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Evening journal., 1907-03-13
THE GENTLE SEX
4 Good Mother-in-Iaw

She is not so rare as the funny writ
ers think. Here is a portrait Of her
by her daughter-in-law:
THE person who knows best how a
mother-in-law can be a success IS,
naturally. the daughter-in-law; this
give me the privilege OF writing OF one
woman who perfectly filled the histori-
cally difficult role.
First OF all. she began life with us
with many interests Of her own: 1
know now that she multiplied these
deliberately when 1 came into the
family. She did great deal Of church
work and social calling, and the like.
and so at meal and orher times sh,
had much that was cheerful to tell as.
besides giving US the pleasant impress
sion that she was enjoying herself. As
I had feared she would want me to sit
down and sew with her daily while she
told men how hard It was to take the
second place in her sons heart and
home, this alone was a great relief
Then when she was indoors she always
had a great deal to do in her OWL
room-sewing, enbroidering, and writ
ing letters.
"She never interfered in my house
hold management nor volunteered sug-
gestions, even when she saw my mis-
takes and felt the words burning or
her tongue. She did not even thrus,
her help on me; she did a good many
little things to relieve me, such as
busting the pariors and darning the
stockings, but she let me feel that the
care and responsibility OF the house
were mine-which was just what
wanted to feel.
BESIDES these things. she deliberate
ly praised me- my cooking, my man
agement. my clothes. 80 ! admired heI
judgment and thought her the wisest
woman I'm the world.
"But the crowning piece Of tact was
this; II ever my husband and I differed
she always took my part!
For all this She had her reward, the
reward she craved. I gave her back in
overhowing measure the love she gave
me-"
Evening journal., 1907-03-13

rett. OF Dover. TO Cambridge; George r.
Jones. OF Milford. 70 Middletown; A. wil<
iis Idghtbourne OF nfiddletown. to Wesley
Church Dover; j. w. Colona. OF Princess
Anne, 10 Bridgeville w. r. Mowbray. oe
Hrdgevilie. 10 Lcwes, +. H. Collins. %
Marydel. to stm Pond Wilbur f. csrk-
ran. OF Newark to Asbury Church. Cris>
held; n. A. H. O'Bron, Of Lewes, to 81.
Michaers: George w Bounds. OF ST.
Michaers 70 HARRINGTON; }. II. BeauchamN
OF Harrington. to Georgetown.
Epworth Church. OF Wilmington. ana
Crisheld Church Cr'sheid, may become in4
volved In a contention over Rev. John NJ
Arters, a very successful young minister
and organizer Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Little Coat of white Cloth

Another example OF close relation be-
tween senior and junior modes is found
in the universal use Of light colors for
childrens frocks and wraps this sea-
son. White is first favorite and in
cloth IL is used with splendid results
in fashioning dressy topcoats. White
taffetas and moire silk are also much
in demand and they are less expen-
sive than cloth. although the latter is
much wider and can be used TO better
advantage by the dressmaker. The
little coat sketched is OF doth, being
laid In broad plaits that are pressed.
rather than stitched into place The
model hangs loosely from the shoulders
where there is broad plait cut in
with the full sleeves.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
EDDYITES IN
SHARP EXCHANGE
sy our own We. PubIIshers. Prss..

By Our own Wire Publishers Press.
CONCORD, n. H., March 13.-The
announcement that DR.. Z. ]. Foster
Eddy. Of Waterbury. VT, Mrs. Eddy s
adopted son. has Joined the plaintiffs
In the Christian Science suit, was
promptly followed to-day by violent at
lacks upon him from the camp Of the
defendants. General II. NJ. Baker has
Issued a statement in which he de-
clares:
"Dr. e. J. Foster Eddy has not seen
Mrs. Eddy think. for ten years. He
had a position at one time as cashier
In the Christian Science Publishing
House, but his accounts were so badly
kept that they could not be adjusted
and he was Obliged to leave. The mat
ter was hushed up and he went TO Kan
sas. I think a settlement was made
by which ne gave up all his claims as
an heir OF Mrs. Eddy.
This charge DR.. Foster Eddy as hot
" denies.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
SHE SEES SWORD IN SKY
Nesress Warns People to Get Ready
for Worlds End.

