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RusINEss CHANcEs
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Continued.

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l5.RooM TRANSIENT HOTEL, s75 DOWN,
balance $40 per month; price $175. We
have just listed % rooming houses, from $500
up to $4,000 Come and see us before you
buy, as we can suit you. We headquar-
tiers for rooming houses, grocery stores and
confectioneries.
Dressmakers-We have fine established bus
mess, III one of the largest office buildings
in Minneapolis, for sale cheap. Parties are
leaving the city. Don't let this go by II
you want a good thing.
Grocery--Light stock, will invoice about
$175; fixtures $3.50; this Is fine location
and doing about $15 to $50 per day, all cash
trade; rent So per month; two living rooms
can be rented over the store and would be
ideal, location for young couple Or widow;
owner has business.
Two lots, size half acre, in St Louis Park !;
house, large barn; two blocks from street.
car: black loan, clay subsoil; we'll, etc.; will
trade equity of SITS for rooming house, mort
gage $3.50. This Is fine for chicken or truck
farm or garden.
South Dakota Country Hotel-50 rooms,
steam heat hot and cold water, electric light,
hardwood foors,e sewage connection; every.
thing In frst-cass condition; newly. painted
and papered building Overhauled last June
The owner has run this hotel for the past
Is years. and has cleared from $4,000 TO
, 800 a year above running expenses. Ihls
is the only 50 day house in county seat
of 1000: gets all the Sunday trade Tor 2Oo
. miles around: reason for selling, plenty OF
money and old age.
Peoples Exchange, -@
-'- $40 Boston Block. Hs.. \
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
- Continued
GROCERY, MEAT MARKETS AND RES
rYE MTG

GROCERY, MEAT MARKETS AND RES
TAURANTS.s
81, 40O-Grocery store, fine location; sales
monthly $1,000 up; cheap rent; a bargain,
$30O-Lunch room, on wheels; good loca:
ton; fine business; be quick
$n, O0o-Grocery. stock and modern three.
story brick building, on busy street; best
location in city for business; part cash;
might consider trade for farm lands. This
Is a big bargain; be quick.
soO-Confecticnery and grocery, fine loca.
ton, good trade; sales $40 to $25 daily; cheap
rent.
s6,ooo-Grocery store and dwelling house
busy corner; good location; sales $S5 to SOC
daily; part cash. terms on balance.
81 ,30O-Meat market, fine location; daily
sales $50 to $40; cheap rent; established -four
years.
$soo-Restaurant, downtown location, bus,
street; daily sales $40 upwards; cheap rent
terms. 5t
81 ,500-Grocery, fine location, good bust
ness; daily sales $35 to $50; cheap rent.
$2,500-Meat market good location, bus!
street; sales 500; cheap rent; established sew
en- years
$4o0-Bakery; no rent: snap; be quick.
Campbell & Co.,
1872 Boston Block. ~, 5'sss =
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MEDICAL

MEDICAL ..-.Ag
THE SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE CURE IS AS
known, up-to-date and among the best cures
for rebuilding the body and restoring the
r. health. DR.. Gurlt Gummesson, $50 Auditorium.
Office phone T. O. 1906: residence phone T. O.
1O111. A..
MRS. DR.. r. G. MCKAY, Z It'll ST 8, NEAR
Hennepin; specialist; treats all chronic and
nervous diseases; weaknesses of all kinds;
electric and electro magnetic treatment, vapor
and massage; to 9, Sundays included.
MEDICAL-DR. ALMA M, HARDMAN, NEU-
ropathy and electric vibration treatments for
rheumatism and all nervous diseases. 72S MIC
ol1et av. Hours. to pm. Phone. N. W.,
$3.50 Ii.
= = BALD HEADS. ATTENTION.
want to send you my positive dandruf
cure; you can have 1T for Csc. Address 6199.
Journal
PuEs-DR. q. WAITE, 80 YEARS spEoIAI-
list; cures every case Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1910 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
II SICK, CALL ON MRS. swENsoN; GIVES
magnetic Treatments; will go out by request.
80 14th st, third floor. Phone 1923.
BUY AN oxYDoNoR ON EASY TERMS AND
learn by timely use how needless is disease.
w. II. Greenleaf Litchfeld, MINI.
O.. OVERLAND. THE MAGNETIC HEALER,
has moved to $50 Century building. Con.
sultation free.
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FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS FOR
Sale .<.
A manufacturing company incorporated for
$4,000 having real estate, buildings and ma
chinery valued at $50 OOO desires to bond
its property for $1,000 in order to secure ad-
ditional capital to take care of increasing
business: These bonds will bear s per cent in
terest will run for 20 years and will be Sc
cured by first mortgage on entire property.
= The company has been In business three years
and has paid over 10 per cent on its capital.
: To responsible parties the amp1est opportunity
r. will be given for investigation business done
with principals only. 4773, Journal.
CALIFoRNIA-SUNSHIN AND FLOWERS
the whole year; cool summers; we are opening
several thousand acres Of fruit lands: hundreds
of families coming; business openings in grow
ing town; our plan offers an orange lemon
fig grove for few hundred dollars: So 900 to
SO, 900 yearly profits values will treble first
year; free 64-page illustrated book; write to,
KS day. Pacific Empire Development Co., Dept.
1874. Los Angeles, Cal.
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PLANO CREDIT BILL NOTICE.

