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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-18
HEALTH OFFICER SUES PIPE
STONE FOR $500.

HEALTH OFFICER SUES PIPE
STONE FOR $500.
The following from an article in
the Pipestone Daily Star:
The papers in the suit of DR.. HID.
Jenckes versus the City of Pipestone
have been placed in the hands Of
Sheriff Shepherd for service upon
the Council. ~
Mr.. Jenckes sues for $500, the
amount of the bill which he present
ed to the council several weeks ago
for his services as City Health
Officer for the month of December,
January and February, during the
smallpox epidemic, and which that
body refused to pay on the grounds,
80 it is supposed, that the charges
were e1orbitant. The Council ut
that time offered to pay the health
officer $500 for the three months
services, but he refused to accept the
proposition, stating he would CON-
mence suit for the whole amount,
which he has done.
MI. Jenckes is as confident as ever
that he will have no difficulty in
collecting the full $500. He statesy
that he could show as precedents,
cases in. the state of Minnesota where
health officers have collected for
work similar to his, such sums as
would have justified him in enter
ing a bill of $13, 500, instead of the
comparatively modest sum which
he asked.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

h. J. Beaton N. BryngelsonL7 B
- Beatons I'd He1sey. go. ~
+: VIM. Cheney 3. b. Morris Q - 10
ia 80 1o9 o.. s@s11s. =. :: !. =,
VIM. Grade Ed. Gilster n - se
IA 10 104 10. $4,000. ~. 5:!>.,.s. J.,
II. n Brown Eta p: Stanton D. 4
and & BIZ Smith and q "a Worthine-
ton $500 II: T. ~ r. r \.
CT. Darling =: +: BARD b ! b
IA Moultons resurvey Wo1thington
$3.50. ~" j : =, ~ $\.>SS
W. g. Boyle Eli.absth Conlsy L
: B2 Iismore $3.50. T. I -. il. @sss s1Es.
g. H. Doeden Fred Kuhl Ii
Paulsons I'd Worthington 600. r.
%. Nalony G.. W. Penman al IL
101 Al %14se7. = r;,!rss.e{o:s3
MINI Loan In Co.,, Village of
worthington . strip thirty teet vide
from and along tho entire: .eastEide
Of Block 10 4Oultons reeuTvey and
rub division Worthington for Ne
Of . public street 81. 90. Z; &%'
Florence G. Smallwood N. y.
Barber Ls 9 10 IL and IL B 3 noul-
ton s resurvey Clary I'd Wo1thington
10000: l.:
Theo Barney L Rocker ne1-z
and n1-2 se1-4 Is 1O4 43 $11520. L.
Al Hoagn w. N. Evans, VII
ne IA 10 102 43. $4,000. - .. ~
j. T. Smith Art. Mcintyre and
F. F. Riley NV IL 101 40 @49s7.
J. T. Smith A. 81. Mcintyre
and F.F. Riley n1-2 no 1-4i12 1914
$24OO. >sYEs
M. J. Barber Florence =. Small
wood L s,4,5,6,7;s,o and alley b
tween lots 2 and Sand alley between
lots 4 and. and alley between lots
8 and 9;B@42 $4,000 ~ .sS*ss - -: ~,
E.; W. Peet A. M and Ida i. Vail
n 1-2 and sw1-4e n1-3 NV - 2 1903
43 81 2sws1-4 20 s1-2 81 l04 4s ga, 0oB
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STOCK FOR SALE.

I still have a few good horses left,
among them. ~ " " i: i:
,lspan black horses weighing 1850
1pair greys weighing 800 !.
4 Roam mare weighing 1900 .
1 Bay horse weighing 400
Pair black Weetren mares, also
twenty five black face ewes. Will
have lambes now until middle Of
May. Will have one full blooded
Clyde and one three quarter blood
Norman colts At Hurds barn ever
Saturday. Please call and look them
over before breeding. A, Oberman.
Al. Fst'.s =t@fr n S4S*a wi sf%*.a f;'H "' :
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CASES IN.U. s.. STATE, COURT

CASES IN q. s. STATE, COURT.
