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The Washington times., 1906-05-25
The New World First to
Issue With Its Own
Type.

In the accompanying illustration is re-
produced section Of the front page Of
the japanese Daily New World OF May
Z. the first newspaper in San Francisco
TO resume printing in type in its own
plant after the earthquake While the
big dailies were using their neighbors'
Establishments the publishers OF the
New World. whose plant had been wip-
ed out by the fire. purchased new
presses and set up snOp at 574 Seventh
street. Oakland. By it's enterprise the
japanese paper secured a notable
beat"
The heavy black and white drawing
in the Illustration IS n daily feature OF
the paper. The FIVE large japanese char
acters on the World interpreted. read:
'"Tbe New World: Daily Edition" The
smaller characters adjoining give the
names of the editors and the addresses
OF the papers various offices. Under
reath is the first paragraph Of the
papers leading article. written by the
proprietor and entitled San Francisco
After the Earthquake Disaster and the
Resolution OF Our Fellow Countrymen
in America" It reads as follows:
The present earthquake disaster is
an unprecedented catastrophe. involving
not only japanese, but tens Of thousands
OF white men. who suffered serious in
jury TO life and property on the streets
OF San Francisco-a terrible sight,
which cannot be told by tongue or pen.
Such q thing belongs TO an irresistible
power, and human means are Of no
avail. Therefore, II IS best for our fell
low-countrymen not to be discouraged,
but TO bury IN the past that which be-
longs TO supernatural things, and look
forward 70 human affairs. TO plan quick
Is for a beautiful future. and to de-
velop new fields
other articles IN the New World re-
late TO the earthquake and fire. The
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
RATTLER ATTACKS ANGLER
IN WATERS OF CREEK

STROUDSBURG, May .. - Stewart
Flagler was trout fishing In the Saw
creek. Pike county, and saw what seem
ed TO be a watersnake come toward him
in the water. He kicked at II. and TO
his surprise saw II coil up as though
ready 10 strike. Tt remained IN this
position until It foated on fat rock.
Flagler's curiosity was now thoroughly
aroused. inasmuch as the reptile re-
mained coiled. and he waded TO II. and
10 his great surprise found It to be
rattler. he obtained a stout pole. and
the fight ended IN the death Of the
snake.
1t had zen rattles and was three feet
long.
Mr.. Flagler is a Sunday school super
intendeut and n school director. and
says he will furnish an affidavit.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
HARMFUL INGREDIENTS
IN Oil STATE LIQUORS

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 25.-Dr. 3.
II. Warren, dairy and food commission
er. will ask the next Legislature TO en-
act n law bringing all kinds Of wines
and liquors under the Jurisdiction OF his
department. Dr. Warren IS collecting
hundreds OF samples OF beer. whisky.
brandy and cordials from liquor dealers
and druggists all over the State, and the
results % the analyses OF these sam
pies Will be laid before the Legislature.
OF coo samples already analysed 450
were adulterated- In some cases not a
trace OF real blackberry was found. All
manner Of coal tar dyes wood alcohol
ether. salycilic acid and other adulrer-
ants were used.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
HATCHERY At EDENTON
BREAKS SHAD RECORD
Over twenty-five Million Brought
Out This Spring Considered
Best on Coast.

EDENTON, n. c, May 25.-The
United States fish hatchery for the
propaEauon Of shad at this place has
broken the record on the Atlantic coast.
having hatched out over 5000 900 young
shad this season. George Snyder. tenn
porary superintendent. deserves credit
for the skillful manner in which he has
handled the fish commissioners bust
ness this spring
Mr. Snyder Matched out more young
shad she PAST week than was hatched
during the whole OF last season. S. G.
Worth. who has been superintendent Of
the hatchery. has been moved To Beau
fort. y. c, where he acts as superin-
tendent of the hatchery at that place
The hatchery owned by the United
States Government at this place IS now
running day and night and is quite
an interesting place for visitors to
spend Sunday. Norfolk is well repre-
Sented every Sunday.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
ALL NEEDED.

