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The Iola register., 1902-01-10

WaHted; 500 good hedge posts at
Claiborne mill lola.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
sNAKE-BITE SCIENCE.
uo.nt Progress with Cnimette's
Discovery, ana Instances OF "S
Practical Application.

From the London Globe.
Dr Calmette, director of the Pas-
teur Institute. Lille, has shown the
resemblance between the poison Sc
creted by the salivary glands OF snakes
and the microbic or toxic poison Oh
diseases, such as plague or diphtherla,
and that the seropathic treatment OF
such diseases by inoculation with anti
toxic serum from the blood of animals
inoculated with the disease is appli-
cable TO snake bites with even greater
success. It is stated that over 2OOOo
persons die annually in India from
snake bite, chiefly of the naJa or CO.
bra da capella. In Martinique the
"bothrops" or fer-de-lance, in Algeria
the "ceraste" viper, in Senegal and
the Soudan the black naja, or spit
ting snake" also kill many of the ma
tives. The poisonous principle OF all
snake or viper venom Is the same IN
kind. but not in degree OF virulence.
The venom of a cobra Is eight times
stronger than that OF a French viper,
half a miligram Of IL killing a rabbit.
The poison causes sharp pain, then
torpor and cramp at the root OF the
affected member, and almost the
ensue. II the dose is mortal the
breathing becomes painful, anxious,
the mouth contracts, slavers, the
tongue swells. the teeth clench, and
the victim falls in coma TO die in
some hours.
DR.. Calmette keeps a stock OF snakes
at Lille. and extracts the venom by
pressing the jaw. IL falls into "A watch
glass. and when dried to preserve II,
resembled brayed rosin. The snakes
are fed by introducing raw eggs into
their stomachs, II. as usual, they re-
fuse TO eat. Solutions OF the dry
venom In salt water q per cent. In
strength) are made. and used In the
experiments. Rabbits and other ami
mails are inoculated with increasing
doses for several months until they
become immune 10 doses 200 times
greater than a mortal dose. horse
after siN months can stand venom
enough 10 kin 200 horses not vacci-
mated. Horses furnish the anti-toxic
serum for in0cuiHtins against snake
bite. and 8 40 litrcs 81 blood can be
drawn from them every two or thgee
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
STUDYING Up CZOLGOsZ.
Boston Man Is Looking Into the
History of the Anarchist.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 12.-Dr. l.. Yer
non Briggs, of Boston, spent the
greater part of last week i'm this city
in the neighborhood of Czolgosz's home
and with the aid of an interpreter,
gathered enough information to cover
between 40 and so pages of typewriter
manuscript. He visited the Czolgosz
family and tried to interview every
person he could find that had ever
spoken or was personally acquainted
with Leon Czolgosz, the murderer of
President Mckinley. He is said to
have taken notes upon the house in
which the Czolgoszes lived, upon the
general environments of the neighbor-
hood. going even so far as to note that
the streets in the neighboPhood We're
not paved and that there were no shade
trees in the vicinity. He also went to
the farm near Chagrin Falls, where the
family resided for d time and inquired
of the neighbors about the movements
of Leon Czolgosz.
In addition to the above he asked
about the environments of Czolgosz's
ancestors for several generations back
in the land the family came from. DR..
Briggs said he wanted the facts for
scientific purposes
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13

CAN'T CONVICT IN BEAUFORT.
Juries Go 1t Blind in Dispensary
Law Violations.

Beaufort, S. c., Jan. 1.-THE prose-
cution of violators of the dispensary
law in Beaufort county appears to be
worse than useless. At every term of
the Court of General Sessions here for
two years past there have been on the
docket two or more of these cases, and
in nearly every instance the guilt of
the accused has been established be-
yond question. yet not a single convic-
tlon has been recorded. At the session
which adjourned yesterday, one w. j.
Allen, a negro, who had been indicted
for violation of the dispensary law, was
tried. The state put several reliable
white witnesses on the stand, all of
whom testified to the character of AL
lens place. In summing up the testi-
mony in the case the solicitor said in
part; You may as we'll close the doors
of this temple of justice and burn up
your law books as to acquit the pris-
oner in the dock in the face of the evil
dence against him" The verdict rem
dered was a greater surprise to the
prisoner and his counsel than to the
spectators, who thronged the court
room.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13

