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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17
Eldon,

EIQOUs
Eldon. Feb. 16.--t;. NJ Myers left today
for Eddyville to attend the funeral of L.
S. Riggs. of that place.
| Lawrence Ford. of Nichols visited friends
in this city yesterday enroute to his home
in Ottumwa.
Mrs. L. j. Goodalc returned to this city
after Il pleasant visit with relatives in
Numa.
The social given by the cemetery asso-
citation Saturday nght was quite n sue
cess. A fine musical program was render
ed and all enjoyed social good time.
Mrs. Nettic Russell, of Ottumwa, return
her friend Miss Maude Moore, east of
town.
| Mrs. r. +. Calvert and Ray Calvert re-
turned to their home in Drakesville today
| after visit with relatives and friends
/ in this city.
Charles Bierce was an ottumwa visitor
! today.
Mrs A. Shaub. of Ottumwa, arrived here
today for Il visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. potton, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Boatman passed
through the city today from Ottumwa, en-
route to their home in Trenton.
Mrs p. II. Callen left today for a visit
with friends in Ottumwa.
| Miss Eva Patterson returned to her
| home in Selma today after visit with
/ friends in this city at the home of Mrs
Chas. Morris. of this place.
| Mrs w. S. Beard left Saturday evening
for visit with relatives in Pennington
Misses Belle and Virgo Haywood return
| ed home from Il visit with friends in Bona
| parte.
Mrs H. j. Leisure and children left to
day for visit with friends in Centervilc
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Feb. 16.-Wheat, May,
S1A.
Corn, May, 51A.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17

Agency.
Agency, Feb. 16.-Rev. J. w. Potter
of Bloomfield will lecture at the M. q.
church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. W. Newell. r. c. Hixson,
and Mrs. o. L. Shadford gave a val
entine party at the home of Mrs. o. l..
Shadford last evening The evening
was spent in games. after which two
course supper was served.
The last number on the Epworth
| lea que lecture course will be February
rs.
+. H. Graham of Tracy and Miss
Elizabeth Brubaker of Cedar are Wis
iting at the home of e. G. Mickle.
| Mrs. Lucy Dunbar, who has been
spending the winter in Mystic, has re,
turned home.
T. M. Young is moving to town.
| Mr.. Long of Omer, was calling on
} friends here Saturday.
/ Mr.. Thomas Buttorff of Hedrick Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. G. M. Nye, here
| Saturday.
1t began showing here Saturday ev
ening and continued until Sunday ev
ening.
A daughter arrived at the home OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harper Saturday
night.
A number of the teachers from here
attended the teachers meeting at El
don Saturday
d. w. Johnson and Miss Hills
were married at the home of the
/ brides parents in Ottumwa last Wed
nesdty and were given reception a
the home OF the parents of the groom
one mile north of town Thursday
Their many friends wish them hap
ply voyage through life.
Miss Maud Graham of Waneta Wis
tied friends here last week.
Miss Grace Allen attended the teach
| ers' meeting at Libertyyille last Sat
urday.
Mrs. ]. c. Richter of La Grande il
4 visiting here.
Mrs. w o. Garrett, of Marysville
Mo-, is here to attend the wedding o
| her sister, Miss Marie Foster, t
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17

Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Feb. 16.-Corn firm; No. 3
AN.
Oats lower; No. white, 34@34A.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

