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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
MARKET FOR GAS

II has been demonstrated that Stark
county is in both the old and gas belt,
and gas has been found in amounts
that make it certain that the product
of the various wells can be handled
commercially with value At Middle
branch gas wells supply fuel and large
strikes have been made near OsnabIrg
The Middlebranch supply is so large
that it is seeking an outlet as the fol-
lowing from the Alliance Review in
diCates:
George Randolph. n member of the
Eastern Ohio Gas and Oil Co, was in
Sebring on Monday in an attempt 10
interest the Sebrtngs in the natural
gas field of Middle Branch Stark
county, Mr.. Randolph desired the Sc
brings to cooperate with the company
in laying gas mains from the gas field
to Sebring to be utilized In conveying
gas for fuel purposes for the potteries
and domestic purposes.
Mr.. Randolph stated that there are
now nine gas wells at Middle Branch
each of which is strong producer
and the territory has not been de-
veloped to any great extent. He also
desired, he stated, TO furnish fuel 10
Alliance. Middle Branch is but 12
miles from Alliance, which would
make the pipe line 1G miles in length.
The gas is used extensively by the ce-
ment works and domestic purposes
at Middle Branch and only small
norton he stated was utilized The
Sebrings will probably investigate,
and If the statements made by Mr.
Randolph are found correct they will
lend him some assistance.
In this territory oil is found in
small quantities the best producing
well showing about two barrels per
day as bumpers, but the flow OF gas is
great. Mr.. Randolph makes the
claim that they have enough gas TO
supply Alliance and Sebring with a
large surplus for other town desiring
nats-sal gas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
FOUND HIS DOG.

Ollie Darrow, resident of Massil-
lon, was in Canton, yesterday, to take
back with him to his home valuable
bulldog which had been stolen from
him a short while ago. Darrow noti-
fed Massillon and Canton police and
members of the latter force finally
found the canine. In the search for
the dog Darrow said he had spent over
500 and that he would have still
been spending money if his search had
not been successful, He prizes the
animal very much which is valued at
about $3.50,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
HORROR AT HARW|CK
MINE IS BEING
INVESTIGATED
important Question Put
to Superintendent.
TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY

Pittsburg, Pa, March 29.-"Superin-
tendent Sowden, II the necessary pre-
cautions provided by the law had been
followed, could the Harwick explosion
have been prevented?"
This was the question Numbered at
the superintendent Of the ill-fated mine
explosion by Mine Inspector ]. j.
Roby, during the first days session OF
the inquest into the explosion which
killed 17S miners on January 25. Su-
perintendent Sowden weakly, but
promptly, answered yes, SIR" The in
quest is attended by many state OFF,
cials, among them Deputy Attorney
r General +. w. Fleitz, James e. Roder-
ick, chief OF the bureau Of mines, and
oseyen mine inspectors, all OF whom are
aiding in questioning the witnesses
The coroner's jury is composed Of prac-
tical miners, Coroner ]. M. McGeary is
being especially assisted by John F.
Fitzpatrick, ex-coroner OF Washington
county, and a mining expert. The
questioning SO far has been very close
and indicates that no stone will be left
unturned to fix the responsibility
Superintendent Sowdens testimony
today showed that he and Mine Fore
man Brown had quarrel last May and
since that time Sowden has not signed
the weekly report books of the condi-
ton of the mine nor taken any especial
interest in the workings, leaving all
under the surface entirely TO Brown
who was one OF the victims, The in
guest will be continued tomorrow
when General Manager G. H. Sheets
will 60 on the stand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
WITH THE GOODS
Chicago Mail Clerk is
Caught by Decoy
Letter.