Paris, Wednesday. Dec. 1S.-In an
article just published on the preven-
tion of deaths from snake bites, NJ
Henri de Parville cites several we'll
authenticated cases in which the anti
venomous serum of DR.. Calmette, head
Of the Pasteur Institute at Lille, has
been the means of saving life.
Dr. Calmette. II may be remembered,
was himself bitten on the hand by a
cobra when experimenting in his lab
oratory a short time ago, and only es-
capped death by the application of the
serum discovered by himself. min
ing engineer, in letter to the writer
from Australia. also relates how he
was bitten in October by deadly SER
pent and an hour afterward was fast
losing consciousness. when the timely
Intervention of DR.. Calmette's antidote
brought him back to life.
But the most striking testimony 10
the value OF the French professors 's
serum comes from India. where wo-
man was recently bitten by a venom
Gus snake of unusually large dimen.
sions, and cured when she was at the
point OF death.
To prepare the serum the venom
has TO be procured from living SER
pents. and IL was while engaged I'm
this risky operation that DR.. CAL
mette came near losing his life.
The Pasteur Institute at Lille and
Paris forward consignments OF the
saving serum 10 all countries I'm which
venomOus serpents are found.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
THE CLEVELAND SYNDICATE.
oredtors Have COnfdence and Are
willing to Stand by Everett &
Moore

Cleveland. o., Jan. ia large ma
1ority In amount of the creditors of
the Federal Telephone Company.
owned and controlled by the Everett
Moore syndicate, We're in session all
day here to-day discussing various
proposals for the purchase of the en-
tire properties. Creditors have ex-
pressed desire to stand by the syn
dlcate and if possible assist them in
retaining the property under their con-
lrol. They favor the depositing Of
all the stocks and bonds of the con-
sttuent companies owned by the Fed
eral Telephone Company in some big
trust company to be used as collateral
Tor a new issue of bonds, these bonds
10 be accepted as payment for the
claims held by the creditors, and thus
enable the syndicate to go on with
lhe operation of the company and keep
IL under its control. If the plan goes
through, it will furnish ready money
TO hnlsh uncompleted plants princi-
pally al Dayton and Detroit The
Bankers Committee has had one bona
nde offer for the sale of the entire
Federal system, the offer coming it
is said, from the Bell Telephone Com
pany, whose representatives are said
to be in the city watching the outcome
OF the matter. 1t is said that the
committee will not consider this offer
Tentative offers have been made by
Judge Thomas of New York, repre-
senting c. W. Morse, also of New
York. An offer from John r. Mclean
of Cincinnati has also been received.
1t is probable that a fourth bidder will
be in the field within a few days None
OF these deals can go through until
the plans of the Bankers Committee be-
come operative. In addition. it is posi-
lively stated that there is now no
chance for the sale of the properties at
an upset price.
Members of the committee feel more
confident than ever that the securities
VIII be kept up to their full value 1t
is also emphatically stated that the sit
uation in regard to the traction COM
panies in which the syndicate has a
controlling interest is very favorable,
and that none of the traction COM
panies will be sold Four or five com
panies in which the syndicate is inter-
ested, but do not hold the controlling
interest, may be sold.
The Bankers Committee will resume
Its sessions tomorrow afternoon, and
the situation has so far cleared that
1t probably will be unnecessary to hold
more than semi-weekly sessions hence
forth
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
BURIAL OF JAMES O'BRIEN. JR.
Esteemed Citizen of DarIen IL Es-
tcemed by Al.

Darien. Ga. Jan. 12.-Mr. James
o'Brien. Jr, who died Friday, was
buried at St. Andrews Cemetery Sat
urday afternoon The funeral services
were conducted at the Catholic Church
On the Ridge. by Rev. Father Lucke.
OF Brunswick. and the body was at
tended TO the grave by the Mcintosh
Light Dragons. Mr.. O'Brien was a
member 81 the Dragons for twenty
one years. and was "A faithful and Of
fcient soldier. His body received full
military honors. His death ls uniyer-
sally regretted and genuine sorrow is
expressed Dy everyone. He Was about
81 years OF age.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
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BASEBALL MEN TO MEET,
Minor League Men Will Gather at
Kansas City.

