Peoples Street Rdilpap"
ent5psen ii6 beute Der Gontrole, tpdb=
renb Tie in Der 6. Strabe in 6ieitger
Stobt ben iteilen 9igel 5ptiden Der
5rantlinz unb Monroe : Strabe 6tnz
abfubren, unb f~auiten nit GROCER Sc
i6ntnbigfeit tbalabpdrts. Sp16ua
@i1man iprang por S9reden aus benz
Seniter zines Der Waggons, fiel unter
bic Rdber II. purbe in Stiide gei9nit=
ten. elmer sSones, gpnbufteur bes Ell
men Waegons, blieb auf fetnem po=
item, unb als Der bintere Waggpn gez
gen ben ieinigen anpra1te, tpurben tbm
beibe 8eine gebro6en, unb auberbem
erlitt er i9nere innere 8erleBungen.
1ngefdbr Is dnbere gerionen iinb
mebr ober tpeniger 19per berlebt.
3nei Der Waggons tparen gei9lofene,
Der brittle Elm pffener. Nabeau 100
Yafagtere befanben ii9 auf iebem Der
Wdegons, tpel9e auf benz Giidpege
bon 8ranbppinez part mad Der 9tabt
paren. Die 2inie nurbe erit geitern
benz 8etrieb er0ffnet unb permutblia
paren bic Motormdnner mod niat nit
ben S9pierigteiten Der iteilen 8abn=
itrede bertraut.
@iGman, Der 9etDbtste, mar Elm
pafagier. @uBer benz gonbufteur
elmer Sones purben nod folsenbe
perfonen bebenflt9 perlebt unb iino
CUR 8ebanblung in bas nSeldtparez
Soipital" sebro9t tporben:
Gilbert Sulmer, Motormann, 8einz
bru9; Sobn MeQniter, Sc Sabre aft,
8edenbru9, innere 8erlesungen,
tpabrf6einli9 tDbtlid; Sofepb Sarreu,
II Sabre alt, am &opf Sberf9enfel
unb 8sden perlebt; 9arrp Srid 10
Sabre, BON 9au, yort Gpuntp, pd.,
Elm Stubent, befen re9ter SUB ampuz
tirt tperben mub;; Heser Srant SiGfon,
SO Sabre, 8einbru9; Sofepb .2emon,
8opfpunben; Soiepb Scott, Stirn=
tpunbe; George 6. 9tlensfi, 8rauz
19en; 5arrb Chance, am 8opf perleBt.
Nnbere @erleBte, pel9e entpeber
mad 9aufe sefdidt ober in nabe sele%
genen Wobnunsen bebanbelt tpurben,
iinb: George 90. Megaulep, iun.,
SRI. Massie Quinn (S9dbelbrua),
5rau George Smitb (S9dbelbru0,
George Smith unb g6arles Y. Gasdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01
Simmer nod Gampfc.
Neues BON ben Bbilipptnen. - 2ieuz
tenant 9opeG's prpaeB.

gteleS DDr1 Den p1lltpptren. - S1eHz
tenant 6ppeQ's pro5eB.
ManiIa, 81. Mui. - Cine SO
Mann 5Gblenbe Nbtbeilung Der Gomz
pagnie u bes 20. regulGren Snfantez
riez 4egiments fieb iiingt Bel paraz
Gale Yropin5 Rorb Gamurines) uuf
@egopia's Corps. Sn benz Select fiel
auf Seiten Der Qmeritaner Wunbar3t
ct. Sobn; Die Snfurgenten berloren
flint Spbte unb spei 8ertpunbete.
9onio 1T pieber BON ben S~nfurgen=
ten angegriffen tporben unb bon 8oac
(8ropina Marinbuque) finb 8eritdrz
fungen babin abgei9ift tporben .
lieutenant Sames s. 9opeu bon
Der 6. Qrtilerie, tpel6er am &c. Mai
in Camp Stotlenberp gelegentli9 zines
Streites ieinen aameraben 2loDb
bur9 einen S9ub bertpunbete, tpirb
friegsgeri4tli9 prpaeiiirt perben; Die
anberen Nugen5eugen Der 4ffaire iinb
aus benz Irreit entlaFen pprben.
Der GrGberi9mitungstas tpurbe
geitern bon Der 4rmee unb Slotte unb
ben Resierunssbeamten in gerdui9loz
fer @eiie gefeiert. Die 9ei4afte paz
rem sef9loiien unb Der Sag tpurbe an
gemein als Seiertag beoba6tet. Die
gep0bnli6en Salute purben abgefeuz
trt unb auf ben SriebbOfen 81 Malate,
paco unb anberen SrieobOfen fanb Die
fel,rli9e S4miduns Der @rdber Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01
Sie Shiffsbancrs combination.

g6iGubc1pGia, 81, Mai. -
Gs nir6 nit 8eItimmt9eit un0 aug
gutter Nuene berii9ert, bab Die @omz
binatipn Der S9iffs6auer Gramp,
Der 8iders : Marimz unb Der n8et6z
le6em Sron Comp" bod 81 Stanoe
fommen mirb. Die 8%er30gerung
ribre nur baber, baB man ii8 iiber
Die Oetails Der Sinan3fii6rung nod
ni6t geeinigt babe, G5 f0nne nod
bier Big feds Wo6en bauern, bis Die
Combination beFinitio fertig ieis
tpenn aber nt9t ettpa 0iejenigen,
pe16e iid an6eii6ig gema4t, Die 81
nan3fibrung gu iiberne9men, benz
glune gdn5li4 AFFIRMING piirben, 10
tperbe bic Combination SbatIa6e
perben. Mon gluu6t, Soiepb %.
Sarten, Der betannte Siittenbetber.
perbe an Die SpiBe Der neuen Conf
bdanie treter.
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