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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Anna Freeman, Ash street,
spent Sunday with friends at Blooms
burg.
Miss Bertha Keefer of this city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Austin Hart
man, at Berwick.
Miss Hattie Sterner of Bloomsbury,
spent Sunday with Miss Gertrude
Robson, ID. l.. q w. avenue.
Miss Mabel Hartline of Sunbury, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Shipe,
Lower Mulberry street.
Mrs. Mary Barrett, Railroad street,
spent Sunday with friends at North
cumberland.
Mrs. Carrie zimmerman, Bloom
street, is visiting relatives at North,
cumberland.
General Secretary W. ID. Laumaster
was in Sun bury yesterday on business
connected with the Y. M. G. A.
DR.. Alternately of Tampa, Fla, ar
rived in this city from Baltimore last
evening He is q guest at the home of
Butler Edgar, Mill street.
Miss Rosa Gresh of Hazleton, re-
turned home last evening after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Meyers,
Walnut street.
Mrs. Peter Geish until recently a
resident of this city left last evening
g. 81, xuI11 fnk n
her residence with her daughter.
d. II. Williams and daughter, Miss
Anna, Nassau street, returned home
last evening after visit at Orange
Vile.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Limbert re-
turned home last evening after a visit
at Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. VanAllcn, of
Buffalo, were visitors to this city yes
terday.
Benjamin Harris returned from Har-
risbnrg yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Boyer, of
Liberty township, were visitors to
this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Harting, of
Harrisburg, are spending few days
in Danville.
p. M. Dietrich and Kent A. Butler,
of Washingtonville, called on friends
in this city yesterday.
Miss Isabel Edgar of this city took a
trip to Sunbury yesterday.
Charles p Hancock was a passenger
on the 8: IA Pennsylvania train yester-
day morning for Williamsport.
The Rev. Diselcamp of Wilkesbarre,
visited the Rev. Feezer at the Holy
Family Convent, yesterday.
John German, son of Water Com
missioner Edward German, left yes
terday for Philadelphia, to enter the
University of Pennsylvania where he
will take course in dentistry.
Miss Marie DeiningeT, ,an employe of
the State Hospital left last evening for
Hughesville to visit her parents.
Mrs. Austin Hartman f Berwick
will arrive in Danville day for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Keefer, Nicholas Avenue.
j. J. Murray, manager of the Dan
Vile station of the Atlantic Refining
Company. was in Sunbury yesterday.
w. G.. Pursel, of this city, spent yes
terday in Williamsport.
Miss Coletta GOeser, of this city,
left yesterday morning for a trip to
New York City and New Haven, Conn.
Sergeant NJ. l.. Landau and Ambrose
Vought. of Company f, came from
Manila Park yesterday morning and
will spend several days at their homes. |
Edward Case, of Sunbury, was a
business visitor to this city yesterday. |
DR.. George N. Noling, of Sunbury,
spent yesterday in Danville.
Mrs. NJ Richmond and daughter, of |
Philadelphia, who were i'll this city
for several days left yesterday for
Bloomsbury.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
W. LloYd Savidge Dead.

W. Lloyd Savidge, former resid-
ent of Sunbury, died at the German
hospital in Philadelphia Tuesday.
Deceased was aged 48 years. He was
a son of S. G.. Savidge, of Upper
Augusta township, and brother of
Mrs. W. ID. Bachman, of Sunbury and
Mrs. w. G. Deise, of Cleveland. He
is survived by a widow and one
daughter.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
DISCUSSED