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 12.-President
Whitfield stated tonight that the cities
definitely decided upon for the Western
League circuit are Kansas City, Mil
waukee, Omaha, st. Joseph, Denver and
Colorado Springs, and that there are
a half dozen applicants for the two va
cancies.
In conjunction with the Western
League meeting here Thursday the Ma
tional Association of Minor Leagues
will hold a meeting and all members
of the association are invited to at
tend. President p. T. Powers of the
Eastern League president of the asso-
citation; President j. II. Farrell of the
New York State League, secretary and
treasurer of the National Association;
President M. M. Seton of the Three l."
League, chairman of the National
Board of Arbitration; President c. b.
Powyr of the Western Association;
President J. b. Nicklin of the Southern
League and President James Whitfield
of the Western League will attend the
meeting.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
WAS A POLITICAL MATTER.
MISS stones Brother Talks of Her
kidnapping.

duluth, Mimi, Jan. 12.-P. A. Stone
" Boston, brother of Ellen M. Stone,
we American missionary held for a
ransom by Bulgarian brigands, is in
'e city tonight, and of his sisters
predicament said:
MY sisters capture is not the re-
'u'' OF brigandage. but a carefully laid
pr aeot conceived months before by some
S .ne principal actors i'm the political
saaolla now being played behind the
ougS IN Bulgaria and Macedonia.
NJ Hef capture was not because she
s," missionary. but because she was
snt fherican citizen. Had she been the
v'oJe,l of any other great nation 1t
"oull not have happened. Her rescue
NJ, apandonment viii determine for
,ey Years TO come the standing of
'"eilcans in the Orient"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
ESCAPED IN WOODEN BOX.
How Military Prisoner Departed
from AIcntraz Island.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-Frank Holt,
a military prisoner on Alcatraz Island,
serving a thirteen-year sentence for
desertion. has escaped. He concealed
himself in a large wooden box which
was consigned to a clothing firm In
this city and which was put aboard
the steamer Mcdowell. The top OF
the box was so arranged with leather
straps that 1t could be opened from the
inside. 1t is thought that after the
box was put aboard Holt crawled into
IL and did not emerge until the vessel
reached the dock on this side of the
bay. AS Holt was dressed in blue
uniform, he walked away as any other
soldier, without detection.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13

Brunswick Jan. l2.-Mr. George II
Cook who formerly lived In Bruins
wick, has returned here and assumed
charge OF the newly established Bruins
wick agency of Warren A. Fuller CO.
lumber dealers.
Mr. Alien Barber, "a former licufcn-
ant IN the United states Navy. who
has been folouruing here for some
weeks past "a guest Of Judge Alfred
croyati, left few days ago FOR Mo-
hile, whore DE win remain the balance
~ the winter.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
DRUMMER is BADLY WANTED.
Said TO Have Committed Heinous
Crime at Griffin.

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. 12.-Last Mon
day a nicely dressed young picture
drummer arrived here and registered at
the Leon Hotel as James Cunningham
of Dallas, Tex. He left the city on
Wednesday, and Thursday telegram
came to Chief Braswell to arrest and
hold Cunningham. On Saturday a
deputy sheriff came from Griffin, Ga,
looking for Cunningham. He is wanted
near Griffin, where he committed a
heinous crime.
The Press has been commenting upon
the fact that Gov. Jennings is examin-
ing papers sent up from Escambia
county, rejecting upon the official acts
OF some of the county officials. 1t is
understood here that officials from
other counties are in a similar box.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
THE KILLING OF GOEBEL.
james Hownrd'S second Trial Now
on ~ Frankfort.

Frankfort. KY. Jan. 12.-The second
trial of James Howard, on the charge
OF killing william Goebel two years
ago. is proceeding rapidly, but so far
no new testimony has been introduced.
The commonwealth viii conclude early
this week and the defense claims II
viii present evidence that was not
available al the former trial
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
hILLED ny sALooNI<EEPER.
''h'e Was DcmoIishiDg Plate
Glass with Heavy Cane.

