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DAMAGE in the Country.

Reports from the country districts
are to the effect that the heavy wind
and rain Tuesday afternoon did some
little damage. In the vicinity of the
rice plantations it came down in to-
rents. Will the wind blew at a high
velocity. However, the damage wds
not serious.
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JOHN D. ROUNTOS,
erunewIck,e Candy Store.

NTToFFEOFN ONVTNf
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate, Sucn
substitutes are injurious to health.
For pure chocolate and all other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every week
from Menler the famous chocolate
maker Either in bulk or in beautiful
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
BACCoEs, ETC.
TAFFY CANDY MADE FREaH
DAILY.
2OB Newcastle street.
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To Advertise Here.

S. E Gentry, representing Foley S
famous honey and tar remedies. was
in the city yesterday and made a CON
tract with the News for some extern
sive advertising during the next
twelve months.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS
KATE SLATER, BRUNSWICk'S
ORIGINAL. MILLiNER.
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Having bought the entire Elkan
stock, consisting of Pure Flannel
Undershilts and slips, can save you
money. | have got them for men.
women and children. Sig Levison.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS
KATE SLATER, BRUNSWlCK'5
ORIGINAL. MILLiNER.
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Special Notice.

Neither the master, owners nor Goa
3ignees of the British steamship Ian
sannor will be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew of said
steamship.
f. ID. NJ Strachan Co. Consignees.
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NOTICE.

Parties having a chance on the books
will be at the Arcade tonight at 3
O'Clock, at which hour the rattle vii
take place.
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WE DEVOTE ALL OF OUR TIME
TO SHOES AND CAN GIVE THE
BEST QUALITY, MOST COMFORT,
AND LATEST STYLES. PEERSO
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS
KATE SLATER, BRUNSWICK'S
ORIGINAL MILLINER.
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YOU CAN GET STYLE AND FIT
WHEN YOU BUY SHOES FROM
PERSON.
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OUR FOUR DOLLAR SHOES FOB
WOMEN ARE BEAUTIES. SEE
THEM AT PERSONS.
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Shoes of all kinds, styles ann
prices Shoes for che people at Peer
sons.
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Call up Davis and TayIor's stable
if you want dirt for raising your lots
or sidewalks.
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Children and Boys Suits at say
ing of 35 per cent. at Sig LeVison.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MIS-
KATE SLATER, BRUNSWICK'S
ORIGINAL MILLlNER.
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BATCH Of ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Off to Macon.

Off to Macon.
A happy crowd of Brunswick Eagles
left the city last night over the South
ern railway for Macon, where they
go to take in the big fair there to-
day. They will return to the city TO-
morrow morning.
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A fine line of suit cases at very
low figures at Sig Leyison.
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The steamer Hilbrook, which sailed
from port Tuesday afternoon, was
drawing 23.S feet of water, which was
the deepest draft of any vessel cross
ing the bar in some time.
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The pretty little gasoline launch OF
after being thoroughly Overhauled
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NEWS AND NOTES
ALONG THE BAY
DAYS SHIPPING RECORD AND
OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST
ON RIVER FRONT.

Following is the record of the move
ment of vessels at the port of Bruins
wick yesterday:
Arrived.
Steamer Chippewa, Macbeth, jack
sonville, and sailed for Boston
Steamer Sabine. Young, New York.
and sailed for Mobile.
Steamer Llansannor, CroXton, st.
Lucia.
Sailed.
Bark Herbert Fuller. Nash, New
York
Schooner Mary L. Newhall, Adams.
New York.
Schooner Hattie Dunn. Thcrndyke,
lrVingtou
Schooner Adonis, Brown, Antella
Cuba.
Schooner Anthony d. Nichols, Sea
Vey, New York.
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River Items.

The Mallory steamer Sabine. which
arrived Tuesday night, was quickly
unloaled and sailed yesterday for
Mobile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
Most Arpronriate.

A student at one OF the theolog-
ical colleges had written sermon
with much care and passed it to the
professor for criticism. After two
weeks he called on the professor and
stated that he left his manuscript
with him and had called for it and
would be glad of any suggestion
from him. 1t was returned without
any criticism or suggestions. The
student, well pleased with his own
production, was intent on having
the opinion of his teacher and call
ed again and, referring to the SER
mon, asked what hymns would be
appropriate in connection with it.
The professor replied, ''The most
appropriate hymn can think of is
Now | lay me down to Sleep"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
AUXILIARY is THE
ARMY AND NAVY
UNION
Formed at Warrington and Named
in Honor of Wife and Com
maHdant Berry.