-ar tu" b.. .uu. 10 .ue surprise
ne, uu Dillon seemed to
trayei ,or, aal when the half-mile
IVES reached TIE timers slate clicked
out 59is A great cheer arose. and
many horsSmen predicted that new
record was making. On the far turn
Mccoy was forced to whip the runner
to keep clear of the trotting mare,
which was pushing him closely. The
quarters pole was passed in
1.2Sla. and the mare had turned for
home.
The wind now was an advantage
rather than detriment, and with a
superb burst of speed. Lou Dillon,
urged on by the shouts of the drivers
Of the runners. dashed under the wire
in 1885,.
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Jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors draw fur ,-, "a
Oyer and Termincr and and G,u... E
very and Court of Quarter Sc-- oa o ''1l
OF Snydet County held as Octo.yr I.l
meneing Monday, Dec. II. 1913.
GRAND JURORS.
Name, Occupation, Rc-ldrgs
Amig Milton, Teacher, Frauk,ia
Auiand William, lumDCrmtu. N..'0
BOwcrsoX j. G.. farmer. Centre
Blnghman |. agent, Spring
DlnluS Henry, iArlntr, Mid1lrrrru.
DrceSr Reuben, Gentleman, oyla-
Gcmbcrllng william Farmer reLl
Hartman John |. farmer Centre
iluinincI IRWIN, Lat orcr, VI dIlr"nrE
llassingcr Perry, farmer, We B.-'r
IiOlshuc Abraham, gent, Wet B..ia
Kline JOhn NJ, farmer Adams
Lsnlg Jefferson. labOrcr, Union
Miller 'harlcs Jr., farmer Penn
Meyer George X, farmer. NIn.ar
ltitlcr John, farmer, jackson
strOuD >. II. gent Centre
SetbOld Col man, Trucker, Union
Hhalbdth Andrew, la lucr. lldAt.-
ulsh, a. A. merchant, Sprl'g
walter l.uihh, furInc, t'uIr
Wltlcumrycr, W, ". gcnt MllI4rpl'r
PETIT JURORS.
Amig Jerome, aborrr, WEI perry
BrOuse George A. lalu jackson
Ii1ust lsrac T.. larm,,, Monroe
bt'linhh FRANK, urlur. i'IhSh
lIDwcrsuN Charles, lumUrImlA, ffi-L'
lillBrf EnOs, IaimeT Franklin
ItJhrIsOA Cornelius, farmer trNN'
ClOusc Jdoub T. labOrrr, Mld1IuaerA
hlrhi GruIpc. HJmer, innhlu
DO, ,hlcr Henry Fted Dealer, ~.'u-5NN
Enlcy James, luburer, MadlDD.r
Fcsslcf, 4, II. lHnHrT, Centre
FISHER arthur g., landlord, MIIaleia
fUIIcy 'HlNl In, MTmG", penn
bIllnin Jonathan A., iufmrI v .---s
GLASS Audm, bdlbyr WdrhiY '.
busa J -. llimhrrmtu, Adam
10 veil Amos, j. T.. West ii..'|
hummer lIahlr hIhrr NlNI..
norman Emo, gem, Adams
liH"' Ddllrl, IHIur0. NtI l.'"
hralIrf simon, iHiWNT NldUI.
kirdin'r ''tluu, CHI thlur, 81
kiuar Ammuu, iatu b. ll,.I.l
hanhrrh ! / ErDt rpuug
MlhalraHattH Nur ~ tanner .
Nariln, Juhn H. Er Fuuhl.
Maulry samuel, Ia o. Penn
Nrl-lu ". q. IuIn rpuu
Mu|tI -. W, MTmD nuu
NHArI J HN NJ. hU J Wa
aiwrr Benton n. ~ .Hf ~ a
PuliIIpa II. l.. tuilW rl......
tU4Il. b. JUuI. farm ltYuIlI
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Exiled For Life For Shopliftin0.

