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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25

Alderman VIM objected to bill of
F. M. White for purchase of half in
terest in park pavilion. 1t was ex-
planned that this is a bill audited
and approved by the Park Board
and is payable out of the park funds.
Mr.. VIM claimed that the park
funds are insufficient for the pur-
pose. A vote being taken the bill
was allowed, Aldermen Bailey,
Currier and Pritchett voting aye,
Winn voting no.
All other claims reported allowed,
all voting aye.
Committee on Streets reported
favorably upon the following app1i
cations for cement walks:
Theodore Nichols, on north side
of Cedar street in front of lot 19 of
block II, Powell's Third Addition.
Mrs. S. Kenseth, on north side of
Cedar street in front of lot /, same
block.
c. A. Kimble, on east side of
Main street, opposite lot at corner
of Main and Cedar streets.
Cotton Whitcomb, on east side of
Main street, on premises occupied
by plant of the Prairie Mills.
On motion applications approved
and sidewalks ordered to be con-
structed, owner paying half cost of
same.
Adjourned.
ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.
Upon the adjournment of the
Council meeting of the Board of
Health was called by the Health
Officer, DR.. Cairns.
MINUTES OF MEETING OF BOARD OF
HEALTH.
City of River Falls,
June 18th, 1908.
Meeting of the Board of Health
called by DR.. Cairns, Health Officer.
Meeting called to order by ].
Bailey, President of the Board All
members present.
DR.. Cairns called attention of the
BOARD TO the state of the Stock
Yards, and the fact that the drain
age from the same runs into the
mill dam, creating liability of
pollution of the ice crop.
On motion, voted that the present
location of the Stock Yards of the
c., St. P, M. & O., Ry. Co., be con-
demned, all voting aye.
Adjourned.
M. R. PRITcHETT, Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
OLlVET.

Miss Mamie Kisner came to visit
her parents Friday.
Frank and Bessie Garfield visited
at H. F. Tousley's Friday.
Miss Myra Patterson visited her
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Several young people attended
the. dance at FL Paso Saturday night.
Mrs. Gore visited her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Wood, near Ono Friday
and Saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
For Sheriff.

I hereby announce myself as
Republican candidate for sheriff,
subject to the primaries in Septem-
Der, and respectfully solicit the
support of the voters of Pierce
county. FRANK L. BAKER,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
z=
FARGO.

M. 3. Robey IS having new
cistcrn built.
Walter Butler was caller in
Beldenville recently.
Frank Baker of River Falls was
through here Tuesday.
Mike McCue and family spent
Sunday at Diamond Bluff.
Floyd Eastman visited at B. M.
Dopkins' a few days the first Of the
week.
Charley Wilcox and Charley Deal
Of South Fork were callers here
Sunday.
a few from here attended the
dance at Gregor's barn last Friday
evening.
Mildred Hawley visited Julia
Wadsworth in River Falls few
days last week.
Two Fargo base ball mines play
cd at Gertrude Sunday. Both mines
were victorious.
Axel Carlson came down from
ST. Paul Tuesday evening. Glad to
Sec him out again.
Misses Vivian and Gertrude
Browell attended the exercises at
the Normal last week.
Fred Heacox and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dopkins Of Belden-
vile visited at Chas. Dopkins' Sun
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
Announcement.

| hereby announce myself as Re-
publican candidate for the nomina-
ton for Sheriff of Pierce County at
the primary election to be held
Sept. l, 1908. Your vote is respect
fully solicited. HUGH w. MORROW.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME.