They say there IS a new word added
70 the language every day in the year"
Well, that's right and proper. II just
about keeps up with the birth rate IN
Boston"
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
MONSTER SHAD CAUGHT,
10000 EGGS WERE LOST

NEW CASTLE, May 25-What is said
to be the largest shad ever caught IN
Delaware waters was landed here by
John Foster last evening II weighed
thirteen pounds and eleven ounces. The
fish was taken TO Wilmington and sold
for s..
The shad was a roe. II IS estimated
that at least 60. .0o0 eggs were lost when
the fish was caught. and many deplore
the fact that the shad did not get a
chance to reach spawning waters.
Several fishermen have quit for the
season. and are hanging up their nets.
The highest catch on three tides yes
terday was twenty-seven, while some
fishermen caught from eleven TO twen-
ty-two on the same tides. The prices
are higher than ever before at this Il Ne
OF the year
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
LOCATED.

where does It hurt. dear2' said his
mother, picking him I'D from the floor
where he had fallen.
-II hurts me in the thigh Of my armn'
blubbered the four-year-old.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
Razor the Weapon Used by
Violently Insane Hus-
band.

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. May 25-
Weioy Lawrence. farmer near Rose
vi.le' Tlosa county, became violently in
sane and attacked his wife with a razor.
cutting her throat badly. Mrs Lawrence
iought foF possession of the razor. but
heI husband wrested it away and cut
his throat from ear 10 ear. dying in a
few minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25

first type-printed paper consists Of two
pages OF seven japanese columns each.
but. according TO an editorial noice. the
proprietor intends TO increase the size
as soon as possible. The article repro
duced here IS read from right 20 left
of the column lines which are run
crosswise Of the paper. according TO the
japanese custom
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
ANCIENT CUSTOMS CHANGE.

The girl who used to say. call me
early. mother. for I'm 70 be queen o
n May" now says. "Oh. nav, Iemme
sleepi" Thus does modern life alter
ancient customs.-Fact Magazine.
The Washington times., 1906-05-25
Try to Kill Their Wives,
Two Men End Orvn Lives
Work Was True
When Turned Upon
Himself.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Maddened oy
jealousy John Kitrovics shot his young
wife. a pretty woman twenty-five years
Old in their apartment at 60 Ninth
avenue. today and, as the police were
ahout TO grasp him. he fired a bullet
into his own brain, falling dead at their
The woman has a fair chance 10 re-
cover.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
tx. Lamity" Speaks.

Much has been said concerning the
mutually helpful relations existing be-
tween the local newspapers and the
business m n in all communities
Neither can flourish without the other.
Z. LamitY Bonner said recently:
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
1t Pays Him Well.

A Palestine business man who just
recently contracted for modest space
in the Daily Herald said to a Herald
man the other day that it is proving
one of the best investments he ever
made, and that he is greatly pleased
with results. He says he noticed the
direct results on his business almost
from the start, and that the ad. is
bringing him business he is satisfied
he would never have received without
the Herald ad. Now that is the way
to talk. And it might be said inciden-
tally that this man is advertising in
the right way, using good argument,
and changing his ad. frequently, using
attractive cuts to catch the eye.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
NJ. A. Butt ct al. to A. G.. DuPuy,
$500; conveys 800 acres part of the K.
Xix survey.
LIT Airhsrt ct al. to A. G.. DuPuy,
s1O5; conveys 100 acres OR. s. Patton
survey.
VIM. and Lena Jenner, $500; con-
veys $50 acres of the E. c. Harris
league.
John and Clorinds Coon to Willie
Gordon, $3.50; conveys tract of land in
Tennessee Colony.
Willie Gordon and wife to A. G. Du-
Puy, $3.50; conveys tract of land in
Tennessee Colony.
L. w. Horton to s. B. Horton, $500;
conveys $50 acres of the Edmondson
survey.
R. NJ. Hester and wife to D. o.
Bowdon, s225; conveys part of the
Whitley property in Lsrkin & Camp
bell addition.
T. A. Fitzgerald ct al. to o. w. Har-
wood, $3.50; conveys 81 ga acres of
the John Armstrong survey.
Thos. R. Dunn ct al. to wv. P. Taylor
ct al, trustees Neches church, s577;
conveys 10 IA acres of the A. R. Stew
EMS, in the town of Neches.
J. Nj. Kyle and wife to Matthew
Hswson, 1919; conveys IS acres of the
Q. Garcia survey.
J. o. Clarke and wife to W. D.
Mitchell, $500; conveys lot l in block
o, of Jsckson's addition.
Nj. M. Wsthen and T. j. King to E..
s. Crawford, SIS; conveys 1s5 acres of
the Alfred Corgsle survey, and tract
on east side of Burford survey.
John e. Galloway to John Wiukler,
$500; conveys 146 acres of the Jane
Cuthbertson survey.
Jos. d. Royal to Bessie A. Royal,
$3.50; conveys lot in block No. z, Of
Subdivision ''B" of Texas Land %.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
Attention Soldiers.