Fl. Barrancas, April 26.-On Mon
day last at the Odd Fellows hall a
Warrington, the officers of LOrenzC
DOrain Garrison, Army and Nav!
Union, U. S. A, instituted, by order o.
the adjutant general of the A. and N
u, a branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary
The new auxiliary was named th'
Mary E. Berry by permission of Mrs
Berry, wife of the commandant at the
navy yard. Mrs. Berry takes grea
interest in the welfare of the sailors
and soldiers and their wives and mo-
only consented to have the auxiliary
named for her but sent a generous
contribution to its funds. The new
garrison was inaugurated by Com
mander Hammond and the other OH
GERS of Lorenzo Loram Garrison. AL
ready over twenty ladies have join
ed and a very successful and strong
auxiliary will soon be in existence.
The Army and Navy Union gave q
very enjoyable and successful smOk
er at Palmetto Beach last week and
intends giving a ball at the same
place early next month.
Rarrancas Notes.
The Barrancas Literary and Debat
ing Society is making great progress
Its weekly meetings are always crowd
ed and the membership has reached
fifty.
On Monday last a general enter
tainment took the place Of the usual
debate and many members contribute
ed to the general harmony and enjoy
ment of the occasion. One of the best
hits was made by Corporal Lange
goth Company, who wrote ami sang a
parody on Nobody Works But Faith,
err" entitled Everybody Drills but
Russell" Lieutenant Wilson sang a
capitol coon song, Private Grisnold OF
the 8th Band contributed a very clev.
er buck and wing dance and several
other members sang. read and reCit
ed.
The subject for next weeks debate
is: Resolved that Morality is Declin-
ing" to be followed on May by a
debate on the subject "That the Pen
is Mightier than the Sword"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
YOUR MONEYS WORTH OR YOUR MONEY
BACK
IMMENSELY OF THE HEAVENS
A Peep Into Space That Dazzles the
Imagination.

A Peep Into Space That Dazzles the
Imagination.
If our sun were removed to the
Pleiades it would hardly be visible
in an opera glass, with which nearly
100 stars can be seen in the cluster.
Sixty or seventy Pleiades surpass
our sun in 'brilliancy, Alcyone being
1000 times more brilliant, Electra
nearly 500 times and Maia nearly
400. "Sirius itself takes subordi-
nate rank when compared with the
five most brilliant members of a
group, the real magnifcence of
which we can thus in some degree
apprehend." If we seek to know
the dimensions, not of the individual
stars, but of the cluster itself, we
are met with many difficulties, but
on the assumption that it is approx
mately spherical in shape we can
calculate its diameter to be over
40,000,000,000 miles, so that light
would take seven years to pass from
one extreme to the other. If we
think of the dimensions of our solar
system by themselves or in relation
to terrestrial matters they appear
stupendously enormous.
Neptune, the most distant known
member, has an orbit over 5,000,-
100000 miles across-a distance
that a ray of light would travel in
seven and a half hours-but the so
lar system is to the Pleiades but as
a Lilliputian to a Brobdingnagian-
is but as a microbe to mountain,
for a sphere the size OF the solar
system would, If it were spherical
and its diameter that Of the orbit Of
Neptune, be relatively so minute
that it could be contained more than
400,000,0OO,000 times in a sphere
the size of the Pleiades. In other
words, the limits of the Pleiades
could contain $50 solar systems as
many times over as there are miles
between Neptune and the sun.
1t must not be forgotten that, al
though there are $500 stars in the
cluster, yet with such dimensions
for the entire group vast distances
must separate the stars from one al
other. In fact, $500 spheres, each
with a diameter of 3,O0O,0O0,OOO
miles, could be contained in the linn
its assigned to the group, and, as
Stunning equal distribution of the
stars in the group, each would be at
the center of sphere 3,0o0,00O,00O
miles across, and therefore a light
journey of 187 days from its near
est neighbor. ..>.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
TerSeIy Told