English, Latin and German Courses of -Four
Years These lead up to the Diploma which
becomes Life State Certificate.
elementary Course of Two Years. This leads
up to Five Years State Certificate.
No Tuition to those who enter these with In
tention to teach In Wisconsin.
Tuition by the quarter in Preparatory, 90 so;
Grammar Grades, 50. 90; intermediate, 81. 90;
Primary, S1.50; Kindergarten Is Free
The Model Schools are MODEL and merit the
excellent patronage they have always re-
ceived
For otherinformation address
w. J. BRIER, President
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25

"My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. |
applied Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil.
The pain ceased and the child sank
into restful sleep" Mrs. Nancy M.
Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-25
Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY OF RIVER FALLS,
June 10, 1908.
Regular meeting of the Common Council.
Council convened at 500 p NJ; Mayor Bailey
in the chair.
Aldermen present, Bailey, Currier Pritcbett
and Wnn.
Minutes of meeting of June 4th read An
item in meeting of June 4th charging account
of w. Thomson of $3.50 to crusher account
was ordered corrected and that the same be
charged to street work. after which minutes
were approved with such correction.
Finance committee reported the following
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
Scoring Oar Lady Piano Players.

The professors will not let M
on our American woman. This
time it is a German professor. In
his new book, Woman through
the Ages" DR.. Reich indites our
variety on a brand new count:
There are over II million
pianos in American homes, used
mostly by women; vet there is
not a single pianist Of even the
third order"
Third orderl Nonsense. The
good man ought to be ashamed
of himself if he has never heard
of Bloomfield Zeisler, Samaroa
and even the venerable Rive King
all of them Americans and all Of
the first order. Then we have a
lot of second rate pianists, too
Post Dispatch.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
LIGHT on ANCIENT HISTORY
Relies Of the Past Recently Found BY
Explorers.

The wonderful revelations OF ar
oheology succeed each other 50 rap
idly that even the scientist has diai-
Guilty in keeping track Of them.
Among the most recent discoveries
were those OF Or. MeIyer's party in
Egypt, which found under the sands
Of the desert several buildings used
as Christian churches in the third
century.
Theodore Davis has unearthed on
the site Of ancient Thebes the jew
els worn by the queen Of Egypt, who
was the daughter-in-law Of the Pha-
raoh at the time % the exodus Of
the Hebrews.
Until recently the name Hittite
in the Old Testament stood for q
people whose history and language
were wholly unknown. But to-day
the Hittite empire is taking It's
place among other important ma
tons in our estimates Of their In
huence on modern life. The ruins
Of its ancient capital in northeastern
Asia Minor are being uncovered, and
last summer Prof. Winckler found
there documents $500 years old,
which contain the names Of the del
ties OF ancient Persia and India, and
show that the sources Of their sacred
scriptures, the Zend-Avesia and the
Veda, arc the same.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

In connection with our article
on Enforcement Of candidates, we
might say that if Editor Funk
wants to fight over the old troub-
les he should be accommodated
now so that he will have no occa-
sion to do so during the next
campaign when it will do great
harm. If this thing has to be
fought out let it be done now so
that the party will have a chance
in two years. We are for peace
but if war must come let it come
now.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
Thanksgiving Day.

Every nation in the worlds
histoy from the days of antiquity
has had some form of celebration
or ceremony to give thanks to
their God for the good things re
ceived from him. One calls it one
thing another somethinglelse, but
the intent and purpose Of all are
the same.
We call our Thanksgiving and
the name explains all.
One beauty Of this really re-
ligious celebration is that every
American can join in, whether
their creed recognizes the divin-
ity Of Christ or not. All have
the same God and all give thanks
to him for his goodness.
Thanksgiving Day comes to us
from the Pilgrim Fathers, and
while the day was not celebrated
every year in early times, in
recent time it has become a fix
ed custom, 1t always comes the
last Thursday in November, OF
at what should be tho close OF
the harvest.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

a county school commissioner
is Co be elected next spring and
the various parties are mention
ing their prospective candidates.
This is one Office that should be
kept entirely out Of politics
Supt Ives lisa Democrat. but we
will say that he has made an OK.
cellent officer. In choosing his
successor Bates county people
cannot afford to choose a man be.
cause OF his politics but because
OF his knowledge Of schools and
their betterment. The schools
and their management should
not be mixed up in politics and
not many people will support a
man for this position simply be
cause be happens to belong t,
their party.
The teachers Of the count,
should have a good deal to saw re
garding the choice OF a superin.
tendant, as they know who i.
best qualified to fill the place fol
the betterment of the schools.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
FIXING HIS STATUS.

