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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

A play at which London was shocked
has just been produced III New York
with the objectionable features elm
mated. And New York is staying away
from that play. or course IL the shock
ing features had been left in business
might have been better.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

A man who entered a lions cage in
Minneapolis the other day to test their
temper came out of il with a badly
nangled arm. He was lucky to get
cut at all, but he certainly discovered
that the lions had an abundance Of
temper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

A prisoner who was mOneyless com
planned to the police the other day that
he could not find his friends when he
was broke. Isn't that the ways of the
world? What right has a man who is
broke to expect to find friends?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Opaque Jags Are Bad.
CRichfieId SUM-

Monday afternoon Hyrum Riley aC-
quired a large opaque jag and became
very abusive on the street the object of
his special vituperation being Attorney
l. J. stewart Marshal Galway gave
Hyrum "A nice clean bed IN the county
infirmary and the next morning Riley
was brought face 10 face with Judge
Lauritzeh. who assessed him $3.50 for his
internal, gol darned foolishness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

Henry WattersOn begs to be excused
from discussing presidential candidates
just now. at least as far as the Demo-
cratic party is concerned. We don't
blame him. The colonel was one of the
original Parker men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
HUMOR OF THE STATE PRESS
Jasper Foregathers.

emery County Progress.}
President Jasper Robertson of the Far
mers institute met with himself on We'd
nesday and held a harmonious. but un-
interesting regular session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Made Martin Blush.
CRichfield SUM

a smartly dressed young lady went into
Neiifs drug store the other day and
asked Martin Thorsen TO give her a
sponge bath. right quick. Observing the
rich red color mounting 10 Martins face,
she corrected her speech and said, .'Oh, L
meant to say a bath sponge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

1t is more than pleasing to note that
the Colorado wife who shot and killed
her husband when he attempted to beat
her has been acquitted. The pity is that
more women do not do likewise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

friends without number. And they will
die aston King died unless they bring
themselves up with a round turn. The
time to make the fresh start is now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

No. Best Beloved, we no not know
what office our Postmaster Thomas will
get when he goes out of office under
the presidents third term rule. But it's
an odds on bet that he'll get something.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

From the way in which the elections
colony in the Denver Jail is growing.
we are constrained to believe that in
Colorado it is a felony to be a Demo-
crat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

Senator Smoot will spend most Of his
time during the holidays telling his
deputy, Mr.. Cutler, exactly whom to
appoint to the Offices at his disposal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

Here's hoping that good old Santa
Claus brought you all and more than
you expected. And. anyway, may you
have a very merry Christmas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

Yes, Best Beloved. it is entirely prob
able that the clerks in all the stores
are very glad indeed that their Christ
mas work is over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Schools Alive and Healthy.
.ery County Progress.)


Health Officer Johnson will fumigate
the district school building on Friday
next. Our schools. six in number, are
alive and healthy and we wish to keep
them so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Beating Him All Right.

- aa4aSN~t AAAao II - ctHi-f
Boy-Say cop. dere Isl. man down
dere beatin' a farmer 10 death.
Ofiicer-Where?
Boy-He's down dat alley workin'
him wild de tree card game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Nj. Ryan oscillates.


Mr.. John Ryan. q discharged soldier,
has of late been oscillatinS between the
city Jail ana the Provo City thirst par
lOrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
MoRTENsEN DID NOT CONFESS.
Answer-No.

To The Salt Lake Herald:
Did Morteasen confess to a Catholic
priest that he killed Hay?
Answer-No.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25