wv. Jones and wife are among the
visitors IN the city.
Charles W. Sims and Arlie Lucas
leave today at noon Tor Attica, Ind.
J. B. Guttman, Jr., will leave for
q short business visit to Milton to.
day.
The smack Dixie Of the feet of
Saunders & CO. arrived in port with
a catch OF 5000 pounds of mixed hs1.
VIM. Blumer, formerly OF Pensaco-
IA, but now Of Milton, is in the city
shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
There will be a meeting OF Christ
Church Guild 1t o'clock this after
noon in the vestry room Of The CHURCH,
A. W. Ramey. wife and son and Mrs
H. L. Glover, Of Century, are in the
city.
NJ. r. Gilreath, representing the
Atlanta Journal, was in the city yes.
1erday. He leaves this morning for
points east.
You never wasted a minute in read
ing the want ads, and you never in
vested a minute more wisely than in
such employment
The tug Monarch is making the
daily run between the city and Fort
Barrancas, owing TO the fact that the
regular quartermsster's boat, Poe, is
on target range.
c. c. Packard. publisher of The
North and South" is in the city for
the purpose Of getting out a West
Florida issue of the paper Mrs.
Maud Wood Henry, who is also engag-
ed on the paper, is here ID assist in
the work
H. NJ Swasey, Of Darsey, Clay
burn county, Arkansas. is in the city
Tor few days and is spending mis-
time looking over EscamDia county
lands with the object. If he finds suit
able locations. Of bringing q large
number Of farmers here. from the
north. Mr.. Swasey was formerly in
The real estate business in San Fran
cisco and had an Office on Market
street in the heart OF the earthquake
district Mr.. Swasey spent yesterday
afternoon at the Southern States Cos
farm near Muscogee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27

WEDDING PRESENTS
Cut Glass and Sterling SiIverware
W. A. GahIenbeek, 2lS S. PslsfOI ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
SUN STROKE.
Does Not Come If Ones Nervous sys
tenn is Well Fed.

must tell you how food changed
my condition. Seven years ago l
had a sun stroke and was confined to
bed 10 months.
was in bad condition to resist the
shock at the time, as my nervous sys-
tenn had been poisoned from chronic
constipation. My nerves we're shat
tered by the stroke, kidney trouble
followed and my stomach became so
weak that everything / ate, partcu-
larly everything containing starch,
seemed to turn at once to gas in my
stomach, causing palpitation of the
heart and sinking spells from pres
sure on that organ.
My head was packed in rubber ice
bags constantly for five months to re-
duce the temperature which some
tines ran as high as 108. The doc
tors frankly told my people they could
do nothing for me, to lbe prepared for
my death at any moment.
while in this condition, helpless
and hopeless, a friend one day called
my attention to an advertisement bi
Grape-Nuts food, which he had found
in a magazine, and advised me to try
it. l did so, and the effect was salu-
tary from the beginning. ! found that
/ could digest Grape-Nuts and cream
without distress, and my Improvement
the very first week / used it was so
encouraging that / persisted, steadily
growing better, till at last | was en-
tirely ecovered-nerves, heart, stOm-
ach, all resumed their normal tone
the poison symptoms entirely disap-
peared and / gained 80 lbs This
was more than 5 years ago. was
soon enabled to take uD my regular
duties. I need not say that l continue
to eat Grape-Nuts food, and that it is
an important part of each meal to all
of us. It has made of my eleven year
old son, who before was a nervous
siclIly child, as rosy, robust and
healthy a boy as you would care to
see, and has relieved my other chill
dren from stomach and bowel trou-
bles. from which they formerly suf-
fered." Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little
book, "The Road to MELVILLE" in
pkgs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
Where Fat Is Beauty.

Of the eleyating influence of wo-
men in the American sense Morocco
knows nothing, according to Budg-
EFT Meakin, author of Life In Mo-
rocco" There they are. in fact, so
many goods and chattels. That a
woman should be fat and comely is
the highest thought Moor has on
the position of women. If a girl is
10 be married and is thought to be
too thin, she is put through a course
of "stuiiing," just as if she were a
turkey meant for the Christmas
market. "This consists of swallowing
after each full meal a few small
sausage shaped boluses of -four, hon
ey and butter, favored with ami
seed or something similar. A few
months of this treatment give a
marvellous rotundity to the figure,
thus greatly increasing her charms
to the native eye"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
A swell line of Ladies Ok
fordS, just received.
Vim. Johnson & Son.
TRY Rosso's CREAM. PHONE 1926
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
DONATES AND SHIPS FREE

Local Manager E. w. Fowler, of the
Southern Express Company, yesterday
received information that the com.
pany, through its president. Mr. J.
O'Brien, had contributed $5O0O.0O to
the San Francisco relief fund. In ad.
dition to this, the company is trans
porting both money and goods for
the earthquake suffers free when re,
ceived from the properly constituted
authorities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
DEATHS and FUNERALS.
Joseph &, PfeiTer.