A waiter spilled some soup on the
clothing Of a Rortly, cholerie old
gentleman dining with his wife in
an uptown lobster palace the other
night, @whorcupon the old gentleman
Jumped 70 his feet and, calling the
manager, burst into a TRADE which
ended with the somewhat auti-cli-
matte charge that The waiter was
'no gentleman"
''lhis man i7 not supposed 10 be
n gentleman. said the manager,
ooldly Gle Is merely a waiter"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

1 noticed you have taken the
eow-catcher off the engine, " said
the passenger on the rural rail.
road.
Yes" replied the conductor
with a wink we never run over
any more COWS. Since folks
have discovered that the auto
mobile owners pay more for kill.
ing a COW than the railroad they
turn them out on the pike instead
OF on the track. Independent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Great slaughter among the
turks is reported today.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
r. r. TIME TABLES
Frisco Time Table.

Frisco Time Table.
TRAINS DEPART,
No. i42, Passenger, .,....,- II, As a. u.
No. ~, Mixed ........ 400 p. N.
Trains ARRIVE.
No. l43, Mixed "...,..... 1910 a. m.
No. l4i, Passenger.......S.S0 .. NJ
No. l42 connects at Linton wit.
day trains for Texas and oklahoma
points.
No. l4f connects at Pleasantoa
with fast trains for Texas and OK
lahoma points, and for Memphis
and the southeast; also with loca
passenger for Kansas City. arriving
a Kans sCity 1000 p. N.
g. 81. CoNovHR. Agent
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
subscription price s1.OO peryear.
As to Endorsing Candidates.

Last week the Republican,
Press published an article re-
garding the endorsement Of candi-
dates by township committee
men. This article was all right,
only we think it unnecessary for
Editor Funk TO try to roast any
body at this stage of the game.
We made the statment some
months ago that we were going
to fight for a square deal and call
the hand of anybody whe tried
any funny business in Republi-
can politics in Bates county.
That, in our opinion is the only
way to!put Bates county in the
Republican column.
Editor Funk made a mistake
in re hashing these old matters
and he must be made TO see plain.
ly that the Republicans of Bates
county do not want the old row
started again. We are not going
to fight him over the matter but
will explain what the RIP. was
talking about then let the people
judge.
tor an office in Bates county.
the present holder has the en-
dorsment of his home people and
has been securing t en-
dOrsement Of committeeman
The Republican-Pre warns
them not to endorse anybody un.
Gil they learn who is going to OPP.
pose the present candidate
This clearly means not to endorse
anybody until they hear from
headquarters. What headquart
ers is there TO here from? 1,
there d machineg
When the committeeman know
that the man seeking the appoint
ment is the choice Of the patrons
Of his oaice they should endorse
him.
AS Mr.. Funk issued a warning
so viii we. We warn the com
mitteemen againt letting an!
clique tell them who 10 en-
d0rse.
We are not lighting just FOL
spite, but the Tribune is agains
the machine and purposes q
continue 10 let the people know
Of the moves tending towards
the upbuilding Of such an organ
ization.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Mr. suburhan-Was the ~olairvoyanl
any goods
Mr.. C0mmuter- Splendid ne pre-
dicted what n $1,000 cottage would
cost when completed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
County officers.

Representative. 81. Griffith.
ClrcultsJ udge-C. A. Denton.
Probate judge A. silyers,
SHERIFF.. H. Beard.
Circuit Clerk-D. 4. Embree.
County Clerk-C. q. Weeks
Recorder. 30. smith.
Treaaurer-W n. Ben
Pros. Atty.-W d. Dawson.
school Com "A. l. ives.
surveyor-E B BORON.
Adminlstrator-Jno Hayes
Coroner-O. ~ Rcniek
Presiding judge T.Harper.
Associate "a d. Hyde.
" 2 -Estes smith.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26
Lieutenant Governor GmeIIch.