During the past month we have been con-
Quoting a word contest and have issued q
large number of credit bills, some Of which
will doubtless be- offered for sale in these
columns by people who already have pianos.
public we submit the following: Credit bills
honored only at the warerooms OF the w. w.
Kimban Co.. Minneapolis or st. Paul, where
any new Kimbau piano at regular marked
retail price. Not more than one credit bili
can be applied on the same piano. nor can
they be applied on accounts now running with
us. Transfer OF credit bill must be made IN
person at our office and properly endorsed py
the sales manager. We would particularly
warn you against misleading ads inserted IN
these columns. in an endeayor to depreciate
the value of these credit bills. To any one
desiring to purchase piano. they mean JUST
50 much money.
w. W. Kimball Co.,
25-27 9Th st s. between Hennepin and Nicoliet
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ONE CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE WITH 200
pallets; frst-class condition. late pattern;
took in trade; cheap machine for somebody.
1904 Nieollet az. 8.
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PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR
pets, rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning Rug
Factory. 112 9th st N. Main 3227: T. O. 9405.
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O O
NOW IS THE TIME -:
To buy land. --.
To buy town property. -.e. =,
To buy timber. .
To start business. ',.r -'-.-
, To start farming. i
To speculate. d
To start ..-.'
the making of q fortune
D. in the -.'.s.
o Koochiching Falls district. ~
Call or write -. --s -.. 4
o The Enger- Nord Realty Co., .
o 120 Temple Court Bldg,
o Minneapolis. II ~.
o D n
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG MFG

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING,
Beautiful rug weaving from old carpets;
best work, lowest prices National Carpet
Cleaning Cos, Nicollet island. Both phones
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MACHINERY

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~o~-~~>~~~~-->~>~-~->~~
FOR sALE-1b0-H.P. ARLINGTON 8 sims
single automatic cutoff. center crank, self
oi1ing. self-contained engine, not new; in
good order. Also iron and woodworking ma
chinery. Northern Machinery Co.. 213.2lI Sd
st s. Minneapolis
I HAVE EVERYTHING FOR SALE m THE
line of railroad contractors machinery; new
and slightly used: prompt delivery; several
steam shovels, dinkie engines, cars, etc. Twin
City Equipment & Supply Co., 6i7 Masonic
Temple. ~
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sCHooL PRoPERrY FOR SALE,

