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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-27
HOUSTON.

The city viii seek TO make those who
turned IN the alleged fraudulent school
warrants Tor taxes responsible FOR same.
Tho corporation court reoped a harvest Of
INES from holiday offenders
An election will be held at Houston
Heights today To decide whether that burg
shall assume control ~ It's school affairs.
Tell Schleup was fatally wounded by nc
cidental shooting in the Fifth ward
Christmas gifts we're distributed last night
nt n number Of trees of Houston churches.
The society ban al Bryan hall last
night was a brilliant event.
The orphans Of the city win be given
Christmas tree and dinuer at Bryan hall
today.
The Coyle cup was captured for the sec
ond time 10y the Turnyerein bowling team.
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THE TRINIDAD WRECK.

The Number OF Dead viii 30 Twenty
five to Thirty
Trinidad. Colo, December GA coal
miner from north Of Trinidad, who was
taken out of the debris Of the Colorado and
southern freight wreck, north Of Trinidad
last night, died short time later. He
said Just before expiring that there were
fourteen coal miners besides himself IN
the car In which he was riding ana 80
smashed to spllnters The ruins ~ this
car are under tons Of wrecknee An t ne
e men IN y must have persisted It is now
from twenty-five to thirty. All tho p,on IN
inc SnS wrecked car were going TO Trinidad 70
spend Christmas. They ali came fro,o
mining camps north OF this civ
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK -Semi-offclal announcement
is made that G.. c. Knapp, president; An
tonic f. Brady, vice president, and c. X.
g. Billings. chnirmen Of the board of d.
rCctorS OF the People Gas company, soon
viii sail for France to inspect the gus in
dustry IN Paris with n view TO bringing
panics in that city.
TRENTON. n I Tho Touitoble Trust
company of PHILADELPHIA mas Instituted
suit in the United Stntes court against
the receivers Of mo Asnhnlf contronv of
America. the Nationai AsphDit coinnany
ana the Land and Title Trust company to
compel the sale Of SJ,9SS 40 worth Of the
stock Of the Asphalt company Of America
GuAysoN. Nv --Thop,s rrniIy was shot
AMI tiIiod ana Ills vic dnnrrrouslv v.oiiud.
ed nv divide and claude IflIl. near Bran.
gan. IN Cprter county. Mrs. Fraily was
Shot while she WINS trying to prevent the
killing Of her husband. The Hail brothers
have surrendered. They claim the shoot
ing was In self.defense
TOLEDO Ohio. The steamer A. L. Hop
kins, which left Detroit last Tuesday moru.
sIghted abreast on Toledo light tn Muumee
bay yesterday, is nov completely in the
grasp Of the ice and is In sraye danger,
mate and two sailors came ashore alter
a pcrilous trip.
SILVER CLIFF, Colo.-Joseph Harlton
nm old prospectOr missing for the past
three weeks, has been found dead within
roo yards Of his cabin near Isle The
body was frozen sti0 aud guawed and
eaten by coyotes and mngpies beyond rec
ngniuou. Hnrlton was an old confederate
soldier.
STEURFNvILLE. Ohio Near the Gil
christ coal works an Austrian woman,
stove I"s Win gasoline. she " was burned 10
death One Of her boardors went back
after money he had hidden and was killed
bv the explosion of powder stored there.
DDNyDR colo Mr. and Mrs John
singer are dead as the result Il is thought
of accidental poisoning MIR Singer be-
came suddenly I'M and his wife sent for
phvsicop Before one reached their home
Nh Singer had expired and Mrs. Singer
had been stricken with coqvusive pains.
VIENNA. Austrian manufacturers have
daaIded 10 advance prices ON shoes IN per
cent on account Of the higher cost NJ
leather They claim this VS. due 10 pur-
rbasos Of hides i'm European markets NV
A,ncricons who have practically cleaned
ont continental stocks
OrTIr,Co po,. ~ u Nor,or ,,rtor,,o1
a marriage ceremony Friday ulght' hy which
ave counics were united sayg "a sperfal
from A1nstronp Mo The brides md
hriderrooms formed a circle around tive
minister and, with clasped hands, took the
vows.
MEMPHIS. Tenp.-Nfrs. Fannie r. GaI-
Ioy1oy dlr5 M nov residence in this citv Of
Old age Mrs galloway was 81 years old,
"A widow Of Colonel Nat &. Galloway. who
was prominently connected with Memphis
papers as editor and proprietor during his
life.
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John Smith was convicted at Fort Worth
Of snatching pockethook and was glvel
nne equivalent to three years in Jail
The attorney general holds that tax col
lectors are entitled TO a fee of 81 FOR each
year on delinquent tracts.
brick company with capital Of $4,000
has been chartered TO do business at Hous-
ton,
Erred Pittman was badly hurt by a foot
pad at Greenville.
The immigrants who arrived at Galveston
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COMMERCIAL