JOSEPH 3 FIeIners
Joseph Edward Pfeiffer, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Pfeiffer, was
buried yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at st. Michael cemetery. Rev
Rinehardt, of the German Lutheran
church conducted the funeral SER
vices.
|. r. Wilson.
/. r. Wilson was found dead in bed
at his place of business, II West Gov
eminent street, at GAS o'clock yes
terday morning. His remains will be
inferred at st. John cemetery at 3
o'clock this afternoon. One daughter,
Mrs. E. L. DOan, is left to mourn his
loss. Death was due to heart trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
HON. w. B. LAMAR OPENS
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

the national congress pertaining to
rates.
The speaker referred to the Hep.
burn bill as being imperfect and a
weak imitation of. the Hearst meas
are. He stated that be had offered
four amendments to the measure. and
that the amendments were turned
down. Three of the amendments
were taken from the Hearst bill, and
the other from Senator Culberson's
bill.
Criticised Williams.
Congressman ~ Lamar criticised
John Sharpe Williams, the democrat,
&c minority leader severely. He stat
ed that because he did not bow down
to the leader, that he was taken off
sion the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Committee and placed on
the Foreign Relations committee.
He referred to the framing of the
Davey bill and the sO-called demo
cratic caucus as a put UP job or the
greatest piece of incOmpepcy he had
ever witnessed. Mr.. Lamar stated
that congress is a peculiar body, and
that members are handicapped unless
John Sharpe Williams or Speaker
Cannon issued the word for them TO
advance.
Graft. Denounced.
Mr.. Lamar was loudly applauded
when he denounced the fact of con-
gressmen and senators accepting
yscf1R,CoH. DILL
telegraph franks. He referred to a
time when the Pullman company had
sent him a pass good over all lines,
and he stated that he had returned
it with thanks. Mr.. Lamar stated
that he did not desire to charge
corruption against any man in pub
lie life, but added that he thought the
taking of passes from corporations
Or accepting other courtesies was in
bad form and did not show the prop
er propriety, especially when legisla.
ton affecting such interests might
come up. He stated that the matter
Lad gone so far that, in Washington,
If a daughter or wife of a senator or
congressman entered a millinery or
dress making shop and was going TO
leave town, that the recipients of the
oruer would ask for a frank and no
tify the purchasers that the goods
would be shipped to them free of
cost. The speaker stated that il a
public Official can not live on the
salary received in congress or in the
senate that he should retire.
Senator Robert LaFOllette, Of Wis
consin was paid a high tribute by the
congressman. MT. Lamar referred
to Senator LaFollette as a brainy
man, a courageous man and one of the
best informed men on rate regula-
ton in the country. b.
Congressman Lamar closed his
speech by thanking those present for
their interest and attention and paid
a tribute to the women who had
honOred him with their presence.
Music Was Good.
Preceding the : speaking, Myers
Band entertsined the gathering for
half an hour with several excellent
musical selections.
Goes TO Milton To-day.
Congressman Lamar leaves this
morning for Milton where he will
make an address. to-day, and to-mor-
row he will speak in DeFuniak.
Anonymous Circular.
After the speaking Congressman
lamar stated that he had intended
to refer to an anonymous circular
which is being circulated through
the county. He stated that he will
either reply through the press or by
letter to his constituents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27

Why Blue Ribbon Lemon and Va
nilla are growing more popular every
oay. Absolutely pure, goes twice as
Tar as other kinds and the flavor is
perfection.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-27
TRY Rosso's CREAM. PHONE 1926
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

The horse and buggy of John G.
Wo'eh wac stolen last night. Mr..
Welsh and daughter had gone to
bren,s to attend a speaking at that
place. While there, the horse, which
had been tied to a tree, was quietly
taken away and was not missed until
Mr.. Welsh and daughter were ready
TO drive home.
Try sosso,s CREAM. PHONE 1925.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27
Ste Girms8.
Grcbe 8orbereitunsert setrofen.

