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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
sTRADER 30 JONES.
Very Pretty Marriage Yesterday
at Green Bav.
Special to The Times-Dispa

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
GREEN BAY VA. June PA very
quiet but beautiful marriage was SOL
{emnized at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. D. Jones In the village. at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. when Miss jamie L.. their
only daughter. was united to Mr.. Leigh
ton IA. Strader. Rev. F. W. Berry, Las
tor OF the Christian Church here, per-
formed the ceremony. No one but the
immediate relatives OF the bride and
groom was invited. ~ q
So The room was artistically decorated
with evergreens, magnolias and roses
The music was rendered by Miss Esther
{nald Walker, OF Richmond, acted as best
man. The bridesmaids were Misses Ann
Elizabeth Strader, OF Richmond, and
Miss Pattie Love Jones. OF Mecklenburg
county. Little Flora Strader was ring
bearer. x 44ss.
The bride entered the room with her
(. brother. Mr.. F. H. Jones. The bride was
attired In lovely blue (dark) taffeta
travelling suit, with hat and gloves to
ma tch.
Miss strader,. one Of the brid esmaids.
enciennes trimmings. Miss Patio Jones
wore white silk null: Miss Esther stra-
der, pink silk null, silk girdle: little
Flora Strader wore white silk null. The
bride is a daughter Of Mr.. L. D. Jones,
fertilizer inspector for the Fourth Vir-
GINA District; also prominent merchant
tere. She is a young lady lovely In per-
son and character S
The presents we're numerous and hand
some. The bride was presented by the
members OF her church with a purse Of
500 in gold. She has served for NUM-
Der Of years as organist Of the Disciples
Church here.
Mr.. Strader. the groom, is a young man
OF fine business qualifications. and has
been Identified with the Southern Rail-
way Company for several years with
headquarters in Manchester, Va.
After the marriage the guests were
served most bountiful dinner. After
dinner the bridal party was driven to
the station; and boarded the southbound
train for Ashevile, N. G., where they
will spend few days, going thence to
Kentucky and on an extended tour into
many OF the large cities OF the Northern
states, returning to Richmond, Va.
where they will BIO at homo to their
friends at No. 4o6 East Grace Street.
after July 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
OUTDOOR WEDDING.
The Marriage Of Miss Stanwoo6
8 and Mr.. Paul Darden.
I lspecial 70 The Times- DIspatoh.

!. 7specia1 70 The 11mes- D7sPatch.} .--7--.
3f SUFFOLK, VA, June 2S.--At the home
OF Beamon, Va, Miss Cora Lee stanwood,
formerly instructor in a Mississippi coll
lege, but now of Portsmouth Va, gave
her hand in marriage TO Pau Fisher
Darden, of Suffolk, 4. 81.
IT was an outdoor wedding. The mar.
rage altar was built bencatha beautiful
floral arch. which was supported by two
spruce pine trees on the lawn.
These took part: Rev. W. VI. Savage,
celebrnnt; Ryland Camp, Of Franklin.
best man; Miss Susan Vann Darden, Of
Murfreesboro. N. c., maid Of honor; G.
II, Hargroye and Miss Reba Beamon, at.
PENDANTS FLORENCE Everett and Mary Lee
Beamon, ribbon girls; Stuart Everett,
ring bearer. ittf7 K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Bristol's Candidates.

(sppclal to The s-DLspatch)
BRISTO OIL. YA.i9June 2S.--Already there
are numerous candidates for the several
Offices to be filled In Bristol next fall
There are so many Democratic asplrants
that Il now seems plain that a primary
will be necessary to decide the matter
Jr who has held the Office for several
years, having seen the revenues more
Than double since he took charge Of the
office. is candidate for reelection, There
are several others who have announced
Tor this Office, and tina fight for the treas
.urershlp promises to be q very lively one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
NEWPORT NEWS.
IS STIRRED. UP u:
X, rs -----l----------
Gibbs Are Formed and the Vari-
Gus Candidates Contending
for Votes.
HOLD opE !: MEETINGS 4 1 y i;
Judge Mann and Lie,,tetant7G Gov
ernor Willard to Speak
Saturday. 8
HOLD oPEN-AlR MEETINGS il

fgnec,ai a, rho Timcs -Dlspa tch.

