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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24

SPRING WAS POISONED
Strychnine Had Been Used to
Kill Squirrels and Got Into
Water.

Coalville, June 23.-David Swanson. a
young man IS years old and a son Of
Elijah Swanson of this city, was pol
soned in a peculiar manner yesterday
morning He was working as a section
hand near Grass creek and drank out
Of a spring in a meadow near the rail-
road Shortly afterWard he complained
OF feeling sick; then he was seized with
commissions. The young man was at once
taken nome and DR.. French was sum
moned. The patient has been very sick
al day but this evening he is much i'm
proved and will doubtless recover. In
the field where the spring is located a
large quantity Of strychnine has been
used to kill the squirrels and it is sup
posed that a poisoned squirrel drank out
Of the spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Started Riot in Jail.

Alfred Astague, while crazy drunk, ran
amuck on North Twenty-fifth street last
night and afterwards wound up in the
city Jail where he instituted a small
sized riot amongst the other prisoners,
and officers had to be sent for to queI
the disturbance. Astague got in trouble
with a bystander on the street and was
arrested BY Officer Elang- He fought
Elang. throwing him down twice Fin
ed in bringing the man 10 the station
While in the corridor with other prison
ers, Astague kicked one Of them IN the
temple making an ugly wound he
fought like a demon until oVerpowered-
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Automobile Club Formed.
Especial to The Herald)

Ogden, June 23.-An automobile club has
been formed in this city, with the follow
ing officers:
O. j. Stillwell president; Archie Bige-
low, vice president; DIR. L. Y. Withee.
secretary DR.. +. W. Baker, treasurer:
John A Smith, assistant secretary L II.
Becraft, captain.
An executive committee consisting Of
John s. COrleW, J. W. IRE and Sam Shar-
mon was appointed.
Objects of the organization are. To
secure rational legislation; formation Of
the proper rules governing the use Of
the automobile; to protect the interests of
the autOmObilist against unjust discrim-
nation to encourage prudence and care
in the driving Of automobiles; to promote
the good road movement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
INTRODUCED PROFESSIONALS.
Englishmen Hire Cricket Players to
Beat PHILADELPHIA.

London J-ne 23.-The cricket match
between the visiting Philadelphiaus and
the MaryleDOne cricket eleven, which be-
gan at Lords grounds yesterday. was re-
sumed today with more favorable wealth
er- The action of the MarylebOne CLUB
IN introducing three professionals against
the Philadelphians Is considerably criti-
clsed. as the original arrangement con-
templated the participation of only gen
tlemen- members of the club. The visi-
tors had little better luck in their second
innings. having to face England's best
professional bOwiers-Mead Trott and
Hearne. The Philadelphians We're all out
for ninety-three runs in their second inn
ings.
At lunch time the home eleven had
scored twenty-eight- runs for three wick
cts down The Marylebone players won
by five Vvickets
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the Mexican and AIcGovern. Bishop
stated last evening that after having
a couple Of days rest he hoped to give
cut something that would interest the
local ring followers.
Herrera was met at the train by a
committee from the local lodge Of
Eagles and escorted around the city.
Yesterday afternoon he went down To
Calder's and was the chief attraction
about the park while he was there.
Herrera belongs TO the Eagles and
makes himself at home with members
Of the lodge wherever he happens to be.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
AUToMoBILIsTs MEET.
Discuss Plans For Organizing Club,
Meet Again Monday.

Several automobile owners interested in
the formation of an automobile club met
at the Commercial club rooms Monday
evening ana laid out the plans for the
FORMATION of an automobile club for this
eiJy- Copies OF the city ordinances of
Denver regulating the use of automobiles
on Denver streets and a COPY of the
constitution and bylaws Of the Colorado
Automobile club We're read and discussed
Dy those present 1t was agreed to frame
Up an ordinance on the lines of the one
used in Denver and submit il to the
city council here for adoption.
The club was not $ully organized but
another meeting for that purpose was
called to be held AT the office of H V.
CrON- 209 South West Temple street. next
Monday night Mr.. Crou said yesterday
mat All owners and prospective owners
of automobiles, and an persons inter-
ested in these machines. were invited TO
be present at this meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
GRANTS a NEW TRIAL.
Plaintiff Files Consent in Writing to
the Court
(Special I'd Nc Herald.)