''u' Ind, Jan. 12.-Charles Il. Meth
n W ID saloon-keeper. shot and killed
r,.' J' Helmig, a cripple. this after
... helmig, IT Is claimed. had been
.'...' from the saloon during the
.....b ana returned during the aft
Y 'hl with heavy cane hcgan
r.. 'H4h tho heavy plate glass
ran oui and lielmlR attempt
r.I. frHuit him win the cane. Meth
.r.. hiH revolver and fired FIVE
HIg. IVORY shot taking effect ln Hell
''Il' Nciherly was arrested.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13

weeks. This yields to 3 litres OF
active serum. The horses are then
treAaed again. The serum is exported
to an countries where poisonous snakes
abound, especially India, Australia
and South America. Some 10 to 20
cubic centimeters of Il simply injected
with a large hypodermic syringe un-
der the skin of the abdomen, where II
is easily absorbed, are efiicacious IL
the patient is not yet in a state Of
asphyxia.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
COL. JOHN ID. POPE DEAD.
Louisville, Ky. Loses One of Its Old
Time Citizens.

Louisville. Ky, Jan. 12.-Col. John
d. Pope. one Of the old time citizens
OF Louisville, and for half century
a conspicuous figure in it's history,
died OF old age this afternoon. He was
horn i'm 1923. Col. Pope commanded
a company at the battle Of Monterey
in the Mexican war and rose TO the
rank of lieutenant colonel in the Con-
faderate army.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13

With these laborsavng machines, and one or two Bis
sells "Cyce Bearing Carpet SweeperS mother can
dispense with the services of nurse for while she amuses
Of and she finds hardship to keep her carpets
in apple pie order Try it and you will buy every time
We are agents for all these SpecialteS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
Gcrmany sends Another sbip.

<ieI. Jan. i2-The German cruiser
Csazelle has left here for Venezuelan
waters.
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Nmmner 30

20. Ipril, IL llbr Ntittags, in Der
p5ilbormonie 3lt Berlin ein 6eItaft
Itattfinoen loa, an wel6em ollc Gem
Subilar no5eltcbenoen &eri0nIidfei.
ten (Gamen ltnO 0erren), &ereine etc.
lib oereinigen llno ibr @liifmiinlhe
oorbringen peroen. glnl glben0 bes.
ielben Cages miro Inn Z ltbr. alcid,
folls in Der 8bilbormonie, elm 5eft.
bonfett (fiir Serren lno 9amen)
Itottfin0en.
Sn 0reseen lit Ser begabtc Ope.
retten-Senor Sean Tclir, mclcter ben
omerifaniiben &unitfrelnben BON lei.
ncr SbGtigfeit am SSrping MuceGbeo.
ter in Neiu Dorf ber in @rinneruna
iein oiirfte. geitorben.
Berlin, 10. Mpril.
Ter Goiier bat oem @ontiroI Cir
gonaro 0obort Sepnour. Dem fri.
beren 8efeblsbnber Der britii6en Mds
rine-Station in China, Den &otben
Ioleror0en perliebeu.
Seferrei6.
Snnsbrud. 10. @pril.
Der beutf9e Heidstan3ler @rof
bon Billion lit bier einsetrpffen. ans
itott ilh bon bier aus brett iiberWliins
9en naa Berlin gu begeben. ipie bas
in ieinrm 3eifeplune oorgeIeben mar,
Diro = aunmebr 3und4It mad Wieu
seben uno bort ben 0iterrei9ii9'uns
earil6en MiniIter oes MuspGrt;sen,
ben Grafen @olu6olpsti. befuhen.
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Nrbeiter fperre
9luauffa, Ga, 10. g(pril.

Der our6 hie .Manufacturcrs glT,
fociatton" angebrobte S9luB IGmmtz
lt9er 6obriten pes gtuguita 0iItrits
tss 1T nunnebr sur SbatIa6e qeporz
ben; beute friib lit bic @egenmaBrez
gel gegen ben arbeiteralsitanb in ben
r&tngs Mias" eingetrsten. SSeocs aez
perblthe gtabIifement i'm 9(ueuIfas
uno i'm n!Soufe Greef Siftrict" lit ae=
i9lohen. 0abur6 betroffen Iinb bic
6abrltdnlagcn in 9liten, 9auclufe,
@ranitoile, WarrenbiIle, Bath, Gang
lep uno Clearwater. Gegen 10000
Qrbeiter fino beT6dftiaunuslos.
Orb q 1t einen neuen Pro :
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.8 ie IT 2Gustunft.