"rhe world is 10 come to an end in
a short time" according to the pre-
diction of Margaret Payne. a negress
of West Chester who has a large fol-
lowing. She fails to set an exact date
In the local paper she advertises as
follows:
TELL THE SHEPHERD AND HIS
flock TO get in sackcloth and ashes
for time is not long. a sword is going
TO be on the people who have broken
Gods laws. This message has come
to me from the Lord.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
SLEEP ON TRACK
PROVED FATAL

While sleeping along the trolley
tracks Of the Kennett Square and West
Chester Railway late Sunday night.
Thomas Orgarin, a farm hand Of Par
kerville, had both legs cut off by a
car. Earlier in the evening the man
had been refused passage on one Of
the cars because he was under the in
huence OF liquor He then laid down
on the track and went 20 s'eep. The
last car to Kennett Square ran over
him. He was taken to a West Chester
hospital but died on Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13

For the trimming fancy silk braid is
used and this. in turn is finished with
a stitched band of white taffeta Cuffs
for the sleeves are also fashioned Of
this trimming. The neck is cut away
slightly in V-shape and the entire plan
Of the coat is as simple as one could
desire, with the maximum amount OF
smartness.
Accompanying the coat is a white
mohair straw, dropping in effect and
trimmed with a wreath Of heavy pink
silk roses. At the left side where the
ends Of the wreath meet, there Is a
large rosette of black velvet ribbon.
All OF the fashionable coats in jun
Tor models are made very short barely
covering the knees; all. however, have
hens which can be made narrower
as the little wearer takes on height
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Ideas for the
House Mother

For hard-wear summer hanglngs
cream -colored seersuclSer. finished with
cotton fringe is ideal. for it issues
from the laundry numberess times
without sign Of wear and it is al
ways clean ard cool looking.
The revived fashion of scalloped
edges recalls an Old-time device to
keep the corner from tearing. Run a
small cord-just a piece OF white twine
around the scallops under the but
tonholing.
If you'd thread the lace or embroid-
cred beading quickly after It comes
from the laundry. tack a narrow tape
to the ribbon before it is drawn out
and then pull the ribbon out and the
tape in. When the garment returns
from the laundry. tack the ribbon to
the tape and pull it in as the tape
goes out.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
HOUSE OWNERS.

House owners think James NJ. Bryan
the most popular mortal this side OF
spring as April is the greatest painting
month OF the whole year. They think
Of paint because il means cleanliness
and ess-ncwness. II you please.
Anything that is new is attractive TO
ones eye. And a new colOr on the
house with harmonious trimmings and
pretty surroundings-wen we just en-
Joy it,
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
buSnLINE

Ereignt received for all points, given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by beS
routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at coo p. m. daily. Sunday
excepted
Through rates and bills Of landing is
gued.
GEORGE ~. BUSH * SONS Co,
Pier 3. South WEarves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Eel and Broke His Ankle.

George Nowery, OF Philadelphia. sus-
tained broken ankle in a fall at Ja-
coby's new store. No. 224 Market
street. Monday evening. The Phoenix
ambulance removed him to the Della
ware Hospital where he received tenn
porary treatment after which he was
sent to his home in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
aRIIroad conduetor Iniured.

George Lott, a p, B. & w. railroad
conductor was painfully injured Mon
day night while at the pay car getting
his check. In some manner he had
his hand caught and badly mashed
I'm the door and had to go TO the emer-
gency hospital to have it dressed. The
wound was painful and bled profusely
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
MANY Want Pensions

WASHINGTON, March 1S-Com-
missioner of Pensions Warner says
that 1850 applications for pensions
had been filed under the service PEN
sion law just enacted by Congress.
The Commissioner estimates that SO0.-
900 applications viii be received under
the new law
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Uniforms for Operators.

d. & A. telephone operators at the
company's booth in the French street
station are to be uniformed The suits
will be Of blue military cut with black
braid. They VIII wear military caps
with gold plates showing the name of
the company.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

you wish keep and vigorous and have cheeks the glow
health Duhy's Malt Wkey regularly directions and
depre@ the while Wh the
Wskey
absolutely pure medicinal
cAUTONWhen you your druggist dealer for
Duffys Pure Malt Whkey be get the genuine It's
absolutely pure malt whkey sold only
in bottles; bulk Look the trademark, the
"Oid Chemist label and make the seal the
cork SlOO illustrated medical booklet and
free Duffy Whisey Rochester, N Y.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
CHANGES DISCUSSED
One Hundred and Two Methodist
Churches Have Asked Their Pas
tors 70 Remain.
speeIal b The EvenIng JournaI.