THE CAMPAIGN against the trading
j stamp seems to be spreading about
the country 1t reached Salt Lake
some time ago and has now taken the
form of a proposition before the council
to increase the license Of trading stamp
concerns to a point that is admittedly
prohibitive. No trading stamp business
can continue If the high license pro-
posed is eXacted. and the advocates of
the measure do not hesitate 10 say that
their purpose is to drive them out Of
business.
Whether the license is raised or not
the trading stamp seems to be doomed.
1t was started originally as an adver-
Using measure, as method Of attract
ing business. The scheme appealed to
many persons who like to think they
are getting something for nothing The
giving of stamp of more or less value
with every purchase for cash was allur-
ing But do those who receive trading
stamps really get something for moth
ing?
We doubt il. 1t does not seem posi-
BILE for "a merchant 10 give a first-class
article to a customer at a reasonable
price and then throw i'm something of
value. He must either scamp his profits
or scamp his goods. Every stamp he
gives away means an expenditure TO
him. The drain eventually becomes so
heavy that merchants who start out
with the best intentions in the world
find themselves obliged to increase the
price of their goods or impair their
quality.
a trading stamp may never De re-
| deemed. but the merchant pays for it.
The trading stamp corporation gets all
the benefit. It has been estimated that
upward Of $4,000 a year has been
taken out of Salt Lake by one corpora
ton, which is not a Utah concern at
all, but which has only a branch here.
The sooner the merchants and their
customers get back to a business basis
the better off all of them will be.
-
The passing Of Rudolph r. Schulder.
whose body was laid in the grave yes
| terday, takes from the ranks of the
newspaper profession in Salt Lake one
of its most valued workers An attrac-
| tive, lovable young fellow, Mr.. Schulder
/ made friends for hiroself and his en-
ployers wherever he went. A jealous
worker, good comrade, he will be
sadly missed. not only in newspaper
| circles, but wherever he was known. To
/ his mother and other relatives we ex-
/ tend sincere sympathy. Their afflic-
/ ton is indeed grievous one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Improving the Scenery.
CCoalvilIe Times.

The Relief society had a rag cutting
bee last week They propose having new
carpet for the isles of the ward house
next spring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
C. M. Is at Piedmont.

(Rich County News)
c. NJ. Izatt has moved his family to
Piedmont. Wyo.. where he has obtained
employment at the charcoal ovens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Artful Johnny.

Johnny will be years old in the
spring. He contains cOnsidera BILE ener-
gy, most of which is expended in max
ing life a hOrrid nightmare for teacher.
The other day Johnny got out of line"
for the eighth time. Teacher made
grab for Johnny. who wriggled to es-
cape. In the tussle Johnny's shirt was
ripped up the back and ne was other
wise much disarranged. The sorely-
tried teacher said:
Now. Johnny, you may go and report
at the principals Office"
The principal and Johnny had met
several times. Johnny knew from eX-
peTience what would likely happen TO
him, SO he devised a plan to escape the
deserved punishment. Putting on hts
coat to hide the marks of his scuffie
with teacher, Johnny walked politely
into the presence of the principal. The
principal turned to see the familiar
face. We'll" he demanded sOurly
what have you been doing this timer"
"Oh, nothin'," replied Johnny with a
pious look and an embarrassment as
sumed for the occasion, ''I just came to
wish you a Merry Christmas"
well. now Johnny, that's very kind
Of you began the principal heartily.
Then, suddenly recalling traits of char
acter previously discovered in the
youth, the principal broke off with:
Hold on here! What else? That
sounds just little fishy,'
1t was up to Johnny once more, and
he confessed, with the usual result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
Limits on City's Power,

The city is not in d condition flnan-
clally to obtain an absolute title TO the
mountain water, because 1t is not able
to purchase the water rights. If the
city were bonded to the constitutional
limit. it would not have sufficient
money, after constructing the conduit
and making provision for the distriOu-
ton Of water in the city, to purchase
sufficient mountain water tOInaterialiy
increase the present supply. But. even
Ii the city could raise the money to
purchase the water, inaSmuch as IL
already owns a canal and valuable
water right from Jordan river and
Utah lake, would il not De "a better
business proposition to utilize that
water. for which the city has no other
use, in acquiring the mountain water.
than t. procure the same by purchase?
There is no such thing known to the
law as an absolute title TO the water
itself. bt.t only to the use thereof, and.
as the city will have the perpetual
right to use the water, subject only 10
such conditions as ii can control. there
Is but little difference in effect between
the proposed arrangement and an alb
solute transfer to the city of the noun
tain water rights. 1t is believed that.
when these plans are carried out aud
the development of Utah lake and the
establishment of permanent irrigation
works for the distribution of the water
are completed, farmers viii see that
their supply is list as secure and sat
lsfactory fromrt the lake as from the
mountains, and then mutually salts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
LIVEWIRES
The NIght After Christmas.