The official returns give Cine
Itch q majority Of 80 over Painter
the Democratic candidate This
is probably the closest race IN
Siissouri history for state office
Gmelich is the present state
treasures and has made an ex'
cellent officer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Cannon says that there is no
use OF the country fretting about
who viii be speaker Of the house,
as the representatives are com
petent to pick the man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Albert b. Cumnlns, present
governor Of Iowa, was elected to
the senate this week to an out
the term Of the late Senator Al
lison
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Frank b. Kellogg, WHO'S ques.
tioning the Standard Oil officers
is making them squirm.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Hayti is having another rev.
olution.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-26

Up stair rooms To rent In IN,
Kuhn building on North 9th St
A. C. Kuhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
srandlirmcicr ais Wlpr0uaffc.

Cation so, .. &anHar. -
6ronf Smith, So6u oeS StaOt.Gon'
troIairS Gbeiter Smith, oroug bcllte
in Die @obmma leiner getrennt Don
linn lebenopn Satin mo ibrer
Shmeiter elm uno t0otete Die GrItere
ourd einen Stid nit einem 1ralts
dirmeIier. Die @oiie 0lrfbobrte
Der Trau ooS Ser5. Bon oort ging
ser I20roer nad] Der mebrerr 8eplerte
entfernten @obmmg ieinea SaterS
lmo iagte 0emieIbcn mas CT getbon
bate. gr brodte iih Damn in leIblt-
m0rbtriiher 2lbiift S6nitt- mo
Stitpumocn om &alic uno llnterleib
bel, cllein Die 2Icrjte erfl0ren, er
mcroc nabriheinlih am 2eben blei-
ben. Gr beihuloi8te Oic 6rou Ser
ebeli6en llntrel1
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S1sartiac Bette.

8beelin9 @..Go., 5. San. -
Ger Stubent Srcoerid Saa, Elm
Sobn oes bieiigen Eoltmeiiters Sos.
81. 9ol. befinoet iid) III ernitem 3n-
ilorhe in Solgc zines Anariiies, wel.
den IN Der Gorltaot Eleoiant @allep
cIll bosorti9er Sirit gegcn i'm per
llbte. Scr iiunge Sou giug nit Sri,
&clen @lodl Der Sodter zines rel
d,cu Observation-Disclosures, i'll einenl
@iloparf ipo5iren, ipeld)er iid) al ben
SunoiiB bon Sobn u. Solporo an
ihlieBt, neld)em lie einen 9eIlth ab.
ltatteten, lnb iobnlo Der Sirib leiner
onlid)tig lpuroe, iprang er olli Soil
ST. ultb uerleste linn einen 10 beftigeE
StoB IN ben Hildel, Dob ibm cine
@obelu1,g ocs @eborns III Die Scite
orane. 6rdulein Slod) fam obne
%erIcbung oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Ser slueitc Sbaru.Erpscf.