SMYRNA. March ls-More important
changes are being discussed for adjust
ment at The Wilmington Conference, which
will open in Smyrna next Tuesday, The
rev changes talked of come from an parts
Of the peninsula. rlthough l02 churches
thirteen in Wilmington. eighteen on the
rural sections OF Wilmington Districts:
twcnty-elsht ON Dover districts twenty
two on Easton district and twcnty-one on
Salisbury distrct-have asked urgently for
the return of their present pastors.
The new arrangement Us said TO include
tho assignment Of Rev Robert Wait. OF
Smyrna, to Milford; Rev Louis r. Bar
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Privatn Yacht nnnarts.

Having been repaired. the yacht
Onada has left the yards Of the Pusey
and Jones Company envoyage west.
The boat had been towed into port by
revenue cutter and it was at first
thought It was a fiiibuster.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Old Band Leader
Heads Parade at 81

MIR. q. /. Partridge, of
Franklin, Mass, who is in
his S4th year, led his fa-
nous band through the
streets of Cambridge at the
head of the Knights Tenn
pIar Parade.
Mr.. Partridge has played
the fife since he was l3
years old, and at the time
of the Civil War was ap-
pointed to recruit the regi-
mental band Of the 18th
Massachusetts, Regiment,
and had charge of the field
music. Later he helped to
recruit Neal Dow's famous
regiment.
In an interview Mr.. Par-
fridge said:
last April took sudden cold, and was
laid up with neuralgia in nay shoulder, which
brought on fever and took away my appetite.
but by using Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey I
came out all right, and on Memorial Day was
leading my band and playing, as well. think
your Malt Whiskey is just the medicine to tone
up and keep up the strength Of old people.
Hoping your medicinc viii prove beneficial
TO others, can truly recommend il as a valua-
bic help. &c. I. PARTRIDGE, Franklin,
Mass, Sept. ist, 1906.
Despite his advanced age, Mr.. Partridge can
still do as good work as men two score years
younger.
the germs Of decay, and renders the system a.
: has been the means Of pfolonging the lives Of
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Dorothy in Port.

Loaded with several hundred bales
of raw hides, the steamer Dorothy has
arrived in port and is moored at the
warehouse Of +. Blumenthal and Com
pany, where it will unload. These
heavy importations win greatly in
crease the Importance OF the local
custom house.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Exeeutors' sails Of Property.

Al the personal property and house
hold goods OF the late Ann s. Rev
bold win De sold az executors public
sale at her former home. 6iO West
street. tomorrow week, beginning at
a m
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Piles CURED I'M 6 10 "A DAYS.

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or ProtrudinE Piles in { TO IA days
or money refunded. soc.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
Constable Give Bond.

Levy Count has approved the bond
Of J. w. Dickinson, constable for st.
Georges Hunsred. His bondsmcn are
Gslaaen Hniill and 1fartin b. Burris.
Evening journal., 1907-03-13
InINred WhIIe at Work.