Chicago. oct. 27-Exile for. life In
Germany was the sentence negatively
imposed on Mrs. Mary Stein, convict
ed of shoplifting. by Judge Clifford
The woman's husband pleaded that
the sentence of one year in the House
of Correction. which was proposed by
the court would result in the death OF
the prisoner. Mr. Stein exhibited a
steamer ticket for Germany, and de-
'Clared that if the court would per.
NIT Mrs. Stein would depart imme-
diately for Germany and never re-
turn. Judge Clifford agreed and made
Saturday reNt the time limit Tor sail
ing
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady r. gcutl,'r 90 3
business in this County ana ad. ...a. .p-
Tor well and lavorahly known u-.. "A
financial standing. 5000 stra -.t .l5 4
and expenses, paid each Mouiay Bog q
rect from headquarters. ENp.l.e "a
vanced position permanent, 1.l.sr
Manager, 90 Honon Bldg, Ct..lgi
g.3 l2t.
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ana nIs son. were. II a. -.legeu, cUni-
PEELED to put together their meagre
res ources to make up the amount re.
quired to buy the Office. According to
the evidence Of Mrs. Heindel. widow OF
the late steward. DR.. z. K. Meyers.
treasurer Of the board, made the de-
mand.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
4 NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR
Sir Mortimer Cu-ano su-;eeds Sir
Michael Herbert.

NIX 1atl TtFSt :.
London. Oct -f.-S.r Henry Nor
'- -.--a-L has been appointed as
a-...l ambassador 70 the United
States L. succeed the lar. S.~ Nie1a.
Herbert: t..s .1p.L-u.-- has been
approved ty King Edward His a..
po.1ue-t as,oIls.es diplomatic cir
cles. sine Sir Norriuer. a. he is
called. having dropped the henry. is
no, Z foreign Office man.
He was imported into the diplomatic
service from the Indian civil service
where le attained : nigh position. SlI
Mortimer was prOtege Of the late
Lord Salisbury. whose exalted opinion
Of lis diplomatic skill was based on
his conduct with Russia in the deli
cate matter yt the Afghan boundary
de.mitatiJL
Sir Mortimer was minister 70 Te
herau before he was appointed TO his
present post as ambassador a. Madrid.
He was considered il St Petersburg
the most asgu;e diplomat GreG, Bri
tain ever sent 70 TeLerar. He has
often expressed a great l.iang for
Americans lie has q wife and one
daughter.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
6. RUTTER, NJ, D.,
Physician and Sursea
Port TrevOrton, Pa.
Offers his Professional Sertu
the Public. All Calls promr,Iy
tended.

WANTED SEVERAL lNuUSTElOT,p
sons in each state To travel for house ~
ed eleven years and with large capital q
upon merchants and agents Tor sIcteS!a
profitable line. Permanent engageuelt
ly cash salary OF SIS and all trayelils "a
and hotel bills advanced in cash All 4
Experience not essential. Mention a
and enclose self addresscc ,nyeIare
NATIONAL, 554 iDearbOrnSt. Chel.6s I
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WANTED-SEVERAL pFESO

WANTED--SEVERAL PERSONS o? ID
acter and good odrcputation in Gao. ,a.s a
this county rcquired) 10 represent El 4
tiSe old established wealthy hu,|u... a
solid financial standing Saan g. u
with expenses additional, all '.,a a
direct every Wednesday from hai 4
Horse and carriage furnished vn ID
Differences. Enclose II al ro-.. I'd
Colonial. 332 Dearborn St, Chiu-.
,-.tr|
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
Couldn't Leave His Old Home.

South Berwick. Me, Oct &i-Rather
than leave the old home where he had
spent the 80 years of his life, and
where his father and grandfather be.
fore him had lived and died, and
which had been sold over his head.
George w. Ford put bullet into his
brain and fell dead at the feet OF the
new owner, who had come to take pos
session.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
oils to cure. f.. w. Groves signature
an each box. 2lc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
Killed Her Children While Insane.

Monterey. Cgl, oct, 26.--Whilo TEN.
rorarily doraDEci Mrs. Louis Iverson
wife of a SaIua machnist. murdered
throc ot her children ut Pacific Grove,
at tho dictaiou. sh0 said latnr, of n
supreme power sine first stranglcd
her eldest daughter. Louisa, aged II
years. She then attempted the life Of
her eldest son. aged II. but the boy
broke away from her and tool, a train
Tor his homo in Salina. She then
stranglcd her son. Harold. aged 6. and,
securing an axe. strucl, him blow on
the head. Later in the evening she
killed hcr sovon-months-old baby |.
strangling,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
" ] ''