Fillmore, June 3--Judge Marioneaux
opened a special term Of court here to-
day and granted a new trial in the case
OF Grace L. Leech against the OREGON
Short Line Railway company. At the last
term of court here the plaintiff sued
loss Of her husband, who was killed at
bennington The jury found the de-
PENDANT guilty and assessed the damage
at 5000.
In the case against Henry Bowen, who
about six months ago was convicted Of
killing "A horse IN the Beaver bottoms
belonging TO Duncan GillieS, a motion for
a new trial was overruled. The defend
ant was then sentenced to one year in
the peuitentiary and ninety days was
given defendant within which to prepare
an appeal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Champion WrestIer Here.

Max Wiley, who claims the weIter-
weight wrestling championship Of the
world and whose record backs up his
claim, was a visitor in Salt Lake yester-
day He stopped off here on his way
east to see If there was anything doing
In his line, and on learning that there was
no one here at his weight who could
make it interesting for him, he decided to
go on east He is now negotiating for a
Gazette champion, to come off sometime
next month.
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Tennis Championship Begins.

London. June 23.-The lawn tennis cham
piOnship games opened at Wimbledon to
day. The presence Of Clarence Hobart of
America and some continental PLAYERS
gave an international flavor to the meet
ing Hobart won his tie in the open sin
giles championship, defeating 7. S. Frank
lin BIZ three games to one
The scores We're 81. So, So, so
Franklin is not among the well known
players
In the second round G.. A. Cardia beat
Clarence Hobart, SIS, 60, 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
w. c. o. U. Lecturer.

Miss Louise HOLSTER Of Evanston. Ills,
national organizer for the W. c T. T.,
Iectured last night at the Carnegie Il
brary Her subject was The Develop
ment and Training of Children Miss
HOLSTER viii lecture again at the same
place each afternoon of this week Tor
women and girls, On Saturday night she
will address another mass meeting. On
Friday night she viii be given a recep-
ton to which the public is invited, at the
T1raebxyf arfar church
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS.
List of Those Who Stood the Test Be-
fore Examining Board.

Ephraim. June 2S.-The following list Of
teachers passed successfully the county
examination held in this city this month,
according 10 the findings of the exam
lining board, which has Just completed
It's lab0rS- There were fifty-SeVen appli-
cants. Fourteen passed, thirteen failed
and thirty were incomplete. The sue
cessful ones were:
Ephraim-James Rasmussen, Cordelia
Dams
Fairview-JOhn r. Anderson. Selma
Larsen. Sarah Christensen, c. 2. Olsen.
Ellis Day. ~. .. Christensen
Wales-N J. Rees A J. Rees
Manti-AIinerva McAliister
Mt Pleasant-Fannie Candland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24

PouEhkeepsie. n. Y, june 22-Thera
was another cold rain but, excepting, Cor
DelIs eight. it did not prevent the Drac-
tce OF the college crews Coach Court
ney says the Comedians are as ready TO
race now as they ever viii be- The same
may be said Of the Columbia and Penn
Evlvanla varsity Fights and both Of the
Wisconsin crews, but Columbia's nevIv-
boated freshmen, Pennsylvania fresh
Tnen. GeOrgetOWn's varsity and both of
The syracuse Fights viii be worked as
Ficuously I'D 10 the very last minute be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
YALE WINS COCK FIGHT.
Takes the Annual Chicken Scrap
From Harvard.

New London, Conn, June 23.-Yale and
Harvard oarsmen and their followers
have met in the woods back Of Gales
Ferry TO witness their annual cooking
main There were two fights, and Yale
won both to the great delight Of her
rowing men, especially the superstitfOus
ones, who believe il to be an omen of
victory in the two big races between the
eight-oared shells. An agent OF the S. p
G A. arrived few minutes too late to
interfere.
The birds brought to the pit By the
crimson men had siOUrneyed. all the way
from Boston. but the Victors were pur-
chased by the Yale freshmen from
farmer.
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Petition % nIeighan.

A petition is being circulated and signed
by business men and public Officers, ask
ing the president of the United States to
pardon Charles Meighan, former post
master of ogden, who is now serving a
term in state prison, having been convict
ed of embezzlement and sentenced for d
year and q day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24

Johnnie Fisher Nav Come.

Manager Schefskt announced last even
tng that he had just received a letter from
johnnie Fisher, the Chicago champion BIZ
cycle rider and one of the fastest men in
the east asking for terms to come to Salt
Lake and ride. Schefsl1i wired back that
he would give Fisher match race If he
would come out and IL is expected the
Chicago boy VIII accept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Jockey Wilson Is High-prioed.