stocks we're buoyant and closed active
ana drm.
Holiday dullness prevailed In grains.
Provisions held steady.
Bank CIcarlugs Houston Si2355, SlS,
Galveston S75ssO0O
Bradstrcct and Dun say that satisfaction
with the old and confidence In the new
year ara tho dominating features in the
world OF trade and finance.
There was practically no change in cot
ton values, as all exchanges were closed
except New York, aud very little business
was transacted.
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FOREIGN.

The crown princess Of sazony, Archduke
Ferdinand and their companions will seek
refuge IN the United States.
Russian Turkertan ia still qunking. The
Rcd Cross society has rendered assistance
The Boers oner to fight FOR tho king and
crown In somnliland
Chamberlain Is 10 Natal
Only three deaths from plague at Mazat.
Ion on Christmas Day
A gale In Denmark and Sweden has done
enormous damage to property and shipping
The Chicago express on the Grand Trunk
railway col'dcd with fast freight ut
strathway, Ontario. Five killed, nftean
inlured
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week. The mains last from 1 to IL p. m.
and will continue through the week.
Yesterday the county officers pre- scented
George Blllnger With n handsome suit
OF clothes iu token Of his faithful service
to them.
The young folks had a dance last night
at Stafford nall. The town seems very
dull after the Christmas rush. Merchants
arc invoicing and preparing for he new
yenr's work
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Nem OrInano Transfef.

Washington. December &c. United .l "
Treasurer Roberts said today that
during December, St,+iGo00 IN Guns
had been transferred TO New Wy
against deposits in New York; siv"Y
San Francisco, and S1,369, goo to oo VIZ y
These figures are over Sl'9ovusvsy. y
those for December 1900, ana a S
0OO.0 COO below. last December al
additional transfers are e1pecteu ~
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Mareoni Congratulated.

Glace Bay, y. s., December &c. The FOL
lowing message was received today by Mar.
conf in reply to his wireless telegram to
the Italian minister Of marine:
considering the cooperation Of the navy
as a duty which was owed to you, am
happy and proud to have been responsible
FOR arranging that it should be given.
congratulate you cordially upon the great
success obtained. Mor."
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Alabama Printers in Debt.

Birmingham, Ala, December 25-BiI
Thompson has been appointed receiver
Roberts 6. Son, one OF the largest print
In Alabama, The hea7l
creditor is jefferson County Savings !
Of Birmingham. which alleges 40 indst,
ness Of $1,000. The total indebtedness
alleged TO be about Sls01O. and i i
there are about $1,000 tn outstanding os
which can be collected.
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rapture with which knowledge Is rots.,
In those hurried but precious molnentS
the reader who has, instead Of whole IA
only snatches of time at his con,iasJ
While the owner Of a large library lovD,
whole afternoon on his sofa, unshel
decide what book he will read. tbe n
fellow who hanks over bookstan'
snatches ten minutes from his work b
into a priced volume, reyels 10 an nl
leCtual paradise.
William Ellery Charming observes q
the affections sometimes crowd wears 4
minutes. and that the intellect has sod
thing Of the same power,
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odau,a Weather.

washington, December % East Texas
Fair Saturday, warmer In Northwest por-
sion, Sunday fair; fresh east to southeast
winds.
Arkansas--Fair, continued cold Saturday.
Sunday fair. warmer.
west Texas-Fair Saturday, warmer In
north portion. Sunday fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair,
warmer Saturday and Sunday.
Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana,
Fair, continued cold Saturday. Sunday fair,
with rising Temperatures; light to fresh
north winds.
Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at s p. M, seventy fifth
naArldinn time;
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Mero,r Idea Abandoned.

New York, December 2e.-Presiusa'
den of the Prudential Life lpsuiun. !,
pany of America issued a staiem Na ~ =
announcing that the plan propOssu =. II
merger of the Prudential company s w
Fidelity Trust company OF New -
been abandoned.
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CONDITIONS AT MAzATLAN.
Three Deaths on Christmas 0ay--People
Are Leaving.

