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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15

ILL MEET In KEoKUK
ltheastern Iowa City Secures Meet
Ing for 1907 - Many Resolutions
Passed-Thanks Extended to Local
Committee For the Entertainment
Furnished,

The resolution to amend the consti-
Lutlon OF the Iowa State Federation of
LABOR to provide for the election of
omcers by referendum vote was lost
Yesterday afternoon after al lengthy
discussion. The PRESIDENT however,
was authorized to appoint al committee
70 draft a resolution incorpdtating the
principle OF the one lost yesterday and
present same at the next convention
The original resolution and the substi-
tute were presented by w. T. Doolittle
Of Carbonate.
Yesterdays afternoons session,
which concluded the fourteenth an
nual convention, was an unusually
busy one Various resolutions were
PASSED, The constitution was changed
q several sections and the place of
gliding the next annual convention
Vas selected. The convention ad-
journed sine die at S o'clock.
keokuk Gets Meeting.
After a heated contest, in which Ce-
dar Rapids, Oskaloosa, Dubuque and
Keokuk participated, the latter city
secured the convention for 1907 Harry
Brietenstein proposed Keokuk, and
thanked the delegates in few well
chosen words when the election re-
suited in his favor. In accordance
With an amendment to the constitution
ne annual meeting hereafter will con-
ne the second Tuesday in June, in
stead of May. Other amendments of
minor Importance were adopted.
Resolutions.
Among the more important resolu.
lions adopted yesterday, perhaps the
one presented by ]. j. Engel of Mus
tine was the most heartily received.
.el's resolution prevents any dele
leaving the convention before the
n closes, and if such is violated,
;al represented my arbitrary
e will be marked not represent
following resolution, introduced
Nesbit of .Des Moines, was
by a rising vote:
cas-, The Ottunfwa Daily Cour-
lg the sessions of this conven:
oted large part of its space
is of the proceedings of this
that editorially and otherwise
r, Mr.. A. w. Lee, has shown
mess for our class not usually
by the public press, there
ed, That the thanks of the
o the fourteenth annual con-
the Iowa State Federation
re hereby accorded to Mr..
for the attitude towards or
or as evidenced by the col
paper and in his address
net Wednesday,"
of the governors of Idaho
in the matter of Charles
airy D. Haywood and j. F.
arged with the murder of
lenberg was condemned
on, as was the action of
Mcpherson in the case of
machinists in the Santa
Fort Madison.
likes Report.
Ihadwick reported to the
at the. American Mining
ttumwa had signed an
stisfactory to all black
telpers
INK Local Committee.
solution the convention laud-
FORK of the wavs and means
in " the ar
ID the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15

No more hopes of sane and quiet
Fourth. More noise is promised this
year than ever before. For the infor-
nation is given out that where one
carload of fireworks was ordered by
the Wholesale dealers of the state of
Iowa last year, three cars are to be
ordered this year.
Ottumwa Is to have it's share OF the
ear-splitting noise instruments and the
eye-bedazzling fireworks. Those who
hoped last year that the days of the
NOISY Fourth" were past have hoped
In vain. A general increase in the
prosperity of the people of Ottumwa
and vicinity Is assigned as the cause
Of the increased demand for fireworks
this year. Orders from all the towns
in the city territory have been coming
in for six weeks, and everything points
to a good old fashioned celebration.
Event In Small Towns.
The Fourth Of July is much more OF
an event in the smaller towns than in
Ottumwa. Not more than tenth Of
the purchases of local jobbers will re-
main here.
The proportion of noise to beauty as
features of the celebration shows no
great change. II anything, fhe com.
mon crackers will be more popular
than ever while canes and Japanese
bombs will rely for their effectiveness
on their ear splitting qualities.
The basis for supply in the fire.
cracker market has changed this year
from New York to China Until this
spring all orders were filled by the
warehouses in New York, which i'm
ported the crackers from China and
distributed them. This year the or
ders still go to New York, but are
filled directly from Hong Kong. The
reason for the change la the improved
service across the Pacific. inaugurated
first by the Great Northern Steamship
company.
Those Awful Canes.
The exploding canes which, have
been so popular for the past two years
are made to repeat this season. TWEEN.
ty-five caps can be put in at once and
fired as rapidly as the cane can be
thumped on the ground.
All firecrackers are made in China
UoGduSS luS iduol 10 So CHSdp IH0r6
Most of the work is done by hand, and
coolies can be employed, for 80 cents
per week Fireworks, including Ro
man candles, rockets and fancy fig
ures, are made in New Jersey or othel
eastern states.
A skyrocket with three legs tx
stand on, so that 1t can be set III
anywhere without the use Of boards
is one of the novelties this season
Candles are more elaborate than ever
The most expensive throw out col
ored balls which burst in the all
and shower out cluster of varicol
ored lights. They run from 80 cents
to 81 per dozen, and a good display
of fireworks can be secured for from
So to $40.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15
Instruct for Perkins.