SCHOOL PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Sealed bids will be received by the under
signed up TO and including April IA next, for
the public schoolhouse property located at cor:
ner of saith st and Lyndale av S, consisting of
one acre Of ground and school building. Ger.
titled check for 10 per cent of amount must
whether bid is for all cash or part cash and
balance before five years with interest.
Franklin, clerk. School district No. s, Station
II II n No
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HAVE. NOTHING SPECIAL TO OFFER, BUT
If you want 8 per cent on your money where
its absolutely safe and returnable on ninety
days notice, address David G.. Barrow, care
Pelham state Bank, Pelham, Ga.
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THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. - =
Saloon-First class downtown saloon, good
stock, fine trade; must sell quick; make
price right.
o1-room hotel boarding house, Washing
ton S; always rented; same owner seven
years; must sell quick. Price $2,250.
Barber Shop, South Side-Three- chairs;
business $50 weekly; cheap rent; only $3.50;
must be quick.
Campbell & Co..
1872 Boston Block,
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FOR sALE-FIRsT-CLAsS GROCERY, CEN-
trail location; good established trade; party
leaving city; $500 handles it. Address 8466,
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FOR SALE-GUUU CIEAN STUCh UE ORUGS,
best paying proposition for money invested in
floor cases with marble base; cash business
: last year, $11 900; invoice about $1,000; any
informa ton cheerfully furnished. Address
$780, Journal =Ets .eE,. s.
mill adjoining, in southern Minnesota town;
one of the best propositions in the state;
well-equipped shop and fine money maker; will
sell for 81 600; $4OO cash., balance on easy
payments. If you wish to own your own
shop, here is an opportunity. Address 4751,
Journal.
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HrOIpccts Earf,

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gen 2OOO 3lti6oucr oltf Dem Elnt,
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rernclt critics Gicro o0oiiic &il,
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ie $500.
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OcnIcIbcn linO:
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s. Sonriion, Noonofc, go; :. Morri.
Jon, Moi6itgtoL 3. e.; 3. Is. Shore,
Gody Miount, N.sG.
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gnS Ocm 0iotD6ouo.

