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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
PROPOSALS WANTED-PUBLIsH-
ING ANNUAL REPORT.

st. Paul, 1dinn. April 81 1902
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals marked Proposals for Publishing
Annual Reports will be received at the
otlce OF the City Clerk Of the City 81
St Paul Court House and CITY
Hall until o'clock p. m, April
5 59os W. for printing and binding
wv copies Of the annual reports Of
City Officers for the year 1901; ana also
FOE printing said reports IN pamphlet
form as may be needed for LIS various
departments of the city The sqrclfca-
tions TO be followed are on al, !H the
Office OF the City Clerk.
4 certified check in the sum or 10 per
cent Of the amount bid or a bond I'm tina
sum Of 70 per cent with two sureties, res
tdent3 OF the State Of Minnesota, or a
surety company bond IN tie same amount
must accompany each proposal as surety
for the making and execution Of the con-
tract.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Common Councn
MATT JENSEN,
April 7-19O2-st-daily.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
TENTS FOR TOBACCO
GOVERNMENT CONDUCTING INTER-
EsllNG EXPERIMENT IN GROW
ING SUMATRA WRAPPERS
THE TEST PROMISES SUCCESS
Leaves Possess a smoothness, Thin
ness GIossiness, spottfness and
BROWNIES Which Please Those
Conducting the Experiments.
FROM THE GLOBE BUREAU,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 13.-An
elght-acre field covered with tent cloth
IS the subject of Illustration III a little
DOCK just published by the department
OF agriculture. This field is one of a halt
dozen IN Connecticut, where the govern
ment is experimenting in growing Sumat-
"a wrapper tobacco under artificial shade
VI course it cost to build tents of this
size $2S6 an acre on the average, but
the increased value of the pampered nro-
duct may justify the expense. The wrap
pers which We're grown in these expert
ments are Of "a smoothness, thnness,
giossiness, spottiness, stretchiness, and
light bdownness to fill with pride the
heart of Milton Whitney, who has been
supervising the tests. After the yield has
been marketed there may be something
to say about profits or the lack Of them.
Much Expended by Farmers.
Fully $4,000 was spent last summer by
the farmers cooperating with the depart
ment in covering their tobacco fields with
cheesecloth. The farmers put UP most
of the money, and the department fur
nished the seed, did the planting and boss
ed the joib. The largest tents were
built at Tariffville. Conn, where sixteen
and one-half acres were put under cloth.
These tent affairs are nine feet high,
supported on strong chestnut posts with
heavy wire strung across the supports
These protect the tender tobacco leaf
from the sun and wind and help to ma
ture perfect leaves with thin veins and
the feel which is approved by the smok-
er of two-for a-quarter or two-for-a-half
cigars.
Growth Is Luxuriant.
Photographs reproduced in halftone in
the book of Mr. Whitney show that the
tobacco. grows very luxuriantly under the
artificial protection, and last summer s
experience shows that in case of wind
and haiIstorms the tents are a great pro-
lection to the crop.
Secretary Wilson is not ready yet to
recommend the shade process for general
use in all tobacco states. He says it is
well to wait until the soil has been sur
veyed to see if it corresponds the
soil in Sumatra But it is announced
that there are certain sections in Wiscon-
sin where it may pay to adopt this de-
vice for producing genuine imported Su-
matra wrappers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
Rebukes the Parson.

The following Is a story of a caddies,
tea. The parson member wa sasked 10
say few words during the evening. and
he took swearing as his theme. Begging
nicious habit. He was making an oh1ion,
impression when voice arose from tbe
back of the hall, "Wha said Damn, i the
bunker?"-London Globe. S--e
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
DEATHS.

BURKE-In st. Paul, Sunday, April l3. at
late residence, $50 Sherburne av. Martin
Burke, aged rs years. Funeral from
April-15. Services at st. Peters church,
Mendoza. 1890 a. m
St. Paul, at late resi-
dence. 800 Holden avenue, Sunday, April
10 al 3:l5 a. m, Mrs. Margaret Pewttrs
aged fifty-two Years Funeral from
above residence Tuesday, April Is at
q. m. Services at ST. Vincent's church
at $50 2. m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
Great Northern Railway Cheap Set
tiers Rates.