Forward march. In order to be
ready to march the executive board of
the Saline Association must meet and
lay out plans and employ a man to
lead our hosts in the missionary work,
therefore each and every member Of
said board is called to meet at the Az
enue Baptist church Saturday before
the Bird Sabbath in January, at p. m.
sharp. Take due notice hereof and
let it be so done. ISAAC SELLARs,
Chairman of Board.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10

Stockholders rleetings

The stockholders of the First Ma
tionsl Bank met last evening at the
the office of the bank, and reelected
the old directors and officers to serve
another year. They are as follows:
A. R Howard, president; G. E.
Dilley, vice president; Lucius Gooch,
cashier; E. s. Kane, assistant cashier;
A. r. Howard, G. E. Dilley, L. Trice,
F. Hufsmith, Jno. N. Day, A. B.
Hodges, P. A. Kolstad, Hymsn Pearl
stone, Lucius Gooch, directors.
The affairs of the institution were
reported in splendid shape, with a
very satisfactory years work.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10

per cent ot business 11en WHO new
pstronize the local papers one cent.
but If anything occurs where the paper
would be a personal benefit to them
they tear their unions wide open get
ting to the Office. As rule this class
of men can tell an editor exactly how
to run his paper, and are amazed
that he does not follow out their adj
vice. never waste any time or
breath on these old human mistletoes,
unless they get in trouble, and then 1
do my best to assist them to keep in.
Never try to gain their good opin ons.
Such men are so selfish they see no
good except in themselves"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10

The stockholders of the Royal Ma
aonsl Bank met last evening, and the
old officers and directors we're re-elect-
ed. They are as follows: John R.
Hearne, President, Tucker Royal,
Cashier; ]. w. Wright, Vice. Presi-
dent; Hampson Gary, Vice President;
Q. w. Hanks, Assistant Cashier.
The surplus of this institution was
increased to $50, 900, and the bank was
reported in most flourishing condi-
ton.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
Mrs. S. A. Gathright.

Yesterday afternoon, at 2:25, Mrs.
s A. Gsthright died at the home of
der daughter, Mrs. Willie Reeves.
The funeral took place at O'Clock this
afternoon. This good woman was II
years, months and 10 days old. She
was the widow of Prof. Gathright, who
was the first president of the Texas A.
+ NJ. College, and who was popular
Education and teacher up to the time
SDf his death.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
Fell From Bridge.

A Mexican was brought in from the
west on q cot this morning and was
hurried to the hospital. be fell from
a bridge on the west end, and is re-
ported very badly injured. He belongs
to a bridge gang.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10

self good officer. Since Marshal
B5rdeaux has been iucapacitated by i'll
health Mr.. Moore has been acting as
mbrshaI, and last August was appoint
cd as such by the city council. II Mr..
Mbore is elected no doubt the same
gPod order will continue tn prevail as
has prevailed under his administration.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
For City Marshal.