Chicago, March 29,-Robert Bacon, a
mail clerk in the main postoffice here
for over IL years was arrested today in
the act of rifling decoy letter con-
tanning 20 cent silver coin.
Complaints have been made for
months past during which time sew
eral thousands OF dollars have been
stolen and many clerks have been un-
der surveillance.
Finally 1t was noticed that COM
plants of loss we're on mail that
passed through Bacon's hands. The
decoy letter was sent and an inspector
watching from balcony saw Bacon
put the letter in his pocket and later
go into another room where he was
followed and arrested when opening
the letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
PRINCETON WON

First Game of Season over Gettys-
burg by 10 to I.
Princeton. N. j., March 30.-Prince-
ton played their first game of the sea-
son here this afternoons with Gettys-
burg and won by the score of 10 to
The game was very slow at times.
Score by innings:
Princeton ..431OO 10 0--10 13 ]
Gettysburg % 900 1000 o. 1 4
Batteries: Stevens, Doyle and By
ram; Walker and Underhill.
Umpire, Tom Burns, of Brooklyn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
DROP IN OIL

pittsburg, Pa, March 29.--The Stand
ard Oil company this morning reduced
its quotations on all crude oils. The
cut In Pennsylvania product amounted
to three cents, making the quotation
$l.6S. The cut came as surprise as
there have been four cuts of three cents
each since March l and there have been
no new wells of importance coming in
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01


Dodge, Pronounced In Normal Con-
dition by Three Physlcians--Frank
Rea, Another Prisoner, May Urge
Insanity as an Excuse for Crime.
Dr. George e. Kimber is legally
sane and responsible for his actions,
even though he is and had been for
many years what is known in the
medical profession and in common
parlance a morphine fiend."
DIR. Kimber had been found guilty
of horsestealing and while waiting for
sentence to be imposed his attorneys,
Krichbaum and Pinn, demanded a
trial as to his sanity, claiming that the
constant use of morphine had detnron-
ed his reason. Prosecutor Day pro-
posed to fight this contention and
when the trial came on there was
quite an array of medical witnesses
and local experts present at noon
Tuesday when the case was given
to the jury.
The law in such cases differs from
that which applies to all other hear
ings. Three-fourths of the jury can
return verdict one way or the other.
The jury was out from / o'clock until
in the afternoon and then returned
verdict pronouncing Kimber sane.
From the outset. the most OF the Jur'
but 1t was evening before enough
could be won over to make verdict
possible. On the last ballot ten voted
for sanity, one for insanity and one
OF the twelve voted blank.
During the progress of the trial II
was apparent to many that KIM
was Stimulating insanity. He sat limp
ly in his chair and paid no attention to
the proceedings. He kept his hal,
standing on end and his general ap
pearance and attitude was entirely
different from wnat they were whel
| he had his trial for the crime witt
which he was charged. Then he was
alert and quick with suggestions and
made sharp witness in his own be
half One claim was, however, thai
then he was filled with the stimulated
| by the drug, while now he gets only
small allowances from the Jail physI
clan. He was quite angry at the YER
dict.
Kimber was charged with stealing
horse from his father-in-law, neal
Massillon.
WELLS ALSO SANE.
When Kimber made the attempt tC
escape punishment by the insanity
dodge, John Wells, alias Williams, the
| burglar, and Frank Rea, Of Minerva
charged with horsestealing, both
thought that they saw a way out Of
their individual troubles. Attorney
j. w. Burris, who is Wells attorney
announced that he would demand an
inquest of lunacy for his client. Tues
day, at his suggestion, Drs Walker
Dewitt and Kahler went to the coun
ty Jail and made an examination Of
Wells, who also did little posing fol
the occasion. They found the prison
er normal as to pulse, eyes nerves anG
reflex action, and there seemed to be
nothing whatver to indicate a dis
eased mind. Wells claimed that al
one time he had been struck upon. the
head, and that after that he was moi
the same fellow morally.
AS to the case of Frank Rea, whC
! recently was placed in jail charged
with stealing a horse and buggy from
a farmer while the latter was in 6
saloon getting drink on East Tusca
rawas street, it is not known wheth
er or not insanity will be insisted up
! on. He has already done time in the
penitentiary for horsestealing and hat
just been released from the work
house before his last arrest.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
No Reasonab Man

imagines that neglected cold can be
cured in a day. The uncountable air
cells In the lungs are inflamed and the
throat is as tender as an open sore.
But time and Aliens Lung Balsam
win overcome the cold and stave off
consumption. The cough will cease
and tho lungs VIII be sound as new
dollar All druggists sell Aliens Lung
Halsam.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-01
.K|MBER SANE
SAYS A JURY
WRESTLED WITH QUESTION
SEVERAL HOURS
The Doctor Will Have to
Take His Sentence.
HOUSE BREAKER WELLS

Who Wanted to Try the Insanity
Dodge, Pronounced in Normal Con.
dition by Three Physicians--Frank
Rea, Another Prisoner, May Urge
Insanity as an Excuse for Crime.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
OiftStOn.