Only IS from St Paul and Minneapolis
to Minnesota and North Dakota points
on April 18th, 22d and 29th Only $22 50
to Spokane and $25 to Seattle or Portland,
every day in April. One fare plus 81
round trip to points in Minnesota North
Dakota, Montana, Washington and Ore
gOn on April IS, May and 20
Call on or address Great Northern
railway agents for details, limits, stop
overs, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
ESCAPES FROM RED WING.
Local Police Looking for Evan Cop
per, Inmate of Training school.

Chief of Police O'Connor last night re-
ceiy ed a telegram from the authorities
of the state training school at Red Wing
stating that Evan Copper, nineteen
years old, escaped from the school yes
terday, and asking Chief O'Connor TO
keep a lookout for the fugitive. Copper
was five feet, four inches tall and
weighed AS pounds. He has dark
hair, is dark Completed and has a mole
on his chin. He wore a gray felt hat.
black cutaway coat black vest with right
hand pocket torn and gray striped pants.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District of Minnesota, Third Division

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District of Minnesota. Third Division
SIS.
On this 18th day of April, A. D. 1902,
On reading tho foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the Court that
hearing be had upon the same on the
18th day Of April, A. D. 1902 before
said Court, at ST. Paul, in said
District, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; and that notice thereof be pup
Hshed in the ST. Paul Globe. a neWspa-
per printed in said district, and mat
all known creditors and other persons
In interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause, if any they
have why the prayer of the said ne
titioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the CoI1rr
that the Clerk shall send by mail TO
all known creditors copies Of said ne
tition and this order addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable William
Lochren, Judge Of the said Court, and
the seal thereof at st. Paul, in said
district, on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1902
CHARLES l.. SPENCER,
(Seal Of the Court.) Clerk.
BY Margaret L. Mullane
Deputy Clerk
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
Proceedings in Bankruptcy.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District OF Minnesota, Third d.
vision.
Ia fIie Matter of
Ida Levin, In Bankruptcy.
RS. u IL II \
Bankrupt.


To the Honorable William Lochrcn,
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United States for the district Of Min
Ida Levin. Of st. Paul. in the Coun-
ty CT Ramsey and State of Mime
sofa in said District, respectfully rep
resents that on the 9th day Of January,
last past, she was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts of Congress reIat-
ing TO bankruptcy; that she has duly
surrendered all her property and rights
Of property, and has fully complied with
all the requirements Of said acts and Of
the orders of the Court touching her
bankruptcy.
Wherefore, she prays that she may be
Gecreed by the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provabie against
her estate under said bankrupt acts
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge
Dated this 18th day Of April A. d.
1902
IDA LEVIN,
Bankrupt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07

iiber ben gpmmuntsmus Der ytdtur
bic 0is3iplinar : Inter u9ung benin
Sbertribundl in Berlin eingeleitet
unb er 1867 ieines Nmtss pbne Penz
fion entfeBt. 1871-'76 mar er U}ttz
gIie0 bes 8ei9stages, mo er Der SORT
f4rtttspartei a~ngeb0rte. SsttDem
Iebte &tr9munn in Berlin, mo er am
20. Sttober 1884 fturb.
Wurbe contrattbrii d g.
Der OpernIdnger Qntbes, pel4er
ME gemeIbet fpurbe, 1ib 59on auf Der
6abrt na9 Qmeritn 6%efinbet, 1T nun
bod contrattbrii4ig getporOen. Die
DIRECTION bes 0resbener 6oftbeuters
bate inn auf feline dr3tli4en 4tteite
bin, er f0nne an Der @tGtte, tpo er por
einiger 3eit berungliidte - er 6etam
auf offener 8ii6ne einen @enidtrampf
- ni6t ipielen, beurlau6t, Ddmit er
ii6 erboIe. Dor Ieiner 46reiie mad
Nens0ort i6rieb Intbes an Die 9tz
rettipn bes Sbeaters, er tperOe ni4t
me6r in 1ein MISUNDERSTANDING 3uz
riidtebren. Die DIRECTION piro, tpie
man bort, gegen i'm ipegen Gontrattz
bru4es p~orge6en.
3u g9ren @6tte'S.
@icez4omiral b. SirpiB, berStuatSz
Setretdr be5 Gei9smdrineamts, CAB
benz umerifanif6en 8otf9after, 9rn.
&nbrep .. Mbite, unO ieiner @ema5z
lin Elm 8antett. Inter ben 8GIten
befanOen ii4 Der Staat5ietretGr oes
NusnGrtigen, 6r6r. b. Ri9t6ofen,
6tnan3miniiter 5r6r. b. Rbeinba6en,
&ultusminiiter Or. Stuot, fofpie Der
8otI6aftsfetretGr Satip i'm unO feline
@emdhlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07
Ser 8p1nnrr SnbtIhldaer.