NwS sesfs1 NEWS n Tvs Es. june ssJudse
William Hold ges Mann, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor, adj
dressed large crowd Of Third Ward
voters OF this city at the corner Of Chest
mt Avenue and Twcnty-severth Street
tonight. People from all over tho city
{attendcd the meeting, and the candidate
WAS greeted with considerable enthu-
siA.sm.
Montague campaign clubs were organ
ized\in each OF the four wards of the city
Tonight. Meetings wero held by friends
or they Governor Mt 1880 O'clock in each.
ward, I'm order not to conflict with the
Mann oApen-air meeting The Montague
ssupporteN.s are waging on active fight
throughoNt the city.
MrA Swanson to Speak.
Friday Night Hon. Claude A. Swanson
will nddrcs;s m open-air meeting here
In the intcra, st Of his candidacy for Gov
ernor. a injecting Of the Swanson sup
porters will DO held at the Pocahontas
Hotel to-morroW night for the purpose OF
organizing a campaign club.
Friends OF Senator Thomas S. Martin
met In East End, tonight and organized
club for. work during the campaign.
Saturday night Judge Mann and Hon.
y. Z. Willard will, hold z rival opcn-air
meetings. Mr.. Willard will speak on the
Elevator lott coriler of Washington
Avenue and TWENTY eighth Street, and
\ Judge Mann will be heard on a vacant
lot in front Of the Academy OF Music
corner of washington Avenue and Thirty
third Street.
A Recounx, ordered.
The City Democratic Committee has
ordered recount of the vote In last
Tuesdays primary, as far as the candi-.
dates for the Legislature are concerned
The recount, which takes place tomorrow
night, was ordered upon the demand OF
4 w II. L. Kent, who received Just nine
votes less than w. e. Barrett, who re-.
ceived the highest number. 3o1 III Mr.. Bar
@rett strongly objected to the recount,
claiming that Mr.. Kent had not given
sufficient reasons for his demand Mr..
Kent does not accuse the judges OF
fraud. but says that errors were made
4 In all four wards. ~ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Two Marriages.

tspooInI to The Times Dispatch.)
Susie Fairfax Parker and Charles H..
Westbrook were married this afternoon
ut tho brlde's home. on REIMBURSEMENT
Street, by Rev. r. T.. Wexford, After the
ceremony, the hrlda and groom LETT for
Norfolk, from whence they left for New
York on their honeymoon,
Miss Aurella Binns and Chapman
Springfield were married this afternoon
at the BRIDES home, on Twenty-sAventli
Street, by Rev. ". B. Beauchamp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Booze,r-Walter,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
bert Earle e. isoozer a prominent physi-
clan, Of Columbia, 8, q, was married
hem at dawn to-day to Miss Grace Bland
Walter whom he rnet while she was
bia College. The wedding took place
at the homo OF the bride's parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Lorsey Walter, and Rev. Chas.
d. Bulla. of the Southern Methodist
they will reside at Columbia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
LETTER 70 4. ID. oUIooN.

I1.f7-I ~ N0OTGOIN, ~. ~
Dear Sir: What would he the result OF
selling poor paint with this guarantee2
III you have any fault to find with this
paint, either now In putting 1t on, or here
after In the wear. tell your dealer about 1t.
''We authorize him to do what is right
at our expense. % "
That means pay damages. don'tsit?
Here's another qua rantee:
III your State chemist finds this paint
adulterated. we wlll pay his bill, and send
sou 81 ,000,n ~
We stand by both Of these guarantees;
as We are the maker, we know all about
1t. Yours truly
80 F. w DEVOE q CO \
Harris Hardware CO. sell our paint.
Wait and watch for the Forced Sale.
It viii be to your interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Smith-Sturgiss;..
!. III }. ,Tha Ti1nea.DIapa

(specIal to The Times Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN, June Miss Mary
d. Sturgis, a handsome young lady Of
Kentucky, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. y.
Sturgis, OF Mayheld. was married In Brls..
etol Tonight to Lee G. Smit tn, a prominent
and wealthy Bristol business man, Dr.. w.
s.. Neighbors, Of State Street Methods
Church, fflciating. q 2
The couple will spend their honeymoon
in the Sapphire region OF North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Z Y. M. c. A in Bristol.