The Water Com missioners object &c
the action of council taken on the
evening of September 9th, which re-
auested them to grant u weeks vaca'
tion to the employees of the Water
Works with pay. a communication
from that body was read before council
Friday eve acknowledging the receipt
of the notice. 1t stated that the Water
Commissioners upon consulting sec
tions , and of the borough ordinance
and getting the opinion OF the Borough
Solicitor feel firmly of the opinion
that they are powerless to grant coun-
ellis request "as long as the above
sections of the ordinance are i'll force. y
By the sections quoted they claim they
are empowered to appoint five per-
sons at the Water Works, ono as Sup
erintendcnt employed by the month ;
two as engineers employed as such by
| the day and two as firemen employed
also by the day.
Mr.. Kemmer called attention to the
| fact that sections and 3 quoted by
the Water Commissioners were repeal
ed on August 2, 1900, and the power
of appointing the employees at the
Water Works was delegated to the
borough council He took the position
that the ordinance being repealed and
council having the power to appoint
that body is not limited to five.
President Vastine held that whether
the sections in question were repealed
or not the limit of :" five" persons to
be employed set in the ordinance still
holds good and council has no right to
employ greater number.
Water Superintendent Keefer being
called upon declared that he never
heard of day men getting day Off,
much less a week, with pay. He ask
ed that no such precedent be estab-
lished while he is superintendent.
While the men employed are good
men, he reminded council that they
have good jobs and receive pay for all
overtime.
Mr. Lloyd said the proposition made
by council at its previous meeting was
causing much dissatisfaction among
tax payers.
Borough Solicitor Gearhart agreed
that it would be establishing a bad
precedent and advised against it.
Mr.. Kemmer declared that the mo-
tion to grant the vacations with pay
was legally made and carried by
council and that until repealed, under
its provisions the employees at the
Water Works are entitled TO their
vacations without loss of pay.
At this point the question was drop
ped without any attempt to define the
position Of affairs relating to it.
The new pavement at the Grier
building, Mill street, elevated foot
higher than the side walk at either
end, came in for full share of dis
cussion. which was participated III by
Borough Solicitor Gearhart, Borough
Surveyor West, Burgess Pursel and
the members of council A special
meeting will be held within week to
take some action to solve the Difficult
ty presented at this point. Meanwhile
an inclined footway will be erected at
each end of the new pavement to prev
ent accidents by falling.
Mr.. Swank reported the sidewalk
between the Shovel Works and the
upper canal bridge as badly i'll need
of repairs On motion the matter was
referred to the committee on streets
and bridges.
The following bills were approved
for payment:
n NM IN
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Y,M, @, A, District Conference.

A conference of the fourth district
of the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion of Pennsylvania was held vest
erday at Sunbury and it was de-
cided to hold an annual convention on
October 30, 81 and November at Ber-
wick. The Danville association was
represented by W. ID. Laumaster, gen
eral secretary.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Growing Late Raspberries.

Calvin Keefer, of South Danville,
brought to The Morning News Office
Monday evening fine lot of raspber-
ries from his fathers farm in Upper
Augusta township, Northumberland
county, two miles west of Snyder
town. Berries are being picked from
fifteen bushes i'll large patch and all
will be fully grown within a short
time if the favorable weather con-
tinues
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Presbytery Will Meet.

The Presbytery of Northumberland
will meet in the Presbyterian church
at Lewisburg beginning Monday, Sept.
20. 1t is expected to be in session
four days. Wednesday, Oct. /, has
been set aside as special day for de-
votional exercises. Delegates from
this city will attend representing the
Mahoning and Grove churches.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
At BillmeYer's Park,

1t is estimated that at least
one thousand persons assembled at
Billmeyer's park Sunday. Parties
were present from this city, Milton,
Lewisburg and all surrounding towns.
Mr.. Billmeyer's game preserve as
autumn approaches takes on addition
al interest, the wild animals showing
increased activity and life The old elk
is the principal attraction. He is very
vicious at this season and is penned up
alone to prevent him from doing harm.
With each succeeding year the park
assumes some new attraction and it
never appeared more interesting than
at present.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
On the Street Again.

Councilman M. ID. l.. Sechler, of the
Second Ward, convalescent after his
long siege OF illness, was on Mill
street Saturday for the first time since
last March Although still weak he
is improving at rate which enconr-
ages his friends to hope that he will
soon fully regain his health.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Missionary in India.