3 . # 0 n, Maf., 6. NoOember. -
Die 9oIOene 3ai6enubr Oes SRI.
CLARA Morton, Der in benz .M}c2eanz
9Oipital" ungefteaten @6I6erin, mel
DE leBten Sumftag 46eno eri4Iagen
purbe, un0 beren Grmorbung 2lIan
g. Mufon ungetlugt lit, lit in einem
6ieiigen 9fanO6auie entOedt porben,
unb Die Poli3et fubnbet auf einen g}ez
ger, nel6sr bic rbr bort Der IeBt 6uz
ben foG. 9Olt8ei6ef 8atts ma4t
teinen 9ebl aus ieiner lleber3eugung,
baB Der Reger Der M0rber lit, unb
buB ii6 MuiOn uni4ulOtg in 9aft
befinbet. 0a leBtbin Diele, bur9 Ell
men Neger Deriibte 4ngriffe in bteIiger
StuOt periibt tporoen itnD, 10 era4tet
@bef 8utts bieie neue 9baie Der Of
faire fir iebr bebeutidm unb bietet
AGes uuf, UNI bes Regers bab9aft 81
DerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07

peiter. @inige 1ino bereit5 bon ben
lungen @%ntbebrungen 10 gef4nd6t,
OoB lie feline Nu6rung me6r BET ii6 be-
bulten tOnnen. Die 6ibrer beg fanaz
tii6en 3uges BADEN ein9epiQigt, DuB
man DieIe llngliidli6en per giienz
balm na6 i6ren 6eimutb5O0rfern be-
f0rOert. Den auf Der @anOerThaft
befinbIi6en 9u6obor3en nerDen DON
8laubsn8genOfen, tpelfe al8Stredenz
Nrbeiter bei'm GiIenba6nbau bei6Gfz
tigt Iino, Qe6en5mittel 3uge6ra4t.
9iefelben iino i'm 8eiiB ~ 8elO unO
BADEN fir i6re auf Der 8anOerf6aft
fefinDIifen 8lauben8genofen Qepfel.
@emiiie uno 8roo getauft, pel6e Die
@anbernoen nit 6eiBbunger berz
f6lingen. Die 8e60roen baben ii9
bereits nit Dem 8eounten Dertraut gez
ma8t, Dap lie Dem 8anOertrieb Der
6unatifer ni6t Ginbult gebieten t0nz
men, be1onoer8 oa Die Yropin3ialbez
BORDEN nit Der conoOiTden 8e9ierung
lpegen Der 3u ergreifenDen N}dfH
in Gonflitt gerutben r.
inter bieIen IT.
res iihr' unQlid=
.gcen 3u lufen,
III Oe5 8inter8 Der
g.. C~-.-LsK.. - on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07
Scr Sudobnr3rnz3 ug.