Twas the night after Christmas and
through Willie's frame
Ran pains and sharp tremors that burned
him like flame,
With her hand on his forehead his NAM
ma stood by
While he writhed. rolled and tumbled and
wished he could die
For the tough little stomach that Willie
Had been working all day long without
1t kept striving till bedtime in valor-
Gus style
But when he went to bed it laid off for
a while.
Then the turkey stood right up and
started to fly.
While the pudding danced hornpipes with
half a mince pie,
The dumDings threw handsprings with
'chuckles of glee
And the cranberry sauce had a fight
with the tea.
Then the cider and candy concluded to
race
And they ran. kicked and capered all
over the place,
Next the popcorn and nuts took a part in
the fun
And twas daylight before all the races
were run
Twas a lesson for Willie; he made a
firm vow
Nevermore would he cause such terri
Union hours for stomachs he now thinks
Just right.
Moderation in day time and sweet sleep
at night.
The same to you!
Did you get something useful?"
And wouldn't you rather have had a
present?
SO they didn't send you a thing this
Christmas? Never mind, you can get
even next year by leaving them off the
list.
1t is considered proper for a young
lady TO accept valuable gifts from a
man to whom she is not engaged, espe-
clally if the man is her father.
would be officially welcomed on his ar
rival at New York.
What the youngsters would like to
have explained is where did all those
things come from in the night if there
is no Santa Claus?
There is reason. to believe the fall
ing off in the vote from that of four
years ago was not equitably divided.
From the fuss that is being made the
uninitiated might infer that corrup-
ton fund in New York is a novelty.
Battling Nelson appears to have been
| beaten by his manager, also.
Those financiers who think they can
make Mr.. Lawson mad by putting his
name in the papers err.
Even Chicago would not have given
the divorced wife of the king of Sax
ony heartier greeting than she re-
ceived from the people of Dresden.
| Rather remarkable that China should
be so exclusive. considering the whole
souled welcome, we give the Chinese
| here, isn't it?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

1o5 w. Sd South. Belfone 223.
General agent the Pacific MaRifoIdinS
Book Co. the Great Duplicating Book
House OF the Coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

factory arrangement can DC made by
which the city viii become the absO-
lutte owner Of the mountain water
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
-Four pistricts in the citv.

The distribution system comprises
four districts or zones, known as the
lower, the upper, the Thirteenth street
and the Capitol Hill districts, respec
lively. The lower and the upper dis
tricts are each supplied with the com
mingled waters OF Parley's, Emigra-
ton and City creeks. The Thirteenth
street ana the Capitol Hill districts
ere both supplied from City creek ex-
clusively. tstH ~ e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25

Total daily supply. .53.564,S74 gallons
OF this total daily quantity only the
creek water C0.004S74 gallons) is suit
able for drinking. The remainder
(43,560 coo gallonsJ, which comes from
the Utah Lake reservoir. is suited only
for irrigation and kindred uses. The
creek water comes into the city from
the mountains through three separate
and substantial conduifs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Yerional= =Noti3en.

6err German @einberaer, tritf beute
eine Reife na9 California on, tpOielbf
er ben Winter iiber berpeilen pirb,
unb bon no er srf i'm Sribiabr tuie.
Der suriidtebren gebentt.
6err Carl 6 S6aefer bon
2l02 q. @sm Serisp StraBe. fsierts
eefern i'm 6reunoes= unb 6amilisn-
Qreiie feinen 79. @eburtstae. Sas
wadere 9eburtstasstinb empfng 3abl=
reite @ratuIationen.
Sn 2eudberbt's Som.
m rgarten on Der 9foble uno
Warfet Str. bate 6err Senrp e.
Gllerbrof feline Treunbe bort
gunoi9ub gu @aite. @r piro oem-
ndaft eine &eiie na9 Ssutidlanb ans
treten, I'm Der 9Oloenen So93eit ieiner
in Bremen anidffieen gltern bei3u=
wobnen. Die itsts fioelen Baueru Der.
lebten einen iebr psrsntsten absnb.
Serr gaerbrot uirb erit Mnfarg
nddffen Sabres nod bier suriidtebrsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
9euti9=Mmerifaniider Den,oz
fraten=Gla6.