2Dalptn9i0n, y. Nprtl.
Der Sfriegsiet1atGr Gopt Ianbte
heute fctne 2lntiport duf bic 2e1olutipn
oes IbgeorDnetenbauies, pel9e ben
Setretdr um2lustunft iiber basSransz
portpeien 5piiden Gan6rancisco uno
ben pbiIippinen erIu9t. @s mar nGmz
li9 beribtet fporben, oab in 8erbins
oung nit oem Sransportpienite pieles
fdul iei. Die Nntport I9lieBt ben Be-
rt6t bes @eneralinipetteurs Gbambers
lain uno bes Sberitleutndnt Wlaus, 1oz
ipie bic peri9iebsuer anoerer Sffi5iere
etn, bic 5uidmmen me5rere bunbert
Seiten umfaiien. Der 9eneralmajor
Young iagt, bdb bic Qusriiltung Der
Sransporti9iffe auf planloie WetIe
Dorgenommen unb bag teinerIei 8prs
te6rungen setroffen iouroen, rurA
Qusi9retben bon 2tngcboten biai9e
Breife 3u erldngcn. 8etyeffs ocS3ranss
porti6iffes .6ancod" oeHen 4usrtis
flung mebr ais etne babe Willion Dbl
ldrs tpitete, bCri6tet er oaB bic Sbcrs
leitung in ben 6dnben BON gdnaIi9 uns
erfdbrenen 2euten lag, bic Iif nd9
miinolib 1edebsnen 2lrorbnungen ri4s
teten unb bonn &ricgsietretdr err1d9s
ttgt iparen, nd6 Gutoiinten 3u BAN
teln. General 0punq citirt aud ben
5dll eines unerfdbrenen Wlannes, Der
beduftrdgt ipurbe, bic 2lnltrei9erarbeis
ten au iiberipa9sn, uro buB auf bieIc
Deife cine ein3iec 6irmu es fertig
bra9te, Der Rcgierunq in 5ipei Subren
unb 3fpei Wondten Re9nuneen gum
8strage bon $343,074 Oor3ulegen.
gs nerben me6rere safe dngcfiihrt,
in oenen Woaren cin9etduft nurosn
gu eincm preiie, Der 100 prosent b0ber
mar ols Der Mdrttpreis. Gs fam Ioqdr
Dor, bob ssirmen nit Der 2ieferung
bon Waaren betrout purben, tpelhe
aor nift in oercn Noh sinihluden.
2ritt Ir ben 8 oter elm.
Omaha, yiebr., 8. gpril.
Ri9t geringes 2luii ben erregte es
balte i'm bieIigsn GountD Geri9t, ais
in elmer Strotidhs nioer oas ebemas
ligs Stabtrotbs WlitgIisb Charles
&nuImann fpsssn nHttriaIaguns bon
$1,000 bsfsn Sobn GbcrIss 5. auuf.
mann Dor oen Ri6tsr sri9isi uno iid
tes ie!nsm Batter 3ur Gait sslseten
@srgebens i6uIbig bttdnrte. aaufs
mann fen. bate bic Shulb itets obs
eeIdugntt. Sein Sobn rief aus: sd
dllsin bin Der I6ulOige 3bsil. Sd
ielbTt nabm bos GelO; bic Sn6e segen
msinsn Batter III nett genug getrieben
fporDsn, i9 babe es nahssraoe iatt"
0n &oufmonn il. formsa ni6t angsa
tIdoi 1T, tbsilts ibm Der Ridier 9irs
cent 5aasr NIT, Oab sr sur 3sit ui4t
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Sabnunsliid $ in Solicit,
Solicit. Sl. 9 glpril

