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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
Are You Going Southp

Before you start on your southern
trip, consult ticket agent, New Jersey
Central The true southern route. to
all prominent points south. with only
one change of cars. No other road can
do this.
Charleston, Atlanta, Asheville, Jack
sonville, st. Augustine. Cincinnati, ST.
Louis, Louisville. Montgomery New
Orleans and many other prominent
places without change of cars except
at Philadelphia Reservations in Pull
man cars made to any point. For time
tables and additional information, call
on any ticket agent, New Jersey Cen
trail, or ]. S. Swsher, district passen-
ger agent, Scranton, Pa. ="
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
ITS WORK NOT INTERRUPTED
Y. w. G. A. Served Dinner as Uusual
Yesterday.

The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation is rapidly recovering from the
fire. The forethought and energy of
the general secretary and the good
work of the firenen saved them from
much damage, Prompt work of those
in charge at the rooms put things in
order so that dinners We're served as
usual TO the young women at noon
yesterday, Notwithstanding the failure
TO find some things and the sad con-
dition of others.
Unfortunately some money was lost
and one gentleman has kindly offered
one dollar to replace this fund with the
hope that Others will do the same at
once. The board of managers, assisted
by members of the association, will
serve chicken supper Saturday even
ing from $3.50 to 1880.
Ii is hoped that they will have a
large patronage SO that their work in
Washington avenue rooms may go on
with its usual good result, until the
people of the city give the association
the home II needs and deserves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28

the costs for failing to appear to pros
ecute n charge of assault and battery
against Michael Mooshella, thereby
necessitatng verdict of not guilty.
Martin Radecky was on trial before
Judge Wheaton at adjourning time. on
the charge of assault and battery on
William Goodman, liquor dealer, OF
Priceburg. Goodman presented Rad
ecky with a bill. Radecky kicked on
the bill and also kicked Freedman.
Capiases were issued for May Lutty
Everett and William Tors and Louis
Ruppercht, who failed to appear for
trial.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
Injured Crossing the Street.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. 81. 1902:

Pennsylvania Casualty Co., Scranton,
Pa.
Gentlemen: l beg to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your draft for three hundred
and fifty ($35O.OO) dollars, in settlement
of my injury resulting in the fracture
of my knee cap on the Sth of October
last.
/ was disabled much longer than I
expected, but the pleasure / take in ac-
knowledging your draft and courteous
treatment counterbalances the incon-
venience / was puF to as result of the
injury l beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
Frank Merriheld.
~ 1891 Jefferson avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
Notice.

Florey 4 Brooks desire to announce
that we will be ready to supply the
wants of our customers within a day
or so. Pending our reopening we ask
the indulgence of our patrons and the
public, and shall inform you of our
temporary location through the daily
papers,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION.
Deputy Controller Opposes Itemiz-
ing the Bills.

Deputy Controller Charles A. Hart
ley is one of those who has opposed
from the start the plan Of itemizing
the appropriation for deficiencies item
by item in the appropriation ordinance.
He has always favored Jumping this
appropriation and contends that the
wisdom of this last plan is being DEM
onstrated daily.
He is in receipt every day of defic-
iency bills from the several depart
ments and contends that these will
continue to come in after the appropri-
alton ordinance is passed. There will
then be no fund providing for their
payment. he says, and the creditors
will have to wait year more for their
money.
ut is all wrong" said he to a Trib-
une man, but the councils believe
they're right and all we can do Is to
sit quiet and look pleasant"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
CALF IN COURT
THREE TIMES
FIGURED IN A TRIO OF GRIM.
INAL CASES.

It Was One Of Sixteen Minooka
Beeves Alleged to Have Been
Stolen, Driven Into the Woods and
Butchered During the Big Miners
Strike in 1900 - Alfred Long
Charged with the Larceny of What
Was Once His Own Household
Goods-Many verdicts Entered
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
$500 Picture Frames, soc.

