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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09
Ycomen Call

This time a few of the Yeo-
man friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blunt embraced the OPP
portunity afforded last Satur-
day evening of making their
loyal co-workers an evenings
visit with them in their pretty
and comfortable home on Wal
nut street and while this call
was not in the nature of a sur
prise, yet probably all the more
their guests were cordially well
coined to the family circle and
made to feel at home. A most
enjoyable evening was spent in
social chat, crokinole and
Finch, and at midnight all sat
down to a sumptuous repast
At / o'clock the company de-
parted for their homes, we'll
pleased with their evenings
entertainment, carrying away
with them a hearty invitation
to call again.
Guy Smith was taken sick
with the grippe this morning.
The Boyer is going down
fast today.
J. M. Becky left for Tilden,
Neb., today on business.
P. j. Pagan leaves for Broken
Bow, Neb., tomorrow on bust
ness.
The Sunday school will be
reorganized at Calhoun Sunday
March, 18th 1905.
M. ID. Lee
Miss Ruth Huff, of Little
Sioux, is in the Valley the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Huff.
Miss Mollie Burke has finish
ed her school at River Sioux
and is at home for the vacation.
Mrs. Lola Brandif, of Chica-
go sang a solo at the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning
to the great pleasure of her
friends in this city. Mo. VAL
ley is proud of Mrs. Brandiff as
a vocalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Ford, of
Woodbine were in the Valley
Sunday the guest of their
daughter Mrs. R. L. Kendall.
Frank Rider, who has been in
the employ of the Republican
for the past two months, left
Monday night for Missouri
Valley where he will make his
home. Frank is a faithful and
conscientious young man of
good habits and we feel sure he
will succeed in his new location.
-Winnebago County Repub-
lican.
Frank arrived all right and
has accepted a position in the
Daily Times office.
Miss Eva Serbs of Soldier
and James Middleton of Modale
visited Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Lena Shaw.
Mrs. G. w. Richardson is in
Omaha for a few days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. ]. ]. Sullivan is the
guest of her mother in Omaha.
DR.. Smiley reports a daughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Col
ton Of Boomer township Sunday
VIM. Morrison and Peter
Burke of Omaha were in the
Valley Saturday evening the
guests of M. j. Fitgibbon.
z. T. Noyes leaves for Spo-
kane, Washington, Tuesday
morning.
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Toilet Tollefson. who lost hi

Toilet Tollefson, who lost his
leg at the Updike elevator in
this city several months ago,
left for Chicago last night to
get an artificial leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bachenau, who
have been the guests of the
Fitzgibbon families for several
days, return to their home in
Grinnell tomorrow.
W. Allen Jones today sold
400 bushels of extra fine blue
stem seed wheat to Egcecomb
& Deur for S1.10 per bushel.
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Me 1slay March 6

The baby of Chas Smith ard
wife on Mill street is very i'll
with pneumonia.
F. P. llaston visited his
mother in Omaha Sunday.
w. j. lNeana returned to work
in the master mechanics office
today after a weeks siege of
the grippe.
Miss Trcsa Weilenga leaves
Tuesday for Armour, S. d.,
where she will make her future
home with her sister at that
place.
Died at her home in Love
land Sunday morning, Mrs.
Ida Albaugh, wife of Samuel
Albaugh. The funeral occurred
from the NJ. L. church in that
place at , o'clock this after
noon.
DR.. DeVore assisted DIR.
Roden in a surgical operation
at Mondanin Sunday after
noon.
B. H. Smith and wife, of
Boone, are in the Valley the
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
George Gaver.
G. NJ. Kinks, of Harrington,
Neb., is in the Valley the guest
of the mail agents in this city.
Mrs. DR.. DeVore returned to
Honey Creek with her sister,
Miss Clara Carr, this morning
for a short visit.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Martin is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Hattie Doe, of Fremont,
Nebraska, is in the Valley, the
guest of her father, G. w. Fra
zier, and family.
A. L. Alstrand and son, Har-
~, attended the funeral of r.
Prentice, brother of Mrs. AL
strand. Sunday in Hazel Dell
township.
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Tuesday Match z