Oie gefern bom Deutid=Mmerifani.
iden Semofraten Club in Sttmar
Sellers Salle abeebaltenen @atifita-
.@eriammlung war nod allen
&iatun9en bin erfoI9reib. Die Mit.
glieoer battsn iid 3ablreid sinaefunb.n
uno piele 0reunoe oes Clubs tparen er.
i9ienen.
Serr gluguit Samm, Der prdiibsltt
bes Clubs rief Die DerfammIung nit
elmer iOld sebiesenen Mnipra9e aur
Oronung, bab ale Nnweienben eins
fiimmig Der Weeinuns uaren, er iolle
fur ben Monat auf ben Stump"
seben.
&eoen unb Mnfpraden tpurben fer.
ner sebalten bon @eOrse S9auer, st.
Ridter Megulouab, 9enrp 6. @og,
Salem @anbibat fur 6faats=Nrmalt.
@larte unb bielen anberen politif9er
@r0ben fOtuie bon Serrn Soiept
S1aub.
Die iu9enoli9en ganbibaten ftir BIZ
Staats.2sislatur: Greb W. Selo, SEQ,
Rotb uno Nbolpb @mbarbt, bic freunbs
liaen gswerber um 8srtretung in be,
Staats.2esislatur waren ebenfals an.
weieno unb bielten nit 8eifaa auf9e.
nommene &eoen.
STR oerl Gerein mar es elm @ala.
Nbenb unb Elm Seber non ben ge'
iu4ern ging Oer9nii9t nod 6auie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Soot sefnnoett.

Seute. turs nor Mittag. als feline
8ermauotsn, oen.n es auffiel, oab iein
Sleiider-@siddft nod ni4t 9e0fnet
mar, Ha9fOri9un9en bielten, wurbe
Saesb &oos, Elm woblbetanntsr iunser
Seuti9er in ieiner Wobnung an Der
Sft 10. Strabe tOot auf9efunoen.
Sacob 6. 8oos, Der SObn bon
Grau pauline aOOs, mar SO Sabre
alt, er bstrieb felt einiser 3eit Elm
6leii6eraeiddft. @r murbe bier 9e=
boren uno in Der oeuti9=englii9en
Sdule aenOB er feline Sdulbilouns.
Sain pl6Blides Ibleben berieBte feline
Ingeh6rigen uno bielen Greunoe In
tiefs Sraner. Ser Coroner tpirb bic
Sobesurfade feifitellen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Gtae Gaas fir Sie ruifid)e Sf-
See=Tlotte?

Aberbeen, S9ottlan0, 16. Sept.
pahagiere auf benz 2iiifenbampfer
uSObartb", Der bier einlief, melbsn elm
greigniB auf benz Sampfer. tpsl4es
man in eemiRsn areiien als einsn
Beweis betradtet, oab Die Sapaner Der
ruifi9en Sfisefotte, bic iebt na9 osm
Often unterwsss 1T, eine Sale tslsn.
Die paIiasiere iasen. oaB atpet lapa=
niIde Offi3iere unb neun Seeleute iid
on Spro oes bon 2Onb0n Comment n
9ampfers befanoen.
Sobalo Die vScbartb" in Iberosen
anlanste, bsitissen oieielben iOfOrt sir
fleines Boot uno be9aben iia 3i einem
mpfieriDien, niebrigen Sdiffe, mel9es
i'm GuBsnbafen lag, pabri9einlid
einem SorpeboboOte, tuel4es iofOr
nod 9lntunft Der 2eute in See fta4
Wan glaubt, bab es bic Ibiidt be:
gootss TT, auf Die ruifiae Sfissfott
5u parten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
SfaGrthtelt aus Snbtana.