Miss Anna Seesholtz, missionary
in India, spent Sunday i'll this city as
the guest of Miss Gertrude Mapstone,
Bloom street Miss Seesholtz, whose
home is in Northumberland arrived i'll
this country from India last spring.
She will return to her missionary
labors yet during the present month.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Surprise Party,

Miss Lizzie Everhart, Lower Null
berry street, was tendered surprise
party on Friday night. About forty
guests were present, among them be-
ing Mr.. Fry of Williamsport, and Mr..
John Van Houston of Philadelphia.
Miss Everhart was presented with n
handsome rocking chair.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25

Llovd Krumm. of East D1uvIlir.
had on exhibition Saturday evening
at Coles hardware store. a branch
from a pear tree, about three feet
long. which contained sixteen tuli
grown pears. These were the only
pears on tho tree and they grow 20 The
very top.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
Miller--Wolf.

Mr.. Harry Miller and Miss Lillian
G.. Wolf, both of Milton. were marri-
ed in this city yesterday. The nuptial
knot was tied by Rev. Harry Curtin
Harman at his residence at 2:3O
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25

The first school month Closes With
the end of the present week and on
motion it was decided that an order
be drawn for the payment of teachers
and janitors amounting to $l55S.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25

Danville is having its share of Fall
weddings.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25
JOB PRINTING

The Office the AMERICAN being
furnished with a large assoftmeu G.
Of job letter and fancy type and jos
material generally, The Publisher
announce 10 the public that be- Be-
prepared az all times to- execute DO
the ncatcst manner
JOB PRINTING
Ofah Kinds and Description
-.u.-
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-09-25

-" Get our price. before y u
place your orders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-21
9a fnhen Saranen.
9annes W}oit abermaIs auf Elm Sa6r
ms 9efdngniB gei4itt. - Seine
leBte 8erufung abgepieTen.

9}ep gort, 20. SUM-. - Sob,
Moit, Der betannte 3eoatteur be5
Observation-Disclosures n9ie Jrei6ett,
purbe beute i'm 8eri8t Der Spe3iuls
Nfiiien pom Ri9ter Mc&ean, Dem bic
Rt6ter Dpatt uno 6oI6root a7iiitirz
ten, obermats unb enOgiiltig gu einem
Sahr @efGngniB perurt6eiIt, 9e8en
g}oit purOe betanntIi4 i'm leBten
9erbit pegen 8er0ffentli8ung zines
aufrei3en0en 2(rtital5, pel9en emit
&arl 6ein3en DerfaBt bate, in feinem
8tatte Elm geri4tli6es 8erfabren elm
geleitet, ba8 nit ieiner 8erurt6eilung
gu einem So6r 9efdngntB am IA.
Oftober enbigte. Ser 8erurt6eiIte
Iegte 8erufung Elm uno ging Our9
iGmmtlt6e S5nitan3en, pelde ieoo4
aQe ba5 llrt6eiI betdttgten. Gr be-
fon0 ftp in3pti4en ge9en 8irgI4aft,
pel6e Der Birt6 2(uguft 2(lbinger
bon g}r. 1865, 3. 2lpenue, geiteQt
bate, auf freiem 6uBs. 6ilf8 : 9iz
itrtttSantpalt S9orne 6eantragte 6eute
Die enogUltige 8erurt6eiIung oe8 Qlnz
geflagten. gfibter 0}c&ean CAB Duz
rauF no9mal5 cine fur3e Ie6erIi9t
bss Sales unb meinte Oann, es bIet6e
nun peiter g&i6t5 ii6rig, aI5 Oa8 be-
ftnittpe lIrt6eil gu oer6dngen. Ginen
GinDanO 9}Oit'5, buB er ia i4on II
Sage abgeieien babe, erleOigte Der
3i6ter nit Der 8euertung, oas mir
be in 8ere6nung ge3ogen ipsrben.
DIS Die 8eri6t5Oiener ii6 bem8erz
urtbeilten ndberten, I'm i'm ub3ufii6z
rsn, REF er nit Iauter Stimme:
Dies lit Der SoOe5tag Der Freien
greTe Imerita's bod
e6e er peiter reoen tonnte, bate man
i'm f8on aus Dem 9ert8t5faale gez
i6oben.
2tuF Dem Corridor mari ii8 feline
Satin bitterli8 petnenb an feline
8ruit unD tiiBte i'm, bann Orufte tie
bei'm 46f8ieo einen SUB auf feline
6anb. Y}oit bIie6 3unddit ftonObaft
unO brad erit 3uiammen, als er bic
SeuF5er6riife errei9te, Damn ma6ten
ii6 feline gefii6le in einem S6rGnenz
itrDme Quft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-21
S6limme 3uazGnaiiion.
Stint 9er1onen get0otet. - Ollie
Yufagiere, nit 2(uSna6me eines
gin3igen, enttamen unberleBt.