Chicago. June 23.-JOckey /. Wilson has
been signed to ride for Sam Hildreth.
Hildreth purchased the boys contract
from ]. Burrows Of St. Louis today for
$1,000 In addition he viii pay the rider
a liberal salary Wilson never rode a
race until last December. Since then he
has had seventy winners He weighs
about eighty pounds.
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SCORE 10 TO 6.
Yale Loses Annual Commencement
Game to Harvard.

New Haven, Conn, June 2s.-Yale lost
the annual commencement game 10 Har-
ward today by the score of 10 to g. The
game was long drawn out and during
the first six innings the rain fell heavily.
In the covered stand 400 people were
crowded.
VI - Alll-l--sSs a Lei AeAlG ; ouD9LA
tute pitcher, was in the box and he was
pounded so hard that Yale's chances be
came hopeless In the last three innings,
with Bowman IN the box for Yale, Har-
ward did not make a run, and the game
dragged 10 a WearisOme length until il
was almost dark. Score:
r. II. Z.
Harvard $500 .-....-..--......... 10 9
Yale .---.......... ..-.............
Batterles-COburn and R. Herman; Pat
ten, Bowman and WinslOW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
La Crosse Match POSTPONED

Philadelphia. Pa. June Z3.-The Ia
crosse match scheduled for today be-
tween Overwhelmingly and Swarth-
moore college, on the grounds of the Ger
mantown Cricket club, was postponed un-
til tomorrow on account of wet grounds
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Britt Not Satisfied.

Victoria. 3. c.. June 23-Jimmy Britt
lightweight champion OF the coast, and
his brother and manager. VIII Britt left
for san Francisco tonight to arrange. a
second match with Jack O'Keefe, who
fought a draw with him in Butte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Hard Luck.


Mrs O'Riley-Th' top aV tn mornin' TO
yez, Mrs. McNUtty- An how IS yer Outd
man this fOin mOrnin
Mrs. McNutty-Shure, an its terrible
bad he do be. Mrs O'RiIey. SOrra q bite
can he ate excipt phWat he drinks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Real Unkind.
tChieago News)

Wife, wonder WHY the birds never
come around any more? I used to feed
them bits OF my sponge cake on the win
COW sill.
Husband-That accounts for it They
are either dead or disabled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
HoRTIcUITURIsTs oReANIzE.
Elect Officers and Decide to Make
Warfare on Infested Orchards.

Richfield. June 23.-The new BOARD OF
horticulture met here yesterday and or
gained by elecung T. @. Humphrey OF
Saiina president, W. r. Asimus of Rich
field secretary and .. F. Washblrn OF
Monroe county inspector. The board pro
poses 20 inaugurate a vigorous campaign
against infested orchards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
NATIONAL LFAGUF

Boston, June 23.-St Louis won an
eieFen-lnnlng game from the home team
souay, TO o. Hits We're punched in the
eleventh when poor playing BY Tenney
also contributed toward his teams de-
Feat Attendance, S,T09. Score
G. r. II. T.
'st.'- 800 -------.-----.---O &
larkey and Moran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
ATTACKED YOUNG GIRL.
Marriott Woman Assailed by Masked
Man.

MARRIOTT woman ASSa1led Dy masked
Man.
An awful story has been reported to the
sheriff from Marriott, a settlement about
five miles out from Ogden The victim is
a young woman, who is a recent gradu-
ate from the county schools and a mem
Der of one of the best known families IN
the county. The girl is 19 years of age
and a. cripple Last Saturday she went
out ia the field to milk a COW. Toward
dusk she returned TO drive the COW in
from the pasture, and while passing a
clump of willows she was suddenly seized
and pulled in amongst the brush by a
man wearing a black mask, who evident
" had been lying in wait for her
Her cries were Stifled by the hands OF
her assailant. Although she made a des-
perate resistance the girl was overpow-
cred After his departure the girl made
her way back through the darkness TO
her home
The parents reported the affair TO Sher-
if Bailey and that official has been en-
deavOring to locate the fiend- The young
woman is Frustrated at her home and is
nearly frantic with grief over her wrongs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
PhiladeIphia Tennis Came Postnoned

Philadelphia, June 2S.-The opening OF
the lawn tennis championship of the
United States in the wOmen's singles
doubles and mixed doubles, which was to
have taken place today on the grounds
Of the. Philadelphia Cricket club, was
postponed until tomorrow on account Of
rain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
Lord Derby-Maior DeImar Race OF.