At Schrieyer's Extraordinary Frame
Sale, commencing Friday, FeSruary 2s.
They are handsome easel frames, i'm
various wood and design; worth regu-
lar from $500 to $500. Your choice for
so cents. Schrieyer's, 1l0 Wyoming
avenue. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
BACK IN ITS
FORMER SHAPE
GAS FRANCHISE ORDINANCE
AMENDED.

The Amendments Reported Some
Time Ago from Committee Pro-
viding for s5 Cent Gas and Limit
ing the Term of the Franchise to
Forty Years Were Stricken Off
Last Night by Select Council by
a Vote of Fifteen to Six-obtec-
tions Were of No Avail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
new BOOKS IN
THE LIBRARY
ADDITIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE THIS MONTH.

Include Works Dealing with Photo
graphy. Religion, Sociology, Law,
Education, Science, Useful Arts,
Fine Arts, Literature, Biography,
History, Travel, Etc.-Works Are
from the Pens of the Leading Wri-
ters on the Subjects Enumerated
Above-Titles of These New Books.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28

Make CoFo just as you do coifee and
II will taste like 1t. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28
Marriage Licenses.

William pritchard ........,........,..,Ol Olyphan'
Annie Davis Observation-Disclosures. Olyphant
Rev. John r. Austin .................Du .Dunmort
phene Van Buren, ,,,,,...,....,.......Elm Elmhurst
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28

Following are the new books added
to the Scranton library during the
month:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-28

CHURCH WAR.
Chcura and Hamnerick were leaders
| of rival factions in their church.
| Chicura was returning from a church
| fair at midnight when Hamernick and
| three others, so he alleges, set upon
| him and beat him into insensibility and
| threw him into the river, He was
| rescued by parties who We're brought to
| the scene by n little girl who witnessed
| the fracas. Hamernick and his friends
alleged that Chlcura assaulted Hamer-
| nick with brass 'knuckles, and that both
| fell over the embankment into the
| river. They did not deny though that
| they left Chicura lying in the water
| The other three deny that they took
any hand in the affair,
In the cases in which Ellen Whalen
and John Gallagher were charged with
| forcible entry and detainer a verdict
of not guilty was taken, the prosecutor
| Patrick Golden, having recently died.
Edward C. Anderson failed to APP
| pear to prosecute Y. p. Travis on a
henious charge and on motion of Dis
trict Attorney Lewis a capias was is
sued to compel him to prosecute.
George Belskl admitted he had no
witnesses to prove the charge of de-
frauding boarding house, which he
had preferred against John Bilski, and
verdict of not guilty was taken. The
county pays the costs.
A mol pros, on payment of costs by
the defendants, was entered in the case
in which Eugene +. Deeming, of Car
bondale, charged John Keane and
James W. Cummings with cruelty to
animals.
John suffransky was saddled with
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11
WHEN GOING TO TEXAS.
SEE GARLICk & FUNK,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

THarry G. Overhalsen, a govern
ment expert in the agricultural
department at Washington, is
visiting at the bom g of George A.
Courtney.
Miss Laura Anderson and Bro.
Ward arrived from Welsh today,
Miss Anderson is the principal
of the schools here, which CON-
mence next Monday.
James Williams has bought
out his brother. w. M. Williams
share in the grocery, and will
! conduct the business under the
name Of J D. Williams.
The ladies of the aid society of
the Christian church will give Il
social at the home of r. E. Funk,
Tuesday evening. Every body
and their friends invited.
George Thrash is now Rec
ORD reporter. Any courtesies
shown him by the public in gen
eral, or items of news given to
him, will be appre ciated by the
manager of the RECORD.
The Oil Well Supply Co.,, of
Pittsburg, Pa, have closed the
deal for the Chapman property
on Main street and will put in a
large stock of oil we'll supplies.
Geo. Hawkins. superintendent
of the division between Lafay-
cite aud Houston, was in our city
last night, looking alter the new
switches that are being laid here,
Mrs. J. d. Clark and her
brother.in. law, j. a. Mathewson.
departed on the early morning
train for Wisconsin. They will
first go to Stanley, then TO Loyal,
where Lynne Clark, wife and
baby Donald reside. We rather
suspect it is the latter named
that is the 'reat attraction for
Mrs. Clark.
Patterson Bros, are improving
the looks of their store by en-
tending the front of their build
ing out about ten feet, which will
make it more convenient for
themselves as we'll as the public.
There arenseveral buildings on
Main street which would look
better if built out to the street
and at the same time give more
room.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11