3Srdlte1 our TudteDr Derelt. - 0te
MGnner beiteben jeOo4 auf Der
6ortIeBung i6rer oerridten Nanz
berung.
@inntpeg, MaF., 6. g}OO. -
Die canaotf4en GinipazOerung5z
Qgenten baden ieBt in Der 9u4obOrz
gen : 4ffaire inIofern einen groBsn
Grfolg errungen, als e5 ibnen gelunz
gen lit, bic 6ruuen uno 8tnber Der
0u6o6or3en CUR Riidtebr na6 i6ren
90rfern gu betpegen. 3uerit poQten
bie7el6en ni6t ange6en, poAer tie ge~
tommen paren, aber man fdn0
f4lieBli6 aus, baB bic 600 6rauen,
tpel6e in gorftopn 8ur%iidge6alten
tporoen fDaren, aus Der 8olonie am
Span@RiDer, pel9e 70 W&eilen Don
gorftonn entfernt lit, ibre 8unDerz
I9uft ungetreten 6atten, inoem Die
meiIten berfelben i6re&inOer Die gdn3e
Strede getrogen 6atten. Wfan 6at Die
Srauen unD .8tnoer ieBt auf einen
Spe3ial3ug gebra4t unO piro Oteielz
Zen per 8u6n na8 ibrer 6eimut6 be-
f0roern. 2eiDer 1T bic nG3Ite 8d6nz
fation BON Der 9u4O6or3en : 8Olonie
an % Meilen entfernt, unO Die funaz
tii9en 6rauen fpeigern ii4, DteStrede
in Dugen 3uriif3ulegen, 0d oieIel6en
BON 9feroen ge5Ogen tperoen, mas bic
0u4obor3en fir cine S6ierqudlerei
onie6en, bic gegen bic religiOien
6aBungen i6rer Gette ber1t0Bt. @ie
man Die 6rauen Die % Meilen trans
portiren foG, Du bier bereits Der 8inz
ter I6arf eingeIeBt bat unD jeOen Quz
genblif Elm 8li35arO lOs6re4en tann,
1T uleroings Elm 9roblem, Del6es
ben 8e60roen nod Oiel 5u i4affen
MAIDEN ntrb.
Die mGnnli6en 9u4obor3en perz
barren iebo9 nab fpie Dor auf tbrem
funatiT4en Wanoer3uge un0 legen iez
ben Sag bur4 S4nee unO S4muBz
laden ibre Ia WleiIen 3urid. @inige
Der f6pG4er GonItituirten bieten be-
reits einen bebuuernspert6en Qnblid
car unb tpanten, geitlBt BON ihren
trdftigeren 8%amerabens pes @e9eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07
sih[nmr fir 9%ienfmGbdrn.

G6icagp, 6. Ropember. DEF
neueite @ori9Iu8 CUR 2Oiung beS
9ienftmGoGen 9roblems TT in elmer
8erfommlung Der n@bicago 9Oufe=
tpipes 4fociation" u~nterbreitet uni
ge6inigt porben. 9ieiem plun 5uz
folge ion bic 4fociution in Der gu
funft quite 9iplome on CUTE 9ienitz
mGbfen au~8IteIen, unb Die W&ttgltez
Der perpfli9ten ii4, nur iol4e MdOz
6en un3uIteuen, pel4e 9iplOme be-
fiben. I'm Elm Iol9es 9iplom erlanz
gen gu f0nnen, muB es Elm 0ienftz
mdo6sn Elm gar5es Subr bel elmer
6erri9dft ausgebalten uno ieine
pfli6ten uuf befriebigenOe WeiTe err
flint 6u6en. @9tes pergament foQ
fir bic 9iplome benuBt peroen, nno
bic G~mpfdnger fpqen BARN Die Rumz
mern rbe~frieoigeno," ugut" ober pansz
ge3ei9net" erbulten. 4u9 min bic
@Fociation fiinftigbin Die pei6li9en
Sienftboten in &lafen ~eintrilen unb
lie als &09tnnen, 4ufpGrterinnsn,
3pfen pber 8di4erinnen regtitriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-07
&~ataifrObbe in Der Samuira : Sai.
lt~nter8ang Der 0umpfburtufeD @thel."
Bier M}enI6en ertrunfen.

