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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
FIND WASGREWSOME
Young Man Arrested With Dead
Infant i'm a Bundle

A well dressed young man, giving his
name as Chester Clark. of Minneapolis,
arrested by Patrolman Zimmerman, of
the Ducas street station. yesterday morn
ing at 1870 o'clock, on a charge of va
grancy, was found to have in his posses
sion the bodX--of an infant which the po-
lice say he was about to throw into the
river when the officer picked him up as
a suspicious character for lettering on
Water street, near South Wabasha street.
Patrolman Zimmerman saw the man
moving cautiously towards the river bank
and followed him. On stopping the man
the officer saw he carried a small bundle,
but paid no attention to that. thinner
mans suspicious were aroused, however,
when he saw large stone, to which a
shoe string was attached, hidden under
the mans coat. The man became con-
fused when asked what he was doing
with the stone and refused to give an
answer.
When Clark was on his way to the po-
lice station he made an attempt to throw
away the package he carried by pushing
it off the seat of the patrol wagon. In
stead of falling to, the street, the package
lodged itself on the fender above the
wheel, where it was found after Clark had
been put in cell and booked as plain
''vag''
The officers of the Ducas street station.
on discovering the. package, which was
wrapped in newspaper, opened it and
were Mortified to find inside the body of a
tiny infant and large silver spoon The
object of the stone and shoe string then
became apparent, and an investigation
was commenced.
Coroner Miller was notified. and with
Chief O'Connor, examined Clark at the
Central station.
Clark had in his possession a number OF
letters written by a woman and addressed
to Hudson, Wis, and Minneapolis He is
twenty-five years old and apparently OF
good family.
Chief O'Connor said last night that
Clark had been released, but that the in
Yestigation would be carried on further.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
DIRECTS VERDICT FOR
RAILROAD COMPANY
Court Holds Great Western BIameIess
for Accident to Roy S. Ross

When the. evidence had been COM
pleted yesterday in personal injury
suit in the United States district court,
the attorneys for the Great Western
Railway company asked Judge Morris
to direct the jury to find verdict in
their favor in the suit for $4,000 for
personal injuries sustained by Roy S.
Ross, of Iowa.
After hearing arguments the court
made the formal order directing judg
ment for the railroad company. The
plaintiff was found to have been guilty
of contributory negligence in putting
himself in a position where he was
struck by a switch engine in the West
st. Paul yards of the railroad company
in August of last year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
BOARD TO CONSIDER
TRANSFER OF TEACHERS
Supt. Smith Will Submit His List at
the Meetino This Afternoon

At the adjourned session of the
board of school inspectors today Supt.
Smith will report the various trans
fers that will be made, and it is ex-
pected that the board will act upon the
request Of the kindergarten for an IN
crease in their salaries.
The committee on revision will meet
and endeavor to agree upon the form
of the report that is to be made within
a few days, the plan being to take an
adjournment of a week for the pur-
pose Of disposing of this question,
which includes recommendations de-
ton.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
THIRTEEN PILLMAKERS
PASS EXAMINATIONS
State Board Of Pharmacy Not Salts
fled With Ability of Forty one Others

Thirteen of fifty four candidates
who took the examinations submitted
last week by the state board of phar-
macy at the state university were
successful in reaching the required
standard. Three, George A. Hanson
Frederick j. Noer and Anthony H
Kramps, were licensed as pharmacists
and the following ten were made phar-
macists' assistants: George G.. Flem-
ing, Alvin T. Graben, Homer r. Jack
son, Paul H. Kelley, John J. SCHNEIDER
Patrick HI. Vaughn, Alfred S. Baken
Dick C. Hobart, Carl M. Helgeson
George n. Miller,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The Western Car Seal company yes
terday filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state. The new
company will manufacture and sell a
patent car seal and has a capital of
$4,000. R. c. Pleins, the inventor of
the seal, is president; George F. Benz.
vice president, and j. F. Frantzen, sec
rotary and treasurer of the company.
These, with William Figge, John Kunz
and A. P. H. Lehman, are the incor-
porators.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
TURNER ASKS COUNTY
BOARD FOR A LICENSE
Wants to Conduct Saloon Just Beyond
White Bear Village