is the New and Better Breakfast
Food, SO different from all others
that it pleases everybody. Get u
package to-day at your grocers.
TEE GEHEsEE PURE FooD Co., LIZ Roy, n. Y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
Witnesses being Ees. 7hnCsss n. Nor
wood. OF Savannah ~ ~r~A n sAs
ssnate 30 years ago with Senator stew

art; Hon. Clark Howell and State
Treasurer +. E. Park. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. S. Bradley,
ex-senator Norwood acting as best
man. The bride and groom left for
Washington.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
CORNELL PROFESSOR DEAD
Prof. r. II. Thurston Dies Suddenly
From Heart Disease.

Ithaca. n. V. Oct 26.-Professor
Robert H. Thurston. director of the
Sibley college Of engineering, Cornell
University. died suddenly az his home
on the campus. He was sitting in his
library awaiting the arrival of for
mer President Andrew ID. White. Dean
Huffcut, of the college of law; Prof.
Hewett and others who were to be his
guests at dinner it being his Gath
birthday. He seemed to fall asleep
but when his wife made efforts to
rouse him she found him unconscious
and he was dead before physician
could he summoned. Heart disease
was the cause of death. He had been
in apparent good health and spirits
and had just returned from brisk
walk.
Dr Thurston was one Of the best
known members of the university fac
ulty and ranked very high in his pro
fcssion. He was born at Providence.
Il. l.. in 1899.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

Don't forget the Cd ,
n the fish on his back
For nearly thirty yel5
5 been travelling around,
o'ld, and is still trag5i
ringing health and co,I
"hercver he goes.
To the consumptir
brings the strength anl]
lc SO much needs. /
To all weak and n
.hildren he gives rich ]
.,rengthcning food. |
TO thin and pale pend
e gives new firm flesh !,
;Ch red blood.
Children who first say 4
d man with the fish are h
rown up and have child
. their own.
lie stands for Scots En-,
On of pure cod liver oil
.2lightful food and a nats,
mic for children, for old ID
I'd for all who need flesh d
rcngth.
O9-415 Pearl Street, NewVl
SOC. and 81 90. ali Jr,,c,I..1
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
DOMlE SPEAKS
OF LIFE SECRET
Says He is Not tn Son Of John Muir,
ray poWi2, Of Iowa.
0EN01TClS ALLEGED FATHER


Now iorN' oct 49, -- Ia a oro"'.
voice. with t'ars a'jN"".N- down III.
'a.' ANA his u'oN ."'."'- wan '"l'.
""n, John Alexander o""l' stood oa
''' PLATFORM IN M@'IS'n square "a'
zen u'.''' 'h audience "t i''"'V per
SONS an" ah"'"N'N' '-a' III Nyu'n d.
was not the son OF "o"n Murray
poW'e' OF Essen la'' Irom Whom ~
taxes MS la'ronNml'' nut 'ha' nus u"
ja'r was hiI'Sh army '"''r ol NJ.
iamiiE oN a SHotGh marriage u'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
SENATOR STEWART MARRIED
Aged Nevada Politician Welded TO
Mrs. NJ. \. Cone It Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, oct. "a United states
Senator William VI. Stewart of Ne.
vada. was married in a private parlor
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

List OF Grand Jurors draw f., Tie ID
Oyer and Termincr and and G,u.-s EI
very and Court Of Quarter Sc-- oa o. ~
OF Snydcr Comfy held as Octo0yr Ie1I
meneing Monday, Dec. II. 1913.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

of the Piedmont Hotel, of Atlanta, to
Mrs Mary Agnes Cone. widow Of the
late Theodore c. Cone. of Georgia,
and for several years past a resident
of Washirc,On.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05

mi. r.
tn, mar. who was not Identified
died It. a hospital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Mut6ilbe OIenq, Qebtere BON Der