/ : United States Court oonvenes At
Mankato Tuesday April 32nd, in
which the following cases comes
up Tor trial wherein Mobiles County
people are interested. :
August Krause vs. Omaha road,
for trial.: T. J. Knox and n. E.;
Foley appear for the plaintiff and
Pierce Butler for the defendant
The plaintiff was thrown from .
handcar June 18th, 1900, at Adrian,
and suffered many injuries, includ'
ing tho partial loss Of his eyesight,
as he claims, and asks $4,000
damages. -.
Edward B.. Mickey, trustee, vs..
Ro bert L. Morland, for trial. The
case comes from Worthington, and
the plaintiff sues for the value of
some railway tools not turned over
to him by the defendant. Fifield,
Fletcher & Fifield are PLAINTIFF
attorneys and Geo. W. Wilson and
Pau & Pau appear for tho defend
ent.
Ole K. Olson vs.. Omaha road.
The plaintiff was injured in cross
ing accident at Sla yton and his left
leg had to be amputated below the
knee. He sues for $4,000 L. S.
Nelson is his attorney, and Pierce
Butler appears for the road.
>Chas T.Swain vs. MT. De Wolff, a
suit to recover IS, l2O for an: alleged
breach. of contract to convey q Sec
ton of land in Mobiles Couny. Squire
8 Begg are the plaintiffs attorneys
and Wilson Borst appears for the
defendant. Man kato Free Press.
I'D. Humiston is one Of tho. Petit
Jurors in this court.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

The annual house cleaning season
is upon us and the ladies of this
vicinity are invited to call and in
spect our line of paints, brushes wall
finish, etc. We can show you some
thing good in these lines.
The Reading Hard ware.
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DR.. Doran has no superior In diagonizink
and treating diseases aud dsformities. ne
will give $50 for any case that he cannot
tell the disease and where It i located in
minutes. =
All durable me...- q. and surgical diseases,
acute and chronic eatarrh. and special a..
disease, early Consumption, bronchitis' bron
chial catarrh. constitutional eatafrh. dVa
pepsia, sick headache, stomach and boSsa
Bright's disease, diabetes Kidney, liver.
bladder, prostate and female diseases, az.
4ines. nsrvons9sss' in,disesttsn: obeeity
and all wasting disease a adults. Nany
cases Of deafness, ringing in the ears, loss 81
eyesight, cataract. cross eyes, etc, that have.
easily restored. Deformities, club let. erx-
vature Of the spine, dieease Of the brain,
.%egSx q :sb, hssrt
pain ia the bones, granular enlareene1ts
and all ionGvstanding disease. properly
treatment; - Yong: midd,e-sEed and ~.
from lost manhood, nervous debility. sper-
matorrheea, seminal losses, sexual decay,
ene as9 . Ss1e
pimpies, impediments to Sarriase: ~,
blood and skin diseases, syphilis, eTuptions..
hair falling I,insI. bore e%ec+p S1ins swelia4s
bladder troubles, weak back, bnrninR urine
passing urine too often, gonorrhoea, gie0t,
strictnte ;.,;sf ssea1shins
Cancers, tumors, goiter, fistula, piles.
varicoccle and enlarged glands With the
subcutanious injection method, absoiutely
of blood, Is one of his own discoveries, and
IL the most really scientific and ssertaifsly
sure cure OF the ninetsenth sentnxy. No -
interested, $500. .r,N'5g.. : 81 q! 3s.I
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Dan Chute 10 able TO ::;be ON th<
streets again. -: 49,. - .
E. r Buchan Is painting his new
house on 10th street.
Robert Firth left Tuesday for The
east to spend the summer.
r. v. o. Bartlett went to Beaver
Creek, Tuesday morning
Miss Tena Campbell is homo from
her school at Lake Wilson to spend
a vacation.
| :, Mrs. Walter Collins left Tuesday
lo1 q low days visit with relatives a
Ashton, Ia. - " :
The many friends Of Chas Bat:
cock, were glad TO zee him in the
city Tuesday.