Surb oas gerlugen elmer 2uftz
bremIe ftieb elm StruBcnbabnpasen
nit einem PdiIdgier5uge Der Santa
Sc 8abn auiammen Der ecraoe
lansIum in ben 8abnbpf an Der GaB
Strabe einfubr. 90 bcftig mar Der
9tnpruI, buB Elm nit 9ahasicren ge>
FILTER 8abnpasen entgleiite. geun
Pafugiere tpuroen f1per berleBt, am
f9neriten dber Der Motormann beS
StraBenbabnipagens 9enrp Duff Der
nit benz 2eben ni6t baponlommen
mag.
6 lin 5urbiger ais mil
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Soo our9 cine &eiclerploiipn. bic I'D
in Der Sdgeniiible BON Peoria, einei
fleinen fiibli9 BON bier geleeenen Srts
ldaft, ereisnete. Sds. Garter, Der Be-
tiger Der SGsemiible, erlitt i9nert
8erleBuneen. Die brei @etObtetcu
tpurben bu9ItGbli9 in Stiide aer=
riifen.
Neuer SliS3arb in BennfnI.
dnien.
Wepersbale. 3d., 10. @pril.
Ser S9nee auf ben Straben unb
5elbern lit jebt beinahe 3tpei- sSuB bod.
Our@ ben ftdrfen S6neefaI leibet Der
8ertebr; ale 8abn3iigc treffen apei
ooer bier Stunben 8u fpGt elm. lin
ter Der Qait bes S6nees finb bic OG=
der mebrercr Stdue eingeitiir3t, unb
iiberal iiebt man 5eleerapbenpFoTten
unb pom Sturme nieoer9efpe6te gdu=
me umberliegen. 8ei Sanb Qatd),
auf Der Spibe bes gtlegbonb @ebir>
geS, bat Der S6nee cine 60be BON 80
3pl errei6t. Seit 25 Sobrcn foIl
tein 70 ftatfer S9necfaq pdbrenb bes
QpriIs in Penniplponien porgefommen
iein.
s 5orberungen Der 9auar=
better BON Gincinndti.
Cincinnati, g., 10. QpriI.
SGmmtIi1e i'm s5au9eperf beI9Gfz
ttgte @rbeiter bon Cincinnati, Gppings
ton unb Ncpport baben Die 6prberung
fir tiir3ere grbeits5eit unb bDbere
2Dbne geitellt. 8om /. Mai an perz
langen tie. bab anitatt neun Stunben
nur o6t Stunben pro Sag sear6eitet
perbe unb bdB ibre 2Obne 25 bis 80
ProSent me6r bCtragen ais jebt. Die
9aumeiiter ertldren, Den Sorberungen
ni9t nd9gcben gu pollcn, 3umal tie
ale 8aufDntratte nd9 Der olten 2o6nz
ftala abgeI9tofen baben. Die 5iibrer
Der llnipndrbeiter 6ingegen ertldren,
es perbe bsitimmt am /. Mai gum
Streit tpmmen, ipenn ben 0iinI6en
Der grheiter ni9t Re9nung 9etrasen
iperpe.
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0es M1oines, Sa., 10, 9lpril.

0as Staatsoberseri9t bat beute
bas urtbeiI in Dem 9ofad' i9cn 0tpros
fan umgeitOben unb einen neuen pros
ceb angsprDnet. Die 4ngetlaete in
biei.m Sale, Marguretbe 9ohad,
purbe bon Der Surp i'm eriten ProceB
Der @rmOrbune ibres Gatten i9ulbig
ertlGrt unO gu lebsnsldnglider 3u9tz
bausbdft perurtbeilt, obglei9 fie be-
bauptete, @inbre9er bd.ien bds 8erz
bre9en beeangen. Oas @bepaar lebte
auf elmer 5arm bel Snbianolu uno err
freuts Iib zines aiemli9en Woblftan>
bes. Ser Mann purbe Dor aipei Sab
rem i'm S9lafe ermorbet, ais feline
@attin neben ibm lag.
Die 6 btneien Qusf4lieBz
ungs 8orlagc.
8aT1ington 10. april.
9(ls Der Senot heute 3uIammentrat,
beri9tete Serr Sairbonts Die bom aba
gcprbnetenhauie angenommene @bine-
iensQtusIcb!ieBungs 8orla9e giinitig
Elm. Sic tpurbe auf ben &alenoer CUR
8eratbuna anQciebt.
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