bere, 16. Sept. Gonperie
bemt6t fid, bic Werte Der g1ntional
Gar @ompagnie, Der er6Bten Snbu.
ftrie bes Ortes. bier su bebalten. Die
Gabrit bei9dftigt iebt anndbsrnb $50
Irbeiter uno seoentt nod einem anoe=
rem Srte iiberaufieoeln. neil oas
Natursas bier auf bic Heige ging.
Die @ompaguie berlan9t einen Bonus
bon $4,000 unb cine Subioription bon
$4,000 CUR 8ergr6berun9 ibres Attisn.
tapitales. Die 8ergr6Bsrunssn usrbsn
in @ebduben beifeben unb bann pirb
aud cine 8ermebrung Der @rbeiter-
an3ahl auf 200 boroenommen peroen.
Sie 3ablIiite pro Wo4e mtroe nah
Der @ergr6beruns $500 betragen.
gs f9eint, als Ob oas 9erlanaen Der
@ompasnie befrisbist tperoen piro.
@olu mbus, Is. Sept. s. 9.
0aiblep. Elm &eiisnoer fir cine Obi.
cago Weeiain Co., mirb felt Wlittpod
Wittag pOm ct. Senis 5otei permiBt.
Dem @lert iaete er. oaB er mibe Iei
unb bab er fi9 CUR &ubs auf isin
3immer bseebe. Sein 8ett iif unbe.
ribrt unb feline probenfafen iinb au4
nod In benz 3immer unb in teiner Der
biefgen Sroguenbanolungen tpurbe er
aefeben. @a8fOriaunsen iOusit bIis-
ben ohne grfols.
Dtab fon, 16.. Sept. Sn Der re
9elmdbigen Staotratbs Ieriammlung
geitern Nbeno, tuurbe Der Beri9t oes
Sa4perfdnoigen 2nobIo9 bsrleien,
wel9er elm Sefi3it bon $18, $4,000 in
ben 8l&ern oes frtbersn S9abmeiiters
&Obinion, Der ourd Sslbitmpro enbete,
seigt. gOn biefer Summe Fnb $15,.
698 in Sieusrn, fur bic teine geIeee ba
finb unb $2.9 finb in gaar. Seine
binterlafenen electromagnetic bic
er iibergab, oeden etwa bic 6dIfte bes
Betrases.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
SntereFamter 8ert1t oes Staats=
Geolosen.

Ser %. Sabresberid. bes Staats=
@eologen %. g. 8lat9lep if iebt our
8ertbeiluus bereit. Sie Selinouitrie
III nod bemielben iebt cine Der 9roBen
Snbutrien oss Staates. 8on ben in
WeGs gountp i'm Sabre 1889 3uerit
probucirten 99. 1875 6dKern, bic einen
g.rtb bon s1O. $50 reprdientirtsn, bat
fi6 bic grobuction auf 9,177, ,722
Gdfsr i'm Sabre 1903 ssitsisert unb
Der Iertaufsuertb bieies unee5euren
Oelquantums betrdgt ieBt 81, 476, 369.
Man finost isbt in Snoiana Del io-
pobl i'm 3renton @effeir, als au4 i'm
Sorn Sanoffeine unb osm Sorn 2sbm=
feline. Na9 benz geridte bes @eo-
logon fino in ben Oelfelbern teine In=
sei1en fir Die Nnpeienbeit bes Seles
or Der Grooberfdde porbanoen. 8as
iotpobl pie audi Del tuerben in 9r6be=
rem Quantitdten nur in Siefen BON
500 GuB unb oariiber gefunoen. Gin-
3elne Musnabmen bon bieier &egel
jebo9 finben iid in Sasper @ountp,
no fduere Dele idon in elmer 9iefe
bon 120 SUB 9efunben murben.
9em 8srihte bes @eologiiden Se.
partements iif cine seologiI4e Garte
bei9efii9t, adf pel1er Die Nusbreituns
gen Der 3oblen= uno 2ebm-2 a9er bee
Staates anse3ei9t iperben. Nn 2oblen
uurben i'm lsBten Sabre 10000, 00O
Spnnen gef6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Snase Tran bon einem Hisser
iiberfaaen.