The application yesterday by Fred
Turner asking that the county commits
sioners grant him a liquor license to
conduct place on the lake shore just
outside the village Of White Bear re-
suited from the recent agitation re-
garding blind pigs in the country dis
tricts, it is alleged.
The saloonkeepers of White Bear
village have asserted that Turner was
engaged in the business, and that he
should be compelled to pay a license.
The fee that Turner must pay, if he
is granted license, is $500, which is
the same as the license in White Bear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
INSANE WOMAN WOULD
STOP STREET CARS
Hannah Nelson Calls on Conductors
and Motormen to Desert

Hannah Nelson, who believes that
she has been commissioned by divine
power to stop the operation of street
cars in st. Paul, was before the pro-
bate court yesterday and was commit
ted to the Rochester asylum.
The Nelson girl, who is domestic
servant, spent some time yesterday at
Seventh and Jackson, and as each car
rassed commanded that the conductors
and motormen desert their posts. She
was arrested because of her peculiar
actions and when examined declined
to answer the questions of the physi-
clans.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
Mrs. Carrie Mceowan Wants Divorce

Mrs. Carrie MCGOWAN has brought ac-
ton for divorce from Robert MCGOWAN
and charges extreme cruelty. Plaintiff
instances the occurrence when her hus-
band foreibly elected her from their home
while she was on crutches suffering from
a broken Leg Mrs. MCGOWAN alleges that
she secured admission tofthe CITY hos
pital, and when discharged from there
she found that her husband had dis
posed of their household goods. =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
Sylvester G. WhItcher Dead

Sylester C.. Whitcher,. of Macalester
Park, who had been a resident of St. Paul
since 1854, died yesterday at Pennington,
Mimi, of inf1ammatory rheumatism.
Whitcher was in the livery business in st.
Paul thirty-two years. He was eighty
three years old and is survived by two
sons, Edward d. Whitcher, of Pennington,
whom he was visiting at the time of mis-
death, and Charles A. Whitcher, of Fargo,
n. d.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
Asks for Administrator

Margaret A. Caldwell yesterday filed
a petition in the probate court asking
that Harry Caldwell be appointed adj
ministrator Of the Ramsey county es-
tate of Harriet l.. Eoff, of Christians
burg, Va. The value of the property is
stated to be $500 in realty and 500 in
personal property. The petitioner is a
daughter of deceased.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
ALLEGES Breach of contract

John E. Erickson is suing the Dovetai1
Box company for 81 100 on a contract and
an accounting. Erickson sets up that he
invented the box and for 3d. 900 disposed
of all but five-sixteenths interest. and
says that he has been paid but $500 on
the agreement and has not received any
pany is that there have been no profits.
The hearing is before Judge Kelly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
Mrs. WlnsIow,s soothIna syrup

Has been used for over FlFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHENC. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
II SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS this GUMS,
ALLAYSal PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, and Is
the best rsmsdy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Drug
eists in every part of tbs world Besurs andasS fo:
MRS Winslow Soothing Syrup. andtaks no oths;
kind. twenty-five cents bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15

We offer to the public safes in our vaults
at 81 per year, trifle over cent per day.
and give absolute security against loss
from thieves, burglars, mobs and fire. Sc
curity Trust Company. N. 7. Life Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Fourth and Minnesota SITS, ST. Paul,
MINI

Exclusively for savings and doing bust.
spirit of the Savings Bank law of this
State. The next interest period COM
mences July LIST. Deposits made before
July 4th draw mos. interest January
1st, July 2nd is a half holiday Saturday.
July 3rd is Sunday. Come early and avoid
the rush.,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15

Attention is called to notice Of The
State Savings Bank under Announce
ments."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-15

THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY CO.
- Corner Broadway and Seventh SITS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-03