- Der 7i6bri9c Sobn, Sobn Der
6rau 0foie Ototb BON Farionage Str.,
erla9 am 6rcitag Der Slutuer9iitnn9.
- Die S8aasen Der Sarnum 3rde
purOeu am DOnneritag ais abiolut
corrcft bcfuuOeu. ua6bem Gin Grpert ite
9epriiit butte. Sim ?. glu9uit ltreitten
bic Wiiuer oortielbit, neil iie 9laubten,
OaB Die 9lppuratc Su @unitcn Der GOm'
panic arbeitcten.
- Der GigarrenlaSen OeS Z. s.
Wtc9lnSrem au 0toro Otain Strabe
wurOe friib Samitag WtOrscn BON pier
Giubrc6ern bciu6t, Oic Der S6ublaoe
cine fleinc Yaarlummc cntnabmen uno
bercit narru, cin 9rOBcrcS SuantInI
98aarcn iOrt3ulhlcppen, ais iic Surd
bic 6amilie iiber Dem Saben perI6cn6t
wuroen.
- Dur6 cine @ascrploiiOn in Der
9io. IA 3c6e wuroeu WtOnta9 9ia6'
mittag picr Wtdnncr icbr idmcrSbaft,
uber ni9t sefdbrli6 pcrbrannt. 0ic
Yerlcstcn lino: Sormann sllcranoer
2tuen uou Sebai itopel, @eOmetOr Brill
bart, iciu 8cbiilfc Slrtbur SOOucn uOn
Scrauton uuO SOblcninipettor 6ranl
5labertp uou Fort Slunbaro.
- Der 9icgcr Fatrid GjraD, SauS'
fne6t i'm 2SpOmin9 Sotcl babier, riS'
tirte am 6reitas icin ycbcn, I'M etner
yiebliu9sbunO OcS Gi9cntbiimerS 81
rcttcn. OaS 8bicr mar aui bic Scbi9t
NSallcp Gelciic geratbcn unO bemertt'
cinen berautommcuocn 3u9 nidt, als
GjraD bcrbriciltc unO es 9craOc nod ii
3eit bon Oen geIcilen So9. Srap CT
bielt ais YelObnuns fir feline 3bat ein
soloenc Sui6euubr 9ci6entt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
SSurrc ausacItuf;cu. .

Der Scrbaub Der rlluiteO @arment
g8urtcrS non 9lmerita" bat in Sufialo,
u. D., in ieiner 3aBrcSisuns ein'
itimmig bei6lOiicn, Scnrp s. SSbitc,
ben iriiberrn @euerulietrctar Der llniOn,
auSsuitObcn. Bbite bate bercits icinC
Nciiguation einsereidt NIT Der Sc9riirl'
Ouns, cr ici nit Dem GrlaB cincr Strcit.
.Slbrc in Diem Yurt nidt cinueritanocu
gcwcicn. Spatcr mar 9e9cn i'm Die
SeI6ulOisuug crbobcn wOrOcn, cr babe
bic Union in @ort unO Sdriit an9c
9riifcn unO ben glrbcit9ebern bcinlid
Sori6ub scleiitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
gBilfeSbarre Rabrtd,ten.