kHCcN0y Exat Ill
A large crowd was in attend
ance at the farmers sale today
and the sale was a success.
Mrs. G. I. Crowder and son
Earnest returned last night
from a visit with friends in
Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Emge
were Logan visitors tits NOR
ming.
The Kappa Delta Theta girls
were most enjoyably enter
tanned last night by Miss Lottie
McGavren at her home on
seventh street. The first part
of the evening was devoted to
business, the election of officers
taking place. Miss Eleanor
Fensler was taken to the sor-
GRITTY. After the adjournment
of the business, the evening
was spent informally in visit
ing. At the close of the even
ing, a delicious supper was SER
we'd by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. C. G. Norris. The next
meeting will be with Miss
Lucille Shelley. The following
officers were elected for the
next six months.
Miss Edith Amen. President.
Miss Vera Foss. Vice. Pres
ident.
Miss Lucille Shelley. Sec
tretary.
Miss Lottie McGavern Treasure.
M. D. Myers goes to Nebras-
ka tomorrow on real estate
business.
Ed Myers went to Red Oak
this afternoon on business.
Miss Bessie Fensler is down
with the grippe.
Truman Tracy has accepted
a position in the furniture store
of 7. Foss.
Rev. Mckenzie, who has been
conducting revival services at
the Christian Church. IN this
city, was called to his home in
Tabor Iowa, this morning by a
telegram announcing the sick
ness of his wife. The meet
ings at the church will be dis
continued for the present.
Fred Douglas is in Council
Bluffs today on business.
Miss Susie Block of Denison,
is in the Valley the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. D. H. Smith.
Attorny C. w. kellogg is in
Logan today on legal business.
The following is the vote
cast in the piano contest up to
last night:
X. L. of S. 33007
Yeoman.. 24232
Pres. Church. 1906
M. d. Church. ........ 9196
Catholic Church. 1884
M. w. A. 563
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Deur
will entertain several of the
teachers and a few friends at a
six o'clock dinner this evening.
The Knights and Ladies of
Security had a dance last night
at Fountains Hall. A large
number were present and all
had the usual good time.
The Elks of this city have
received invitations to be pre-
sent at the last "stag party" Of
the season at the club house in
Council Bluffs Friday evening,
March 10 1905.
The Fourth street Whist
club had another Of their most
enjoyable sessions last evening
at the fine home of C. H. Deur
on upper Erie street. All the
members of the club were pre-
sent, six tables enjoying COM
pass whist until midnight. A
delicious two course supper
was served at the close Of the
evening.
The Travel club met with
Mrs. John McGavren on north
Seventh street this afternoon.
Mrs. M. T. Weston and her
guest, Miss Ruth Huff Of Little
Sioux, are Omaha visitors to-
day.
Miss Mate Childe--s is home
from Hill City. South Dakota
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necessity of placing his wares
before the people in we'll dis
played advertisements. Several
OF the papers in the county are
running mail order house ads,
and we believe they have a
perfect right to if they are so
inclined. A newspaper mans
columns are his stock in trade
the same as a merchants goods
and he has a perfect right to
sell them to whoever he pleases.
Bert Darling, of Norfolk,
was the guest of his sister, Miss
Lula Darling, Sunday, in this
city.
Miss Lena Shawof Woodbine
spent Sunday with her mother,
MIS-. "A. IN. OlldW.
Mrs. Frank Hoyer today pur-
chased the fine home of z. T..
Noycs on 18th street and will
occupy the same with her fam
lily. The deal was made through
the agency of Aaron Carpen-
ter.
Frank kits and Walt Mill
man are out after ducks this
afternoon.
David Hearn went to Glen
wood this afternoon on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs. f. w. Mckinney of
Woodbine, was the Sunday
guest of her brother, DR.. Gid
dings in this city.
DR.. Gasson reports a daught
er born to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley
six miles south east of town
Saturday morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

The W. c. T. U. met with
Mrs. R. Newton, on 3sd street,
on Saturday afternoon last, and
all had a pleasant time. Light
refreshments We're served at the
close of the meeting. Learning
that Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. j..
7. Hough, two Of their most &c
tive members, are soon to leave
the Valley, the Union presented
each a beautiful bound volume
of the Bible as a token Of love.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09
Spring Millinery

Mrs. j. H. South has received
her spring stock of millinery
and it is absolutely the very
finest line ever shown in this
county. All the very latest
shapes in hats can be found in
this stock. New shades in trim
ing, flowers, ribbons, etc. in end
less variety. Miss Anderson Of
Council Bluffs will arrive Mon
day morning and will act as
trimmer at this establishment
this season. She is one of the
one hit hut sh nyns st trimmers in the
yea; years s. 1t was found so1ies of this city
bottles and pill boxes tn. ~
had to be made before thtefy latest IN
be removed -,
watch taken to the top ~ IL
Blanc will gain thirty-s:r sec.. all Ine
'"el ''uf hours all and
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A Noble Act.