NIT in Der finananapoleouii6en 9ants
balm? Dasielbe, oas auoere Dor
Inn in ibr ersielten. Nab i6nelem
,Grfolg" Elm tursea iogeuanntes
Slid" uno baum ben 5tur8 III ben
Nboruno, Der imtter I'M 10 tteTer
lift, lie or6Ber bic 60be. aus Der &r
erfplot. Die auf S6minoel beris
benoe 5inansmonns9aufbab 1T 10
siemlid] Die alGermiierabetfte Die es
gtebt.
Sc mebrs 99minbel. belto mebr
grfota-tuenu man oas 2ebenSihtft
gum 9uftbalton MAIDEN nil ia!
Damn muB aber uuerbittlid nab Dem
,grfola" aud Der abiturs tOmmeu.
Sober 8aQou muB ihlieBllH tuieoer
CUR groe surid. 8er iib r'ur per-
bGltniBmdBie peni9 oom felten
@runo Der Ghrlibfeit erbebt uro
BON 6aus aus Elm feites saebens=
IdiffS bat, miro uidt tief falen. Der
! aroBe 8antier Yn6 gepItaIlit nit
/ ererbten Mtaionen als feite @runoz
laQe Qebt nidt gu 8runee bel leinet1
gfur5e aus Der Sinanat6ni9tbbe.
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Sn spcld1em 9llfer lit Die Sran ain
id1Dnffenx

GS Iieoen feine @rinoe Dor, iaai
ein enqliImeS 8lott, marum Die
Srau nab Dem aQaemeinen Nature
9eieBe nit Den Sabren nidt AUDI an
S60nheit 0es NntliBes unb Der eSors
men 5unebme.
Der Wunldl lnduber 2rauen lid
pieoer in Die 8adflhSeit 5lriiduer=
iebt 81 ieben. mGre tDrtht; ieoe 5rn,l
mihe BEL elmer natiirli6en uno re-
aelmGBiaen 2ebensmeiie nit 40 Sab.
rem nett lh6ner uuo on3iehenoer
lein, al8 Elm Wdo9en BON Is Sab.
ren. G0rperli@e uno eeiitiae Boil
%tommenbeit p6rell bel einem .Wio-
oeQpelbe' un5ertrennli@. uno baum
Ieien Die Sabre 3miihen 35 uno 40
2ensen Die belten uno o%erbeiBunes.
uoniten.
Die @eIhibte lehre. baB bic ih5n'
iten SSrauen ben @ipfel ibrer 8e.
ribmtbeit in oieiem Nlter errethteu
&leopatra bate oaa 30. 2ebeusiabr
aberldritten, als iie Nntonius an
lih 81 fefieln wuBte. Nipafia MAJ
IS Sabre aft. ole ite Beritle8 BEL
ratete, uno 80 Sabre ipdter lou ite
nod Iehr beeebrensnert eemeier
fem. Nnno BON 0eiterreih NOR Sc
Sabre alt. als lie fir cine Der id6n'
iten Sraueu @uropas ertfdrt muroe.
Srdulein Mara, Die beribmte fraue
sDfiide Shauipielerin, mar nit IS.
Srau R6camier, Die aDniain peib.
liaer 9h6nbeit, nit 40 Sabren am
idDniten.
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erae ,,uS leete ghauce.

Drei turse Wonate erft id)ritter
Sic aemeinlam ben Bfao oes Sc.
bens babiu, ola bic iunge 5rau. mie
oieS uab ben Slitterwoben aem6bn'
li6 gu eelhebeu pfleat, begieria mar,
gemiiie Sraeen beanttuortet gu tpiie
fen. ,,geurer George iagte tie,
,.DaAteit 9u, als Du mir ben
6eiratsantraa iteateit, iG plroe i'm
annebmeu?"
Often seiaat, nein". ermioerte
Der ebrlide @eUrge, lid oadte tpirt'
lib niGDt. Du wRroeit TIN oa8 erfte
DIAL annebmen2"
,,Da8 ameite MaI?"
o@inmat mar aaeS, mas ih riss
tieren moilte". leuf3te oaS Opfer Ell.
ner smeifelbaften 3beorie.
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sol in ieilllr aabine aefunhen.