8lFI (SneCINI 70 TIC 'TlHes-U IEpHlcN,] * IS
BRISTOL, YA.y June 2s.-Tha Bristol
x. M, g. A. has closed the deal for a
lot at Fifth and Shelby Streets, on which
1t Is proposed to build a handsome build
;s5, 900 to $40, 900. The bulk of the fund for
this propos ed building has already been
secured. while additional money is In
sight, The project Is being carried
through by local Secretary VT. Gr 7,
zard, assisted by State Secretary McGlll.
OF The work in Tennessee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Il Colnpton-Mauc

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
FRONT ROYAL, VA. June 22s-A very
pretty home wedding was solemnlzed this
afternoon at Bentonyille. Warren coun-
~, at $3.50 o'clock, when Miss Mary Gus
James Compton, Miss Elizabeth Mauck
was the maid OF honor while Mr.. Sam
uel Spengler, OF Strausburg, Va.nw was
the hest man, Rev. Amos Cleary was
tho officiating minister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Smith---Roberts..

Especial to The Times; Dlspatcdh 4:
Blanche Angel Roberts. a popular young
lady Of Ellznbethton. Tenn, became the
bride OF SamuelaC. Smith, editor and pub
noon. The nuptials were celebrated at
the homo Of the bride $ parents at Eliza
bethton Rev. Moore, oiiiela.ing;
\ at Asheville, Norfolk and Washlngto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
WAY-.FA.Cl:,:E,
.Well-Known Young People Mar.
ried in Norfolk Yesterday.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
H NORFOLK, VA, June 2S--Mlss Annie
Louise Face was married this afternoon
to Mr.. Samuel Hudnel Way at the Park
Place Presbyterian Church by Rev, Ar-
mold Hall. Mrs. B. B. ferguson, sister
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
kaufman Jacobs.

(sueolal TO The Times DIspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, June 28.-Miss
Coleman !. Jacobs, was married. to Clyde,
kaufman, an expert electrician, of Mar
& tinsburg, w. va, at the BRIDES home,
here, early this morning, BY Rev: Geo.
I s. bowers, OF Grace Lutheran Church.
They left for Martinsburg where they
will RESIDE ,s$ Is II. 35gsj5 s55sI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
-Shackleford.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 2s.--l
Mr.. M. Raymond J.. Mattox and Miss
late James R. Shackleford both OF
Mathews county, were married a few
days ago In Norfolk, at the residence Of
Rev. j. T. T. Hundley. who performed
the ceremony. s355 flH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Hudn1tt-Duerson.

ROANOKE, VA, June 2s,-NIss Mndge
Lewis Duerson, daughter OF Or. and Mrs.
II o. Duerson and Mr. Demng Hudnutt,
Of Yonkers. Ny were married to-
night at the residence Of the bride, Rev.
j, H. Milton, D. Dr. officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29

- VERY warm breeze you meet
80 - with suggests one Of our
i$o.75 summer suits.
Mark-downs from higher prices
II. e, S12.5o and $1,000.
Broken lots that we had rather
see go at cost than stay with US
over winter.
soc Fancy Hose for $50; s
pairs for a dollar.
Dollar-fifty Negliges for a dol
ar-nineteen.
Five dollar Panamas for three
fifty-large sizes.
Etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
JUDGE BARKsDALE WEBS.
Widely Known Jurist Makes Miss
Virginia Watkins His Bride.

Especial to The Times lspatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June @.-The
Presbyterian Church was the scene OF a
pretty marriage here at ] 80 O'clock to-
day, when judge William Randolph
Barksdale, of Houston, judge OF the Cir
cult Court, was married to Miss Virginia
Douglass Watkins, OF this place. by Rev.
John Watkins. brother of the BRIDE OF
Spartanburg, s. c., assisted by Rev. L. b
Johnston, OF this place.
Tho church had been beautifully deco.
rated for the occasion, among the deco
ratlons there being n huge hydrangea
flower, with its eighty-four blossoms
almost covering the entire church,
Tho wedding march was rendered by
Mrs Alexander r, Green. Tho ushers
were Messrs, w. P. Barksdale. ", H.
Edmunds Gran. Craddock and 8, G.,
Morton. Jr, # f. N
Y The bridesmaids were Misses Rose Wat
kins, Mamie Darlington, Of this place;
Louise Barksdale and Helen Barksdale.
Of Houston; Virginia ID. Watkins Of
Chatham and Halle Dickerson, OF Rich
mond. \. + y Si.5
The groomsnen wore Henry Watkins,
NJ, 3. Booker. John Q. Lawson, OF this
place; Elisha Barksdale and Richard Cars
rington, OF Richmond, and Richard Rey-
nolds, OF Newport News
y Miss Virginia Darlington was maid of
honor, while Mr., Charles Barksdale acted
as best man.
THE bride is q daughter OF the late
Richard W. Watkins. Of Black Walnut.
The bridal party left on an afternoon
train for an extended tour North.
Among the put-of-town guests We're
Miss Annie atkins, Of Spar tanburg, s.
c.: Mr., and Mrs. Thomas atkins. OF
Chatham; Mrs. Mary Reynolds of Hamp-
a Nfru AZ. iaaAS IN Oft M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