Centerville, May 12.-(SpeciaD -
The Appanoose county convention to
select nineteen delegates to the state
convention was held today. Perkins
was endorsed for governor. Hepburn
for congressman and Vermilion for
judge.
August Post of Moulton was chair
man of the convention.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15

At the Monroe county convention TO
day to select delegates to the republic
can state, congressional and judicial
conventions, Perkins was endorsed fol-
governor. Lacey for congress and D.
M. Anderson for judge. Monroe coun
ty has seventeen delegates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27

Fruxm GaAeshmrw. 4IiLl. Daily RepMaa.
larsn Register. Id tsesawT's III
pumpkin AS here yesterday and to-
axy Ia exciting The admiration Of the
good people a faAicast That
pampkin came clear from ah~ pec"S
River valley and was u the mAny
fine prodacas Shosn in the feeos
River valley car. sAtch sa@oa .esieE-
aay ON alae saGw aF@ek Ut the Santa W..
nE. GieEIsE f0F y+ars ran the thnr
lists establishment al NssFth Broad
street. but tor u year nT sgo has been
In the faaEuGis valley and In having
success IN raising fFuli and vege,
tables. The pumpkin Ia question Vas
une 0i thr largest things In the TAR
u was hEtsad enough across for a
table top and wseHid have served nd
miFabiY for a ehiIdreH's party. d
would make enough pies for any oi
The restaurants fWr n week. Mr., Ges'
ier had scratched bic name ON The
surface Of the monster 80 that his
GaleHbuFg friends would know that he
had sent his card and hts cornpll.
Inents. There were ssen several such
gigantic pumpkins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27


Rev. r. ". IAwis, the eyaaselis:.
whnse haEae 10 Meas Cumberland Guy
tcsIastse. ID she Inventor If a cuff
holder which h. and J. d. Render.
# Roswell. have pasentsd. &aya ths.
Roswell Record. The holder IL c~T-
tainly a clever device, II h adjust
able 10 thai the cuff can be- fastened
10 the sleeve MI any height desired,
aud holds the cuff tmmovahly. Rev
Mr.. Lewis found the necessity In
preaching. when his cuffs woHld slip
dawn owe bis hands In making g~s.
torres. lie oveFeame the difficulty
by making eaff-holders for himself.
When Mr.. Render saw the device b.
suggested having h patented, The two
nov " the patent jointly. They
have received several tempting offers
for their patent from manufacturing
concerns In tho east. ana soule M
them offer 10 pay u royalty Oh the
sales.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
SALOONS CLOSE

The saloon keepers Of this city clos.
cd their doors Thursday morning.
says the Artesia Advocate. This ac,
ton seems to be the result Of pro.
ceedings commenced against them
In Judge Swepston's court Wednes-
day for the alleged violation Of the
a%nti+screen ordnance, We are IN
formed that the cases against \. T,
Henry OF the Mansion bar and Shel.
ton 4 Clark OF the Pioneer saloon
were continued for a week. u IL
said that W. II. Angel, who runs
the bar near the depot. had complied
with the ordinance 10 remove his
screen and there Ii no case against
him. Following the continuance Of
the cases some n connected with
the Pioneer saloon smashed the paint
ed glass windows In the building az
ter an Intellectual effort TO clean the
paint from them. During the night
the saloon keepers evidently came
TO some understanding as on Thurs,
day morning they all closed their
doors.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
NEW CORPORATIONS

The Pennington OH aud Gas Com
pany. Principal place Of business nj
Pennington, San Juan county. Terri
soriai agent, G, N. stivers, nj Farm
inEton. Capital stock, si1o.0o0. dIvid,
cd into one million shares of the par
value Of 10 cents each. commencing
business with $50. Duration fifty
years. Object. developing OH and gas
wells. Ineorporators. W. II. Irwin. W.
A. Hunter. G. E stiyers. Q. n. Blake.
] Allen johnson, Y. N. Pierce and
G, J. Carlisle, all Of Pennington. The
Eden Canal. Land aud Power Com
pany. Principal place OF business al
Aztec, San Juan county. Territorial
agent. william Y. Walker. nj Aztec
Capital stock. $500. 900. divided into
five thousand shares Of the par val
ue Of 800 each. Object. furnishing
water for domestic. irrigating and
power purposes. Duration. fifty years
Ineorporators. William 3, walker and
W. Goff Black Of Aztec and nlair Bur
well OF Durango. Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
Danger From the Plague