New York, June 23.-The $4,000 match
race between Lord Berby. 2.05zz and Ma
jOr Delmar. 2:055A. which was TO have
been brought off at the Empire City track
July 4, has been declared off. Lord Derby
has gone lame in his training at Hart
ford, Conn, but is expected TO recover in
a short time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
FACTS FOE TEE FANS

Homer Flake arrived at Ogden yester-
cay IRON Caldwell. accompanied by Mrs
Plake- Plake is all ready to get into the
game with his Old-time associates, the
Lobsters.'
Arrangements have been completed az
Ephraim for game between the Red
stockings OF Ephraim and the Cleaveland
commission company'S team of this city
Tor a game on July 4. Word from FDh-
rain says the contest viii be one of the
banner events in baseball this year
The Sunnyside team defeated the Salt
Lake Eagles team at Callers yesterday
by a score of to l. The local lodge Of
Eagles offered mounted eagle as a
prize Tor the game In the athletic events
rat Schuler won the fat mans race He
came in winner by several lengths and as
he crossed the tape Fat had strength
enougn 70 say: II you can't be the bell
Its disadvantages have already been
proved said Ban Johnson. speaking of
the 1oul strike rule and it has NOT
turned out what the trainers expected il
10 On the contrary. il is a direct reversal
OF the original plan. At the conference
II was argued that the pitchers are in
creasing too much in effectiveness. and
The only way 10 improve the batting av-
erages was 20 adopt the foul strike rule.
" e nave already seen that the pitcher
mas the best OF II, and that the rule aids
him IN moving down the batsmen If he
serves Up two balls and the batter tips
them without their being caught or
knock II mile, ii is a strike against him.
We must agree on some plan whereby the
batters can increase their averages and
I VIII make hard fight TO accomplish
his next season -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
PITTsBURG PHIL QUEERED.

cause their coaches feel there is still
room for Improvement in form and speed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
AMERICAN IFAGnE

At ChicaEo-Chicago. z: Washington. 2
AT Detroit-Detroit, 0; Boston, /.
a. St Louis-St Louis. 6: PhnadeI
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

II LN-ULIIl llDiIlla, : los AngeTee 81
At Seattle-Seattle, ?; san Francisco. 4
At HeIena-Helena. 3, spokane
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At saeramentO-sacramentO. Z; Sc
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At Los AAngeles-Los Angeles, 4; San
Francisco. 9.
At Oakland-OakIand. 6; Portland !
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0eOrse 5. SaHssoale. /

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Gonntag Na6mittag in ieiner WOb=
nun9 i'm glaherne 8ebduoe 8eor9e s.
2anssoale. Elm beruOrrasenoer 8iirgsr
Der Staot 9eifDrben. Sm Siirger=
trisge Or9aniiirte er i'm Sabre 1862
@Ompa9nie 8 oes 3. Snoiana @aOals
erie=&e9iments, wel6es ii6 nament-
lid bel Der 8erfOlgung Deg 8eneral
WOr9an, als oerielbe nit ieinen @on=
f6oerirten ben beriibmten 3ug bon
8arostopn, &4. na9 2atensoille, 8.
ausfiibrte. aus3ei9nete.
Ser 8erbli9ene mar 10 gu iaeen Der
Batter bes Embellishments; be-
reits i'm Sabre 1872 asitirte er fiir Die
@rri1tune zines iol9en. aber erft 1887
creirte Die Se9islatur cine @ommiifOn
fir oas Sentmal unb ieBte cine Setpil-
li9ung Gus. 8Ouberneur 8raD er=
nannte ibn gum Prdfoenten Der @Om.
milton, tpel9e SteGuna er Sebn Sabre
inne bate. @r mar Sabre lang @bef=
Sudbalter i'm bieiisen Yofamte,
reidte aber oor smei Monaten aus @es
Iunobeitsrhtii9ten feline &eii9nation
elm.
Srei Ginoer iiberleben i'm: Warp
&. 2anesbals, cine betannte 2sbrerin
an ben bieiiseu 6ffentliden S9ulen;
Wm. 8. Ganesoale bon Serre Saute
uno @sor9e s. 2angsoale BON bier.
Seine dltelte Sodter &ate, tpsldbe nit
Dem Sunoesienator Nlbert s. Seperio9s
perbsiratbet mar, tarb Dor brei Sabrsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-28
Cine iiIi,=GOmpasnie aufsslOit