W. L. o. Bartlett has one Of the
traditional Indian signs in front Of
his new Cigar Store:
Dan Shell and James Ramage ne.
turned from a trip to Candy and
vicinity, Monday night.
House paint e1.4o. Barn paint rs,
oil rs per gallon, at the ''Ctiy
Pharmacy. lit.
Miss Martha Blefernich, of Madi-
son Wis, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. O..W. Dieckhof this week. 49,.
The best and latest styles of wall
paper at the lowest price can be- had
1.-THE City Pharmacy lit i, !. !
Mr.: land Mrs. Wiseman% Of Adrain
were in the city Tuesday on their
way to England, their old home. .e,,..
Miss Anna Flood Of. sherburne,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Mryon Allen returned to her home
Tuesday. " -
Clarence Hart the Baker ct Stefins
restaurant has rented the Chute
Cottage near Dr. G. o. Aoore's
residence. :,.... ... T., .. -
VIM. Travis, Of. Adrian passed
through here Tuesday enroute for
England. He will take in the coro-
nation scenes. -
Sheriff Reitsr is making garden.
Mike says he has sown> all water
melons, SO as to be prepared for the
fall campaign.
Gus Lindquist has papered and
painted the interior of his bowling
alley, giving it a much neater appear
ance than ever before.
Beja1nin Rippberger, of Peoria II,
a nephew of John Rippberger has
enlisted in the U. S.>Army for five
years, for srevice in the PHILIPPINES.
Saxon and Amondson are building
a row boat for Nels johnson on the
Roach farm. Mr.. johnson expects
to keep supply of boats for rent
this year. =.
Henry Tooth, is now engaged with
the Deering Binder company. He is
a good machine man and viii give
local agents great assistance in.
making sales.
l.. Otis Bigelow, is preparing found
alton on his lot south side Of 9TH ave-,
between 10th and list street for his
building now on the site of the new
Methodist church. j
For Sale-House, barn and lot in
Clary addition: $3.50. if in cash. 4
Enquire between 8 and 2 p. M, one
block north c. ]. Smallwood. &c. L.
'Bork. "'.~-+ s~#> Id Nv. =,
Miss Gordnier, an operator on the
Simplex type setting machine in The
Daily Republican, Mitchell, S. D.,
was in town few hours Monday
enroute for Kansas City on . visit.
!, Mrs. Anna WEIGH, of Minneapolis,
State Commander Of the Maccabees
visited tho local lodge here Monday
evening. Initiation ceremonies were
conducted upon candidate, and in
structions given. The meeting was
well attended and enjoyed BY all
the members present. She expects
to visit here again in q short time. !
st.
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LOCATION OF FAIR GROUNDS.

At tho meeting Saturday after
noon three locations for Fair grounds
were discussed. Mr. Trip said; ''as
they were solisiting subscriptions
the general expressions were that
grounds be selected q near town ,as
possible. There 10 a pieee east Of
Burlington depot and north Of Bur-
hngton depot. Twenty five acres
can be had for one hundred dollars
per acre or the forty for eighty
dollars per acre. Mr.. Patterson had
aDieee north east Of town two blocks
BON sshool house, of which twenty
i've acres sould be secured for one
hundred dollars an acre, and think
this is the best location. Mr.. Patter-
son feels a little delicate about offer
ing the ground being interested in
the fair it might be said he wanted
to get rid of the land, but he is offer
ing tho land at a sacrifice as it is
cheap. 1t is the best location b.
saure the grand stand can be most
conveniently built 60 that the spec
tators will not have to face the sun. :"
Ludlow said 1.-THE present site
has always been objected to as being
too far from town and along the
railroad. Stock was frightened and
this has always been q draw back
and the road to fair ground is along
railroad track making it bad. don't
believe people will care for the old
ground. Would not care to sell for
less than one hundred dollars as it
would take q piece out Of center of
the lot. Allowed $500 for buildings
when I brought them'.