There's grave danger from the
plague Of Coughs and Colds that are
SO prevalent. unless you take DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumn,
ton. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
Walls. OF Forest City. Me. writes;
Its a Godsend to people living in
climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail, find II quickly ends them.
II prevents Pneumonia cures Lea
Grippe. gives wonderful relief in Asth-
ma and Hay Fever, and makes weak
lungs strong enough to ward off Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. 5pc ana
Sl00. Guaranteed by all druggists
Trial bottle free.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
SUPREME COURT

The adjourned session of the su,
preme court Of the territory. which
was called for Thursday, was adjourn.
ed by Associate Justice John n. McFfe
until Saturday, at which time sc
supreme court will meet In Ito cham.
bers In the capitol to attend to cases
set for the adjourned meeting and
also 20 hear the cas-" In which ESQ.
ciate Justice Edward j, Mann issued
a writ Of prohibition directed Ia
Judge Frank ". Parker nf the third
judicial district court. prohibiting the
latter from issulng any legal process
to be served by Masias Baca. appoint
ed sheriff OF Socnrro county. by Gov,
ernor Hagernan, vice leandro Baca.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
Santa Re Time Table.


3 sran~veasinssssi .rsins each way daily
EAsT BOUND.
No. Ar ~sD q. m. urpars. .sAA. IN
No . Ar. sasp m~ Depart@ .a:2S D M
No. s Ar -iEAa m DspsTa-i.SA n
WEST BOUND.
No . Al s0 .. m. Departs sioa. m.
No. Ar isB p m. Departs ..--.sW p m
No. . Ar-.--s % p. m Departs 90. 700 p M.
No. 4. Chicago Limited. seiid Pull
man train with dining, observation
and buffet library cars. unsurpassed
equipment aud service.
No. 2, Atlantic Express. has Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars for Chi
cago and Kansas City aud u tours.
car for Denver. A Pullman Ear eor
Denver 10 also added at Trinidad. Ar
rives at La Junta at 10: 30 D. m, coz.
Meeting with No. s; leaving la Junta
$40 a. M; arriving at Pueblo 500
a. IN; Colorado Springs 6;B a m :
Denver 0: 10 a. m,
No. 8, Kansas City aud Chicago ex.
press. has Pullman aud tourist sleep.
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. Ar
rives al La Junta 10: Is a. m, con,
Meeting with COS; leaving la Juats
1910 D m. arriving at Pueblo 2:eo
p. m: Colorado Springs $50 p. m.
Denver eco p. m.
No ;, California Limited. has same
equipment as No. 4.
No. has Pullman and tourist
sleeping cars for southern California
Pullman car for F. PSso and City
Gexico. connection for Ell paso, Dem
Ing. Silver City and all points in Mex
leo. southern New dexieo and Arizo
NJ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
Nc DIDN'T KNOW

When Elias Garcia. a native, took
the stand rs a prosecuting witness "a
the district court al Albuqueranr'
against the five Navajo Indians
charged with stealing sheep he de-,
eiared he did not know what county
the alleged theft was committed h..
lie stated. however. that a sheep was
stolen fifteen or twenty miles from
The reservation near a place called
Canoncito. As near as he could elk.
IRE II out canoncito IN about forts
miles from Albuquerque. From the
testimony Of the witness II develop
ed that there was but a single sheep
stolen and there was some gun play
In which the witness figured. he
declared the Indians got the sheep
and refused to allow him TO come
on their land and GOV II. warn,
ing him not 10 trespass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
TERRITORIAL news

sheriff. Eesa0Eaa foT allsged m2lfeas~
aaee In office. prohibiting IaAge
Parker from recognizing the said Nh
sAas Gsaea a. sheriff u said socoETo
county ~asil the case could b. heard
I'm supreme court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qufniue
Tablets Druggists refund manev n II
fails to cure T. W GROVES sigma
turc on each box 25 GEMS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27

The funeral of the late ID. sfutierrc1,
was held from the church Of San Fe-
iipe de Neri in Old Albuquerque. with
interment In Santa RaAbara.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
FOUND GUILTY.