Will Henry is building new
house on State street.
The protracted meeting at the
NJ. e church begins tonight,
E. r. Rowson left for Beau
mont on business yesterday.
Burleigh Miller and family
have re1yrned from the north.
D. M. Allen went to Beaumont
Yesterday evening onoil business.
The Embroidery Club will meet
with Mrs. DR.. Lee Friday after
noon.
Mrs. M. E. Morse went to
Welsh last evening for a few
days visit.
LII. Crawl has accepted a 30
sition as book keeper ut Williams
Bro. s store.
Mrs. j. D. Williams little boy,
Cloe. who has been quite sick, is
improving.
The election passed off very
q uietly to-day, although a heavy
vote was polied.
George B. Wasey of Lake
Charlie, mas accepted posltlol
at the FIRST National bank.
3. Dudley and family went to
Lakeside today, to recuperate
after a long spell Of sickness.
Geo. Streeler of Lake Arthur.
returned last night from two
weeks visit to Iowa and Mime
sofa.
f. D. Castle and family have
moved into j. r. Myers house,
corner of Church and Fourth
streets.
Mrs. w. H. ELLINGTON and chill,
dren arrived from Milwaukee,
Wis, last evening, after d lew
months visit.
Miss Zeigler, the Salvation
Army captain, left for Crowley
today, noon, and from there She
~oes to Lake Charles.
Mr.. Lamb and family hvve
moved into their new home III
the Lucas & johnson addition,
east of Cutting avenue.
Ellis Braud's Sons are putting
down carpet in the shoe depart
ment of their store, which gives
a very meet appearance.
The drillers on Northern No.
2, are putting down their six
inch casing today, The work on
the we'll is progressing nicely.
Quite number OF persons
went out to the Hogg Swayne oil
well this morning. The officers
expect to bring in q gusher al
any time.
Sid Keoughn and G. A. Morse
left for Spring Hill oil well this
The drillers are down
1900 feet with good prospects
for a gusher.
D. G. Brown com menced work
today to raise DR.. e. I. Halls re-
sidence on Carry avenue. New
prick piers will be patunder the
7;7~ andi will be painted
ed. !
\ y
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11
% tne mayors Court.

~ ssSs.a - - UueOVs ~VVISs
1he following offenders were
befors this honor, Mayor
" this morning: Chas. Cas-
en and +. Edwards, colored, for
18i1ing the trains in the city lin
H. were fiAed 81 and costs, or
- days on the streets.
Francis and Nose jackson
plpred, were fined - and costs
aer sleeping along the ware
60n8es and being unable to pay
we're put to work on the Istreets.
Sam Smith colol ed, was fined
ol71nd costs or II days on the
stteets for carrying concealed
weepuns.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11
At the Bazaar
the SWEETEST line
Of Neckwear in
the G i t y a n d
Walker sells it
for less.
BEWARE OF the KNIFE.

No profession has advanced
more rapidly of late than surgery,
but il should not be used except
where absolutely necessary. In
cases of piles for example, it is
seldom needed. DeWitt's s Witch
Hazel Salve cures quickly and
permanently. Unequa!lad for
cuts, burns, bruises, wounds,
skin diseases. Accept no coun
terfeits. 81 WAS SO trop bIed with
bleeding piles that lost much
blood and strength, says ], g..
Phillips, Paris. III. "DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured me in a
short time Soothes and heals.
The Owl Drug Store.
Legal Blanks.
Blank Notes,
Land Leases,
Law Contracts,
Oil Land Leases,
y. Crop Mortgages,
Property Leases,
Right OF Way Deeds,
Irrigation Contracts,
Real Estate Mortgages,
Other blanks in stock at the
RECORD OFFICE.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11
Scarcity Of Sand.