Mr.. Gus Moore, now acting city
marshal, announces with the Herald
today as a candidate for that office,
aud asks the consideration and vote of
the citizens in the coming April cleo
'---'..I te.dias appointed city
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Rain;
warmer tonight; Thursday occasional
rain.
Temperature readings: Maximum
A, minimum 80.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-10
For County Treasurer.

In today's issue will be found the
announcement of Mr.. John @. Adams,
as a candidate for treasurer of Ander-
son county. Mr.. Adams made the
race for this office four years ago, and
he made good one, too. He lives in
the Montslbs neighborhood, is one of
the eounty's progressive, substantial
citizens, and has been q resident of
the county for fifty years. He is
Democrat of the old school, and is
loyal to his friends and his party. He
has the qualifications necessary to fill
the Office in competent manner, and
if he is elected he will no doubt prove
a good and faithful public servant.
A coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition in the bowels sug-
gests the use of Prickly Ash Bitters.
IT is just suited for such ailments.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
cpfer non 6annibalen.

Die Wtanni6aften beS in siusrpOOl,
@nslauO, ausefommensn Dampfers
rSlenOa" erSdblen cine idauri9e Sc
i6idte pom Or. Stswart, einsm glrjt
aus ben @esenoen oes 9iiser'Sluiiss,
Der Dor einieen SSo6en nit mebrsren
Setannten cine Soridunssreiie ins
Snuers pon glfrita unternabm. Gr
trennte ii6 pon Der @eielidaft uno er'
reidte Obne iebe Besleituns Die 9tieoer'
laiiuns einss wiloen Stammes au ben
lliern oss @alabar Sluiies. Spdter
iano man nur nod einSelne lleberreite
Der 2eihe Stemart's, unb oiele lieBen
init Si6erbeit oaraui lhlieBen, oaB er
uon ben 9Silben ermOroet uno peripeiit
moroen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
@ntseefer ses Nfprspels.

Proi. @eOrse OauioiOn. Der Praii'
bent Der seOsrapbiidsH @sieni6uft on
Der Siiite Oes Stillen Wiseres uuO elm
Mitslieo Der pbilOiOpbiiden 5atultat
Der lluiperlit6t BON Californian, bat BON
9iuoul slmunoion, Der ben 9iorOpOl snts
Osdt unb eiilsn Dur6sans Our6 Die
uoropsitlihcn Sdnee' unb Gisfelosr
seiuuOen baben milf, cine Dspside er.
baltsn, in Der 2lmunoion anfrast. OF er
uuf Silfe bel ieinen leetsn maSnstii6en
8eubadtunsen rednen fam. Prof.
OaUiOion fat ibm per telegraph ee.
antportst, OaB sr uui Die sewiiui1te
9ilie BON Der tlniueriitat @alifernien.
Der California acaOemg Of Seisnce, Der
tsdniiden unO Der ssoSrupbiiaen Sc,
ielidaft redHen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
0Bilfess Sarye Sta6ridtsn.

= @eun Mapor Sreo. 6. airfenOall
sewiiienbaft uuo uueiSenniitis gu srs
rei9en itrebt, mas er in ieiner, benz
Staotratb am Oienitas iiberianbten
eriten 8Otidaft uurest unb beiiirmortet.
bann lollte er Die lluteritiitnng aller
sbrlidbenfeHben Yiirssr finoen. Sin
erfriihenosr, seiunoer Sau6 sebt bnr6
oas gauge Document!
= @abrenb Wtidael Wii6alsfi in
ieinsm Soitbauie in 0ianticots am 5rei'
tag abeno aus einer srOBeren Oeltanns
feline campo fiillte, serietb bas Oel burh
Die sslamme eines anberen SihteS in
Srano uno cine @rploiion ericl9te,
6urd wel6e Die 16 Sabre alte Wiarsa'
ret SaoDta iait auf Der Stelle setObtct
unO Wii6ael Otidalsti unO Sobn Sip'
tat Ihwer perlest wurOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
Sm Sntereffe ses Sriesens.