Nem 9orf, ). Sanlar. - Im
&orabeno '0es morgen Dor Dem Rid
ter lonIirg beginncnoen 5~ueiten
4ro5eiies aeacn Sarrp St. 5bam
fommt Die Nofri6t, ooB Giitrift@.
Anfpalt SerQme pieQeidt oie5mol per.
hihen miro, Die Altsiagcn Der 6rall
Gbelpn Nesbit Cham, Satin oes 2Ina
aeflagten, alls3uidlieBcn. Gei'm er-
fen Ero5eiie habmen befamtlid bieic
aliSiagen mebrere Gage III Inlprudl
nho crregten oas gr0Bte Snterelie.
Gtc Staat8ampnItihuft erbiett feline
QrlnubniB, Oieielben ani lire Wobr.
beit SIT priiieit. inocn Der Rihttr ent-
id)ie0, es bonole lid bloSN I'm Die
1roQc, uelhe @irfungeu oieie An-
gaben, meldye @pclpn 5llerit ibrenl
@atten III Bnris gemndt baben Ioll,
aui oen 8eiItes5uItnno 0eI'elbel ans
ilbten. Serome miro olth mieoer Die
gebalptung Der Spe5ialiIten betom-
pien, boB 9bam sur Belt 0es Serbre.
deus uno 5mei Monote nodber mobn.
iinnig mar, Jest aber pollltoltoi9 bcl
Sinllen lit, lie allgemcinc Aniid)t
lit boB lid ole 3uiommenieBlmg Ell
rier Silrp ais cine lon9pieri9e un0
ifnere Nuigabe ermeiien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
ltnacl0itcs NeGcimniB.

SumeSuiIle, isis, 5. Sanuor.
Gle G%oroners- Sllrp, meldc ocn &c.
hcimniBuollcn 600 Scr ebemoligen
Gboriitin Walloe O0ell. Glopton I'M
teriudtc, gob Den @obriprld) ob, 0oB
Die 9etreiien0e ont y. 9e5embcr foot
I'M .Nof Mipcr mligeiunocn luoroen
1T, uno ooB ole Nrt, mie lie 5u ibrem
Gooe font unbefarnt lit. Mdbreno
Der Gerbanolnngen botten lid 5luei
WGuner nit benz Honen Sreoerif 5.
&onnllntbe eingeitellt, Die Seibe lid
ais Ole @ittiper Ger Sobten oltsgo-
ben. Ger Cine murbe obcr cntlorut,
nno man aob ibm genou cine Stunoc
3eit, iuu Den Srt lhleunigit 5u Der.
Iulleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
(Turticbuna bon Der 1. Scite.)

5lotteuiefretGr 8onoparte erlaiienerl
8eiebl, @oipitolidlitie mlter oos
Commando pon 9ler5tcu gil itellen,
matreno ole Nouiqotion Der 6obr.
5euge bitrd Dem GipiIitau0e cutnom'
meme Sffi5iere uno SecIeutc bcluerf-
itelligt mer0eu ioQ.
oSoipitaIihiiie ioatcn~ iogt Sr,
Rooiepelt in 0ieiem Shreiben, lin
SrieOens5eiten Bcnnu i'll Sen nom'
liden @erbGltniiien bleiben mic III
ariegS3eiten. Qa$ u0mIi6c SpItem
lit in Der Nrnee, ioruie dui ben Slot.
ten anoerer 2Guoer erprobt mor0en
mb bat lid por5iigIid bcmGbrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
EcttibOnc's 5reiipredjnng.
@Iltnlcn genntg fir 3mci 2cidenbe'
~QGngniIic. - @oS miro MN nit
Srdm0 gcid)cben?