Several of the contractors are
! complaining Of the scarcity OF
4 sand. It would he good thing
H1Ome of our contractors would
bep q larger stock OF it on hand
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11

~ Water clsterns, oil tanks,
for wagons or reservoirs, see ],
Il Killinger, Jennings, La.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11
For Sale.

For Sale.
Lots on East Academy and
First streets; also South Main
street l16D L. L. MORSE.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11

Found-A pair OF gold sec'.-
tacles. Owner can have same by
sailing at the RECORD office.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-11

Home Mappenin0s.
,r,ere.tinp ltons Concerning Jennings
and the Neighboring Country.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
beriaste SenSieait

Sie locomotive bes Big Sour In=
oeriOn @teomoratiOnssuges, tuelAer bier
8.15 Nbsnos fdlis lit, oerfaste ben
Sient unb blieb in Der 9fdbe bon 6ort=
bile pl6blid ftehen. Sa Der 2oeOmotir=
fiibrsr erfldrte, baB es unm0sli6 tpdre,
Die Wai9ine pieber in Sang su brin=
gen. 10 bsmddtiste fid Der Yahasiere
cine b,sreiflide Gufresuns. Sa se=
iuabrten iie in einiser Gntfernung bas
srsIle 2i9t, nsldss bon einsm @agson
Der Union Sraetion 60. ausHr0mte.
Gin iunser Mann 3iinoete cine 3eitung
an uno CAB, bieIe improDiiirte Gadel
bin unb ber idmerteno, benz WlotOr-
mann Elm Signal. Safelbe tpuros
perftanben. Ser 3us Der SraotiOn So.
wuroe gum Salten 9ebra6t uno nabm
balo oarauf Die paiiaeiere bes aleco.
mOoa!ions3rges an goro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12

3urs Dor M itterna4 fuuroe
Die 9Di9manni9aft gu Der 8. 6.
llptpn'i6en Npotbefe in go. 730 Sort
Wapne 9lDe. gerufen, mo- unter bem &e=
ceptirpalte our9 Selbitsntsiinbuns elm
8ranb entitanben mar, Der an 8ebdubs
uno Snbalt einen S9ahen bon etwa
$500 anri9tete. Sas Salpase gorps
rettets, mas su retten mar, na6bem
pol. Sorban bic iiber Der Npotbete
wObnbafte 6aniilie geipedt une in Si=
Gerbeit sebra9t bate.
ga d mittags tpuroe Die 6euer.
uebr alarmirt, um i'm lueitli9en Sbeile
Der Stabt cine in 8rano geisbte 6ubrs
Sql su l0iden, uie AUDI furs nod
llbr einen $350=granb in Der @ob=
nung Der Grau pOllaro in go. S17
2ode StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Sic pptbias= &itter in
can SSrauciscp.