Laredo. Texas, December ga Mexico
City special says; Improvement is report
ed in conditions at Mazatlan.l A dispatch
to ri impartial says there were only two
deaths In the city yesteUiay. aud one in
the suburbs.
A great many people have left the city,
The Pacific mail steamer. due az Mazat
lau today, will not receive mall passengers
or cargo from the shore. The nature OF
the disease Is not vet tScarly determined
but II Is something very closely resembling
bubouic plague. pbe strietest precautions
the locality IN which II now exists, and n
prevent It's spreading TO other parts OF
the city.
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tiumbsrts Closely Guarded.

Paris, December 26.--The report Of the
death Of Frederick Humbert, husband Of
Nine Humbert. IN his cell at Madrid, has
not the slightest foundation In fact. Tho
authorities of Madrid are taking minute
precautions against suicide, doctor being
q member Of the party which will escort the
prisoners here
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TuRKEsTAN STILL oUAKINe.
Railroad Cars and Barracks Are Bein
Used as DWELLINGS.

Railroad Cars and Barracks Are Being
Used as Dwellings.
Ashtabad, Russian TIrkcstan, December
26.-The oscillations OF the earth at Andl-
ian continue. The. people there are using
railroad cars to live in and not leaving town
On account Of their business Interests. Com
mittees have been appointed TO prepare lists
II losses to life and property. In the Ardl.
Jan district 1900 houses were DESTROYER.
Until the shocks cease guards will he kept
Xndinn 70 Watch fnr sssures aim, d fha
line. The railroad station at Andijan
threattns TO collapse, Barracks TO be used
as dwellings are being rapidly constructed
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bury for interuent there tomorrow. There
was no display. The body was taken to
the railroad station in a simple, pair-horse
hearse followed by carriages containing
relatives A supplied choir sang an an
them at the station as the coffin was
placed on board the tralu.
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- Elnl,t for statehood.

Denver. Col. December "a spq !,
the Republican from Santa re- ~ Il,
Governor otero has started win M NJ
and son Miguel. for New YORK ,ss
20 to Washington to engage III ~
for Statehood.
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Royal Refueees Are Coming.

Vienna. December 26.-It is repatad here
on good authority that Archduke Ferdi-
nand and the crown prince Of Saxony and
their companions purpose going to the
United States there being little prohabil.
tty Of their finding congenlal homes IN
Eurnpe
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The Bed Cross Acts.

ST. Petersburg, December 20 The Red
Cross society is sending representatives to
Anditau to organize relief for the earth
quake sufferers and has contributed Sl7,5O0
to the relief funds
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Durham, Natal December %, Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamber
lain, who left Portsmouth November % on
board the cruiser Good Hope, landed hero
at 1920 this morning. They received a
warm welcome from large crowds
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Mills Is at Pekin.

Pekin, December 26. Lieutenant General
Miles arrived here today on a short visit.
He will be received In audience by the i'm.
perial family and will review the Chinese
TROOPS tomorrow.
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sPc RI

sarilla and Potente were the winning
favorites at New Orleans
Miss Knickerbocker ran her last race.
winpers at lnglesde -Bernnllo, Larry
wit. Imp. Somnoscs, Beau 0rmoudc, Nor
corlto. Snnello
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nr. .rrn,nlnla Euneral.

London, December 2s.--The romans Of
Or. Temple. the archbishop Of cuAsSrbury,
wsrs removed this Aftstueou from tho arch.
erlieopa paiaes at Lambeth 10 cGntsr.
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. Below zero.

Denton, Texas, December % Last night
was the coolest OF the year and much Of
tender Vegetation was bitten down.
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ECZEMA, NO CURE, NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money IL
PAzO OINTMENT fails 10 cure Bngworn,
letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, Pimplss and
Blackhends 90 the face, and al skin sis.
eases. % cents
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The Mullah Is Dead.

Peshawaur, Punjab, December 26. -Hadda
Mulah, who caused So many outbreakg ON
the northwest frontier OF india died De.
Cemher y. ~
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Premier Balfour m.

London, December 26.-Premier Balfour is
confined to his bed Mt Whittinrham. Scot.
land. He Is suffering from a sharp attack
of influenza.
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Cameron Local.

wSo 49, texss, December 2o.-Those
80 en'oy cock nshtlng are Being srrss
'aAnsa At thu Lsyerst. eocl -,
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Shis signature is on everv boz OF the genuins
Laxative BrOmo-Qu Tasists
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General Msna at New YorS , L,
New York, December 2s--eensl, !, ii
recently amounted minister OF war u Z
co. arrived On the Celtic today.
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S%traBenranb nm belen Gage in
RciuSWnrf.