Nuf Specinl=Orbre bonn General
Nbjutnnten SObn @aro 1T @ompasnie
K, 2. 8seimsnt Der Snoiana &atio-
nalgaroe, tpelde in 9anbille fationirt
mar, aufselOf wOroen. gto9 bis DOr
tpenigen MOnaten mar lie Die ftdrfite
Wili;=@ompa9nie I'M Staate. Sieielbe
febte fi6 meiifens aus arbeitern suiam=
men, uelde oariiber uneebalten tparen.
oaB fie fir ibre Sbeilnabme on bem
geordbnife oes 8snsrals Softer, fir
Die spei Sa9e, uel9e fie wdbreno oes
gpanspiller Aufrubrs in Der Waffen=
bale subringen muBten uno FIR Die IN
Wef pOint, Gp., 3ugebradte 3eit niat
besa6lt uuroeu. 4us oieiem 8runoe
6ielten fie bor einiser 3eit cine Snois=
=8eriammlung ab, in uel4er
bef6loHen puroe, aus bem Sienit aus-
sutreten. Der @eneral Ioiutant III
nit Ieiner Orbre ibnen 3upcrsetommen.
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9as Sisel= =9enfmal tn ct. Sonis.

Sn ter Iebten Sibuns oss Sirecto=
RUINS bes Sigel= =Ssntmal: :gereins in
ct. 2ouis beri4tete @ongreBmann
8nrtbolbt tiber ben 0erlauf Der BON
ibm nit 8eneral Garl S6urs sefibr=
ten llnterbanbluneen betreffs bes 3u-
iammenwirfens Der Sem gorter Sioelr
Sentmal=9l hociation nit benz biefiaen
Sigsl= Otntmal=gerein. @r tbeilte nit,
oaB @eneral 2arl S9urs fib bereit er=
tlart babe, beri6ieoene 8ilobauer nm
unterbreitung bon @ntmhrfen uno &O=
itenani6ld9en su eriu6en. Na4 ben
se9enieitigen pldnen iOQ oas ct. 2Oui=
Ier Senfmal eenau nad Dem Wuiter
oes Sem 9Orter Sisel=Wonumsnts an-
9ele9t iueroen, in uel6em Sale ii6 Die
9erifeIunsstOffen nieoriaer tsaen
tpiiroen.
Sas Sentmal wiro aus elmer Reiter=
Statue in 13-9ebenssroBe auf impo-
iantem poitamente bsitebsn. Die &ei-
ter, Statue miro III SUB bod isin.
Die 6ra9s, oh bas iiber Der grbe be-
finoli4e poitament, auf wel9em Die
Statue rubt. aus @ranit ooer 8soforb=
Sanoftein beiteben ioq, wuroe einee=
bsno beipro6sn; bic Webr3abl mar fin
lebteres Waterial.
Oas Sirectorium bat our 3eit $1,000
on Sano.
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Sm 9nisl berumslift.

9ln @sOrsia uno Sbelbp StraBe
muroe eefern Mbeno eesen 6 ubr bon
ben &aolerpolisiten Elm ii6 @bas.
Siiber nenrenber alter Wann betrun=
fen auf Dem Ssitentpe9e liegeno aufge=
funben uno per patrol our Station ge=
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6iiBen unb Sdnoen grdBli9 pertriip=
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getra9en nerben. uno oa er9ub es iid,
oaB er bel bem Stur3e auf oem Seiten=
tuese einen ooppelten Nrmbru4 erlitten
bate. pOli3ei=Qr3t Sr. Wriebt oro.
nete oesbalb feline ueberfiibrnng in's
ftdot. Sospital an.
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Nmtter uuo Sobn idmer ber=
brannt.
Guiresenbe Scene in sinem S1uie an Der u
Noble Strabe.

6rau gmma ytpe, cine 8reilin bon
68 Sabren, liest CUR 3eit in ibrer
2Bobnune 23l q. Hoble Str. on 10
I9peren 8ranopunoen oarnieoer, oab
nur menig glusfdt pOrbanoen 1T, oab
iie nit oem 9eben oabon tommen miro.
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fianoen, um i'm Ofen beg WobnSim=
mers Elm 6euer an5u5iinnen. um oas
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mar fie 10 unperniinftis PETROLEUM bin=
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