- Or" ODER aud yYrOf.4 slu9nit
Setbfc lit gan; itilll6weisrHo unN obnc
8anfenl6lG9e BON Der 9feOattion bcS
, gSG6tcrS" Suriidgctretcn uno 1T Sur
3eit aui einer GrbOlun9srrile am See'
seituOe bc9riffen.
- Der @elau9ucrein rglriOn" bon
Gong SslauS miro am Sonntag, Den 2.
Sftober, cine SprietOur na6 ocm
BDOmin9 Tbale MAIDEN unO bat alS
Sauptquartirr Sarucg'S Sate auser'
lebrn; aud Wtau6 Gbunt unO anoere
9ldse uon Sntereiie iOllen bein6t wer'
ben.
- Die harmonic bel Sem bemofratis
Ifen GountD 9Ouucut idciut bod ni6t
Ocrartis 9swcien Su iein, I'M auf cine
frcuoi0e lluteritittung beS 2idctS lei'
tens Der YarteisenOHcn bel Der bcpor'
ltebcnoen 9Sabl re6neu ;u tOnnen, trot'
Dem man uerIudte, bel Der slnSpabl
Der SanoiNaten beiOen 6attiOncn SereAt
;u wcroen.
- Yei einem Sdmuus anldBli6 Der
Scrmdblung pOn Sri. @Ona sSOlf unb
GbarleS 9irtb crtranttcn in Oem bena6'
barten YloominsOulc fiinfSebn Ferio'
nen, oarunter bic bcioGn gieupermGbl'
ten, ua6 Dem @cnuB elmer Spciic, BIZ
Griinipan entbultcn gu baben l6elnt
0a Der tleine Srt feline slerStc bat nnr
lolfc crit aus lia9barorten berbci9cbolI
weroen muBten. mar cs i6wicris, alien
Grtrautteu raide Silie Su brin9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
xaubbeit Fam uiat aebeilt

prretu curt locale appliraiipusu, ipti lie ben
traufru SbtiI rss Sbres ritt trrsihen fUunen.
IS gitbt nur tinfu Wsa, bic ldutbtit Su turi-
uu, unc er IL eurd rpnitiutpnslt Srilmitirl.
5aubbsit pire eurdb einsu snt;ilnrstsn 3uliano
etr Ibldmigtn ausflrieuna ter Sufabibtn
RrbTt ptruriaht. gSenu eisls 8rbrr lid tnt,
,iiuttt, bdbi ibr tiuSn rumptlnetu 5pu pesr
unpUIlfcmmturs @tbrr; unp psuu iis sani st.
i6lpTsu ii, erfpst Saubbsit, uue ptuu bic Snt'
,iineuus ntdt ssbObtn une hisis Rrbrt piretr
in ibrtn stbrriatn 3uiianb prirBI pretn fann
pre has gtbpr fur INNER sIitrrt ptretu
nun Sale unttr jtbn ptretn euIt SGlarIt
puuriatt. pslhT nibts ale Gin tuiiilnctir gu
iiaue psr lbtimissn SbtrhG6sn II
gSir pparn siubuuprt DpTars fur itetr
(eur6 aaiarrb pturidhtsnl 6aa ppn 5aubbti
atttu, ern mir niht eurb Ginutbmtn pcn SaA'i
NdtaTrb. Sur btiltn fpunru. eaet Gub nm
10 q 9irtulart fpmmru.
8. 8 Gbturp Il Co., 5pltep, 8.
R%- gufauft ron allen appibtfsrn, rs Cts
Snas 6amilitn piaeu lur bic btiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Som &riessidanplate.

@S unterlie9t faum einem SweiIel,
oa6 bic @reieniiie Dor Sort artBnr wie
aud in Der Wtanbl6urci elmer entihcts
oenScn Sriiis cntsc9cnsebcn unb iibers
raI6enOe gia6ri6ten jeOerSeit erwartet
nerben fOnnen.
gu Sort glrtbur iinb bic. Sapaner
bis innerbalb Der SauptuertbciOi9un9ss
linie pOr9criidt, etpa 1900 YarOs BON
Der rneuen Stabt"; iic operiren bort
in Srei OiOiiiuuen, bic iib reipettiue i'm
Slten, 9iorben un6 Bclten felt9elest
baben. Den 9las i'm Sturme Su ncbs
men, i6rint man icst anf9c9cben Su bas
ben, ba eiu iol6cs llnternebmen nit
cuormen Serluitcn perbunoen uno SaS
GrgebniB trosOcm jlpcifelbaft wGre.
@eiteben oO6 bic Sapanct iclbit Su,
oaB bic 9elaseruns iic bis icet an 49,
600 Wiann 9etoitet bat. @s mag Oas
Der immerbin nod Gin OOcr Slpci SSO6cn
oauern, ebe bort bic @ntl6ciOun9 fdllt.
lin 2iaoDan9, Dem 9c9enwdrti9en
Stiitpuutte Der Otuiieu in Der WtanSs
Idursi, baben felt oem Is. 9lugnit bef'
tise Sample itattseiunNcn, oenn bic
Sapauer muBten ii6 icOcn SAritt Ger:
rain erfdmpien. Sie 9riffen allcntbals
ben oic FoiitiOnen Der 0fuiien nit 2os
oeSuerabtun9 oil uno lcetcre pertbetol9'
ten Oieielbcu nit cincr 3dbi9feit, mel6e
slei6 benuubernswrrtb mar. DaB ull'
ter oicien llmitduOen bic bciOcriciti9cr
Yerluite bod iinO, tann nibt liberia
ihen; an %. uno &c. slu9uit alleilI
perlorcn bic 0fuiien bel slnpins 5000
Wtann-aber trOeOem mubten iie ben
Srt rdumen, bes9lcidcn 9lni6anlhan.
gu Shipping lieBeH iic bcbeltenbe Sor
rdtBe I'M Sti6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Sunmpre.