llniere 9tesieruns ma6t ausenblids
lid unseitrsn9te Seriu6e, ibren @influB
gu @unitsn bes SrieOens in ben Wtarof.
to.8irren selteno 5u MAIDEN uno cine
siitlide Seilesuns Der Swii6en 5ranfs
reid uno Deuti6lano ibwebenoen
Streitirasen berbei 3n fibrsn. sic
bat in Der sau5en sluseleSenbsit abiolut
fsiu psriOnlides Sntsrsiis uno piro iid
bstreiis oss 9rsnSi6uses BON Wtarot'
70. Der Su elmer idarfen GontrOpsrie
swiidsn 6runfreib uno Deuti6lanb
Yeranlaiiuus seben 3u lpOlleu orObt,
ourd tsinen 8ertrus in irssno elmer
8eiis binOen. llnisre 8ertreter uuf Der
WiarOtiO.Gonfereni baben ibre ssnauen
SnitruttiOHeu srbalten. uno oarln wirb
beiOnOsrs Die yiOtbwenoisteit, ibrsn
@influB i'm Sutereiie bss ullsemeinen
6risoens Seltenb ju maGen, bstOut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
500 Sclpbnuna 500.

Die etisr stitr 3fiuns pnbn i'd frtusn,
u Ifabrrn, fab ts ptnisfttns zine esftirhttf
strauibsit aitbt, ptlbe bic NilIsni6aft IN al
ibrtn Smfsn ,u bstlsH i'm Stinbt 10; 6aa's
8aiarrb Sur IL bic tiu,'st jsst bu driilihtn
8riesrfGaft btflnntt poiitipt Sur. stataub
uforbtrt ale cine 9pniituhoneiranibd zine
epnfitutonels Stbanbluns 5aas satarrb.
Sur miro iuntrIia stnpmmtn unb Rirft birtii
auf bas SIut unb Die i6simissn ObrH6hm
bts SpiftTs, taburd bic @runolaas bT Srauf-
brit ,erf6rsnp unh efm patitnirn 8raft gtbenb,
instm fs bic Gpufitution bts aSrpus aufbart
unb bsr Raiur In ibrsm Wsrff biIft Die Ct
stntbiimr babtn 70 sifl guirautu ~ ibrn
Ssilfrdfkn. tab iis sinbuupsrt DuadTs Bslcb
nuus fur isetu 5al dnbittn. ben lit III furirtu
prfsbIt eabt Gu6 cine ellft BON 3susniiTsn
iommtu. Wlan abrtrt:
9. 8. Gbentp Go, 5otbo, ..
RsS@ @Btrfauft BON alltu apoibfftru, 75e.
San's 5amiIsn. piltn iup bic bs6n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
Stabtratb.
Select Council. A. Ga