Milton Wilcox. tried IN the district
court upon n charge Of obtainine
money tshder false p~rctences, was
found guilty by the jury says the
Albuquerque Citizen. Wilcox, &C
eording TO the evidence. obtained sg7t
from William Oliver. clerk nj the In.
dian school, under the assumption
that they were partners In an adver
Using business. The money was paid
last March. Oliver failed to realize
on the profits Of certain business
contracts Wilcox said he secured
while on the road presumably in
the interests ut the business. and II
was disclosed that Wilcox had no In.
tention of forming any partnership
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
MAN IDENTIFIED

II now develops that II. Hazlet, re,
Gently killed In a railway accident at
Marshall, Texas. was Robert HazIrt
Bowler. for many years foreman of
the news room OF the New Mexican
Printing company. and who left Santa
f. In July of this year on account of
financial embarrasSments brought on
by gambling. He went first to El
paso, Texas. then to Juarez and Chi.
huahna. Mexico. and thence to Mar
shall. Texas. where he was employed
In a printing office. assuming his
Christian name a. his full name. In
his effects were found receipts and
papers which seem to establish his
identity fully. He was buried al
Sherman at the expense of the print
"rS' union. Of which he WIS n nresa-
her.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
An Awful couqh Cured,

Two years ago II little girl had
a touch OF pneumonia, which left her
with an awful cough. She had spells
OF coughing, just like one with the
whooping cough and some thought she
would not get well at an. We got a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, which acted like a charm. She
stopped coughing and got stout and
fat" writes Mrs. Ora Bussard. Bru-
baker, III. This remedy Is for sale by
all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27

FOR SALE-General merchandise
business on the I'll paso and South
western In eastern New Mexico.
Stock, $ls, 0Ooao to s2O,O0o. 90. Fine
opportunity for right party. Can ex-
plain good reason for selling. Lo-
cality healthiest In New Mexico. Ad-
dress all inquiries to this paper. S.l0s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-27
American minino. conaress.. De,

American Mining. Congress-. Den
yer, Colo. Oct. rs to 10, 1900
For the above occasion excursion tic
kets will be sold to Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo and return. Rate.
one fare plus $500 for the round trio.
On sale October 10. IA, Is and Is. Fl
nal return limit, October 81. lsJ5. Dan
l.. Bachelor. agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Nn der 1cimiidcn 6ilite
Socntc firth >uiro RrGiiocnt 9iOpicuclt
bic &Nciapcafc 2ni crrcidcn.

Singer Garuio un0 icm llrt5ciI, -
Scin Gnpion1 bri iciuem Ocm-
nicbiigcn 9hlitrctcn ieitcnS Oca
%ubIihm3 nit Spanning cruor-
tct. IeIeBrapbiihe 9etbeue.
rltug iriner llnichulo an ieinen
@ltrr. - Io0e<rtheil 0eS 9(n,
molt3 Eatrid in @cp.Dorf miro
in lCbcnSI1n9Iihc 0aft lml2emon-
oclt. - Nodrfcaer'3 @rom bcim
Gimtrcifen ser 2eiHc eincr IN
6ranfreih gcItorbcncn 2iebltl8a-
todtCr.
@oibin9ton, .. g., %. 9top
- Gem 6Iottcn Iepartcncnt ging
cine 0rabtloic 0epeiGc BON Dem
Shlndtitiif o2ouiiiano" 5lL rOnah
oaa 6abr5eug iih 1eItern friib nm
8 llbr 3 N(inuten in elmer Gptier-
NINA BON $50 Micilcn n0rolid) pon
Gan &unn befnno. Gauah ldBt lid
oaB OoS Shifi oui mel.
dem BrdiiOcnt Rooiepelt Don icinen
2lusihl1e nlh Elnona ln0 Eorto
Rico bcinfcbrt ctnn 10 anoten III
Ser Sttnoc mdtbt, luenu Ole Gepelhe
altcb niht gou5 flar gcbnlteu mar.
Ginc ipdtcrc, beutc olf Der ,Suntcn.
telegropbic Station inn @oibingtoner
NInttcnbolbofc mlfgefdn9enc GCpc-
idc crGicbt, OoB oo9 S6locbtIhitf
sSolilinnu" nm s llbr geItern Nheno
nod ctpo $50 McilCi bon Sap Senrp
ga, cntIcrnt mar. Qtdn crluortct,
bda cs gcNcn 8 l(br mnrgen friib Ill
Die Gbciupcnfe-8ni einIoufen miro.
SefretGr 2oeb lit oent Gr0liocntcn
gereilt. Ger 2ebtcre miro
mobridcinlih oos Shlodtid)ifi 81
Wolf Crap Siqbt ucrloljen unb dui
Der Soht ,Mtopflolper" bon 6ort bier,
her tomnlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
,Sm Cbip nntcraeaanaeu.