0en 0ort, 6. NoOembsr. -
0ie I8on fur3 gemeloet, gtng Der
8rootlpner 9oli3et geitern Die Ha4@
ri6t gu, baB am Sage Dor6er Die
9ampfbarfaFe nGt6eI" nit OreiD}dnz
rern uno eirem &naben an 8OrO auf
Der 606e BON Rofapap 8ea4 in Der
Samaica : 8at g~etentert tpGre uno
oaB Die bier 9erIonen ibren Sob in
ben @euen gefunoen bdtten. Capt
tan 6enrD 8an 8art aus Ban 49,.
6traBe, Bath Bead, ieBte bic Poli3et
in 8enntniB uno CAB an, boB er3euge
beS l1ngIiid8 getpeie en- lei, OO4 lpegen
be5 rauben 8etters ben armen &euten
ni6t re6t5sitig 9iilfe bringen tonnte,
5einen Qngaben befanO er ii4 in
on @4uluppenzSa4t, etpa
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bic nGtg, uno has
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finb. Die 9oli3et Don RodaDups
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ri8tigt uno IGBt llmIaau na4 ben
QeiGen Der l1ngliifli4en 6alten.
IS tpurbe fpdter am &benO ermttz
teIt, baB bic bier 9eriOnen, rpel4e Of
fen6ar ben Sob in ben @eGIen gefun>
BEN BADEN, bic 5olgen0en limb: 2oui5
Walters BON g}r. Is, RuilroaDzQOez
nue.; SoIep6 9feifer BON CIR. 248,
6imro6 : @traBe; s. g, 6reitug BON
Ir. 277, Gommunipalp @traBe,
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Sabre aft, DON Rr. 314, Stod4olmz
6troBs. 8alters' 5rau bate Der
9oli5ei BON bem 8erianinOen ibreS
8utten Mitt6eilung gemu4t unO err
fu6r 0ann Die 6iobSfunoe oOm Inter
6onge oes 0ampf6oote5. Die be-
Dauern5nert6e 6ruu 1T in 6ol8e oe5
@ef6e6niRe5 erfranft. Sic mu6te
Der goli3ei bic Mitt6eilungen, peI4e
CUR 6eititeGung Der anOeren perionen
fii6rten, fpel6e bic u~ngliitIelige 5a6rt
mitgema8t 6atten. Malter5 mar Der
Better Der 0ampfbartoIie.
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9ie GrhIniinn in NrnzNnrf.

Nen : yOrt, 6. NOOember. =
Io9 elmer Der M6nner, peI9e ourf
bic 6euerlpert : @rpIoiiOn i'm Mubiz
ion : Square am IeBten 9ienitag
4berrb berleBt tpurben, lit 6eute geitorz
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hermit auf Orei3e6n. Der 3uleBt Sc
ftorbene mar Der ein8ige gi9tiOentiz
fi3irte unter ben @erlebter, pelfe ing
r8eqepue : 9Oipital" gebra4t muir
ben. Sin S4GDelbru4 fiihrte ieinen
Sob berbei. Gr tpurbe balb na9 ieiz
mem Sobe als Der 8u4fihrer @iuium
.. 9rafe u%gnpscirt.
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2le6eGrie6enOer At6ert.

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Raca.StraRe.
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9rei Perlnntt erifift.
9as rGtbIeI6afte @erI4pinben zines
Mannes bur9 cine Srag0Oie in
einem 9otel aufgetldrt,