Nus Baltimore ibreibt man: Guf
benz 0orooeatlden 9lDpooampfer
.,0annOuer". melber BON bier nit
Is 8aiutenpaiiaQieren nab 8aloeitOn
peiterfubr, puroe Or. S. $. Nrtbur
2iebetan3, Elm AZ SATIRE alter Irst,
aus 8reslau ~1tamtnen0, Der ober in
ben lebten Sabren in Barid in Der
S6mei5 mObnte uno bort praftiSierte.
in Der Sole feiner Sabine tot aufges
funoeu. Or. Qtebetan5 uar am
Spnntaa auf Dem Dampfer bier a1=
oetommen uno moQie meiter nnh
@alpeftDn fobren. (5ein &eiiesiet
mar Nuftin, pO er eiuen Sreuno be-
1u9en mollte. Rad Nntunft Der
nSann0Der" mahte Der Irat in Sc
ieaidait mebrerer B~affa9iere einen
Nblteher nod @aIbinatDn uno febrte
am Wontag nod bier un0 auF ben
Dampfer suriid, M2an b6rte i'm
nod uut 10 n9r Abenos in ieiner
Salute fdper atner, Nts er ON
Wtorgen nidt aun 5srlbitid erz
Tdien aao ef Qni ~lpieoerholtes alos
pfen ntdt entnprtete muroe Die
gite erbrnden unb er muroe pBfn
Ober itemaro 9arl 8ehrlein uno Or.
90. zimmerman. Dem NrBt Der
v6annDoer" tut 9efunoen. Nuf
einem Tiihe muroe cine s @ramm
Slaide Worpbium gefnnoen. Cine
oaneben lieeenoe SpriBe trug Spuren
firaliden @ebraude8. 8ie @oroz
ner ReinbQrot in Grfabrpna hradte,
bate Der Wann, ailer 8ahrldeins
lihteit nah, cine 81 oroBe Do
fis BEG Sites ~ein9efpriRt uno oa=
our1 ieinen 600 berbeigeflbrt. 9aS
@epdd uno Die betrdhtliden 8aar=
mittet oes Tpoten muroen BON Der
bielieen Naentur oes 0oroo. 9lopo
in Sbbut eenDmmen uno Dem bielig
gen oeutiden &oniul iiberQeben.
Coroner Geinbarot elaubt nidt, oaB
Elm Setbitmoro uor(EeQt. Or Dielt
eineu Suqneit niht fir n0tio uno
itelte eth auf goo ourh Worpbium
lautenoe8 @ertiffat aus.
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2eras 8.

9a audi Maco uno Nuftin iid
oartlm %berperben. 6aB ba8 prniefs
tIerte gr0Be MiIitGr llebunQslaqer
bort errtdtet peroe, lit ea iebt frQg.
li9 gepDroen, Db baiietbe in Der
9dbe oes Sort Sam 6Duitpn uoer
%1berbaupt in 9eras angelegt meroen
miro.
SIN 8unoes9erihte gu Qultiu
muroe S. $. 8rpan npn Warble
Sails tueQen 5ali9miin8erei gu Is
WtOnaten 3udtbaus uerurteilt.
- SOP. 2anbam ift BON Stem Wort
aus UNI Die Iu8tieferung Don gbas.
s. DDoge. tueld6er BON bort aus nee
Gen Wteineios uerFolgt miro, eriubt
tp0roen.
Tbomas $. 5ranflin oDn San
Mntoni0 1T gum tempDrdren WaYens
oertualter Der y6ouiton Oil Sc" ers
uannt nuroen. Die Blanters &
WtedanicS& atiunals8 onf betreibt ibr
8eIddft nad ME oor peiter uno
8ab(t ale J%oroerun9eu aug.
Sci Dem ~3uiammenitoBe elmer
gofomotiOe Der 5iofiden 8ncifics
Sabn nit einem 9rabt8uge' Der
9eras & 8ocific. Babn uuroen Elm
9of0motipenfibrer. Elm 0eiser unb
Elm 8remler get0tet.
Sn Suitin. Denton @ountD,
brannte oas 6aus oeS Wtr. 3. ..
2opfielo nieoer. mobet spet 8inoer
n%erbrannten uno Wrs. 4opfelo iih
bel Dem 8eriube. iie gu retten, tbts
lib eerlebte.
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Mlerlet.