(specIal to The Times Dlspateh,)
EAST RADFoRD, VA, June 2S.wMiss
Cloyd Howe daughter OF Mr. Haven
IL. Howe, a wealth. and prominent farrn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
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go TO SOUTHERN
w STAMP g STA
A TIoNERY s Co.,
Twelye-six Main

err Of PULASKI county, was married this
morning to Mr. John Copenhaver son CT
Mr.. Jack Copenhaver. a well do @I 1rL1.
well farmer. t5 s5g, 81 . ESi, q
for Norfolk and %Washingto n on bridal
fnllr:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-21
Geme SIbnenbelea6tmns.

8pr Ginger Seit ging our9 oeuti@<
lGnbii6e 8lGtter bic Na9ri9t, fir bas
8erlinsr Seutf6e Sbeater lei Die neue
@rfinbung zines franSOfif9 : talent
i6en Malers ernorben porben, pelte
bic 9ampenbeleudtuns iiberfliifis
made. Die Sa9e lit, tpie iebt beri6tet
tpirb, in biefer Sorm unri9tig, neil
bic grfinbung Sortunps bis beute
te9nii9 nod ni9t binrei9enb auages
PROFIT lit, um f9on nit Si9erbeit in
bic tpeitere praris biniiberseleitet gu
tperben. Mu9 pirb iie, ipenn bic elets
trote9nif9e N~euerung, beren 8oritas
bier in ben 8erfu6srdumen Der Mqses
meinen GleftrisitGtsseieli9aft bers
laufen, ii9 ais in grDBerem Mabe
bur9fibrbar ertpeiien iollte, feiness
pegs benz %senannten Sbeater allein,
5onbern allen 8iibnen Der @rbe 5ugute
fommsn. Cine beIonbere Sp9terseieGz
f6aft Der Magemeinen @leftrisitdtsge>
feqf9aft piirbe epentuell fir cine
Surdfiibrung auf breitefter 8afis iors
gen.
@s banbelt iiG BEL biefer Grfinbuns
I'm cine inbirefte (reflefttrenbe) 8es
leu9tung nit 8Ogenli9t, bas uberbalb
bes 8iibnenraumes aneebra6t tpirb;
Der @ppurat Sprtunps ion, mi.
@usenaeugen beri6ten. S~agesbelle bsr>
breiten unb Sarbenpirtungen ppn uns
erbOrter S9Dnbeit Gie perben bur9
feibene 8dnber betpirt) berporbrinz
gen. @u9 gef9lofene SefOrationen.
3immer, f0nnen pie nit Sdeesli9t
erfii1t perben: als Of bur6 Die Sem
tier Die Spnne f9ien. 5ortunb mar
leBten CONNER in Berlin unb bat ben
9erren Der @agemeinen GleftriSitiGts>
geieni9aft feline @rfinbung nit einem
tleinen @pparat pprgefiibrt. Gs fpirb
nun alles BON benz er item grDBeren grz
pertinent dbbSnsen, bas auf Dem 2iebs
babertbeater Der befannten Gomtefe
be 8earn bieier Sage Dor ii6 eehen
nirb. Sortunb itattet bieie 8iibrie init
feiner 8eleu6tuns aits; bic Monti>
rung Der &pparate baben bic 8srliner
@aeemeine GleftriSitGtseefeli6aft
unb ibre Barrier Siliale iibernommen.
Sortunb lift Der @obn bes grpBen Mla=
riano 5ortunp Q838-1874), Der in
Spanien eebpren mar, dber in Baris
feline tiinitleriiGe 9eimutb bate. Der
Sobn lebte Sumeiit in 8enebig. @r
bate als Maler gar feline, ais Bib
nenbeforateur aber cine ni9t gu nm
terf9Gbenbe 8ebeutung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-21
Staot Der sroBten sSaKerfraft.

