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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
Nh. cLEvELAND's WISE CHOICE.

Mr.. Cleveland has chosen the bet.
ter part, In taking himself definite.
III out Of the list of presidential posi-
bilities. the New York Post well says,
be renonnced no honor which he has
not already had In fill measure, but
confirms himself In the admiration Of
his conntrymen. while insuring IN oil
age enriched by dignifed leisure and
troops OF loving friends, instead Of be-
ing embittered by strife and trouble.
Golden wrote, apropos Of Lord Pal
merston, that "all men of the age 81
~ with unsatisfed ambitions are des
%peradoes," The saying IL true OF
some men at other a~ges--say. As. BIT
Mr.. Cleveland has shown that his am
billions are satisfied. Not even the
extraordinary turning TO him at this
time OF the hearts and hopes Of thou.
sands among the best In the land can
move him 10 risk heath and happiness
In political turmoil, 1he third term
tradition he does not mention, but IN,
doubleday respects. though In strict
form II would not be operative against
him. Old cnmities would be, however
though he could doubtless have ridden
them down as many times before,
hut, as we say. his decision II 4 wise
one. Tho vIIilhca.i,ps of d few years
ago have given place to praise, his
party III returning % his feet; his
counsels are sought with all Of the
old confidence. What better ornament
OF HIS declining years could he hone
10 hayeg
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE.

The albuquerque Morning Journal,
the Santa Fe New Mexican, and the
Las Vegas Optic. three dailies, either
Of which would be a credit to any com
munity In the United States, are max
Ing II warn for the b0odlers Of Berna-
lillo county. In fact, those papers are
doing much TO rouse public sentiment
to action against boodling wherever
1t may exist Iii the territory. Though
the Bernalillo county offenders against
law, morality and common decency
were AT first Indifferent as to what
opinion the public might entertain Of
their conduct, there Is now abundant
evidence that they are beginning to
realize that to steal public funds IL
really not considered a respectable
thing 10 do. and the consequences may
be serious. IT Is hard to conceive Of
a more valuable public service than
that which the journals referred to
are now rendering soeorro Chief.
tain.
The Morning Journal highly appre-
ciatcs the compliment paid to It In the
foregoing paragraph by the Chieftain,
and has no doubt that the other pa.
pers mentioned regard the matter III
a like spirit. but at the same time we
must protest that our neighbor Of SO.
zorro is altogether too modest. The
credit for the present awakening OF
subtle sentiment and the public con
science, throughout New Mexico, Is
not by any means to be m~onopolizei
by the daily press. While II is true
that the three daily papers mentioned
are striving TO do their duty withou,
fear OF favor, II Is also true that Their
efforts would have been comparative
ly fruitless had they not been SC
promptly and effectively seconded By
the able and fearless weekly press q
the territory.-Morning Journal.
That's all so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

Cuban state bonds. guaranteed by the
United States. In support Of his
luton Senator Newlands described
the benefits Cuba would derive from
free trade with this country and from
her bonds, which are now hard to dis
pose of. guaranteed by the United
States. President Palma vas inter-
viewed on the subject, and while he
paid a compliment 10 President Roose-
welt for his earnest support Of the
reciprocity treaty and to the Ameri-
can people as a whole for their gen
erosity toward the island republic, he
said that Cuba was getting on very
well as she was, and did not desire
annexation TO this country. Although
the Spanish residents and many OF the
business men Of the island favor a
union with the United States there is
a national feeling in Cuba, which
cherishes independence and there is
no doubt that President Palma has
expressed the popular view on the
subject.
The republican senators opposed
Mr.. Newland's resolution chiefly on
the ground that IL would expose this
country to the charge OF bad faith In
dealing with the island. They argued
that an invitation In such d case would
appear In the light Of a command and
would rouse the suspicious Of the
Cnbans. Senators Hale. o. II. Platt,
and Lodge spoke against the resolu-
tion, and It was evident that there
was a concerted effort on the part OF
the republicans to oppose 1t. 1t Is be-
lieyed that their real purpose vas to
reassnre the South American coun'
tries. at the present critical moment,
that the United States had no inten-
tion OF getting possession Of Latin.
America territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
n. nunau.varIlla: engineer a