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% Sabre ults patrid ,8enne6D BON
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lem : Ppli3eigeri4t unter Der DON
@m. Barrier BON Gs. 234, Sits1O9.
StraBe, er6obenen 8d9uloiqung bes
@n9riffs unb Derfu9teq @traBenrau=
bes untsr ie $4,000 8iiygI9aft gum
9ro3eB fetgebalten. Barter, beTen
&opf berbunDen mar, erQGrte Dem
Ri6ter, baB er an Der 3peian2tpenue,
3nii4en Der 1O8. unb 109.N 9traBe,
BON ben beiben &erIen angefaren pQrz
ben lei. @r fet in bic Wtrt9I6aft an
Der @de Der 100. StraBe gerantt, Die
M}dnner ieien i9m Oa6in gefolgt Nunb
bdtten no3mals auf i'm lp5gei9ld@n,
Der S9anfnGrter @m. Sadfpn bo6e
iiA eingemif9t unb 8enneOp babe eire
8epegung gemuat, ais Ob er einen
GeDolDer 3iebsn poute, pd6renO 9iz
dep Dem S9anfpdrter einen S9lag
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4afteten &annebD unO 9idep, fOpie
SadIOn. Der 2eBtere purOe bom
Ht6ter fDfprt entlafen.
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Ii1thirlhaftrs @h1nnmcrt.

Sem Srleans 8, Ga, %. Suit.
- lieutenant Softer Dom 6~pOrograz
p6if6en Bureau Der 8unbesregterung
in Stem : Orleans 6at an bas 9eparz
tement in Waibington beri6tet, OaB
er BEL elmer tir3li9en 8ermefung Der
Meerestief e i'm merifanif4en @olf Die
8eO6a6tung mu4te, baB untpeit Der
MiinOung Oes Miiiiiiippi, ND no4
frii6eren @%ermefungen Die MeereSz
tiefe 60 Soben mar, jeBt Die Siefe nur
nod 25 6aOen betrdgt. Ieber Die
llrIa6e bieier 8oDenOerfla4ung iperz
ben DerI4ie0ene 8ermutbungen geduz
bert. @iele gIauben, DaB Der MeereSz
grunb it3 in SOlge Der bultanii4en
Gri9einungen auf ben tleinen On
tilen ge6o6en bat. BON anberer Seite
tperben Nblagerungen aus benz W}tf=
iifitppi als l1rfa4e ungege6en. @uf
@runo Der 8eoba9tungen bes Qieut.
Softer nirb bic 8unbesregterung bOrz
ausii9tIi9 cine meme @ermefung Der
gan3en @olftifte b~ornebmen laRen,
nm feIt5ufteGen, ob cine 8DOener6ez
bunq 1tQttqefunben bat.
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0hilinhinrn=E nrihnnnrn.

8oiton, %. Suit. - Sine On
5a9l 6iefi8er INSTRUMENTATION, unz
ter Oenen ii6 G6arle56rancisQoams
MOOrfielb StOrep unO SuIius @oOz
man 6%efinOen, reiite geitern 4benb
nu4 Bottoms Gambling, Cafe George,
ab, Inn nit anberen 6ii6rern Bel bic
Ter 8~epegung elmer 9erIammIung
bes Spe3iaG=gomite's bei3upo6nen,
tpel4es i'm leBten Srii6iubr ernannt
purbe, I'M cine unteriu4ung iiber Die
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9en gu ber0ffentIi4en. Die Ser
iammlung pirO in benz 9auie bes
9rn. Garl S4ur3 a6gebuIten perben,
unb 9erbert 8eli6 aus PbilabeGp6iu
unb biele tpeitli6e 6ii6rer in Der Be-
tpegung perOen 3ugegen iein. Der
3ped Ger 8eriammlung 1T cine 8ez
rat6ung Der itattgebabten 1nteriuz
dung unb cine 8eipre4ung Der gez
gentp6rtigen Gage. 9a 4nOrep Gar
negie, Der @orIiBer bes gomite's, gez
~genpGrtig in europa peilt, 10 pirb
Elm tempOrdrer 8OritBer gepG6lt perz
ben, aber i6er bic gan3en 8erbun0=
lungen lpiro man 9rn. Carnegie per
&ubel Mittbeilung MAIDEN.
Man bate g~eglaubt, baB bic antiz
SmperialiItenz 8epegung i'm S9nin>
ben lei, a6er Die 6i6rer erflGren, lie
ieien mebr, als ie enti4lofsn, nit
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grunO gu Ordngen. @s 1T m0gIi3,
haB bei'm @4luB Der @erIammlung
cine 9~urlegung Der ermittelten S6at@
laden benz prGFOenten 3oOieOeIt 8uz
geiteut perben pirb.
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I'm rine Gtcrtclmiaiun trtruarn.