Infer Norbpeit ten fann nit Stpla
auf cine Reibe Stdbte perpeifen, beren
@a9stbum elm ebenip raihes tpie gez
funbes III, = Spei Sinee, bic ii9 10
oft ni9t pereinigen tpollen. gu bieIen
junsen Sitanen sebOrt au9 bic @aibz
ingtoner Staot Spotane, BON Der
pieGei9t in ben nG9iten paar csabren
mebr Die 3ebe fein pirb, als bon mani
der gegenpGrtig srOBeren!
S9on auf rurn $4,000 @infppbner
getommen unb bamit Die stpeitgrDBte
Stabt bes Stuates ~eetpOrben, trGgt lie
ii4 nit Der 9offnung, nod bic eritz
grDBte gu fperben,- ni9t Ioippbl, neil
tie Das gr0Bte gtfenbabncentrum tpeitz
li9 bon ct. paul unh benz MiIz
fpuriflub tit, fonbern por Mlem, neil
lie Die gr0bte @aferfraft bes gan5en
Weitens beiiBt.
Sn elmer &eibe gascaben itiirat Der
Spofuneflub nieber, fpelfer bur9 bos
9erS Der Stabt flieBt, unb bic min
bette &~raftfdbi9teit .bieier SGae be-
trGgt $4,000 Pferbefrdfte, tpopon
fnapp bic 9dlfte bereits CUR @epinz
ming eleftrif9er Gnersie ausgebeutet
pirb. Ni9t nur bic Stabtbeleu6tunq,
Der 8etrieb Der Miiblen unb Jabrifen
unb ben "a Meilen @orftabtbabn fper-
ben ausf9lieBli9 bur9 bic @leftricitGt
ermOgli9t, pel9e aus biefen Sdlen
getponnen pirb, fonbern biefe ipirb
audi nah ben beriibmten, iiber 100
Meilen en%tferntsn Silber : 8leiminen
bon Occur b'gllene, Sbabo, geleitet,
tpel9e elm Siinftel Der geidmmten
iGbrli6en 8lei : Musbeute Der Wel.
lisfern. llnb @r0Beres pirb nod fir
cine nahe 3ufunft eripartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-21
Die 2ranfbeiten Ses 0roBfirfen.

Mleranber ILL.,, Der Batter beg iebts
gen 3aiiers BON HuBlanb, Der be-
fanntli9 fem ipnberli6er 5reunb Der
Seutf6en mar, lieB feline SDbne ie6r
itreng er5ieben. Die @robfiiritsn mo-
rem gum She'll feline sroben 5reunbe
bes 2ernens, unb 10 bate Der jeBige
&aiier Nifolaus cine sanae &eibe BON
&ranfbeiten, bic er befam, fpbalb elm
linn lansfpei!iser 2ebrsesenitanb an
bic &eibe fam. 2ange 3eit befiel ben
9robfiiri ten, 10 oft bic grie9if9en 4l>
tertbiimer on bic &ei6e famen: 3abns
i9mers, Bel 4ritbmetif: @lieberreiben,
BEL 9eometrie: &ppff9mer5. Sebe
ausfa1enbe Stunbe mubte benz &aiier
nebit 9runb gemelbet tperben. gines
Sdges melbete Der Sberbpfmeiiter,
baB bic srie9if9e Stunbe uusfaIen
miife, neil Der @robfirit NifoIdus
9lieberreiBen babe. .l1nmDgli4!"
rief Der &aiier. vSasen sic meinem
Sobn, bab er ii6 irrt. Seit Wionuten
bin i1 9efpobnt, gu horer, Dap er bor
Der grie9ii9en 2~ebritunbe = 3abn@
f9mer5en befommt, alfo muB er ii9
beute gang snti9ieben in feiner &ranf=
beit eeirrt baben. 9lieberreiben fommt
erit boz Der @ritbmetifitrnbe. Sassn
sic linn bie5l" Seit bieIem Sage
bDrten bic S9meraen bes 9rpbfirften
Wifplnus dtf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-21

bleiben. 10 tpdre ni&t a%n3unebmen, bob
Der prdioent einen nnterbeamten. mel
DER ibm entsssen arbeitet, lanee auf
ieinem potsn belaRen Diro. @eroen
anbersrieits bieie Singe. auf wel9e
aommiHdr Sargent s%igeniinnig einsn
10 groben Nertb gu legen f4eint. &C.
Rri9en, 10 tptroe man tpobl 3u erruar-
ten haben, baB Serr Sargent um isi-
men Mbfdisb eintommt, Der ibm bereit-
uiai9It bonn prdfoenten 9etuabrt wer.
ben otirfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-21