Edward McGraph. member OF tha
Weccacoe Fire Company. is recover
ing from a crushed hand which he
sustained while at work on the Penn<
sylvania railroad last week
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Der Ocntiae aaiier ais 5abrif6err,

Ser oeuti6e Safer 6ot befonntli6
anf ieinem @ute &ooinen cine Con-
uorenfabrif eingeri1tet; iiber Die
4rt uno 8eiie, pie er iie leitet, fin
ben mir in einem @e9ielbIott nod
ltebenoe intereiiante Mitteilungen:
I'm fi6 Die &ontroQe iiber oie So
b%rifaffairen 81 erlei6tern, bat Ser
Safer IN unmittelborer Ndbe Der
5abrifonlaeen cine beIonoere @ob-
nung fir iid auffiibren loIIen, Die an
oas alte S6loB oes @ttes gaoinen
angren5t, uno bier in oieier einfohen,
i6mudloien giGo giebt ii9 Der @oi-
Ter ni6t als Serri6er, ionoern aus
i6lieBli6 ols CUTS uno Sobrifbe-
iieer. Mon muB es linn nohiagen,
bob es ibm tDenigitens gum Sell ge-
lungen lit, Dos iiberaus i6tpierige
8roblem, aus Dem @eI6aft 8rofit
81 5ieben nno bod ieinen @rbeitern
gegeniiber Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno giitiger Serr gu ietn, 5u loien.
Seine Irbeiter pobnen in biibiden
fleinen SduIern, oeren 8auplan er
ielbit entlporfen bot, uno fir Die fem
nnmobig bober 2obn bere6net miro.
gu ieoem 9aus6en gebort Elm flei-
nes Stiid @artenlanb, uno in iani=
tarer 8e5iebung lit ieoes muftergiiltig
eingeridtet. Sober Mrbeiter besiebt
alterspeniion ODER lebensl0ngli6e
8eniion, fails er infolge ungliidliden
3ufaas in Ser Sabrif gu S6ooen
fommt unb arbeitsunfdbig miro. Sir
Die @itpen uno @oiien miro auf
glei6 libernle Manier geiorgt, nno
idmmtlide bierfir n0tigen Sonos
peroen aug Dem 8rofit, oen oas Sc
i6aft abpirft gef6affen. guf iol6e
@eiie miro es ben Mrbeitern nobeae-
legt, oaB iie oireftes Sntereiie am
@eoeiben Der 6abrif baben, uno Die
8olge bieroon lit notiirlid oab iie ii6
nod beiten &raften a~nitrengen, uni
ben &ubm o~erlelben in oae 2Gnoer
81 tragen.
Die taglibe 4rbeits5eit belquit Iih
(pon Wontug bis Sreitag eini6lieB-
lid) auf iieben Stunoen; an Sams-
tag miro nur orei Stunoen gearbeitet,
uno om Sonntag ielbitreoeno gor
nidt. 8eri6ieoene, inter Der 0iref-
ton oes &aiiers gegriinbete Stubs
bereinigen Die 2eltte I'M CONNER gu
aqerbono a%1tr5peil uno forperli6en
llebungen i'm 6reien, Ddbreno I'M
@inter our6 8orleiungen uno Gang
ber9niigungen i'm Snnern Der Stub
rdumlidfeiten oofiir geiorgt miro,
oaB ie ii6 iiber 2~an9epeile ODER Gin
t~onigfeit hires 0aieins nid)t 81 be-
flogen baben.
Sreunoi6aftli6e, bumauitGre Be
| %5iebungen 5mii6en 4rbeitgeber uno
Irbeitern - oarin lie9t nad) Der gln-
iidt oes &aiiers gum gr0Bten Cell
| Die 20Iung oes 8roblemS bon &api-
tai uno Arbeit. Sobalo einmal 0ie
@rbeitgeber begriffen boben uno oor-
nod 6unoeln, bob lire Arbeiter feline
Mal6ine, Iortoern fiiblenoe uno fir
@utes uno S6le6teS empf6ngli6e
sc EN- 6en limo, miro. ser @nii6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Gas Sn6ilGnm oes uSeet6upcn-
MGuuerd1prH