= Die 3uiammcufuuft ocr altcu
glnseitellten Der Scunnluuuia Soblen
Gompanie miro am uG6iten Samitu9
i'm 9iap 9lu9 Yart itattiinOcn.
- IS ideint iest, OaB Dunmorc
Borough imitauoe icin miro, allc iciHc
Scrbinolihteitcn Su oeden - 10 wurbc
i'll riner 9citri9cn SpcSiulUcriammlun9
oeS StaOtratbes augetiinOigt.
Borough S6asmeiiter 9lu9uii
@ablcrs binterlcste 0Onnerita9 eiucu
2ppell 9cgen Die @utl6cioun9 bes &C.
ri6tss, poOur6 enti6ieOcn warO, Nuf
CT Dem Borough cine Su bobc Summt
ais YrOScntc uuSere6nrt bate.
SenrD 3ecuan bon Sit Orinfcl
StraBe, cin Yrnoer bes @rs@befS bes
Seueroepartcments, erbielt 0ienitag il
Der @ppip 9rope J3e6c burh einen De
deufall bic rcdte SauO 10 idlimm ser
briidt, OuB iie am SanO9elcnt umputirt
wcroen muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
6pbe Barter Rott,en.

= S8ie bereits seuelbrt, ianc 9eitern
Dtor9en Die SrrmdbIun9 OcS 0errn
Wtihael S6immclpiennig nit Sri.
Wtarp gSObrle burd Yfarrer 6rider
itatt.
- Ncnn mir Su nadlldiii9 iinb, nm
Su bruhteu mas mir ehen, bat llnuera
bauli6feit Die bette Gsle9eubcit, unS
trant Su MAIDEN. Or. 9lu9uit SOni9'S
Samburser GrOpfen turiren orl
iblimmiten 6all.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
aus bem pberen Ehale.
(Nr6baIb Gprrtippnbtni.)