Sm 10. Ditriftoeribte miro
iebt nteoer Der alte &(agefaa Der
Cancellations gontroctoren : sSirmo
Warlbaa, 8afus & 6lnes aeaen
Die Stoot San Nntunio pers
hanoett, Der nod Don Der glmenz
bort 'ihen Administration berrnbrt
uno in Dem es iid) nm einen Shos
oenerioB : aniprub Der aeuannten
Sirma. i'm 8etra9e pm $3.50, 900
banoelt.
Sn 8esue auf ben iuuaen Deuts
l6en Saul Stern, melher bier oie=
Ter Gage Selbitmoro beednoen bat,
oerlautet. oaB er oriibeu Geiernes
Offisier oemefen lei uno oaB er in
S0lQe zines 9ueQS NIT einem andes
rem Ofn5ter gesDungen eeneien Iei,
oa8 Waterlano au O%erlailen.
- Sn ietner an Der MOntaras
StraBe aeGeaenen Wobnung itarb i'm
Utter BON 73 Sohren 6err Gigmuno
6enmann, Der Gater bes Dor einigen
Sabren bier oeritorbenen treffliden
iunaen Wtuitfers BrOf. Seymour
0egmann.
= Sin auT etnem Setteneeleiie III
Der Ndbe bes Snternationalbobn6U
fes itebenoer Glitter : @aegon pet
Nrmour Bading 60. tpuroe in Is
@aht UNI cine garSe 8aeenla0Iia
8urft uno S6malS a~epllnoert. Sc
geIhaD oa8 9an5 in Der Ndbe tgi
8oliaeis 5ubftatiou an Der Meoino
StraBe.
- ginbreher itablen aus BEN
6auHe oes 0errn $. 8. Garter an
Slipe= StraBe iilberne 26Het. Meiier
uuo @abeln i'm 8erte BON $50.
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8weiselbafte 9tnae msoaeu unsuuer,

8tpeifeiBafte 9imge uiDseu unsuper.
laffie iein; aber 10 8etuiB ME afpeimal
spei 9leih bier bat "ANAkESiS' fid
ieit elnem 8ierteliabrbunbert als elm un.
trI9lihe8 96m0rrhoioeB : SeilmitteI be.
ipdbrt. Sie Seiltraft bieieS in bic 5tped.
mdbi9fte 6orm gebradten Weoieamentes
Itebt feit, betpieien bur9 biele Souienbe
bpn 8eiipieleu Der 2inberung unb Set.
lung. 4eibeit gu an S6~morrboiben il
gsbraube es. Gin 8eriub fpitef mid1tS;
6rouhit nur P. Neustaedter & Co., Boz
1916, New York City, gu abreiiieren, un
unent9eltlim cine RrDbe 81 betommen
Die "Anakesis'' lit inaIen &potheten Al
6abeu. Hreis 81.
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8ilse uuS mtes.