SUS NNllDNlIllNl' NNtlllC IullllIu)l
$4,000 pom Sto0uot6. Nc.
ution olcr ol&u1rtj0cn Mtorp-
I6nOer in &orIdjo1 0cbrodt. -
McpiIion Scr &cr1jtmg uno
observation-disclosures Care fiir bic
2iabtItrobc. vrmcitcrlng. -
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Goa 3lt6clicicr-Gomjt bic(t ge-
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pora @iircuu mo bcihloB, ocn
StoOtrot6 nm cine %crpiui01ng
Don $25 900 81 criudcn fir sic Scr
onitoItlulg elmer <bcticicr inn Sep
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Ser Su6clicicrplon Wo6ri0cinIid
gon5 fallen gcloiicN mcrocn. GoS
GonIitc orgonilirtc ijA IN Sub 50.
mitc'n 5luu plunmdbiACn SnmmcIn
bon @cl0crn fir oic6cicr; $4,000
mcrbcn lpcntQitcn3 notGucnOig icin.
Ger &oridIoN cine Acunoiu2 @odIc
fiir olc oualpGrti0cn MorDldnocr IN
&@crbinoung nit Der 6cicr SIT boItcn,
lptroc op cjn Spc5iol Gomite Der
micicn.
Gin @citIriB. in WcId)cm Scr
StoOtrutb iid) ucrpiIihtct, cine Scr.
oronung BON $4,000 fiir Die &c.
pIontc SltbcIicicr ol}lmcbmcn unO
III sic @iiogct.&crorommQ iiir 1907
ciu3ltI6licbcu, iUurOc I'M critcn
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icIbc bcfiuoct Iid ictt III @6uncn 0cS
Gomitc'a fir WittCl m10 gScQc.
Mcptiion bc0Onncn.
Sic Ncoiiion Scr Bidder II. &or,
ten fir sic Griueitcr>mQ ser 2iNbtItr.
3,uiidcn Yrott= ll0 2ccitrobC, IN
luclGcn nngefilGrt it, mic picl
&crGijtlnQ bic Gonuniiliou 0cn 81.
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sic olli bcnoGbortc2 Gi2cntblm oui.
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gam 0cItcrn I'M @iircUr Scr Nronb-
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liGc 3obI Der Sous utO @ruloci-
Qcntbiimcr ItcGtc iif Gin. Die Ncpi-
iion miro bis sum f. &luli 0oltcrn.
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tc, Die olt Icbten Wfittpod 1cGifnct
u1,O 3rucdS Iobrlirltlt0 al ocn
StoOt Sn9ctieur %hcriuicien lpurocn,
sur &crbunOllug fonlmcn. Cine III.
terclionte Sibrng itcbt 81 erlUortcn.
is Dcroen mobridcinlid) mic0cr
Goutroftc fir 0ic GiloItcrlutg NIT
@itbuIitic pcrgcbclt mer0cn.
StcucrCinnCbmcr &cnrD @ilinma
lnodt an uu0crcr Stclc Der Gcrrtigcn
Ill@Qobe 0cS o0cuti6cu GorrcipOn.
0cntcn" bcfonnt OoB III 80 So0cn
pom 6. >Suui an Die llmlogcn fiir ole
Eiloltcrurg Der Somont NOcnllc,
bon Slibers bis GnioritroBc, BON
Den betrciiCn0cn nngren5cl0Cn
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sent Stroic biu5llfommen ltnb oua
Gigcntbum iiir Ocn 3luong@DcrtoltI
ocrnlciicn mo angc5ciGt miro.
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StroBen + II Nuggon
entglciI it. 49, I'm ) llbr gcltcrll
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ii6er ooS 9torOgelciie uro bis olti
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no ourd) Die @lld)t 0cS 3uianmen'
ItobcS cin ctlua I SUB oidcr Baum
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oui Wtnrgarct 2lppcI, II Sabre alt,
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Don Or. @ront, gtr. 21Ol, Nort6.
AOenue, bebon0clt iDur0e. hilbert
@rabnrt, II Sabre alt, Nr. 1907,
Barclays troBc, ipronG aus Dem
Maggon urlO brad OaS red)te @cin.
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NDcnnte, brndtc ibm Gr5tlidc Siilfe,
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ShmeItcr Worn N, Is Vfciirr 0}pn.
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Sun0fiiblcr, &iItncr ulo Tcmling.
6rolt 0cid)cInanm mltrOt bor 66
&uDrcn in Iclttidlano ge6orcll. Sic
luur Die Wittuc uon Nruol0 Icid)cl.
man, mclfer iDr Dor ~ So6ren i'm
SoOc Ooron8ing. Tic SerItor6ene
bintcrIGBt fcilte &inOcr, oogcgcn ober
5mci StieifinOcr, Sri. &oicpbinc unO
@rn. 9lll9uIt Ncidclmor.
- Mit cinem GllBerit 5obIreihcn
Er%oucrgciolgc mllrOc gcitcrn Der be
fannie 0eltid= Nmcrifancr Geo. ".
StrouB, Nottc BON Hoiilla StrauB,
pom Eroucrbouic, 9tr. 537, @eit-
GompoD- Strobe, ans uui Ser .2olt-
Oon-Earf- Cemetery" sur leBtcn Gube
gebettct. 8uitor (]Slllilta Soinlonn lei,
tcte Den Grolcrgottc&oicnit II. iprud)
am reid nit pradJtOoIlcn Slunlcn.
itiidcngcid)miidteu Sarge I'M Truller.
baltie mo ollf Dem 6ricoboie trolt-
rcidc @ortc 5lt Ocn &intcrblicbcnen.
9ll5 uttipc observation-disclosures fungirtcn
Oic S@. Albrcd)t, SdcppodL 6runt,
G%ooIobuL 6i1t mo Grn1olO ultO ais
Observation-Disclosures crluicicn Otnt
ToOtcn bic $50. @ribnlcpcr, &oiiGB,
SonocrS, H0mcr, Sdcppod) mto
Gippolsuonn Sic lebtc Gbrc.
- @cItcrn Iohmittog iuno oie
@ccrOigrng Der am 3. &lrni I'M 2llter
bon GO Sohren un0 9 Wonotcn per
Itorbencn Iruu Nmra &%otborine
Sappel, Satin 0cS @Gdcrmeiiters
Srt. 2oDn SoppcI, POM Iroucrbollie
Rr. 223, Siio-6igb-S troBe, aus oli
Dem .2oltOonsEurf 6rieOboic" itatt.
Euitor u. i. Stcrgcr Don Ser 0cut.
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Sobn Scamp, Sobn &loItcr, 6ronf 6.
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Siegcl unO @ilit. Ncbncr iungirtcn
ais Observation-Disclosures. 6run Sappel,
geb. 2GdcI, ml1roc IN Mtar6nrg ge6o-
rem unO fam Dor If Subrcn nadI
Gmerifo. SIN Sabre 1867 perbeiru-
tbcte iie iid) nit Srn. Sobn $. Sap.
pei, mclde Gbc finOcrlos blieb.
Site8 iebitoDI?- @ci bel
ItrhE Gage iatr0e qcIterlt dli oenStro-
ben @oltimere's sic Summc bon
$25t5 in boorem@elbc perloren, uno
Der Gtgclltblnler DC" OeloeS mar
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iuobnt. Gos
@cIo bcridmonb, ais lid Sr. Gonborl
unteripeg% BON Ger oGiti5els' Notio.
nol-gunf" nod Der o9tationol Wfori'
ne-9anf" all Der @nps l1to Mater.
itraBc bcionb. Gr 500 0oS @clo I'M
II llbr an Montog &ornlittog, NM
ola er in Der lebtgcinnltcn 9ont al.
loltgtc, lorlo CT, ouB cS u%erldnuulloef
mar. 5ebt peib CT nid)t oh er ons
@clo pcrtor, 7obcr Oh ca gcltoblcr
ipnrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-07
8mtcr Snng.