Sim H.. Is. u1o 10. Sftober fei=
ert Der Observation-Disclosures oos
pier5igiabriee Subildltm ieines 9e-
itebens uno l6on ieit @oden lit ein
fir oieien 3ped mlsgemabltes So
mite nit ben Gorbereitlungen fir oas
Set eifrig beidaftigt. Sim eriten
Ibeno, eillem Sonneritag, miro eln
groBes &on3ert itottfinoen, 81 Dem
oub freuloe @aite eirtgelaoen Deroen
ioaen. Sim 5rpeiten abeno miro cine
Sbeaterboritellltng gegeben lperoen,
nod oeren 8eenoigung nod g%etan8t
meroen ioa; oieier 5meite SeItobeno
lit ieoo6 MIR fir bie Mitglieoer oes
8eetbopen. llno ar oritten Mbeno
enoli6 miro eilt lu1tiger &ommers
Die @erren oes y8eetbope1~ llno lire
@dite mieoer pereinigelI moourd oos
Set oonn sum miir0igen Ibl6luB
gebradt meroen miro.
Sir oas &on5ert lit Elm groBarti=
ges Grogromm entlporfen fporoen.
Cine &antate BON Wtobr ul1o oie
pradtigen n@aloborfenN bon 5d)rlb
meroen geiilngen; ferner eil 9ame1l=
6or nn0 mebrere Solonulnntern.
Ind por5iiglide Ordelteritiife iol=
len geipielt meroen, fur8 es lo4
Elm &on5ert mer0en, mie es IeIblt bier
IN San antonio ~ieltelt gebort miro.
Die Se1tre0e miro SEER 6 & Mii0pr
bnlten.
Nm 5meiten Ibetto fomnlen 0rei
feline biibi6e Stiide 5ltr guffiibrung:
vGapa bats erlol1bt" nIa6 oretbig
Sobren" uno Ser 9ofmeilter in
tanieno Iengiten~. aae orei mer-
BEN iorgfdltig einitl1oiert uno ga lolt=
ter betpabrte &rdfte mittpirfenL 10 lit
cine quite Sorfteaung 5u er1portetl.
Ho6 Ser gorlteaung loq, mie gelogt,
nod getan3t neroen.
Iu6 fir ben &ommersabeno miro
Elm biibi6es Trogramm 5uIomnlen=
geiteat, oomit es audl an i6m neben
ben leibli6en, ni6f an Ben geiitigen
@eniiiIen feble.
Dos Subilaltm oes n8eetbopen-
Manner6or" miro inter Der ianges=
funoigen u1o acknowledgement Be
polferun9 Der Stoot uno oes 5taates
aagemeine Iufmerfiomfeit erregen
nno Die ber5liditen @iini9e fir iei.l
@oblergeben tperoen Dem 8erein bel
oiefer @eleqenbeit oaraebradt ner=
Den. Selbit IN meiter 5erne bat man
lei1er if)on 9eoodt. Ius Gieo in
Sberofterrei6 bot Der arfipar Ser
oortigen oSieoertafef", Serr Soiepb
Suber, Dem 8erein einen prG6tiqen
Gbor BON 2afitte, st. Mi6oel", ols
5eit9abe iibermittelt.
Ser u8eetbopen-W 90 Gnner6or~ bot
in Den uier5ig Sobren ieiltes 8eite=
bens ouBeroroentli6 Sii6tiges eelei-
ftet uno mir moaen MIR miiniden,
oaB er ieiner Sreuoe un6 @enuB
ipenoenoen S6tigfeit nod reht lanae
obliege.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
@ooos NationoI=8on

- ooosN 8anf
bat eth fleines, iebr biibi6es 8om=
pblet 6erausgegeben, ipel6es oas
pbanomenale @mporbliiben oieies
8eloinititutes aeigt uno oeIien Sitel=
ieite Die 4%bbiloung oes itottliden
8%ebnitodigen @ebauoes ifmiift, oos
an Der gfe Der So1liton= uno 2oiopu=
StraBe erri6tet neroen ipn.
Sn Der bon uns nel1lid nit
geteilten Site Ser oeuti6zteronii6en
8ereine, Die Dem oelltid=omerifoni=
lden Nationalbunb uneeboren, feblte
Der San Intonio 2ieberfron5". Ger
8erein 1T i6on felt Sobr uno Sag
Wtitglieo 6es 8unoes.
Seute lit bier oie 4~onpention
Der 8etranfebdnoler, in melder oie
o1r6 oas nere 2i5ensgeieb uno on-
oere MaBregeln eei6offene Gage be-
iproden meroen ion, %5uiommenge=
treten. Sic lit iebr gut beiuft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23