Cine Sorbahs Drummer Der sui
tieen 8lditet" entnebmen mir fDlaen
oes @eoiht:
8met Skinner Dpn SerFtna6 gno Gel
Crying es neulicb miesI
BDn0n DER cine Billie 6ei6t,
Der Nno're mieoer Hies.
SIR Nuftritt mar tets elegant,
Sbc StnHo Derlanete bteS;
9enu Biiie, ct mar 2euteuant,
HRo Gehrer tpor BET 6ies.
giht pobnten auf 6emfelbep @runo
pier oieie bruei 9eniss,
Sn J0rba6 lebte BilIe unb
Sn Gioenburg Der Gies.
iIno bennDb ftanoen fidb bic 8uei
Sehr nab. uie Tih's ertuies;
Sic mabten In S9riftfeIerei,
Ser Billie un6 Der Sites.
Sle {tnden mandIe 6duinis an
Nlit ibrem 9ibteripieB;
Der Billie tat es i'm Homan,
Sn 2eitungen Der &ies.
llnb oas @eEi1t fano beioe fed
unb itedt ie in's gerlieB;
Sebs Monot bate Bilie reg,
Sehs Mtonat aud Der &ies.
DaS gleihe 8iel, oas gleihe 90oS!
Drum rate ih @uh bies:
Sbr oioeiirt gu9--'S mdr fampsi-
Su 5irma .Bilie unb Stiesie
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ssg grinst sllamO ; 5lafdenbier
8abte bctuabe ietn eebeu elm.

s. 9. Drner in Srantlin @robe,
Saa., sDg iib bel einem unfaa-
feline Bfer6e etneen ourh - einen
freiieuoen Sdaoen am 8eine su,
Der bier Sabre alien 6eilperiu6en
Der gerste adben @ioerltano leiitete.
Qber n8uGlen'S Grnica Salbe"
bra6te iofort 9eIiuns. Dieielbe if
9leih gut fir 8ranouunoen, Quets
ihunQeu, 6outau8ihlag uno Sd.
m9rrh0iben. Sir 20 Gents bic
Sbobtel BEL s.. 9alteper & Gobn
nno Noelpb OreiB.
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gtrSnte o Ster.

Cine Nen 0orfer 8eituue ifrelbt:
Inter QufIiht oes SnlanosS teuere
Solicitor geroinano Gilman uno
Ieiner Bearnten purben uber 5000
u8orrels", b. /. etrpa 1865 Der ge=
mDbnlib in ben 8irtidlaften gum
Gersopfen auHiegenbsn Softer guten
uoblgelagerten @eriteniaftes in ben
Norb . @iuer a~usgespiien. 0ilfs'
fteuersg Collector Mejeblep, Der spis
iden suei Reiben madtlger Sdiier,
ben lddumenoen @ogen oe8 entmeis
henoen @eritenlaftes nahiab, iagte
su einem 8eriAteritatter, Der eit1 Nus
genseuge Der nDbl nur i'm 2anoe
Der unbe9ren3ten M6althfeiten ies
mails gu @ege gu b~ringenoen Stofs
~oeraeuouna mar: Sic brauhen fih
gar nif)t gu munoern, penn Sic
beute Nben0 ole Nale aus benz Nortb
&iuer auf bic Dots tlettern uno
MidBden MAIDEN ieben. 9eute Gbeno
tam man fid auf aIes Mf0gliae aes
faBt maben."
Nllo Die nadten 9atfaHen: Das
Bier fam pun Der Conrad Stein'ihen
8rauerei in Der 81. StroBe. nabe
Der II. Nue. 8Dr Sturgeon faufte
Die QDmensB rauerei 0as Stein l6e
@elhdft, aber uidt oas @ebduoe,
Die Mai9inen uno ben 8iernorrat.
Die Nitg(ieoer Der Stein'i6en
5irma molten lib pom @eibdft sus
riidsieben uno oas @ebGuoe uno Die
Waihinen fino 81 Oerfaufen. Sic
poQten oas ~porrdtige 8ier Derfal.F
fen, bod gelang Dies niht; Die SO.
mems rauerei mDqte e5 niht, neil es
ni@t ibrem 8iere 9leih uar uno
neil Iie aud feline SUIT batte, fir oies
les 8ier an Steuermarfen etna$1000
au85uaeben. Gin ldngereS 2agern.
laIien be8 8ieres tuiroe es aber
far Die gigentiimer notmenoig ge=
mad]t baben, ibren Bomb III erneuern.
I'm nun bielen 59mterigteiten gu
entgeben. belblDB man, fih oes
rGtoffeS" auf oieIe etmas uneemDbns
li@e Meile 5u entduBern uno Steuer-
foaeftDr Gilman muroe bierb0n in
&enntnis aeiebt. Snfolge beiien
murbe nit benz Nusloiien bes Bieres
unter bebJroliher Gufli6t b%egonnen.
Die 6dbne wuroen oe6ffnet, Spunoe
berouSeeihlagen uno oas 8ier floB
lber Den gementbooen oes Sellers in
Die bie uno on angebradten Mus=
auBlDder gum Nbsu9sfanal. 9a
otefer elm mod in Den lebsiger Sab
rem erbauter 8rtpatab5ug6fonal III
uno fir einen lhneaen AbfluB Der
Menge oes 81 opfernoen StDHea
nibt nusreiht, fonnter ME mebr ole
Snan5ig Gdiier nnf einmai aneeihla.
gen meroen. Steaenmeile beoedte
Der ~9ur9elnoee Ibdumenoe Strum
ben 8Doeu in uerihleoenen Seller
rdunaen mebrere 80a bod, uno es
miro notwithstanding nod Elm garaer
Gag oariber bingeben. ehe aaes Bier
aus Der Steim'ihen Brauerei, ben
@ee. ben es i0nft uidt 81 geben
pfle9te, aeganaea lit.
SIM @an3en iino auBer tleineren
etrpa 20 &ieienfdiier gu entleeren,
DDn oenen cine gauge Nnaabl nibt
meniaer ala 185 Barrels b6lt.
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meheimnihpnner Humans,