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pcrbnitcn 5luei olte gcricbcnc "a.
ihcn0iebe. - 0icieIben iollcn sic
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grill alrf eillcn 8ric6clr.
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Dem lie in ser Wtltiit- unO lcbcuoc
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Baltimore g GoltutD un0 ipc5ica bic
MoggolrS Scr Strobcnbobu . @cicu-
'6oit, Die und) Bad Gipcr iijbrcn,
rnlld)er mod)tcn mo aud uuBcr0ent
bclhnt0lBt liuO, am Montog 2lbcnO
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llto Norforo- NOCmlc cincn @richclt
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5u bobet.
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mo cine Nlt&itcaung BON lc6cloc 9il-
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Eolijiit Carroll Bono pom uor00itli.
den IiItriftc unlunAte ulO ScnrU
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al1gcbIid bon Ben bcioCn a10crcn
V{1nnern 9crnubt mur0cn, MIR 3ruci
$2-9onftotcn qcgcbcn. NcnrO lutO
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Golijeiltotion Ncid)aiit, no Scr Hcb-
tere angob. cr bciBc Sean &oniollro5
rnO luobnc in 9tr. 1876, Sorrcit- Str.
mltr0c iijr Elm 6eute Miorgcu
itottjuiinOcnoca &erb0r i~cIt0c6ultcn
ltno gab in ser Eolijciitution cine
Nci6rcibung Der bct0en ollOcrcn 9Irs
greiicr 0c5 @ricden. Ioralf6in mllrs
0ct Die 0ctettiD9 Slogan ulO &amls
mcralcD nit Ser Nuiipiiruug Der bel
Den 0f1nner bcpuitroNt. Sbncn ge~.
lang e9 Io0onE am NnNnlitto9 an
Der Baltimore, nu6e Gulpcrt- StruBc,
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&rn0p, pltroen abcr int YoIijeibolpt-
Qllartier nit 2eidtigteit ais elm Eour
obgcieiute InidenOiebc i0cntiii5irt,
BON 0eucll Ser jiingere SIT Sen bcoclt.
tcilOlten Siingern Ser 2anNiingers
3unit 0ebort. Sic limo @riiocr mo
III Ser Observation-Disclosures bciinOcn
iid) ibrc 9iloer nit Sen 9tomcn Wiife
ms So6n SbcpIin aus 9tcm. Dorf,
mcld)e idyou pcriHicOeue (erminc ob-
Qeieiien babcn. Sie no6ulcll, ME ale
2cutc ibrc5 Nelihtcr5, ibrc &crDoi-
tung rubig bin, abcr fem StcrbcnS.
morthen fon1tcn bic Ictcttip8 aus
ibncn bcrnu9bringcn, 0u9 AMI ibre
SdJll0 %binpciien f0nntc. Die Eoli5ei
hoiit, 0uB Scr @rieHc bclrtc bci'm
&crb0r olle icinc Nl9rciicr iOcltiiis
5iren mcr0c.