AiuJulo HNIuItDCIs
Cos InQeleS, Gal, 5. San. -
Der G6icaao'er Rcdtsanpolt Gla,
renee 9orrom, III oeIien S0noen Ole
Seitung Scr Gertbeioigung Snp,
MOODS uno Eetti6one'S gelegen bottc,
nabm Oie Nahrid)t BON ser 6reiipre,
dung 0cS 2ebtcren nit qroBcr
tFrelt0e cntAegcI. Gr bcfinoct iidJ
bier III ctnem Soipitol mo iie6t iei'
ner SerItcQitng bon einem @eIfniir
I'M Sbr entgcgen. sd brullde tultn'
5u Iagen" rief cr, n6oB id bod err
Ireut bin. NotiirIid bate i'd sic
6reilprefung crmnrtct." Sr. Gnr,
rom oiftirte Damn sic iolgeuoe De-
peif,e on Eettibone: nSer5Iide Slid,
miinide. &ommcn Sic bierber. sd
babe 9enug 8lumen fiir 3pei 2ei6cn.
beaGngniiie."
Genper, Sol. 3. Soruar, - In
Sen @elhditsrGumcn ser n@eItern
federation OF Winers" befan0en iid)
MIR meni9e Eerionen, ais ote Mad,
rid)t uon Ser 6reiipredung Eetti-
bones c%introf, uno lie CAB 5u teiucr
Glnogebrng InloB. Grneit MiQs,
Ser ItelluertretenOe SefrctGr, lit ser
cin5ige bier anpcienoe 9eunlte scr
6c@0eratiOn. n@ir iino iibcr5euot 0cr
lDeicn," ertldrte Sr. Drills, YooB Net
tlbone iiir nift Iduloi9 erfI0rt nor
oell lpilr0e. Is lpGr feline Spur Don
einem 8cneiic porbanoen, lueld)e i'm
nit elmer &%crId)uorimg 3llr Grnlor-
0ltng 0c@ 8oltperncllrS Steunenberg
ooer elmer oll8emeincn &crld)m0rung
gegen Ole ISGin0e Der LUTON Der 9erQ.
lette in Gcrbin0ung geiebt bate. Nir
bofien, OaB oomit Die &eridm0runga.
Ero5eiie in Soabo ibr gnoe erreid)t
Daben merocn. Sebt miro MAN audi
lebclL lua9 NIT Sarrp Srd)dro gc-
madt miro, olti beiiCn mlimtcr
Itiibte Nllslogc ser game 9elueia &c.
gen Moper, Nopuooo mo Eettihone
lid) ItiiBte.
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Guaiiiun anf @orItaotbabn.

Gponspille, Sno., 5. San. -
Nn Der NGbe BON Serbs Station,
nift meit BON bier, iiieBen olf Der
GpanSpiae x Mount GernonsSt ro.
Benbabn eill Eerionen- nno cit
6rod)tlpogen 10 beftig 5uiommen, ooB
Sobn N%ieoerburlt aus Mount Ternon
oif Der Stene aetobtet mrroe uno
od)t 6noere 8erioneh oorunter Der
Moior t.. g. Weu5ieS aus Moint
&eruon, Observation-Disclosures 90
Dontriiger.
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araualle in Der 0eu.Yorfcr Gillette

Ren Oorf, 5. SonInr. -
Webrere aruipalle ereiQneten lid
bette in Der -Sitieite oils 6ol8e Der
Spannuna 5piifen ben &ollsbeIibern
uuo-. ben WietbSleuteu. rno che Die
Holi3ei-Heierpe Die Huhe bergeitcllt
bate, moren piele Eerlonen perlebt
nm fiinf Serbaftungeu porgenommelt
lporoen. Gle Eoli5ei mad)te olsgie-
tigeu 8ebrauh bon Sem aniippel,
uno manher arafebler murbe nit
blutigem aopic bon Ieinen 6reunoen
nad Sarie geidleppt. Ser ihlimnIte
Maoau erei8nete iif an Der Sit.11.
StraBe, no Elm !SorSbeiiber, melter
nid)t I'M Stan0e gerpelen iii, Die ibnl
oeIduloete Miethe ein5utreiben, ole
Wietbleute ouiioroerte. Die omeritus
niihe mo Die rotbe Soji6Iiiteuiobne
5u entfernelL init mclten lie 6aS
Salfs oeforirt batten. Die Selte mel
qerten lid unb leiiteten Der 81 NiiIie
eerltienen Boliiei @iberitono, porolii
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Ger rotben SABINE iiber ibrem gigen-
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ten helite Abeno mebrere Maiicnper.
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len Elm. Gin mnbefonnter Nionn per.
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trant mi. ibnen.
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6erien nit &no6cniruB beboftet it,
lno mon fiirdtet elm ltmli69reiicn
0e9 2eioenS.
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