N. nunau-varilla. Engineer and
Diplomat" Is the subject Of . we'll
informed sketch In the December Re.
view OF Reviews, Everybody is curl
ous about the personality Of this re-
markabIe man, who represents the
newest Of republics at Washington.
and the Review Of Reviews article tells
= great deal about HIS carccr that the
newspapers have failed To dIsclose.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
An INTERESTING DEBATE.

One OF the most interesting debates
II the senate during the extra session
of congress IA d joint resolution Of
fersd by Senator Newlands of Ne
vada. a democrat, inviting Cuba 10
join the American union as a state,
and providing further that Porto Rico
be annexed 10 the state Of Cuba as a
county, that the president and vice.
president Of the republic become the
nrs, governor aud lieutenant governor
~ The state. and that the present
Cuban loan be raised by an issue Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

people and representing the people. to
do even-hanied justice, shielding the
innocent. but declining to be misled
byany plea Into RETAINING from pun
ishment Of the guilty.
Under our system all power comes
from the people, and all punishment
rests ultimately with the people. The
federation 81 the wrong, not the ex-
posure Of the wrong, Il the real Of.
fense.r
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else specially appropriate TO the boy.
The boys natural affinity for

The boys natural affinity for
sSchooners, Islands and maroons,
And buccaneers and buried gold"
will probably have drawn him 10 ac-
qu%aintanee with Treasure Island"
without any particular introduction
further than the verdict Of some other
small boy.
The first time that the boy comes
TO the study Of the Civil War and its
dramatic close at A~ppomattox Court
House, his heart will be warm with en-
thusiasm for Grant and with sympathy
for Lee. Then Is the time to tell the
boy what his friend. the author Of
Treasure Island has said about the
one sentence that Grant added with
his own pen 10 the articles Of capitnla.
ton before he signed them, and how
In that one sentence. All officers to
retain their side arms" the silent
Man wrote himself down to the world
as a great gentleman. II not a fine one.
The chances are good that, under
such circumstances. the boy will read
the essay;; but whether he reads II o.
not, he has had the opportunity, which
Is ON point In question-From Some
Things q Boy Of Seventeen Should
Have Had an Opportunity to Read
by II. L. Elmendorf. In the American
Monthly Review Of Reviews for De
cember.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
After carrying ! woman down I Ia,

After carrying 4 woman down a lad.
der from q burning building, a gal
liant fireman OF Washington returned
10 the room and rescued her bowl OF
gold fish. He succeeded in taking It
down the ladder without spiilIng the
water or allowing the frightened ash
to Jump out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
LAY IL AWAY reNpERLx.

Public sentiment is dead In Las
Vegas 80 far A. the enforcement OF
the Sunday Law goes. This Is the
conclusion which must be drawn from
the failure OF the grand jury to ma
indictments against the habitual ylo-
Iators OF this law.
Lack OF evidence can not be cited
as an excuse. ~ every man, woman
and child In Las Vegas knows that
numerous plccs Of business have
been opened on Sunday for some
months past. The Optic deplores tho
lack Of interest in this matter which
the community has manifested and
which has been reflected III the fall
ure Of the grand jury To 10 their
sworn duty.
Those who would ny Nj II yoca.
lions. hereafter. ruyen dayt OF the
week In direct violation Of The stat
utes, may DO 50. uumolos,ed. The
man who fails 20 take advantage of
the opportunity is likely 10 be left be.
hind In the struggle for lucrc Let
us carry the thing 20 It's logical OUT.
come and have every store. and every
place, Of business running full blast
Let Us mock the lpv 81 God ana the
Law OF man.
The fart II that justice hrs miscsf.
ried 10 San Miguel county. A law
thai is on our statutes and that is TO.
day being enforced throughout the
greater portion az the territory. IL 10
be ignored here. We are law break.
ers and what IL worse. va don't care.
BY all means let us not keep this
Law longer on our statutes that we
may exhibit II on occasion as an eyi,
dence OF the moral status Of our com.
monweaIth. but let II be repealed that
u may mot stand as a witness against
our respect for law.
The real responsibility Is placed
where II belongs In the following ex.
tract from the recent, utteranoc 81
President Roosevelt:
Those In the public service whose
duty II r.. must ever be yigilagt In the
detection Of w~rongdoing. fearless in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