Der 0orfanb bss @srmania.p art:
Wsrsius bielt geffsru Nbeno in Der 9aas
bes rlnabhdnaiesn Surnpereins feline
8%srfammlung ab.
Sie 0orbereitunasn aur 9irmss muir.
ben bsipro9sn unb bic 3ufdnoigen Co.
mites NIT ben Dorarbeiten betraut.
9is bissid6riss airmes wirb ale ibrt
8Orsdnger tibertrumpfen, uno ni9ts
iol unbsriu9t aelaRen usroen. um ben
@rfols 70 srObariig ME m6sli& au &C.
ffalten.
3sltbubsx tpsrben erri9tet, unb 8er-
sntsen tpirb's In 6ile uno ShQe &c.
ben. unterbanblungen finb nit bro.
siRoneQsn gireustanflsrn unb @arnis
pals.S 4auHslunssn a%nsetntipft. unh
fals ss sslinst allies bas nod BIER 3u
sieben, mas bic gomites 9erne baben
m51te1, oan1 t6n1erl f4 bic Bslu9e,
auf quite 3eiten gefabt MAIDEN.
Gas man tpis ibli9 I'm Moieltbals
gutsn Wein erbalten ptro. TIT felbfoer.
idnbli9; epanfsrtel. 3mstidsen.Qu'
den. Sal3fensel. quite @urf unb an'
bere 9elitatsKen tusroe, glsi&faas 81
baben fetn.
Gum G4luHs III nod gu 5emerten,
bab Der Mlsrmsltsftnfflsr Rasperle be.
reits NIT ieiner aus 20 perionst be.
ftsbenoen Sruppe bon Man1sn ab.
rsiRe, um bier CUR 9irmes feline 2as.
psrls.8 urfsauns au 9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Sn 9amburg lit befdnntli9 cine
WertI TAFT entOedt nor0en, pp 3tpei
Ruiien Die Sabifation BON 8omben
betrieben. Die MprOtperfseuge iouten
auf Dem Seetpege nd6 ben ruHiI6en
Sf1eepropin5en eingeidmuggelt fpsrs
Sen. Wir erbaltsn i'm MnfdluFe an
uniere Oepei9e nd9ItebenOen geridt:
8eamten 0es &rimindlrepiers 9tGz
pGroerz Musf9lag 9elans es einen
HufIen al perbdften, Der lid nit Sds
Irritation ppn 8omben tefuBte. Sin
grobes Eager BON Wdffen unO biels
9rieff6aften puroen bei6lagna9mt.
Die 8oamten batten in Grfdbrung ges
bro6t, baB in ser @a9ienftrabe II
lett me9reren 8o6en apei junse Geuts
mndneemelSet ~tpo9nten, 6ie einen re6t
peroGdtigen Girbrud ma9ten. Qm
Ibeno begubsn ii4 feds &riminalbes
ANTE in bie be5ei9nete Wobnung. no
lie MIR einen Der betoen SremOen an
fpeieno fanDen. gr battle mebrere
8ranopunben i'm @eIi9t unb on Sen
SGnben, sic ani9einenb our9 iol4e
SGuren berporgerufe fen iino, be Der
Hufe Bel Ieinsn Sperationen pertpdno<
te. NaGOem Der 8erOG9ttge in iifes
res 9epdbrIam eebru9t Doroen mar,
trurOe MISUNDERSTANDING porsenommen.
Der erfte &offer, Den man 0ffnete, pdr
nit RepDlDern uno 8ropnan9%P11to!en
aefiint, Ser speite entbielt anOere WGfz
fen uno Mfunition uno elm peiterer
mar anaefiiGt NIT 8riefi4aften. &eHz
nunqea urro 6ra6f6riefen, aus oenan
berppraing, bab Die @esenitdnOe bon
6amburg aus mad ben ruhti4sn Dit
i~eepropinsen berIaidt tperOen ionten.
Sb bereifs Senounsen ab9egangen
fin0, fonnte mod ni6t feitgeiteqt iper>
BEN. Set flint Wo9en Raben Ore bei<
ben &uHen, tpie aus oen grieh9aftsn
berporeebt, Sablrei9e Sprengffoffe uno
Waffen an oie Sedabrehe 6. 9offz
mann, Sammerbrooftrabe 81, emz
rfanaen. Der perbaftets &ufe ma9t
zen @in6rud zines e~ebtlbeten Mannes.
er fpri6t bier Spra6en, perpeigert
aber ii6er feline perionalien unb feline
9rmplicen jebe @usfunft. Sn ieinem
BIB fanb man ruhti4e Heaepte 5llr
Ser,..ellung o 8omben.