Pfiel said; think Ludlow is too
far away, and the railroad track is
bad for team, a man got killed there
a few years ago BY team getting
frightened, it, q railroad all the way
out
j. d. Humistpn, 'Think north of
town the best location. as it is near
town and away from where there
are any trains and it is dry ground. "
Stitser, ''Dont think it wise to
take old place as every one will
think it same it old thing, get new
grounds new building and the people
will be better satisfied that it will be
q success. Think north of town best
location.
The piece Of Mr.. Pattersons comes
to Humiston ave, the street in front
of R. L. Morlands residence, making
the grounds as near town as it is
possible to get them. The water
mains are now within a block of
the grounds and the council contem-
plates extending them if they do the
water will be practically on the
ground. the land lays we'll for
track and such buildings are neecess
ary. The land is really cheap, as
farms few miles from town, are
selling for nearly this price,
The matter is now in the hands of
men that have hitherto had nothing
10 do with the fair; men that are
successful and whatever they take
told of it is pushed to success. All
that remains to be done 10 go ahead
with the work and those that want
10 assist in the successful operation
must come right out at once or it
will be too Late. The benefit to the
town cannot be estimated. II will
be the means of bringing many out
door gatherings here that have
never been held before for want of
adequae and proper place Of hold
ing. All meetings for attracting and
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y For Sale.
uYnI.= IN or trade oleer title
w.. hnds i'm Dakota and Kansas,
ara money 10 loan on real estate in
tfG eounty. 4. ]. Wolven.:
~~>.>>~~~~~-~~~ ~~~~~~~~~>>~~"~>''1
-: .,yl@i* LOCAL..
wv: People spent sundayin St.
Paul :&}
aso, siaAs Of Adrain was in town
Tuesday. t2 4&t>; >:*.''
nesCux1ie Of Wilmont, Visited
hero Monday: *' =: -,
M: Seller. has scarlet fever in
hin family. =
Jos. Eastman is building an i'd
aition to his house.
Neal Lstverich, OF Laketield, visited
friends here this week. =.
Leo Shell has returned from his
trip to Toronto, Canada.
J.J.Fitch is buildi ng = large barn
on the rear OF his property.
John Ramage put upa windmill
for G. W: Dealand, Monday,
Die khoff Bro, mother returned to
her home at New Richland, Monday.
Cards are on the doors Of J.. G:
Estes, and a.. G. Longs tor Measels.
" Frank Saxon, was out and put up
a wind mill for W; II. Blume, Mon
day. :, :.
": L O. Bartlett was over from
Ellsworth Monday, looking after bis
cigar business. ."
~:J.M.shanahan has furnished A:E.
Hart with one of those %'handy" de-
livery wagons. -.
A*ohild of A. G.. Kadeskv's was
quite silk for the past few days, but
il improveing some now.
Geo. Tawney, Grand Chancellor of
tho X. p g was in town, Tuesday
meeting his brother lodgemen.
Mrs. g. C!Fellows, was taken eudd-
emily and quite sick Monday. Her
daughter was called from the store.
Il. L. Myers, left Monday for
Weetbrook, to look the town over
with a view Of opening a Jewelry
sore. .. j..
Clifford Hurlbert received mess
age Sunday, to go to Jordan as night
operator. He left Monday to accept
the position.
Carl Arnerson, has just completed
porches on three of A. P. Darlings
tenement houses making a decided
Improvement in them.
Will Schrader, returned Saturday
from an extended northern trip. He
purchased three quarters sections OF
land in Stevens county.
Miss. 1Clariben Kendlen, left Sat-
urilay afternoon to teach school at
Sutherland, near Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Her many friends will wish her
success in the work.
Goldie Toxic, daughter OF Louis
Toxic, living on the Ferguson farm
was buried, Saturday. Rev. G. b.
Curtis Of the Congregational church
conducting the services. The child
died OF pneumonia after = short i'll
ness. NJ; II. ~: ''@'>: - + =.
5, Evelyn Parry, daugher Of W; ]:
Parry celebrated her twelfth annual
birthday, Saturday afternoon by en-
teraining twenty five of her friends,
who presented her with numerous
presents: Refreshments were served
and q fine time enjoyed. :.