1t ALWAYS affords US great
pleasure to record noble, gen
erous act. In this city lives an
old colored woman call'd "Aunt
Caroline" decripped from age,
and afflicted with rheumatism,
so much so that it is with diff
Guilty that she can walk, even
with two canes, and with all
she loves the church and the
house of God, and often attends
divine worship. We also have
a noble young man by the name
Ed. Carter who is the hero of
a noble, generous act that de-
serves all praise. Finding Aunt
Caroline trying to make her
way to the Christian Church,
he took her by the arm, assisted
her on her way, bringing her in
and conducting her to comfor-
table seat near the platform so
she could hear. This is but a
little matter but it shows that
nobility of character that will
count as a bright jewel in the
crown cover there.
DR.. Giddings visited Omaha
Sunday.
A. Kirkwood and wife attend
ed the funeral of R. Prentiss in
Hazel Dell township Sunday.
w. M. Clark and wife have
located in Carroll, Iowa.
Theo Myers is in Logan to-
day on business.
The Jacob Cox heirs today
sold the old home farm of $50
acres to Chas Wheelock of Mag
nolia. This is one of the best
farms in the county.
9 A9ToRTA.
3 Bear. the ,r1h' Kind You 4a!s Always e'eea
Signature ct L1M2zzszM
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09
HANS ALBERT WANTS
TO GET HIS VIOLIN

HANS ALBERT WANTS
TO GET HIS VIOLIN
Famous Violiaist Says He Is Net
Crazy, But Victim Of a Plot.
Claims Yielin Vas Paid For.
Abba, March 4.-Hans Albert, the
celebrated violinist who is now Ian
gushing i'll an insane asylum at Lin
coin, Neb., has written a letter to an
Abba musician who has been close
friend of his for years in which he saws
some hard things about those whom he
claims to be tie authors of his mis-
fortunes. His letter was carefully read
by the writer, and while it expresses
some bitterness, it certainly is not the
enentions of an insane mind He
states that he has no "de!usions, illu-
sions or hallucinations and that his
mind is as clear and sane as it ever
was
He complains bitterly Of his treat
neat While incarcerated in the st.
Bernard hospital at Council Bluffs, and
says that he was strapped down to his
bed twenty five consecutive nights and
nearly smotEc-ed through the wanton
his present confinement is a result of
persecution. lie appeals to his friends
10 take steps at oncc to effect his re-
lease and declares he will appeal to his
German emperor if Justice is not done
him; but more than all else he benaoans
the temporary loss OF his sweet toned
old violin which has charmed so MANY
audiences when responding to the
marvellous genious of it's gifted master
and it is this misfortune which grieves
him most of all. 1t is rare old Strad-
ivarius violin, being one of the few now
cxtant. Upon it is stamped the gen
lire mark of the maker and the date
Ammo Domino 1910" When Albert
played his last concert at Wayne, Neb.,
and was detained on a charge of insan-
ity, Ed NJ Nichol of Des Moines, the
former owner of the instrument, went
Immediately to Wayne. replevined it
under bond of $4,000 and now has
possession of it, alleging that Albert
never paid him fer it. Albert claims
the violin was paid for.
Everybody interested in the
Sunday School at the Frazier
school house are requested to
be present next Sunday as the
question of continuing the Sun
day School during the summer
will be settled at that time.
Jake Branson, Riley Branson,
and Clyde Brundidge returned
to Boden North Dakota this
morning after q visit in this
city.
F. NJ. Hoyer the photograph
III went to Omaha this morning
to take a course of instruction
IN new photograph work that
has just come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead, of Hol-
lands, Iowa, We're in the Valley
yesterday trading. Mrs. Mead
was formerly Miss Hattie Mid
aleton.
John Bender and Frank Stowe
received a very fattering offer
from a band master in Portland
Oregon this morning, offering
them fine positions in his band
to play during the four months
of the Lewis & Clark EXPOSE
ton in that city. The boys are
thinking of accepting the job.
j. F. Riley now has the place
vacated by Porter Boggs in
Fenslers store.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports a
son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Mohatt Sunday.
Miss Nellie Brown closec her
winter term of school near
Woodbine Friday and is home
for a vacation.
Charley Alexander left for
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Mr.. and Mr.. Clarence Stew
ems and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Becky drove to Logan Sunday
to visit friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

Everybody interested in the
Sunday School at the Frazier
school house are requested to
be present next Sunday as the
question of continuing the Sum
day School during the summer
will be settled at that time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

Louis Myers returned from
Red Oak today where he has
been visiting his grandparents.
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Dr.. Hugh Tamisiea reports a
son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Mohatt Sunday.