Mamie Sean, 25, 725 Marnel
StraBe puroe am Wtittuo6 Nbeno
BON einsm N.gger in Der gfdbe beg
StaotbOipitals ansefalen uno in elm
bena9bartes 2ornfelo gei9leppt. ge'
bunosn uno semibbanoelt uno bsraubt.
sic berbeimIi6te ben 8orfaa big
bsuts, snti6luB fd ieoOa isBt Der
pOliaei atnseise gu MAIDEN.
Die fis nod Der STEELE oes ueber-
faues besleitenOen pOlisiiten fanoen
sinen Obrring uno einen 5ingerring,
iotpie aud ben Safbano nit Delaem
brf S9urfe iein Opfer 9ebunoen bate,
auf Der grbs lie9eno bor. Die Se'
tettibe, oenen Der Gal our 8erfolgunQ
iiberseben purbe. fino auf Der Su9e
nod benz S6urtsn uno bOffsntlid &C.
linet es linen benielben Der 8ereati g.
felt 3u iberliefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Srobes l1msliid aod seraoe ber=
bitet.

@in StraBenbabn llnsliid muroe
geitern NIT nur 9enauer 9}otb ber=
binnert. @iner Der groben StraBen-
babn Wagsuns, belaoen nit paNas
gieren, ent9ine nur eben benz Sdidiale
bon einem periOnen3uge getroHen 3a
ueroen. 8ieler Der pafasiere bemdd.
ti9te ii4 eine ganit unb bieIelbed Ipran=
gen ab, um id Dor benz llebsrfabren=
tueroen 5u reiten. Inter oieien befano
fid au4 Grau @Ora Mepers, bic Wa=
trone oes Or. Stern Sanatoriums bon
Der Oft 3ebnten StraBe. un9iifliher=
iueiier fisl fie jebob unb gsrieth unter
ben @as9on, BON weldem fe> cine
Strede bon 3ebn bes Is SUB geidleppt
wuroe. Sa iie aliidliderueiis parallel
nit benz @eleiie lag, entging fie oem
i4redliaen S4idiale, nrn ben @doern
pertriippelt 3u tperben. gladbem bsr
Waggon anbi,lt, tpurbe Srau Mepers
unter oemielben berborsesosen, um
nod benz Sanatorium Or. Stern's
tiberftibrt su tperben.
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am @adarate perlebt mar unh bab IL
aua innerli9e @erlebunsen bapontrus.
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bofc 3u uuo man f9iebt oem @onouc'
teur, Der trOb Der Warnungen be:
Wd9ters oennod bas 3ei9en 3ur @ei'
terfabrt sab. bic Sdulb an bemielber
3a. Sur Der @eiifessegenmart be!
WotOrmannes, Der fofort ben Wassor
aurhdlaufsn lisb, i9reibsn 3uidaue,
ben sladli9en 4ussans Der Nfaire 3u
Sic 3reuauns miro unter Die aefdbr
liaifen ber Stabt 9ere1net uno oieielb
tpiro Obne 3meifel cine Der erfen iein
an Der 8orfdtsmabreseIn gum S9ub
bon 9eben unb gisentbum ersriffei
tDer0eu.
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bloG idmer berlett.

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einen berabfiiraenben Steinblod elm
8ein 9dnali9 3erquetI9t. gater arbsi=
tete an ben 8riidenbau Der Monon
unb Gall Greet. Ser 8erlebte tpuroe
burd einen WOnou 3us iOfort sur
Staot sebra9t uno an Der GAIT StraBe
bon ben Observation-Disclosures Sawlep
uno DUBOIS In @mpfans senommen
uno in's st. 8incents SOIpital tber=
fibrt, 100 linn oas serqueiidte 8ein
amputirt tpuroe.