Miss McCune. who put Bib on
the boards here last Friday and Sat-
urday nights, left for her home at
worthington last Monday. Miss
McCune performs her task. admir-
ably. Her management Of the play
gave general satisfaction slayton
Gazette. .s s. =. .-- .,t c.. ~.
y - III s>.:. b. -.
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7. K. DARBY,
John W. Tut1,i11 Lbr. Go.

Is once more before the public az
an auctioneer. Will cry all kinds Of
sales aud guarantee. Will have
notes cashed as cheap if not cheaper
than anyone else. See him before
securing your auctioneer for terms
and dates.
So. -
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ENOUGH GU maud 10 floor to
FLOORING EARTH 'rs sjIs "
Every wood used for the purposo q
Is we'll represe ut-<. u
Lengths, widths and thichn ness are y
those most 10 demand BY carpenters
and buiidp,s. %~ III
. Quoting special prices on These il X
,Ots of thousand feet aud more. X
-. -, ! /,
Because Aoorn5 Is specified %
not fo'g get that there II, in QUE Jardsa
a full stock Of the other khds Of /.
LUMBER. 81
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:. FOR Sale.

VYYlII. sol or trade cleer title
W.. lands in Dakota and Kansas,
ana money! loan on real estate IN
tin county. T. j. WOVEN.
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es, baB Die itdotiihen SriebbDfe UNI
ter Die Iufiibt oes Bart= &ummifdrs
geitellt poroen ieien.
9te Reorganization bes 8Dliseiz
Departements bat lib na9 Der In=
lidt oes WapDrs burdaus bepdbrt,
belonoers audi mas bic @rri6tung
Der 4 unteritationen anbetrifft.
Die 3abl Der gerbaftuneen in Der
Staot belief iih i'm Gaufe bes lebten
Sabres auf 3197. Sn 2475 SaIen
banoelte es lih UNI 8eiBe unb in
722 Tdaen I'm Sarbige.
Guh Die gntmiflung bes Teuerz
mebrzD Departments glaubt Der W}aps
Or als cine burdaus erfreuli6e be-
aeidren gu birfen, mo5u audi Die
8%erbeiierune oes Glarm : Spitems
uno Die 0eriteaung zines 9elepbonz
@iirtel=S pitems CUR 8%erbinoung az
Ter Seuermebritationen unter elnan=
Der nibt nenie be%igetragen bat.
Cine eingebenoe 8elprebung oiez
Ter uueemDbnlib eingebenben =
tpenn aub uni mebr, ais elm babies
Sabr perlpdteten! : Wapprs Bot
ibaft miiiien mir bis nab elmer lprQz
faltieen Briifung ibrer. gum 9beil
5iemli9 permidelten, @inSelbeiten
per1hieben!
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Se6er fana iid 1it gelingen aDftell III @auie bel
Sit $500 mad 9entidlano.

9eutib : amerifanil9e 8eitunger
peroen i'm alten 8aterlanb init gro=
Bem Sntereiie gele1en, neil 1ie iiG
frei auslpre6en urlb baufig BON briiz
ben mebr 0euiefeiten unb Ma9ri9<
ten bringen, als Die beutlben 3eis
tungen ielbit. Die ,Treie Yre1ie fiir
5eras" lift briiben i,beraQ, tpobin iie
geianot miro, elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait unb fann iib riibmen, Gner=
fennung unb @urbiaung 5u finben,
pie aus 5ablreiben Briefeil an uttS,
iorpie an 9ieienieen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an tire 8ermanoten ibifen, berpDrs
ge6t. 8er baber ieinen 8ertpanbter
uno Jrennben cine Treube ertpei1en,
ibnen elm m~iqfDmmenes @elhenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitele fir iie Die
nSreie 8reife fir Seras". 9as Sr=
~tereiie fiir geras, tpie iberbaltpt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, tpo bic
Gertpanbten ipDbnen, 1T in 9euti1=
LAMB iebr lebbaft unb eS 1T uam0g>
lt6, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 griinb=
liHe Mufflarung unb 8eI9reibung
bes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, ME
bies Die rSreie 8reiie" altpD9ents
LID tbut. Sir 6eit aerineen 8reis
BON So p~erlenoen mir portDfrei unier
rei6baltiees @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgenb cine Ioreiie i'm Muslanbe.