9uFugiere, nit &usna6me zines
Gin3igen, enttamen unDerleBt.
9tupGes, N}inn., 20. SUM-. -
3pei PerTonen3iige Der nROrt6ern
8a6n" coGlfoirten um Las 6eute friib
gu 2oper 2ate Sibing, 5pei M}eilen
bon bier, nit bem 8eIultat, OaB feds
MenI6en get0btet unb me6rere OerleBt
purben. 2ofomotibFiibrer Scott bat
te Zen peitli9 gebenben 3ug auf elm
IebengeleiIe gebra9t, nm ben Ditli4
fa6renOen 3ug boriiber gu lufTen. &uf
irqenb eine Weiie mar Die Wet9e
falf4 geiteGt porben, 10 baB Der nit
betrG8tli9er S9neGigfeit fabrenbe
3ug bas 9auptge[eiie berlieB, in bus
g2ebengefeiie eir6og unO nit boiler
Wu9t gegen ben bort baltenOen 3ug
anpralIte. Ollie pafdgiere enttamen
unperleBt init QusRabme 6arrD 3iegz
Ier's aus 0ammonO, Snb., psl6ar
ii9 in benz 3au4tpuggon bes 0itli4
ge6enben 3uges befunben bait. Die
Ter WaggOn purbe fait total Demoz
ltrt, 3iegler erIitt beOentli6e innere
8erleBungen unb purOe mad 8raiz
nerb tn's 9ofpital gebra9t.
Die Spbten iinb: Gonbutteur 9}oz
BE, 9ei3er 8eorge 8asmuiien, 2otoz
motibfiibrer @aIter Gcott, Elm un6ez
fainter Sramp, 2OtOmOtiDfii6rer 6.
S6ulB.
0ei5er 80. 8. Montgomerp, fopie
Die GrpreBboten Gi6fOn unb 6eiOri4
firb i6lper berleBt. Die Sriimmer
Der 3iige fingen 5euer unb purOen
ber3ehrt.
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llnfnn nher Mnrh 2

p<Yprt, 20. SUM-. = Die
2ei9e zines unbetdnnten etfpa 12=jGb~
rigen Mdb9ens purbe beute an Der
@rqoesenb48ui am Stranbe gefunben.
0us tpDte &inb bate mehrere Der
leBungen am &Opfe, unb Die poli5et
bat cine llnteriu9ung einseIeitet, I'M
tppmOgli6 feft5uitelIen, Ob Elm llnfaI
pber ein Wforb pprlieat.
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SSu Colombia gcifnrben.

Gan 5ran3tsco, 0, 20. Sum-
Der 0irett Don Banana eingetroffene
9ampfer n2Ieelenap" 6ringt Die
0a9ri9t oom Sooe bes Sberiten9atz
ten6erg, zines frii6eren Ditrei8iI4en
Offi3iers, Der in ben 9ienit Der Rez
gierung Don Colombia getreten mar.
Oberit 8atten6erg, peI6er Der coz
lOmbianii6en 8egierung groBe 0ienz
ite geleiitet bat, nuroe am 1. SUM-
IL einem 8efe6t nit SnIurgenten gez
tIotet, Der O6erit befe6ligte CUR
Glet l}ee;t eine 8otterte 6elOgeiduBe unO
bielt ii4 iebr nader gegen cine BE-
trG6tIi6e ue6erma9t Der SSniurgenz
ten. Sn einem fritiI6en 2(ugen6life
pur0e er BON feinen Mdnni6aften,
Del4e bor ben SSnfurgenten ausrif7en,
i'm Sti4 gelafsn uno Don ben 8ebelz
len ntebergema4t. Gr ftarb nit benz
Sd6el in Der 6auit Die Qei8e nur=
be fpGter BON einigen Offi3iersfamez
rdDen pieoer erIangt unb na9 8ocus
Del SDrD Qebrd6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-21

critc id5mer}lOie Na6t
lit Orci N}onQtcu.