philadelphia, %. Suli. =
Die 8erau6ung res rei6en in Derl1mz
gebung fpobnbaften 5armers Sacob
8Ders I'M nabe3u cine DETERMINATION
Dollars fanb geitern bier Elm ieniaz
tipneues Na6ipiel in Der 8erbaftung
Wm. g. 8bers', zines berOorrugenoen
9nnalts in Weitmorelanb, 8a., Der
BON benz bier eingetroffenen 5armer
oeS &arrbes beI4uloigt pirb.
Obglei4 Der 2lnpaIt ii6 nit augenz
f4einli4er @ra3ie in feline 8erbafz
tung f9idte, balerte e5 ben gan3en
Ha4mittag, Bis Die BON 8i6ter2auds
feitgeieBte 8irgI4aftsiumme BON
$4,000 ~aufge6ra6t psrben fonnte.
Der Nnpalt pirb BON benz 6urmer
bef4ulOigt, inn Bombs i'm 8etrage
BON $4,000, 8aargelO IN Der 606e
BON $38,58O unb Bombs : 9;nfen i'm
8etrage bon $9750, insge5ammt
$223,33O unterf4Iogen gu baden. Der
GARNER b%ertraute Dem QntpaIt Bombs
unb @elO bor nabe3u einem sSabre8ez
6ufs 9interlegung in elmer bteiigen
8ruit 50. an, Der Anpalt bepOnirte
bic 8etrGge, 3og ie inOefTen ipdter,
Gr iteqt Dies ni4t in &6rebe, min
a6er ben 8etpeis erbringen, baB Der
6armer fem Nnre4t uuf Die 8onO5
hattie.
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Wnlfsfef Der 8lattoeutihen.

G6tcugo, %. Sult. - Gum err
ten Scale pieber felt elmer &et6e bDn
Sa6ren bat bier Elm groBe8 plattbeutz
i6es 8olfsfeit itattgefunben. Gs mar
BON ben bereinigten plattOeutI9en
@iloen pe~ranitaltet II. funb im92orDz
fette : S4iBenpart unter febr 3a6lz
rei6er 8etbeiligung Itatt. 2eioer 8eigz
te ii9 Der Wettergott ungnGOig. Na4z
benz eS brei Sage lang fat ununterz
brp8en geregnet bate, mar Ous Metz
ter au9 beute nod rau6 uno tribe,
pobur4 gar man9er ppm 8eIu9 oes
6eites ubge6alten fpuroe. gs CAB al
lerlet Spiele, ferner Elm groBe5 8oz
gelf9ieBen nit Der 4rmbruit, Elm
9reisreiten II. I. IN. Qu6 tparen 3pei
8ii6nen aufgei9lagen, UNI bic it9
bulo rteitge Menf4enmengen lagerten.
Q(uf Der einen nuroen Die ulbetannz
ten 9eitalten aus Strip &euter's0erz
fen borgefi6rt, pG6renO man auF Der
anberen in bier 8ilDern bic S9la6t
i'm Seutpburger MalDe peranf6auz
li4te. 9us Set, an pel9em au9 cine
gdn5e Rei6e bpn Surnz unb @e1anqz
8ereinen She'll ne6men, pirb nG9ften
Spnntag unb MOntag fOrtgeIeBt perz
ben.
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Geri6tsberbanhlnngen

@rtminaIgeri9t - @Or
Gi9ter S6arp.) Sir heute: Inter
f9lasung = Miaiam Sones; 9iebz
ftabl = Ganbers @iGtams, Wiqiam
McGlean, George S6omas, Sames
5erbert, @amuel 9au, Morris Spenz
cer, Marp 9iron,Sobn 9enIOn, 2apz
renee 9pnrb, Gli5abetb @romnea,
MoGte 8ropfs unb Minnie 8urfe;
falf9e neutrality-suspicious. Ser
bert; our &sptiion, So6n s. 9iGtner;
Gntfii6runs-Sames Gbuie; @ngrifi
auf p~olisiten - 8m. 8. Clifford,
!5usb GurIep unb @iGiam MoOnep;
&nsriff = Srant 8rOots unO George
9. Sascp; Sragen perbprgener 8af=
fen = @tIiam Mc2ean; u1anitdnbiz
ge GntblDBung = @6parb s. Sbip;
len; Sriebens6ru9 - Gbarles 9en=
ION, @iliam 8atlA &ate MiGer unO
@m. Mebers.
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