9te 1reie Nreiie fir Gegas Nmbl.
Gunsparp.
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iel gu ben unermeBlih reihen Shd=
BEN Der beutihen @iHenibaft."
0arin bat er iebr gtedt. Nber mentt
er glaubt, oaB nur Semano, Der bic
1elbe fehter< uno einuanofrei Su
ihreiben uno 81 ipreben permaa,
bielen Shlnliel belibt, 10 lit oa5
nibt Der Sal. Sc lit gepiB idDn
uno Ger Miibe oes Strebens mertb,
ri9tig oeuti9 lhreiben uno lpreben
s1 lernen, penn man irgeno bic Sc.
legenbeit ba5u bat, aber nDtbDenoig
gum Geriteben beutiber Sbriften lit
es nibt. Da lit ia geraoe Der UNI
1hdbbare 8or5ug Der oeutIben
Sprabe, oaB Sober, Der oieie1be
iiberbaupt ipreben uno leien fann
uno ben Grang oa5u III ii6 flblt,
audi pbde flaililb 9eblloet su
iein, ben @eoanfen unierer groBen
S6riftiteler gu folaen permag-lo=
fern oie1elben Deutib, muir Deutl6
idreiben! 2eioer baben Die eelebr=
ten 0eut1hen. inoent tie lib bas f0it=
li9e Sui ibrer flal1ti9en Stloune
aneigneten, nit berlelben cine Wenge
BON Tremom0rtern angenommen,
tpelbe lie i'm Sprehen uno Shreiben
anuenoen. Daour6 erlAneren Tie
benen, melde ni6t 2atein gelerttt
baben, tpie 3. g. Den Iauienben Der
bier aufuabienoen 0eutlden, bas
Geritebeu ibrer Sbrifteu gang beoeu=
tend. Dieler 1ebelltano lit aucb in
9eutlbfanb ldngit erfannt morben
uno eiebt es bort Sereine, Die 6un=
oerttauienoe BON Witglie0ern 5dblen,
nelbe itb Die 6einigune Der oeutz
iben Sprade pon SremomDrtern
gum 3iel eelebt uno ihon lebr Inz
erfennensmertbes eeleiitet baben.
0err. &nDrb bat pDaitdnbig Hebt,
menn er Die bteltee oeuti9e Bre1ie
als Den ltarfen Sort Der beutiben
Sprade uno 0es Deutldthums preiit.
Nu6 giebt es mobl nur meniee Deutz
lbe Samilien bier, in benen nidt
minoeitens cine oeutibe 3eitung aez
leIen miro. unlere aagemein
be1tebteS reie Breiie bat alein
piele gauienoe BON 2eiern, mas oph
mob( ein 8enei5 lit, baB es nit Dem
9eutibtbum nod nidt 10 lblimm
beitellt lit, als Ser &norb gu firbz
ten lheint. Dabei fam man pobl
annebmen, baB nibt meni9er als
bier Sinftel Der 2eler ni6t Die @ez
legenbeit gebabt baben, febler= uno
eintpanbfrei ibreiben uno lpreden
gu lernen. 0as binoert iie nibt oaz
run, CUTE Deutlb=I merifaner gu fem.
Giel pidtieer, als ridtie Deutib
1hreiben unb lpreben, 1T ri6tig
riGtig beut5b Denfen uno
oemgelndB 6anoe1n!
Gnna 8erlib.
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IlncrIci.

SIN 81. 9iitrictseribte beeann
Der stpeite 8roceB gegen ben Sarbi=
gen 6enrp 9bumas, melber unter
Der @nflaee itebt, cine Surbige oerz
aelpaltigt 81 baben. 8egen oes an
elmer meiBen Srau beeangenen Ser
oepaltiaunesperiub5 muroe er be-
reits gu 25 Sabren 3ubtbaus perurz
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