SteubenpilIe. 9, 20. geop.
Die 9tcmorlueure ,Rapmono
0orner" mS IS. gS. 5homas" ans
FlttSburg raunter beute aui ibrer
t5abrt ilubut9uGrts inmitten oihten
Rebels gc9en oie NieiIer Ser ,Ydn.
bnnole Giienbnbn~ Bride, lpobei
5ebn in ibrem Sd)lepptau befinolide
2aIttdbne nit t25,000 9uihel Sob
len al goro untergiugen. Die 3e.
morqlcltrc uno ons griifen ,Sunoa.
nent erlittcn mir geringen Shaoen.
Die gelunfcnen Goblenboote iollen
nit Gpnanit gciprengt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Mmf Der Scimfabrt ertrnnfcm.

Son 1t II, 20. Houentber.
Sielttenant COMMANDER 9erop 0t.
@arrett, 9eieblsbaber oes gmoes.
9ampiers a9llbatrob." lpilroe am
leBten Otittluod, ais iiG iem Shiii
800 Oteilen norolpeitlid Don bier be
fnno, 0urdh cine Stllrppellc iiber
goro geriiien llno ertranf. Ter Ian.
pier blleb ole ganse Raht iiber in Der
9edbe unb menoete ieinc Sheinlperier
III pergeblihen 0eriudlen an, oen
decentralization oui3niinben. Ias
Sdiii mar nui Der Riiffebr Don elmer
mihtigen uiiieuidlditliden Grpeoi-
tion III ben @elpdiiern Der 9llerten
rm0 Snpon's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
glls Geihcn inn 8ctt gefnnocn.

1ole0o, g., %. 9touember. =
Sns. Scott Mitdea uno Wattin pur'
Sen bette frilb in einem 9ogirbauic
81 9eQeplc, oItlih BON bier, als Sci.
hen I'M 9ett geiunOen. Cine Inter.
iudung er1n6, oaB Ser atain Die
5rnu Ourd cin rarfotiihes Dlittcl
betiu6t uno Damn 0os 8os an9e0rebt
bate, 10 oab geioc erItidten. laS
Gbepoar itanmt aus SalenL Oluii.,
uno mar icit mchrcren Sabren alti
&eiien. Gic 3rau crmurb Den 2ebcn8-
ilnterbalt iiir iih lno loren Diann
ais Nabringerin inO mar inter Dem
Inmen Caie GourtInno bef1nnt.
Won mcii] nicbt, mas oell Mam jlt
ser lhat trtcb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26