Mannes bur4 cine SragOoie in
einem 9otel aufgetldrt.
Sem : gorf, 6. Sob. - 9ur4
cine 9oppel Srag0bie in eirem Bill
ligen 9otel tldrte fi9 geitern bd5 Ser
f9pinDen zines ManneS auf, pelder
felt einigen Sagen Don ieiner Satin
unb Der Poli3ei gefu6t ipuroe. Der
Su6rpertbeitber SDbn 8ufell BON
Nr. 200, Gpnpper : StraBe, berlteB
por einigen Sagen feline Wo6nung,
nobel er Ieiner Satin fugte, er ge6e
ouf Die SagO. @rit einige @tunoen
na9 ieinem Meggang fieI es Der 5rau
auf, baB ibr Mann feline Sagbau5riiz
flung ni6t mitgenommen bate. &ufz
fell te6rte nibt na8 9auie 5uriif.
uno porge tern eritattete bic 6rau Nnz
3eige BEL Der Yoli3ei BON Dem Ser
I9ninben hires Manne8.
9eitern Morgen lpurDen Elm Mann
unb cine Sruu tobt in einem 3tmmer
bes 6otelS She OpI," Nr. III,
@aI6ingtpn : StrdBe, entOedt, an
8as erfti6t, urto i'm 2aufe be8 Sage5
tpurbe Der Mann ais Der perf6pun0ez
ne 4u1eq BON ieirem 8ruOer Wm. s.
3uKeG ibentifi5irt. Die SOentitGt Der
6rau lit nod ni4t feitgeiteqt. 4Gem
NnI9etn na9 ltegt Elm unfaQ bpr.
0us 9aur fam 9ienitag 46en0 II
1t6r na6 benz 6otel unb lieB ii9 Elm
! Simmer untpeiIen. Wie Der 9auptz
clerf argiebt, mar teiner Der 8eioen
etpu b~etrunfen. @egen 6 116r geitern
Morgen purbe Elm bur9bringenber
8usgeru9 in ben Corridors entbedt
unb na6 benz 3immer geteitet, peldes
bas 9uar inne bate. 9ie S6ire
tpurbe per Nadf9liiFel seOffnet unb
bei'm 8etreten Ibes 3immers fanb man
bus Baur tobt i'm 8ette lieger. 8eiOe
tparen an Qeu6tgu5 erfttdt, bds einem
bpQ anqebre6ten @asdrm entftr0mte.
Die Qei6en purben na9 Der Mor9ue
9eI6afft.
0er um1tanb, baB bic 8ei6reibung
bes perT9punbenen &ufeG auf bas
@usfe6en bes perungIiidten Mdnnes
puBte, perunldBte bic 8oli3ei Der Sui
ton59tr. z8eoierna9e, 5rau Rufell
gu bena9ri6tigen nit benz grfuden,
bic Qei6e gu beii4tigen. sic f4idte
ben S9ipuger, Der Die 2ei6e toentiftz
8irte. RuTTell mar SO Sabre ait, Die
i'm begleitenbe 6rau ettpu 80. Sic
mar Grmli9, a6er ~auFfaQenb getletoet,
flein bon Statur, nit buntem SENT
uno 6uar. Coroner 6lahertD bat Ell
men SnqueIt a%n9eorbnet. @S ptro an
genommen, baB Elm unfuQ Dorltegt,
bah zines Der 8etben bei'm QuSDreben
bes Sales oieies fpieoer unabii6tli4
unore6te. Jrau GuFeG 1T bur4 Die
G%nt6i1ung boppelt 16per betroffen.
Mugen19einli9 einem d6nli4en I'm
fan fiel Murtin 8. Ban @lpte, Elm
Inpalt in 0ieniten Der r3ttle 8uaz
rantee &C.," gum Spfer. Ban Slpte
Iogirte felt geraumer 3eit in gtr. 80,
gierrepont : StraBe. 0ie in benz an
beren 4une tpurbe man bur4 itarten
8asgeru4 g~eitern Mor9en auf Ban
Slpfe uuFmertTdm, unb 6ei'm 81 .reten
feines 3immers fanb man i'm bepuBtz
los i'm Bette liegen, pG6ren0 bas 3t1n@
mer nit Gas angefiiut mar, oa8 Ell
mem offenen 9asarm entItromte. Sin
Nr5f unb cine Nm6uldn3 puroen re-
q~uirirt, als 2eBtere u6er e%tntraf, mar
Der Mann bereits toot. Der 8erun=
gliidte mar IS Sabre alt urb leotg.
@r itammte aus Goriufie. IS 1T tstn
@runo bpr6anben, ettpus 4nberes an
5unebmen, als buB Elm nnglidli4er
O,tfnn nnrIipnt