Select Council, A. Sanuar.
9(uf slnrssuns bes MapOrs nabm
bieisr 3wsis eiuitimmis cine GeiOlutiOn
on, wsl6e ben Wtapor ermddtist. cine
Yelobnuns pom 81. 900 fir Die Gr'
sreiiuns unb ueberfiibruns Der PeriO'
men an,ubistsn, Die am gisuiabrsmorsen
ben 9aben bss @uiiippO SaSio an Sranfs
lin 9luenue nit DDnumit tbeilpeiie jer'
it0rten.
Die @onfOlibirts Telephone @ompanie
mics in einem S6reibsn baraui bin.
baB Die sesenwartise PfoitenItsner un'
,wsifelbuft unseissIi6 nnb eriuhte, SaB
oielslbe BON 80 @ents auf 10 @ents ben
gfOiten rebuiirt werOe. Die Sade
wurb obne Gr6rterun9 oem betreif. Cos
mite iibergeben.
0as Yriifngs GOmite bsri6tete gu
@unilen Der gSunoer 9tehnuns BON
$3.50 fir 9ieparatur bes 8asens Der
@ompanie DO. uno Die Hehnung
paro oann einitimmig beitGti9t. Der
Staotonwalt erfldrte in einem begleiten'
ben Sdrsibsn, taB bic &e6nuns un'
3weiielbaft re9tsfrditis isi.
Ole fOlsenoen neuen Sorlasen wur'
ben porsebra6t: GoitellO O-Sroinanl
3weds @r0iinuns pom WiarD StraBe,
swiihsn @oitb 9luenue unO Wtartet
StraBe; referirt. 3bomas -Srcinani
fir elm elsttrii6es Sidt an Siio Wtair
gluenue, Dor Der Saptiiten Stride; re,
ierirt. yomrD &eiolutiOn, Die err
laubt. OaB Die 9ldne fir bic central'
6susrilution babin ab9eGuoert weroen
OuB bic Seffnunsen aui Dem Saupt'
fur ;wOli, anitatt iebn SUB brett wer'
ben; angsnommen. S6neioer-Or.
oiuunS iiir elm elettriihes Sidt on 9iep'
tune 9lace, Smiiden @eoar sluenue unS
Bergen @ourt reierirt.
Sei oritter uno eno9iilti9er Seiun9
wurben Die folssHOen SOrlussn beta.
tiSt: Siir 9ewiiie llebertrasunsen I'M
Department Der Ofientliden Si6srbeit
fir Wiietbuns Der Quartiere Der 9bsmi'
iden @ompanie 9iO. 3 uub SdIaud
@ompanie NO. 2; iiir PIlaiternns uou
9inOen StraBe, Swiiden WtOnroe uni
Rrescott Gpenues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
gNanne Gpilntn.

6onesbalr.-Oie Sonesoale Wteoi.
sinii6s @eisllidaft bat bas Froiett III
Gnrssuus ssbradt. bier Elm Soipital jll
sriinoen, oa ss ju umitdnbli6 uuO fOit'
ipielis lift, aranfe. bic Soipitalpflese
benOtbi9en, mad anoeren Stdoteu 3i
ienbsa. Sin @omite BON brei asrSteu
paro ernanut, nm einen entipre4enoen
Ylau ;ur 9riinouns gu entlperfen.-S
Der Wohnuns ibrer &ohter oabier uers
idiso am Samitas 5ruu Sannab 6elo.
baus i'm sllter pom 80 Sabren. Die
8eerbisun9 erfOlste Oienitas. = Utit
Den Yermeiiunsen fir Die neue elef'
triide StroBenbabn in bieiiser 9ia6s
baridaft iit am SreitGs besOnnen wor'
ben. = Die llntcrnebmer Der ueuen
Sdotolaoe 6abrif fir bier wsrosn
uddite SSode cine Seriammluns ab.
balten, nm Seante Su erpdblen. Die
@ebdube Iollen errittet lperoen, iobalo
Die 9Sitterun9 es erlaubt. = Seunie,
WicBrioe, Die 16 Sabre alte Godter
oes Sames WicSrioe pom Wtilanuille.
Oieiem Gountp. iisl uOrleste SBOde in
Der 6abrif Der Brandt GbsmiIden @onis
paule in eiuen 8Ottis nit beisen 6emis
ihen Del uno Wuroe babel 10 idauSers
bait usrbriibt, OuB iie Elm puar StuuOen
ipdter itarb.
= Sin Sipei Sabre altes 2OdtsrIein
Der @beleute Better See bon 0hite Drills
erlas ssitern ben 8ranowunoeu, bic es
an Dem Sii6enisuer erlittsH.
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Nittstpn.

= @ousreBmanu .. gB. 9almer bat
cine 8Orlu9e ein9ebru6t. Die beiwedt,
oaB $4,000 fir ein Yoitamt9ebduoe
oabier beWillist werOen iollen.
= Der Stuliener SOiepb 9uiiit BON
bier, wsl6er WiOntas in SCRANTON
einen 0iepoluer uno Batronen faufte,
lpurOe we9eu 2rasen uOn perbor9enen
8aiisn uerbaftet, ibm Die S6uBwafie
absenommcn uno er aud s15 beitrait.
SIN GittstOn Soipital iturb
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