Senator Hanna is too wise q nan
70 run counter 10 a cyclone. and the
Roosevelt boom is a cyclone ana i
tornado combined" This statement
was made by Senator Plat Of New
York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

Twenty.three per cent of the popula.
ton Of New York City 20 to church
On Sunday, II the weather Is good.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
piano 10 Hiqhest Bidder.

Tho piano belonging to the Rath-
hone sisters viii be sold for cash to
the highest bidder. Sealed bids should
be mailed before II, noon. Dec. 18th.
to Mrs. NJ r. Williams. NJ. of II. G..
ZIG Eighth st., Las Vegas, N. M 1911
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

The largest line of pocket knives In
the city. all warranted. and right hand
ed Thompson Hardware co. l2.s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

Ths school teachers union will
make strikes popular 9th the rising
generation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

+. l. oswald pays ash and good
prices for second and goods. 1910
National venue Colorado Phone
i76. s1O-iOs
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Choicest home-fstened beef and
mutton are sold BY Turner, Sixth
street. 1i.20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

A square piano for sale at a bar
gain on easy payments. The Column
bine Music Co. lis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

II Is now impossible TO tell whether
q miniature Ratchet Is q souvenir Of
Carrie Nation or George Washington.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

Behring's men are experts In setting
up stoves. lib
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

A slightly used quarter sawed oak
upright piano for s27s Columbine
Music 90. 1e.f6
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

People say they didn't know such
prime fat beef a. Turner sells could
be produced in New Mexico. 1918
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UAA optic will mon. anuor ANY csfcun :
esAAoNA b. Responsible tOr The return or 10
~ keeping X any reircttd Manuscript, 10
ssce4etua ". o. msde 70 this rule. With ~
xssft0 other letters or enclosures. Nor vii
Ne editor enter into correspondence concsrn-
tag rejected manuscript
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply $40 Main street. ii.1i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. ]. 1908.

Panama will be rich but not indie
pendent.
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The Misses o'erIen Remodel HaI

in best style. Low prices on new
millinery Complete tailor system Of
dress fitting used and taught Bridge
street. Ill
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-03

q Ms 81 msasures oaaAsu ~us s4e -
rsssst session. A. usual. the govern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-12