Gesen ben g d bpfabI.
Der 8erpalter bes Netpcai tile gountb
&rbeitsbaufes in 9eIapare, Msmpno
e. Meferpe, bat fein Nmt nisbergeIeBt,
neil er ben bort gu Re9t beitebenben
S4anbpfa6l miBbiQist. Der @srpals
tpalter, Der 9unberte BON Negern unb
Weiben tpdbreno feiner fe4siGbrigen
0ienF5eit DffentIi9 geaii9tigt bat, ion
fi4 folgenbcrmaBen geduBert BADEN:
sd babe ben Grfolg bes Gdanbpfd6ls
auf iens Gorte MGnner fe6r fprgfdls
tis unO porurt6eilsfrsi ftubirt unb gez
langte gu Der ueber3eugung. bab biefer
etn Iebr f4le9ter tit. Sc erregt in
biefen 2euten ale @sfiible Der 8a9e,
unb fe fteben auf gegen GeIeb, Orb
nun9 unb Die menidli3e @eiel1daft."
Der S9anbpfabl ipurbe in 9elapare
iber Elm babes Sabr9unbert in Nns
fpru9 genommen.
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NIlerIei.

Im %. bieies Monats per=
anitaltet Der ygeetboben=M 6nner-
dor" fir feline Mitglieoer cine aus
&on5ert uno Gang ~beltebenoe @beno=
unterbaltung. 8as &on8ert miro
ni6t iebr lang iein, ober einige bib
Idle Nltmtnern entbolten. Ser 8erein
miro mebrere 2ieoer iingen.
@eil iid MaDor @aaaaban in
Die @ngelegenbeiten oes @eiunobeits-
rates nomentli6 be5iigIi6 Der
Niil6frage - IN elmer @eiie einge-
mifdt bat, Die Die 8irfiqmfeit Ser
8eb0roe iQuioriid ntaft, bat Or.
WoB ieine &eiienation ais Witglieo
Der Sanitatsbeboroe eingereidt. SSn
leinem S6reiben iagt er qerooe8u,
oaB Die Tarteinabme oes MtaDors fit
Die Mil6bdnoler our6 8olitif Diff
fiert moroen lei. Die 8erItimmung
Deg Or. MoB i6eint al6 ourh Die
@rnennung oes Or. 0inDiooie her
Dorgerufen GIT Iein, 90 er ben Or.
Stouot fir oieien Soften ernonnt gu
ieben fpitni6te.
@m Sonntag Na1mittae bot
ten mir eineit tiidtigen @efpitter-
idauer, Der fi6 in noropeItlider
Hi6tung per5og uno bort biel @af-
Ter bradte. @enige Meilen oitlifJ
bon bier fiel fem Sropfen.
Cine ungeipobnlif groBe 4n-
5abl bon Grfurlioniiten befono iid
om Sonntag in Der Staot Die Ole
Giienbabnen infolge Der nieorigen
5abrpreiie bierber gebra6t botten.
Die S6leife Der eleftriihen
StraBenbabn iiber Bacon Sill lit fer
tiggeiteqt uno Die Cars loufen regel.
maBig BON Gnoe Der 9oro Stores.
StraBe aus.
@s lit bei6loflen poroen, Der
uWierifo-Sag4 auf Der 4usiteaunq
nit Dem San antouio-8ag 5uiam.
menfalen 81 %laiien.
Ser Saa gegel1 oen Saloon.
better Stebe @accare55o, I'M Die 81
5en5frage 81 enti6eioeiL miro am 9
0ftober Dor Dem 3riminal-9 lppeQati,
onsgeri6t in Spler sur &erbanolunq
fommen.
Die 8aptiiten bolten pom 5
bis gum II. Nopember bier i6rt
Stqatsfonferen5 ob. SIS meroen qe.
gen $500 9elegaten ermortet. 0i(
Sibungen finOen I'M groBen Soolt
Der Morftbale itatt.
Die @rnnOeigentltms 8erfdufC
in Der letten ISOLDE be3iffern lid ml.
$173,083.
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