Miss Nellie Brown closec her
winter term of school near
Woodbine Friday and is home
for a vacation.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

Miss Grace Williams was the
guest of Council Bluffs friends
Sunday.
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Charley Alexander left for
Gordon Neb., this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

Bessie Cheney visited friends
in the country Sunday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

F, L. Davis goes to Nebraska
tomorrow with a party of real
estate men.
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Mrs. Ed Cummings visited
her mother in Omaha Sunday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

j. F. Riley now has the place
vacated by Porter Boggs in
Fenslers store.
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Ed Boies received a letter to-
day from c. Kelsey, in which
he says his health is much i'm
proved and he is we'll satisfied
with the change he has made.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

VIM. Anderson and daughter
leaves for Arnold, Neb., to-
morrow for a visit with rela-
tives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

Jake Branson, Riley Branson,
and Clyde Brundidge returned
to Boden North Dakota this
morning after a visit in this
city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

F. NJ. Hoyer the photograph
III went to Omaha this morning
to take a course of instruction
IN new photograph work that
has Just come out.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-09

A. L. Alstrand and son, Hair
~, attended the funeral of r.
Prentice, brother of Mrs. AL
strand, Sunday in Hazel Dell
township.
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9fe beiten obitbdmme.

Daniel WpB, Cbfgdrtner in Nem
philadelphia, bat eine 9roBs auswabl
BON Sbn= uno S9attenbdumen. Stau=
oeneepG6Ien, &anfen' uno S4ling=
pflan3en, 8oien &C. Sdume uno BHan=
sen, Die BON ibm be5o9en tperoen, ltnb
gans beIonoers fir oieie @egeno 9eei9=
net. ST bat cine 30jdbriae @rfabrun9
als Sblt= uno gfan8en3iidter uno oies
befdbigt ibn gu beurtbeilen, tpel1e Nr=
ten fir uniere Gegeno 9eeignet iino.
@r pertauft feline 8aume uno pflan=
gen piel bili9er als Die Ngenten aus=
martiger Sbfgarten. oa3u llefert er
ieine 6eblinse fril6 uno geIuno uno
ni1t in iol1 auseetrofnetem 3ultanoe
ME BHan3en, Die bon melt ber geianot
tueroen miilien. ~
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s6redensS,enen int aamfaIns.

Syn Der 8etroleumreaiOn i'm Sau=
faIus baben in Den lebten Sagen ibref=
lide 5senen itattgefunoen. Die Sars
tareu baben li1 benaffnet uno 5ieben
roubeno uno mOroeno our6 oas 2ano
uno namentIi6 1tub es bic Nrmenier,
peI6e ben fanatii6en Muielmdnnern
in GROCER 3abI sum Spfsr fallen. Sn
Der SelItaot 8atu Iino Die Betroleum=
werte er0BtcntbeiIs nieoer9ebrannt
moroen uno ou1 Die Gtoot lit ben
6lammen gr0Btentbeils gum Spfer 9e=
fallen. Die angiter fiilIten gemobner
flieben aus per Stabt, oa lie plI1en,
oaB Die @arniIOn lie gu i6itBen auBer
5tanbe lit.
Die GonIulate, 8anten uno 8ertpal=
tunQseebauoe neroen BON 5ruppen
betpa6t. Ollie en9liI9en 8epobner
uno fat ale anOeren gewObner Der
beheren &lafe babeu iih an 8OrO bon
S1iffen be9eben unO Iino auf Gee 9e=
oonasn, um ben @efahren 81 entflieben.
Die ber3peifelte Sage in gatu erbellt
aus elmer 9epeIde oes 8OuOerneurs
bon 8atu, Der in elmer bringenoen tele=
orapbii9en Mel Dung iagt, oaB ieine
Sruppen BON Sartaren umaingelt fno
uno ibre llebermdlti9ung unDermeiblif
lit, nenn ni6t fofort @ntiaB 9eI6ift
miro.
Sic Celbrunuen in 8alatan, Gas
bunto uno g2omani bel 8atu Iino boas
1t1nbie auseebrannt, aber in Slbiebat
mlithet oas Sfeuer nod.
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Nurdttbares GrDbeben int iiio=
ltdlett StAliett.