can Srancisco, IL. Nug.
Die Suprsme=2o ose Der Pptbias=Gitter
belt ibre erife Sibung beute Iormittas
um 10 ubr i'm palacs=Sotel ab. Ser
Ieriammlunssiaal dbnelt in ieiner
ginridtung uno 9lusfattung >em
Saale oes 8unbes=Senats i'm Capitol.
@dbreno Der @oAe weroen Die Sn=
preme=Seamten fir Die nd4ften stpei
Sabre ertpdblt unb infallirt tpsrben.
Sas er6Bte Snterefe corcentrirt ii9
auf bic @abl oes Supreme-Yrdlaten.
Der Supreme=Sempel Der Pptbias=
SdmeiteridaIt uno Der Supreme-Sem=
pei Der &athbone=Sdipeitern bielten
beute @ormittas ebenfaQs Sibun9en
ab. Seute Nbenb finoet cine &eprO-
ouetiOn bes S9aulfiides ySie Sdla9t
bon Gettysburg" itatt, ferner tuirb bic
nNabal &eierpe" bon Galifornien milf.
tdrii6e uebuneen ausfiibren.
&oblen SO bic Sonne.
Nem mgort, 13. 9lus. Ser preis
fiir gntbraeit=ROblen iit auf's Nsue
erbDht moroen. 7ie Hetail=6dnoler
perlansen isbt fir Die Sonns SO.
Der neue9 ber=8unoes= 81
ri9ter.
8pfon, IL. Iug. Sliber Wen=
oea 6olmes, tpelder bom prdiioenten
gum Mitsliso bss Sber=Sunossseri9t
ernannt tpurbe, bat bic @rnennung an=
aenommen. Ser neue Sber=gunbes=
riater wurbe in Bottom i'm Sabre 1874
geboren.
Sen 8iirserfries ma4ts er als 2ieu=
tenant in einem berMai aia9uietts'er &e=
aimenter nit. Ct tpurbe brei Tlal
pertpunoet, bel Balls gluff, BEL
glntietam unb BEL Treberidsburg. Sm
Sabre 1882 erfol9te feline grnennuns
gum Dsitsliebe oes Oberseridts BON
NaaHaduistts; beRen goriiser 1T er felt
1889.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Gin beabii@tister Sdmrfentreid
redt,eitis bsreitelt.
Gin gsriu9, fas Armenbaus bon ISams
Gpuntn in bic Suft ;u iprenssn.

Secatur. Snb., II. Iug. Sin
NerIu9, oas Nrmenbaus in Die 2uft
gu iprengen, muroe 6eute nod re9taei=
tig entoedt unb oaburb entginsen Die
44lISniahenI Dem S6idial in Itome
Serrilien su weroen.
gel elmer Snipeciion bes 8ebduoes
ipuroe in Dem 3immer BON 9barles
g4erman elm Saufen bon Ibfdllen
aefunben. 9lls oerielbe sntfernt wer=
ben ionte, fanb man ni9t tpeniser als
60 gfunb 9pnamit, stpei 3mei=pfunb=
Spnamit-gOm unb 100 5uB Climb
fhnur.
G9erman lit ieit stp0lf Sabren Sniahe
Der 9lnitalt; biz gum leBten 9erbit fonn=
ten Die geamten ii6 nibt iiber ibn be-
Hagen. Gsitoem aber bat iein 8eneb-
men ii9 9ednoert.
gr mar bamals bonn Superinten=
bent S. Ut. 8raber 9etaoelt noroen,
neil burd iein Seri9uloen cine groBs
Yartis glode unb pfdhle, pel4e su,
Ssritelluns bon 3dunen benuBt per'
oen iolten, berbrannte. gr tpeigert'
fia nit ben anberen Sniaifen ieinj
Mablseiten senteini6aftli9 ein3uneb'
men uno als Der Superientenoent ibm
gefsrn 4bsnb befabl, on benz Siid
9lab su nebmsn, lieB er Die Semer
tuns fallen. rSie geEanbluns brau9er
mir ni9t ldngsr 81 etbulben." @der'
mann lit beri9punben unb ba e
pabri9einli9 nod cine gombe mi
ii5 bernmfibrt. 10 tpirO. befiir9tet
oab er surid tOmmt uno llnbeil on
ftiftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Knights of Fidelity.

Sn 2osansport finoen beute uni
WOrsen Die SiBunsen Der SrOBlos'
Der 8nisbts Of Gioelitp ftatt. Sit
hiefise 2Ose III burd fOlsenoe Mitslie.
Der pertreten
Soiepb S9aub, Charles pOlfer,
Sobn Ngnew, gowaro gernauer,
pbilip 3apb, s. 9. @ilion. Mnbrer
&sinbarot, gouarb 9armenins, SObr
gonnors, Muauif Merft, Sbomas 6ull.
Charles CUP, German 8ader, @onraf
@olf. Soiepb @ates, gbarles guibona
uno 3bomas Sigbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Gin Teuermebrmann iawer
berlett.