PrO6lem5 bringen piroe. SeoenfaGs
lei es bic Pflidt Oes ii6rigen @uro>
pas, iie gu unteritiiBen, 10 lange iie
uneigenniiBig auf Die 8srbeFerung
Der Gage Der maceOoniiden 8ep0lfez
rung 5intpirtten.
M d te untsrfGBen & Ii s.
lamb unb 0eitrei6.
81 0 m, II. 2luguit. - @s perlautet
bier, oaB unter Den U}G6ten Elm W1eis
nungsau5tauI6 6e3igIi6 Der Sitlu~
tiOn in Moceoonien ItattgeFunoen bat
uno baB Die W}G8te augenI6einli9
bei4lOfen 6aben, 0eItrei6 uno 8ubz
LAMB in ibren 8emii6ungen 3ur 0ie=
oerberfRqung oe8 SErieoens gu unterz
itiiBen. 2n 8eri6ten, Die bier friiber
BON italieniI9en 8pniuln i'm 8dltdn
einliefen, tpuroe Die ieBigeGrneuerung
Der SynIurrettiOn prop6e3eit, unO bic
8oniuln eraateten iie fait ausi4lieBz
lid ais oas 0erf ppn Boris Suras
fop, lpG6reno 3ugIei6 betort puroe,
oaB Die bulgarii6e Grma6nung BON
Seiten RuBlano's corrett gebaIteH
mar.
Sn 8erlin perIGBt man
lid uuf RuBlonb.
Berlin, II. 2tuguit. - Sn bieiis
gen amtli6en 8reiIen miro ertIdrt,
ooB bic @rmoroung oeS ruiIiIten
RpnIuls Roittop5ti in W}onaitir unz
3peifel6aft cine 6o6ernIte Gage ges
16affen babe. U}an 6offt inoeFer,
oaB 3uBlano Die 2lngelegenbeit nit
oeriel6en 0}dBiguns be6anOeln tpirb,
pie ieiner3eit bic Grmoroung Oes
8onIuls StI6er6ina in Mitro0iBd,
uno ii6 ni6t gu 6sinoIeligteiten 9es
gen bic 5iirfei aufrei3en IdBt.
Die n&0Inii6e 3eitung" legt 8uB=
Lamb na6e, cine europGiIfe Gonferen8
CUR enogilti0en 3aqehrg Der 9erz
66ItniTe auf Dem 8dIfun 81 beruFeN.
Dd5 bic Gage inSer6ien anbeldngt,
10 miro iie tGqlih unbaltbarer un0
bat iia Oerort 3ugeipiBt, ouB iia bic
@eri6m0rer pom II. Suni unO bic
anoeren Offi3iere geQenieitig nit stz
nem MaTatre beOro6en. 80nig Peter
lit elm Spielbau 6eioer 9urteien.
Rur3e Rd6eIbepei d. en-.
- Die 6euersbrunIt in 5rouDilIe,
9runfrej6, pel6e bic oortigen 8urs
9lnlu0en in 9lI6e legte, bat einen
S6uoen pon 3mei W}iuionsn 5runcs
anoeri6tet. Die 20I6mdnni6aften
tonnten lpegen 8oFermon9eI5 ni4ts
ausri6ten.
- 0u8 britii6e 6errenbau8 bat
geitern Die irii2e 2onObiu in orttter
QeIunq enogijItig ongenommen.
- 9rin3e7iin Roo5ipiQ, 5o6ter
oes 07trei6ii6en @rofen DpmstL
nelhe in oer &aptolonie 5pet Sabre
DeQen TGlI6ung Oes Iumens bes
Derftorbtncn Gecil 86oOeS i'm gefGngz
nib 3u6radte, lit aus Der 0aft entluis
fen iDoroen unO na4 Gngluno abges
reif
- Nus aisff, RuBlanO, nerben
TAFT tG8li6 neue Strite=llnruben ges
meloct. Gonfljtts 3niIten SOlOuten
unO 2lr6aitern iinD an Der 3ogesorOzy
nung. Der Preis oes 8roOes 1T INT
$50 Qro3ent geItiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-12
,3nr Ratladmuua ~ rmpfehlen.

96itabeIp 6iu, II. 4uguit.-
Die 9oIi3ei per6aftete beute g}a6mitz
tag pier 6ieIige 9eiddftsIeute pegen
l1ebertretung oe5 8eIeBes, peI6e5 ben
@ertauf BON 6euernaffen an W}inOerz
iG6rige osrbietet. Die @erbaftungen
paren Die 5ol9e elmer llnteriu4ung
ii6er ben Sob pon bier 8inOern, Die
am Starrtrampf in 5oIge bon Ser
leBungen, bic tie ii6 Our6 oas 2tbfeuz
ern bon 9iitoIen 3u3ogen, itarben. Die
Qrrei itanten iino @eorg 3orn (Don
3orn C Go.), 8eni. @ripps, Sus. 3.
@rap unO SiiOor 6irId. @iele abnz
li6e 3ooeSfGqs iinb ieit Dem 4. Suli
eingetreten, unO 0iitriftsanlpalt 8eu
ia9 ii6 gum Gini6reiten peranlaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-12
Bat i'm sirer Der bort 6urrenoen PlIz
ger fIshentIid, ii4 gu idOnen.
% 7T -, 30 = n NJ n n