g ON, 9. Sept. Sm iiiolihen Ga,
labrien uno au9 in einem Sbeil bon
Gisilien, bot Elm grobeben unaebeuren
s1aben anaeri6tet ,lnb es iinb au6
cine iebr aroBe 3abl bon Weniben oa=
BEL um's 2eben gefpmmen. 9:e Stdbte
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GDrfer iOIen fat aans serif0rt tuoroen
iein. Sen lebten Nahribten aufolae
Iino 800 perionen iim's 2eben 9efom=
men uuo piele 9unoerte mebr ooer
tpeniqer ihDer berlebt tporben. Gs 1T
porldufie unmoslid. ben petunidren
Ghoben au1 nur anndherno anau=
geben.
Das grobeben fanb um fiinf Minu=
ten Dor brei lbr Moraens itatt. s}n
gatansarD bauerte es 18 Selunben.
unb oIeih barauf tpurbe es auh In
Weilina, Geeeio. Monte 2eone. Mar=
tiramo. Gtefaeoni, Discopio. 3riparni,
3ammaro, gelianiie. Naiba, Olibabi
uno anberen Grten peripirt. leberall
ibielten fib GDtefensicenen Del
| ihlimmlen Irt ab. Graueil ffiirsten
nit ibren Gdualinaen auf ben Nrmen
uno ihre anberen Ginber binter iid be,
| Tdleppeno fhreienb uno betenb auf oil
GtraBen unb auh bic Wdnner eilter
Inns Jreis, bic Ollie ibrer 5huBpatrOn,
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anrufeno. Mls aber Ole grIAiitterun9
lid nidt tpisoerhplte, tpogten iih Die
2eute alindhlid nieoer in ibre Wob=
uunaen, inlptpeit lie itehen geblieben
mareu. suriif unD Inn nht llhr hotten
ole 5trQBen. ipenialtens in Den 5tdpten,
pisoer ibr normales Qlusieben.
Sn ben GDrfern. Die gum Qr6Bten
Sbeil serfort tpuroen, berrIdt ieBt
eroBe Notb. Sruppen, Sn9eniellre
uno Ner5te Iino nab Dem 10 ihwer
beimaeIu1ten Siltritt Qel6ift lporoen.
Ser Minilier bes eSnnern bat 20,000
Sire 3ur Miloeruna Der oringenoiten
Notb aefdidt, uno Der Minliter fir
ofIentlihe g8erte 1T am Nbeno nab
@alabrien abgereif.
Soweit oies bis ieyt felt9eitellt mer=
ben tonnte. linb in 5tefaconi un9efdbr
100 gerionen um's 2sben eetommen,
lieben in Monte 2eone, 65 in San
8reeorio uno in Wilato tuuroen elf
BerIonen Qetootet uno 200 perleBt.
Sn ben 96rfern 3ammaro uno @el=
tanili uuroen falt aae 9duler seritort,
iiber Die 3abl Der 8et0bteten uno Ber=
leBten 1T aber nod nibts betannt.
Sn Sonaoi muroen 5ebn perionen 9e=
t0otet uno 100 perleBt.
Sn Martiramo hno bon 5000 gin=
pobnern jest 1900 oboaAlos. QBie
piele Geute get6otet uno Dertpunoet
muroen, ift NOD nidt betannt.
Som, IL. Sept. aus Dem Gitoen
Deg 2anoes fommt Die Na6ribt, oaB
Die 3abl Der bel Dem in @alabrten
ltattgebabten Grobeben umgetommenen
beoeutsnD QrDBer lit, als man anfdn9=
LID bermutbet. eSn Wartirano aleln
lino 2200 Berfonen perunqliift, aus
8arqbelia meroen 800 SDoesfalle be-
rihtet uno aus 2appolo 200. 8a5u
tommt nod Die 3abl Serer, Die nntei
Dem 5riilnmern be9raben liegen. Same
Rumilien boben lbren untergang 9e=
funoen. unter Der SepD!terunQ berrI9t
bic 9r0Bte @rregun9. @rbbebenttoBe
IinO immer nod nabrnebmbar. Nlele
2eute neieern Fi6, in ibre 6duier ala=
rafSutebren. Emo man befirAtet bas
oas G9limmIte nod nidt oOruber it,.
Die Notb uno Oas @leno unter Der
8eoOlteruug Iino 9rOB, trOB Der 2iebes=
Ipenoen, ole BON alIen Setter aus bort
eutreffen. Ser R5nig uno oas Wtlnt=
I8erium baben rei1e 5penoen 9eianot,
ole leitenOen 3eitungen lammeln fur
Die Opfer Des @robebens.
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400 perIonen um's 2eben 9etoramen
linO, oaB 1000 anoeye 8erleBuaqen
bacon eetragen unb oaB ole 3abE Der
Sboa6loIen cine unertoartet 9roBe 1T.