.MutbiIbe OIeng, Qebtere BON Der
nglifabetb=Qoge Nr. g.. DIS G6renz
W2tt9lieoer nurbsn in Nnbetra6t ibrer
8erDienfte i'm Srben bduptfG6li9
bes @r1teren, @eorg Blum unD cyobn
8. 9appel ufgenommen. Sine Sim
laoung oes Paitors q. +. Sterqer,
I'm 13. September Der beutIfsn
9reieinigteitsz Stride Bel i6rer 65ziG6z
rigen 6eier ibres 8eIte6ens in Cor
pore einen 8efu6 a63uftatten, nurbe
Duntenb ungenommen unb beI9loFen,
fi6 10 3ablrei6, pie m0gIi6, gu be-
tbsiligen.
g 8erein."
Der n8altimorer 8apern : Ser
Elm" belt geTtarn feline regelmGz
Bige 8er1ammlung in Der r06ite
6aQ" an 8anfAStraBe nabe 8rouoz
nan. Yrdiioent Gouaro 6. 9iitel
fii6rte ben 8OriiB unO Sefretdr Reinz
barb 66par5 oas ProtofoG. 0as
9olfsfeIt : Gomite bra9te Die 8iuate
CUR @ertfeiIung. Die unpeisnoe St
fretGrin Der 9amenzS ettion berii6arz
ts, OaB Die 0umen ~Oou3Gblig erI6eiz
men nijroen. Sine @i%nluoun9 oss
n8a0enier 8erein8 bon Baltimore"
gu ieinem i'm rWeiteno : 9art" itattz
~fin0enben groBen 8olt5feit puroe nit
0dnt entgegengenommcn unO bef6Ioiz
Ten, oaB Ii6 Der gan3e 8erein in COR
pore an oieIem 6eIte betheiligen ioG.
8orge76Iagen puroen orei neue Gonz
oioaten uno uufgenommen Elm Mit=
dIieo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Slus Dem Snnern Warblano's nr0
DEN angrenWnbrn Staatcn.

Gin 9 dugling e~r6dn9t.
Sn 9arfer5burg bat ii4 Dds II
Monute ate S06ter6en bes 9rn. g.
6. Gmeri9 in ieiner Wie9e erhdngt.
9as 9ino bate cine Mtil9flai6e Dor
fi6, Die nit einem 9unbe I'm ben9al5
9erum befeftigt mar. IS muB Die
S6nur erfaBt baben. Denn ais bic
Mutter fpGter na9 benz 8inoe IaA,
lag es erItidt in feinem 8ett4en.
NprfpIt's 9onOel.
SIM leBten 6isfalia6re bat ii4 Der
@~rport6onoel BON Norfolt I'm cine
MiQion Dollars psrtb 0aaren berz
mehrt.
4ble6en.
en- Der y1G6e BON Petersburg,
WaibingtonzGountp lit Der 81 Sabre
alter 5armer 2efpi5 2e4ner an einem
6er5leioen gsitorben. Der 8eritorz
bene mar Elm treuer 0empfrat. QuBer
ieiner Wittpe 6interldBt er flint Oerz
3eirut6ete &inoer.
Sn 6ugerstopn itar6 i'm Otter BON
SO Sa6ren 9r. Clement %. Mapbefp.
0os Nrmeelager.
Die 8unpesregierun9 bot ods Inz
gebot, in 9arrett|G ountp Elm Qrmeez
lager ein3uri9ten, abgelebnt uno miro
bas Eager in SpmerIet>@ountp, ga,
erridten. 9as Eager tpirb neun W9eiz
len lang an Der GiIenbahn e~ntlang
lisgen. Der @ufeIman : 6luB miro
mitten burd bufel6e binbur6geben.
IN q 6len in Nnne
Mrunbel COUNT.
Die bemotratif6en 9rimGrna6len
in Dime Qrunoel : Gountp fpurben
am Samitag abge6alten; es purben
0eleguten gu Der am %. Suli 3uIamz
mentretenben gountp : Convention
srrpdblt. Na6 ben 8eri9ten qepann
Die WeQs 8unnon : 6attipn in alien
iieben 9iItriften uno tpiro DieIe Sat
tion nt6t nur bic Gpuntb : 9eamten
nominiren, fonbern AUDI bic Oeleqaz
ten our Stuats : Convention aufftelz
len. SIN f%inften 9iftrift getpunn
9eter 9otee, Der HeprGientdnt Der
Wels : 8annpn : Combination brei
aus ben flint pre5intten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
Safnb nn0 0aban.
Grle6niIs zines p~erlie6ten GAMBLERS
i'm Stuate 0eIp=Qort.