Die cine mar blaB uno fab(, oit
aubere oaae9en frti6 uno rOliG. $50.
ber Der INTERRUPTED? Die Dor Sc.
Iunobeit Strablenoe aebrauft Or.
Sings 0eue Qeben8s BiQen" um ge.
igno gu bleiben. Snoem man Die
trdgen 0ggGue Eanit auipornt, leiiten
fe cine CUTE 8eroauuna8arbeit uno
nerbinoern oaourd 8eritopfung.
Wlan uerluhe iie. Nur % Gents
bel s.. 6alteHer 81 Spbn uuo &oofpt
gretS.
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Werlanst ueroeu mebrere intelligence
Berionen, um fir EN- lett eff Sabren nit
gr0Bem &apitaI ctabliertes 9aus in Der.
Fhie6eEep Staten 81 reiIen, UNI &aufs
Ieuten unb aaensep profitable 8orid6ldae
uno OHerten gu maG5eg %~ermaneute
Ste1e, 85hentlihes Salair $24.0O un6
Meiie. un6 5otet.lnt0Ren, ieoe 8ode i'm
80raus. grfabrun9 niht n6tia. @ebt
ReferenBen an Rua Ihidt einen BrieFums
ihIa9 nit abreHe flr 8lfantuort.
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IN Der Smenfe,

3u Der S6ente par's: 3tgeuner
Spieleu luitig lire 2ieber,
unb ben ru9ortueiu treoen3te
Shmar8eS 8ino i'm roten Mieoer.
Sab thr in oas bunfte 4uge,
Sci, mar oaS elm Iuitia 8lintenl
Sab benz iun9eu Sonnenfiuoe
Nus bent 9r0Beu @las I'll trtnten.
Seltioml-troS Der eraueu Saare
SUBJ ids in Ser Bruit mir bremen,
@as bod iunocs 8lut une alter
@eiH flt 8au6ertiinte t6nneu'
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oSOro ; ~Sopp,alin' (@imer &
Mmeno) municipalities Mittel eeaen
8ranbnuuben, @nnoen, Saptouzs
ibAe ober 6bnlihe 2eioen. 6. s.
9 dmiot. GQent. 9Ouit0u, Eeras.