S8 babe Sura DEN Ro@tsGrpreb am 6reitug
Sbr 3ca0D gltlitf Grblltcu, nubm DdOou nm 9 llbr
uuO bate bierauf gum eriten 0tolc in Orci MOnus
Ten cine i@mcBloic @adt @icroui babe i3 peiz
ter am Saulitag uno Somtog Ocs 4IorQcus unO
@bcnO5 gt.aOD Rclef nit DEM Qlci3tu Griolgc Ge=
nommcn 39 bate mir BEN 2lrm Qebroacn unO
Die S@ultcr pcrrcutt, uuO ua6Dcm DicOcr Qacs
ciugerbtct mar, Orblicbcu mir Sdmrlcu, bis id
3br @cilmjttc 5cbrauatt Mtincu bctcn Cant
fir 55re rai3c 5enoung S6r cr0cbcner
IS. s. 0Oie,
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@eaen $1,000 Siiraidaft rntIufen.

Netp @0ort, 20. SUM-. = @bus.
s. Sones, Der friibere 8ebiente bes err
mOrbeten teranii9en MiLionGrs gfice,
pel9er eingeitano, bdB er i'm 8erein
nit bem 9lobotaten 2llbert 8. 9atrid
ben Sob ieines 6erren berbeifii6rte,
4purbe beltte gegen $1,000 8iirgf9aft
entlaien. Gr ipirO BON ieinem 8ru>
Der na4 Segas ssbraat perpen.
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N0cumQti8ulu8.

Or &o0UaD Go.
Sd babe mt5r, mic ic5s @onatc fortUd6reuO an
@b:motsmms 0cljtteu. 3b tomtc nit menen
@dnOcH mciucn &opf nibt btribrcu, nod mcine
&5nOc auf DEN 8idcn lcQcn tounte iogar njbt Gins
nal mcin @cmo aus}te6m @u@ocm i'd nur BRET
gi,rtA elmer 6aiat aooDa3's 8cao3 8clici Ges
brau3t bate, toune I'D mtine 2lrmc 10 gut iUieOsr
ocbrau9ca mic ic 5uoor Sic t0uncn bcraus ers
eben, parum i'd elm 10 grobts @crtrauu in 9}aOz
Ua0's 8CaOg 3cl;cf babe
g. 6. gofcr,
Stiefels uno S3ubsGabrit @r. 930, 5uIiuz5tr.s
RclU=CrcQus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-21
@dlredensthat rines @eiifrstranfen.

Serre $ lutte, 9Snb,, 20, SUM-.
= SSn mOmentaner @eiItes9eit0rt6eit
iu9te NiGIiam 8. Ngar feiner Wdr=
tertn 5rau 9abis Die &eble bur93u=
f4neiben. Damn f4nitt er fi9 iel6er
in ben 9als unb fprung blutenO in
eine @iiterne. Sein 8ruber 5pg i'm
beraus unb 8iGiam puroe barduF
in's @efdngniB gebru6t, ND er piez
berum einen Sel6itmorOperIu9 ma6=
te, inbem er fi9 nit einem SuI9enz
mefer bier Mal nabe gum 6er5sn
ita6. agar mar felt einigen 8o4en
frunf unb bat pieberbolt 3ei6en BON
geiftiger 3erriittung gegeben. 8eiOe
@erlebte iirb am 2eben unb es iit
mDgli9, bab fie gebetlt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-21