9tcw Dorf, 25. 9top, 9tod
eincr 9Iu3einonocrictlmg, peldC
Nidter @ofcr rn0 Sic glnlpdltc 6cS
an 6rcitog mcgcn @cIditigung bon
Gamcn 5u circr @uGc uon $40 per.
urtGeiItcn 5enor4 Signor Grrico
Goruio Qcitern i'm DorfpiQc.@cridt
bottcn, mltrOe sic Stroie nidt crIcgt.
ionocrn ser Ma0iitrot ilheraob Den
@erurtbejlten bis APontda or Cbhut
ocs Gr-9iidtcr% Iittenl5rcr, nm Die,
fem cine ongcneiiCue 6riit }ltr 6Cit.
itellumg ser geieBIihcn Necbte icinea
Glicntcr 81 gtben Sails oic Strnfc
onr Oiontog nidt bc5oGlt miro, 10
mub Goritlo in'S @cfGngniB nan.
bern. Tod 1T oieNbe5!;sIih feine @e,
fobr porborben "a oem 9Iidtcr &C.
iaGt wuroc, ooB OoS @elo 5ur be.
itin,Mtcn 3cit lperoe entridtei mer.
0Cn
9lls @rltno ser 33gerlng gob Sr.
Spcrling, ciner scr &ert6eioiocr, on,
OoB man fiir6te, lid olr1 9e5nb-
hung Scr Strnfc oeS 9(ppeIotions.
rcd,teS 81 begbcn Nndoem ibnt ober
bonn @erihts4Stenogropber Oe1 er
imt cine Nbihrift ser @erbonolunger
eriildt, perii6ert moroen mar. ooB
bnS Hcdt. @cruirra ein5ulegen, Ga.
6iirh nidJt beeinfllt6t peroe, babe CT
gerobc oie Srmme ousbdnoigen
mollen, ol@ Serr Gittenbofer cinac-
trrten lci mo sic God]e in Der CT.
mGhrten g4eiic orrongirt ho6e.
&}ie Serr Sperling peiter erfl1rte,
fat er lid geiteut Worgen bon Gos
RHO in oeiler Sotel Gin glppelIotionss
geIndl urtcrihreibcn Iniien. oos I'M.
oer3iiglid) einenr HiGter oer @ere-
rols9liiiien ooer Senl Midter @oif I'M.
terbreitet iueroer iou. 1oS, llrtbeil
iei fir oen Tenor eir barter SGlaa
getpeien, bo bieier iifcr auf ebren.
onllc 6reiipredltn9 gercdret babe
Sdorfe 4ritif iibtc ser 8ertbei6iqer
ar Den NrSioger ocs 3er1en Mc.
Gortbp uro Der 2lrt Der Pro5eBiiih.
rung burdy sen 0iilfs GoIi5ri.Gcm,
niiidr MotGot. Tuh icincr D}einung
lit cos 6ereir5iebcr por ppei 6rou,
clL bon ocrer 3eugntb @crr O}otGot
icl6it geiuubt tobc, ooB cs ulgeiet.
lid icL MIR einc J6cntrrntohe ino
bnrotf bcredlnct aeipeicrt ourf Sic
3eitunser bos YubIitlnr gegen Gu.
ruio eirNtnebmen Gr iprom Ipnoer.
bplt icil,en iciter Blouben on sic
llridJul0 heS aiiritIcrS ons uno ioa.
tc, cir nencr 9srojeb nerbe ictcnt
pornrt6CiI@ircicn Ntcrid)cn itiBluei.
iclIoit bapciicr, onB icin Client
ifiDcr uerlelmloet ltnO perl1itcrt
iuorbcn iei.
Soermun 8. NieS, ser 2eiter oes
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Ter yrcis e,ptoer sgod,iomfeIt

n 0e Stebcli. uutD Del SrdUibeiien g0cun
3br s. .. bon efr9etltoGfei Nopiihnet5en.
llebeiteii lauren slulitoBeit Are@nit E6ipns
belaniillen. eeriitopfer llnperoauticbfeii 8cr.
Wiagen' uno QcberfeDen btmgeintlf tperSct 10
ieio ntf 6trcr 0ilt, rat Sbr bic Trpihelt puu
Nranfbeiten oir Geiurobeii riot euneriln hcti
llcrf gie1rntf, IN folncn Siiien bic inlper.
aei0lilheh st StrndTn NFnu;frpiiet, cine niig
aus bllnH3culiplieu dibfreiiric Shesiulartnd
fir neerntiige 3tiidrhe - 8eltis gue gipu
tbefen Gle ,5reueii III oct Breie elpiper lSdtbs
ilmfeiti (lfognltSf I&Y9)
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anf einen
gaum beben.

ErofciiioncQc Gsflame nno 6esabl.
tcs Cob m6acn cinrm 9lrtifcl ~ nta-
hi8rr gsadfrasc ucrbelfcn, abcr mcnn
bcriclbc nidJt Snrd) inucrcn @crtb in
bic ,SDbe fummt, lit es nntlps, i'm
bnrd) slnseigcn uciter 81 id)icben.
r'Salc's ouncp Of Sorcbonmo ano
Sar" crrcidte idJun lanse ocn @ipfel
Oabnrdl, onk cs mic perfebltc, Sniten
oocr GrfGltnng 81 fhriren. SIS brinst
idJnc!lc Grleidlternns pon uebem
Sals nnb Srondlitis. Mau nebme es
III 3cit nno pcrbiitc ernitlide aranf.
belf' Jbr gpotbcfcr rcrfauft cs.
WGn bate cS III Siricm uerGnocrlihcn
gScttcr snm G'cbrand 6crcit
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StrafnnfidlMb.

Neutc muG GorDlu lcnc ,Strofc be
5obIcn ocr ms ocfingniB lp0ll-
ocu. 9lcibt inn o@otel Ga
pcp." NeriiGert iciren Batter
tGlcerupbiid nou Icirer llnid]ulo.
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Ydiic 5ur Hciie in's slmsianb be.
iorgt 6. Hainr, Wr. 413, Git-galti.
mure'StraRe, naBc Guitnmboaie.9lpe.