PAT tln Stner Der ODIl DuIISUutH SIt~
ger fIs6entIi6, Ii4 gu iaonen.
8effer am u a d mtttd8.
O6glei6 fi6 Der gapit 6eute glods
mittag Disl beFer befinoet, bdlt eS Or.
Qupponi, pelfer i6m nod etnen BE
iu6 ubituttete, fir ratbIam, oaB er
porlGuFig Iein 3immer biitet, uno
ni6t, pie er piinIht, in Die 9atitanz
@Grten ge6t. Der 2tr3t beItebt audi
oarauf, oaB ale 2tuoien3en big duf
Weiteres IuSpenbirt perOen. Ph1s lit
i'm Qlqgemsinen gefiigiger ais ielH
8orgGnger, IteB es it6 ieOo4 nt4t
ne6men, etli9e Iaufenoe @eihdfte gu
erleoigen. 90 }. 9. ernannte er 4lz
6erto Sill, ben Sobn oe8 2lufieRers
Der pdpitIidsn @tontnedte, 81 ieinem
2ei6oiener - Der ndmli4en Stelle,
fpelde 8io Gentrd unter 2eo benz
9rei3ebnten 6etlsibete.
Or. 0upen5ia ia9te 6eute iiber ben
Obnma6t5anfal: nDenn unIer Piu5
ni6t unterge6en ioG, 10 mii1en Die
8utitdn6eb6roen ibr Spitem perGn@
bern. Sic miif7en 9iu5 ni6t 5pinS
Qen, bic 8erpobn6eiten 2eo'8 81 befolz
gen. Der gegenfpdrtige 9upit 6ruu6t
piel frii6e Quft uno Iollte ni4t in Ell
nen nit perDorbener 2uft gefiillten
8Gfig eingeiperrt lperoen."
6eute 2lbeno begab ii6 Der Bdplt
frii63eitig 3ur 3ube. Seine 6reunOe
ertIGren, er babe ii6 felt ieiner Grz
pG6Iung iebr gu ieinem Ru6tbeil per-
Gnoert uno ie6e piele Sabre dlter auS.
Seine S9peitern in @eneoig iinb in
6olge Der beutigen 9orgGnge in gro~
Der 8eIorgniB uno buben 6ei6lofen,
bierber gu tommen, Inn ben 8ruber gu
Oerpflegen.
Beter5pfenntge aus Gin
ctnnuti.
Rom, IL 2(ugu1t. - Der 9opit
gepG6rte geitern W}ittag einem Ser
tretsr Der @r3oi03eie Cincinnati mel
der ibm ben pom @r5bii6of GIOer
geIommsIten 4eterspfennig iiberbru6z
te, 2(uoien3. Sm 9}amen Der tatboIi=
7den 8eiitlidteit bon 2(merita fprad
Der 8eIu6er Dem 9apIt gegenii6er ben
DunId aus, baB iie fortan ni6t mebr
Don Der Congregation Der 8rppagun=
ou regiert unO Dem Pupit brett un=
terItellt peroe, neil bic 8ereinigten
5taaten, Die teine Staatsreli8ion bo=
ben ni6t nit GngIano, oas offi3ie1
proteituntiIh lit, tluIiifi3irt perOer
ioQten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-12
3 8tncen5o 0 9 8unnutellt
Stuutsfefretdr. r.