G8 gtebt 10 biele 2eioen0e, BEL bez
nen augenblitli6e 6iiIfe cine got6z
nenOigteit lit, I'm &rant6eit5er18ets
nungen Gin6aIt 3u gebieten unb auf=
3u6alten. Syn alien bieIen S6len i1t
8aopaD's &eabD 8eIief cine Di4tige
unb nie fe6lenbe 6Hlfe, pel4e iebr
oft etnen &runten turirt, bepor Der
2(r5t bu5 6du8 DeTelben errei6t. -
8rGune, Dip6t6eriti8, Snfluen3a,
&rdmpfe, 8ronDnun0en 8erbrii6unz
gen, ltnfdQe, Queti4un9en, 6erabfal=
len, S6uBpunben, giftige 8iiIe bOn
6unDen, S6langcn, Sti6e pon Snz
Ieften etc, etc. Syn Elm paar @ugenz
bliden peroen Die fpunDcr6aren Gtz
genI9aften Don ReuoD 8eIief ii4 3etz
gen, uno Die &rant6eit niro eingebaIz
ten unb au5gerOttet, bebOr ije ii4 entz
pideln fam.
gRacwap's WeaHo RcIief miro autb fnuerlid,
scbraucbl. Sin balbcr EbccI5ifcl Doa in cinem
balbcu 0laie OoG Q3aflr miro IN ciui0cu D}Huteu
ardmpf,, Cbumattsauidac, u,5ttttt Grbrsduus
gen So0brcm,n, trant5aitcs &opfge5 @ubr,
Gbolcriuc, 2ur6iaa &olu &ldbmgcn mO ale
iHHcrlbu S6mcpu bcjicl.
gBtrh 0Du alien gtpntbefcru brrfnuft.
8abDao & So, s. Glm=Str, RcO=0ort=Gt9,
Giacntbimr Ocs &aowaD's 8laOp &slief, Ocs5fuOs
p7n,z >,rian1rnirrr g},ioIofu+ nm nor R10ln1b5z
ibGu Qncu (U
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11ehrrminner nieIrr aefhen.

gl1u funn orsif bsbauptsn, DaB cs itlter elm
9lg3n.imittel geQebsn bat, Das tro5 s:ntr otrb6t=
.Hia5u uwo rein otgstabiliibtR 3uIamz
msHiesung 10 erfolgJebs Rur,n bel ]ablre:5tn 9eis
Dan Der m,aiblifeH CrqlHe bsDjrtt bat mis ole
ct 9ernlro GrduIerplsu 3itisi5eH bsiien in
TdasH BON Gtlbiubt, 4sura!s;s 2Dsptpiis 2lus=
blag uHproauliUt;ii, 8bsumatsmus. Stropbein,
Sie5tr, Malaril. unresslmaBigtr gteuhruat.oH 2c=
berDsrbarruug 5tgrbut, iouis b Den Dieien anoereu
uu3abliQsn 2eiDen uHD @sbrebeH, DeibeH Dit9tsHla=
bet unterpOrieH 1T. Sn aasH 4potbstea ia babeR.
- -l2aSpI IsaiS&S
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bepoFfneten Gonflttt CUR 6Olge 4a6en

bepoFfneten Gonflitt CUR 5Olge 4a6en
perbe.
8Iutb bin Gentr In riff a.
9aris, 20. Suni. = nPutrie"
beri6tet, OaB in Der Rd6e bes 3i4abz
Sees in gentralzQfritd cine fran30itz
f9e &olonne unter S6erit 9e1tenaDe
Elm fur4tbare8 8lutbdo unter ben
9ouaregz un0 Senufiiz6tGmmen an
ri9tete. Die @tngeborenen nur0en
Dpn ben fran50iti6en SouDanzSrupz
pen am 20. Sanuar Bel 8ia 2llt angez
grtffen unp na9 etnem bluttgen
Sample in Die 6lu6t geI6Iugen. Die
S6par3en lieBen 1890 Sobte unD
300 3epetirgepe6re duf Dem S9;a6tz
felb. @rit geitern gelungte Die &unbe
bon bem 6ereits por feds Monaten
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