Sanie[ Sia, Nfitslieb Der S9lauh=
ipa9en 60. Hr. IL bon Der Wtaoifon
9lbs. unb Worris Ctr. bate, tudbreno
er Stpsi pfsroe ausfiibrte, oas nnsliid
Su fallen. gr puroe bierauf bon Den
9ufen oes sinsn 10 befiis gesen Die
Truft setreten, oaB befiirdtet pirb,
baB sr innerlide 8erlesunsen oaoon-
setrasen bat. gr liest CUR 3eit in
ieiner Wobnuns an Der MinneiOta Str.
HO. II in prefdrem 3ultano barnieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
Gelbndt.
Gin 8si5er unb Elm Sarbiser wesen Grmor
suns eines 5armers.

2erinetpn, Mp., II. Mueuit.
Yin aus etpa spei6unoert mastirten
Mdnnern beitebenoer Wlob sertrIm=
merte bsuts MOrsen 1:90 bic Sbiire
oes @efdnenines, boltsn BEN Sarbissn
Sarrp 8Gtss uno ben WeiBen Gbarles
Salpers aus ibren 3sqen, i6leppte iie
biz gu einem eima eine Wleile iii6lif
bon Der Stabt beleeenen PlaBe uno
fniipfte iis Damn on einem 8aume auf.
Sie geioen tuaren por etpa elmer
@ote in ben Sibnerifal oes Tarmers
@eorge %. Sobnion eineebrungen. als
lie bon bemIelben iiberrai9t uuroen,
iuoruuf iie i'm iiber ben Saufen
fhOhen. Sdon am nd6fen Sage
puroen iie perbaftet uno Die Beb6roe
fiir9tete i6on oamdls, baB Der erregte
8Oltsbaufen 81 8eualtmaBreseln
i3reiten tpiirbe. 9llein ieltiamerpeiie
ereisnete iid in Der 9ta9t ni4ts.
2este gta6t famen furs nah Wlitter=
ra9t bewaffnste mastirte Mdnner 81
Sueien uno breien in Die Staot,
fpel4e ii9 idlieBlia auf BEN
SOfe oes @efdnsniiies berfanl-
melten, tporauf Der 9lnsrif auf biz
Sbir besielben boreenommen uuroe.
Ser sanse Iorsans nabm ettpa breiBiq
Wiinuten in Nnipru9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
8efangene @rubenarbeiter I
entlaffen.

parfersburG W. 3d., IL.
Nusuf. gunoes=Hidter Sadfon be-
pilliste bsute bas @eiu9. Die ipssen
Mibadtuns zines ri9terliden gefebls
in's g:fdnsnis seianbten Grubsn-
Nrbeiter in 5reibeit 3u ieben. sic
berlpraGer, in 3ufunft Die gefsbls
beg Geridts ~ beoba9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-12
9 E in a BE gel 3 n d t.

Sel n q pc 9el 3 n % I.
@incinnati, II. @ug. Sie
@eseno on Der McMifen @pe. uno
Samburs Str. wdre ssitsrn absnb
fur3 nad 6 ubr bsinase Der S9auplab
zines Spn9seridtes sewOroen unb nur
Der 6urdtloiisteit unb 8eiiteseeeen=
mart Der Oetettibs gulmer uno @rims=
lep 1T es anideinsno su serbanten, oaB
Die aufsebradte Wenidenmsnse ni9t
ibre @bfi9t ausfiibren tonnte. Gum
Spfer Der Menee mar Der "a Sabre
alte Seutf6e 4noreas 9iebermann, Der
in elmer @erberei on Der Spring @rOps
gpe. arbeitete, auserie6en. gr miro
beiduloist, oas Sabre alte S6h.sr=
den ieiner @irtbin, Der Witttpe Stella
6illarep bon go. 260 Mobatpt Str,
miBbrauAt su babsn uno lit aud Der
3bat. bic IGN bislleidt auf 9sbensSeit
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