8o6eiter, 49,, 10. Suli, -
Die ate 8sIdidte pon Safo6 uno
2a6an BAT ii6 in 6ieIiger IaA6ar=
i6uft nieOer einmal abqeIpielt, a1er=
Din98 nit be0eutenOen 0ariationen
BON Der OriginoIz8eIhi6te 2oui5
@ituG, elm liebeOiirItenOer Ganuoier,
Derliebte iih bis ij6er Die O6ren in
6erman +. Gmri6's bilobi6I6e
SDhter unO perpflihtate iih oieIes
6riibid6r, duf Der gmri6Ihen 6arm
BEL 6anlin bis gum 6er6it umionit
gu urbeiten, lpenn inn Oa5 Ih0ne
6drmerSt0nterlein bic 6uno gum To-
g%enunnten emiQen 8unoe rei6e. GituG
orbeitete iebr flcjBiq uno erbitlt telnen
2O6n, b06itens Elm poar Gents, 0az
nit er Ii6 5ubuf taufsn fonnts. Qber
Dpn elmer e6alihan 8erbinoung IieB
peDer 4opa Gmri6, nod Iein Sod
terIein elm 0ort ~perldut2n. GitaQ
fam bic Sa6e nidt qon3 926euer pOr
rnD er bcthlOb, n3r1elben all zen
8runo gu gebsn. Do mohts er nun
am IeBten Sonntuq Die Gntoedung,
OoB Elm iunger g}ahbur5iobn SRI.
Gmri6 gu elmer Spa3ierfd6rt o%uffor=
berte, uro ais Die 9eioen BEL inn oor=
beffubren, 60rte er ibr fr0bljhe5 Sc
lG6tsr uno borte audi, DAB 8sioe ii6er
i'm i6le6te 0iBe riFen. Gito1 gin8
ieBt gu Dem alten @mri6 uno per-
lungte ieinsn 2obn. 2(6er Der 6arz
mer laAte i'm nur aus uno iaQtt,
penn er bic Qie676aft ettpas eifri9ar
betrie6en bate, bate i'm Der jun9e
Not6arsio6n BEL ieiner 3o6ter nitt
ausgefto6en. Die 66ulo liegt alio
gun5 auf ieiner Seite.
@itoQ bate 9enuq ge60rt un0 Der
flogte itrud5 Den 6armsr uuf 5000
ritItdnoigen 2obn. 2(uBeroem 6sa6z
6tigt er, cine &lu9e neQan 8rud Deg
G6speripre6en5 an6Gngjg 5u moden
unO ais 6er3en8pfIuiter Die Summe
Don $4,000 3u |perlunqen.
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9ofalbrridtr aus Maihiuatnn.

9eutf4es 8difen6aus. :
Srpb Der BON Observation-Disclosures
glaBreqen 6eglsiteten i~tarten Gepitter
bette f6 am Sonntag etrpa Die 9dlfte
Der Direttoren unO 93egdt:n Oe5
beutifen Waiienbuui25 in Dem Qns
italt8Qe6duoe auf Sob 6ope 6tu eirtz
gefuneen, uno 9rdiioent Smbof tonnz
te nm bic g%epo6nte 3eit, 3 ltbr RAD
mittags, bic regelmGBige Mondt5perz
fammlung er0ffnen. 0d5 Brototoa
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puroe bon benz SetretGr WiQtdm j.
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