QpnDon, II. 2luguIt. Der
yGat6olic 6erolo" ma6t betannt, ooB
RuroinaI 8incen8o 8annuteQi Der
StaotsietretGr oes pGpitIi6en Stub
les peroen nirO.
8ettere Mitt6eiIun9en
be5 motebonji6en 6 D.
mites.
Sofiu, II. 2(uq. - 0us mace
Doniide repolutionGre Gomite Dertiin=
bet, buB Der 2lufItuno i'm 8iluDet us
tub am leBten Sonntug unD i'm 8ilaz
pet 2orianopel am W}ontog au8bra6.
Der telegrdpbiI6e 8ertebr lit unterz
6ro6en. 2lOriunopeI biIbet ben Z. 9iez
0olutions 9iitritt, nit Dem G6ef
8biroiifoff unD ben GdpitGnen Sfoz
nomoff uno Maoiaroff i'm Gommanz
Do. 9os Gomite beItreitet bic aug tiirz
fiinen QueIen tommenoen 8erthte
iiber 8reuelt6aten Der 0}aCeoonier
unO ertIGrt oieIel6en fir tiirfiIhe
2ii9en. g5 nirO borgeidlagen, eine
0ffentlide 9erIdmmlung bier i'm Snz
terefIe oe5 2lufitanoes 3u psranItaIten
uno @elobeitrGge 81 IammeIn.
g3onte e6rt borIGufig
nidtno6 @ Sofia 3urId.
@o fla, 8uIgorien, Il. 2luguIt.-
Der 9remier unb Der U}iniiter bes
Synnern buben ii6 na8 0ubniBd be-
geben, um bic buIgariI6en WiIitGrz
poiten an Der macebonii6en 8ren3e
gu tnipi3iren. W}un betrd6tet oies
aI8 peiteren 8epeiS fir bic 2tbii4t
Der !Regierung, ben 5rieben gu bepo6z
rem uno ben llebergang 6ulgdriiher
SnTurgentenf6uaren iber bic 8ren3e
na6 MucebOnien gu per6iiten.
0ie es jeBt beiBt, niro Shirt Ser
binuno ni6t bis na6 ieinem 0az
menstage, am Is. Qluguit. na6 Sofiu
3uriidteBren, bu er gu 5eigen pin16t,
buB er ni6t fir bic gegenpGrttqe
Sd6lage in W}aceOOnien perantportz
Ii4 ift.
Die Sniur9enten baben cine feds
gig gUOs lange Bride na6 8ieoqne>
II, an Der SuIonidizusfu6z8a6n, in
bic 2uft geipren9t.
Der 8on5ulmor0 3u N D.
L
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sir galnfatalfrupbe ,n anranO.

0uranO, 0}i6., II. 2luguit. -
Die @eI6Gfte in bieiigem Orte paren
6eute auf Oauer elmer Stunoe eingez
iteGt, tpG6reno 5ebn Opfer Der am
IeBten 5reituge bier Our6 cine @ouiz
iion 3niI6en 3pei 2tbt6eilungen Oe5
Waudce'ihen Girtus3uges perurid6z
ten &atuitropbe beeroigt purOen. Die
2eiden bieIer Opfer paren nidt poii>
tip tDentifi3irt unO ni6t BON Qnge60z
riqen reflamirt porbsn.
5rant Siuep aus 8iiing Sun,
Sno., erlag 6eute in Detroit ben 8erz
leBungen, peIae er Our4 Die GolIiiion
erlitt. 0urd ieinen Sob iteigt Die
3a6I Der Spfer auf 25.
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MarblGnoer S9ule fir ganbe.

3rr Sc Rurius btsinEt am Is. 5tSt tmSsr.
onFefiioustois e d 4uls fir 8aubHumm.
uuo eoltt, pertn gtb6r fir Sn gsiu4 btr 6ffsnts
Iibtr Sbutu su manaelbuft III. untsrri&t i'm
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