- 2ouiS gaut unO SSrau, mcldc SaS
Filser SOtsl Su GbrOOp fiibren, wurOcn
9eltern perbaItet uuO inter Siirglfaft
9eitellt auf Die slntlagr, cinen 9ln9rifi
uuf VOuis Ser9Oi semadt unb i'm ges
fGbrli6 permunoet Su babCu.
= Wli6ael SanlcD BON Der SItieite
~ geduille unO in Dem Fed S6a6t
anseitellt, wuroc Samitas Wtor9en bon
Scr Saube bes Scbcapparates 9efun9cn
unO 9e9en Die SeiteHwanO 9eOriift uno
10 bOs ucrlest, NaB er am SOnnta9
Wiorsen ieinen Serleeuu9cu crla9.
- 9Silliam Seymour pon Yedpille
purbe Samita9 0ta6mitta9 nabe bem
@ulmbauisn Der 2adawanna 3e6e I;u
Vlafelg pou brei iun9en Serlen nm
Sautabaf eriu6t unb wGbrenb CT nah
oieIem rei6te, i6lu9 i'm elmer Der Serlc
beiinuun9loS uieoer unO er nuroe nm
$22 beraubt.
- @laOpS, bic 3jdbri9c Godter Oes
@eOrse Barron bon EbroOp, ertraut
Samita9 9iahmitta9 in Satc WtanitOfa
uabe "a Plume. Oas Stino bate nit
lciner S6weitcr feline Wtuttcr uerlaiicu
uno beioe ipiclten cutlan9 Dem llfer, ais
plOeli6 @laogS fOpfiiber in ben Sec
fiel. Seioe WtGOdcn liebcn SHlferuiC
crtOneu, abcr nicmanO mar nabc genu9,
I'M Seiitano Su 9ebcn uno bic SleinC
uerianf in bcm SSaiicr. Der 9Orper
Wurbe balo oarauf sur SberflGde &C:
brabt unO ein 9lrjt perIufte eS fir iiber
cine Stunoe, abcr uer9ebenS, ben Se.
bcnSgeiit 6eS SiuoeS wicber an;uIa6en,
CGarbOnbaIt eOrrtipOubsni.l
- stephan Sauf BON 9iiuer StraBe,
Gin sln9citcllter Der 9iOrOncit 3ehe,
wuroe Oicnitag nabc Simpion bon
eincm iiibli6 lauIenben Ontario unit
9Seitern 3use 9ctroiien uuO sur Seitt
| gel6leuOert, enttam aber iebr gliidli6,
Oenu lGine Serleeungen beiteben mi
aus etli6en S6rammeu am SOpi uni
ben Siiften.
- gu Soreit GitD crCi9neten ii6 an
Samitag sWei WtinenuufGllc. 9lnut
llnrO crbielt burb cine @rploiiOn elmer
SbGoelbrub, Dem er an Samitag In
bieii9en Soipital crlag. Ou9b Gurrar
lparb ebenialls Ourd cine @rplOiion per
lett uno es muBten inn Der redtc slrr
unO Srei Singer Der liuten 0anS ampu
tirt werOcn. Sein .3uitanO mar SUI
.3eit ein fritii6er.
- Samuel 9Oita unb iein Sobr
6rant ma6ten Samitag 0iaht in ibrel
gSobuun9 al Orummono 9lueuue ;I
iammen Gin Sarteuipicl unO lpra6er
aud Su 9lei6er 3eit oen 9eiitigen Sc
tranten Su. Snlcet artete baS Spiel ii
Streit aus, Der redt bieig wurNe, mo-
raul Der SObn eiuen OteUOluer 500 uni
Dem Satcr cine Su9el in ben infer
9lrm ia9tc. Der SObn cntflOb ua6 ocl
Chat uno Den Sater nabm man mad
Dem 0Oipital, no bic Su9el entfern
wurSe, woraui er wicNer beinfcbrte, 81
bic YerwunOun9 ais uu9cfabrlib be
trahtet wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Nprp ScrdntOn.

SObu SOsOauStD bon SloOm
9lueuue uno ais Wtiner in Der 9iorNcnoe
Soblcn Gompanie 3e6e bei6dItt9t,
wurbc WiontaS 2lbeno turi nad G llbrs
pom cincm SelIeufall sctroficn uno au
scnblidli6 setOotet. Scin Sanblan9er
Sobn Seruicwici Der ctwaS abieitS
itanS, cuttam nit eiu paar lei9ten
S6rammGn.
= Der 9llarm bon Salten 50 am
Sountag Yormitta9 waro bnr6 etn
ueritupites Sumin in Der 8obnun9 pom
,Srau Wtitdell al Der @de pon SlOom
2luenuc unS lSeit Wiarfct StraBe per-
uriadt, Oa eiu 9ta6bar annabm, ais CT
ben Gau6 aus Dem Saulc, anitatt aus
Dem Samin entwei6cn laB, baB ein
SranO cntItanoen lei.
- Sin iuuscr SObn oes SS. SS. Sim
uOu oieiem StaSttbcile,.. ,..Orei Sabre alt,
wuroc Wionta9 gegcn Slbcno al Safas
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ger in Der 0ioroenbe Soblen Gompanie
3r6c al 9Seit Wtartct StraBe, wurbc
Dicnitas YOrmittag beim SarrcnlaOen
bon ciurm 6clicuiaIl 9etrciicn nnO nabe'
III pOllitGnoig be9raben. Seine erbals
teueu Ycrlceun9en waren 10 i6limm,
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StraBe iufdllig uerleet. Die Sral
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