= DAB bas zines
8etriieers INNER mod lufratip lit,
penn Der betreffenbe @auner es rlur
beritebt, in origine[lsr @eiie borsuse>
ben, benefit elm san, Der ii6 bieIer
Sage in paris 5ugetraeen. Sin Nb>
seOrbneter, Der enersif9e llnteriu6un=
gen in Der leBten &ongoffanbaldffGre
angdStent bate, Inn Scnn, geitiiBt auf
fein rei9es Material, i'm parlament
cine tlammenbe Pbilippifa eegen Die
Hegierung BON Stapel gu laHen, ems
ping unldneft ben 8efu9 zines 9e=
gers. Der S9parae tbeilte linn nit,
baB er linn nod neue &obbeite1 unb
9eipalttbaten Der franSDiii6en Beam
ten mittbeilen tOnne. Sci bieien Worz
ten Offnete er elm pafet, entnabm linn
Elm i9tpar5es Sen unb erflGrte benz
parlamentarier, baB es bic Saut zines
feiner 8erfpanbten bonn &onso iei, Der
in srauidmfter Weiie gu Sobe eefoIz
teri porben pGre. Sir 1000 Sranfs
pple er linn bas 8efpeisftid iiberz
lafen. Der @%bseorbnete griff nit beis
ben 9dnben gu, aQein Der preis mar
linn su bod, unb man einigte ii9
f4liebli9 auf 500 Sranfs. ginige
Gage fpGter tpplIte Der gliidli6e &Gue
fer bes 5elles bes Hesers ben l1eber<
bringer biefes nod einmal fpre6en,
INN ndbere Snformationen einsuaie@
ben. Inter Der bon ibm ansesebsnen
@breHe mar er ni9t gu finben, unb
aud bic pplisei permp9te feinen Muf=
enibalt ni9t gu ermitteln. Hunmehr
i4Opfte Der Ibgeorbnete @erba9t, er
lieb bas SEA- unterfu6en unb es Relte
fi4 hsraus, bab es bas Sen zines =:
S6peines mar.
= Sin grauenbater Sat-
tenmorb lit in Dem rufii4en
@%ren5orte GSelabS periibt porben.
Die 8ersmannsfrau 8arti9 u~nterbielt
binter benz Hiiden ibres fleibisen unb
brapen Gbemannes elm uncertainties
@erbGltniB NIT einem iuneen Manne.
lin gum 3iele ibrer @inf4e 81 se>
langen, bef9lohen bic 2iebesleute, bds
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bradte lie. als Der Mann in tteten
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ben in Stiide aerriRen. Oas faubere
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finnung Der M0rberin etbt Der dnf
benz Wese gum @efdngnib seduberte
@unf9 3eusniB. nit ibrem @aIan
cine 3ene tbeilen au biirfer.
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Die @inri9tuns Der Offentli&en
9(erste bat pGbrenb oes sanSen Ilterz
tbums, bon 9Omer biz gu Suitinian,
beitanben. Der erfte berseitalt be
amtste" &rat. BON befen periOnliGz
felt mir @enaueres piien, 1T Demo-
febes aus &rptpn in l1nteritalien, Der
INN 525 Dor Gbriftus bon bort nd6
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Salentsl in ibre 0ateritaot, i'm pierten
Sabre pom Sprannen polpfrates Inn
atpei Salente na9 Samps berufen.
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6ffentli6en @erate in @tben bereits
cine itebenbe @inri4tung, nie unter
anberem aus mebrfaden 4nfpielungen
bes Nriitppbanes be%rpprgebt.
Sa bic @nitellung Der Ierate in
@rie9enlanb bur9 @abl Der @olfsz
psriammlung erfolste, lit es besreifz
li6, baB man9er Ganbibat amf cine
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