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Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

weeks this summer at Prescott were Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Smith, they return ed from an outing which was spent there last night. MT. Smith who was not strong at the time of departure has greatly improved since he has been away. and now feels better than he has at any time since he suffered severe attack of pneumonia last spring Mir. Smith states that in his opinion there is nothing that equals mountain air to invigorate one.
 F. T. Pomeroy and w. A. Macdonald are planning for a vacation to be spent in the mountains, and will leave Mesa during the coming week for this out ing.
 The thoroughfares in the vicinity Of Mesa are getting very dusty and are badly in need of rain, which continues to threaten to come, but has not
 E. G. Attaway will leave Mesa some time next week, to join Mrs. Attaway who is now in Ardmore, okla, where she has been spending the summer months.
 News has been received here to the effect that the little baby girl who was recently born to Mir. and Mrs John Nelson at Prescott, died shortly after its birth.
 Judge L. V. Guthrie visited in the Capital City on Friday last, being ac- companied by Marshal Peterson.
 J. A. Flannigan of the reclamation service came in from Granite Reet during the week, and on Friday after noon last joined a party of Mesaltes for the SunflOwer district, where camp life will be enjoyed for about two weeks The party was well equipped with good things to eat and anticipate enjoying this vacation to the fullest extent.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
SIGN BOARDS MtDED
 ON THE DESERT ROADS
A Tempe Mans Return From Trip and His Exeprience in the Desert

O. c. Watson returned yesterday from a hunting trip to Frank Fo- gals ranch at Date Creek. He was accompanied on the outing by his youngest son. He also took with him his bunch of half a dozen Rus sian wolf hounds with which he eX- pected to clean out every coyote and other 'varmints" in that section of the country. The trip was a pleas ant one part of the time, and the other part it was not nearly so. He experienced considerable difficulty in getting the dogs across the desert. It was too hot for them and every dog became overloaded the first day out. The result was that the oldest and best dog in the lot died and the oth- CTS upon reaching camp were in such a state that hunting of any kind with them was out of the question. They were pretty well used up and so far as they were concerned, the trip was rather a disastrous one.
 Mir. Watson came home thoroughly imbued with the idea that the board of supervisors should take some ac- ton toward putting sign posts along the desert roads of the county. He learned by experience that the trav-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
CONFERENCE SESSION
 Is NOW BEING HE'D
Convened Yesterday Morning at the Tabernacle With Prominent Speak CTS In Attendance.

The quarterly conference of the Church of the Latter Day Saints was convened yesterday morning at the Tabernacle here. Several prominent speakers were present and addressed the session held yesterday, morning and afternoon. Apostles Hyrum NJ. Smith and Heber J. Grant of Salt Lake City, Utah were in attendance.
 The meeting is proving an interest ing one, and the sessions yesterday were well attended, by the residents of the different wards of the MaricOpa Stake.
 This evening. the conference of the Municipal Improvement association will be held at the tabernacle Preced- inS this however, the regular Sunday evening program will be rendered.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

eler in strange parts on the desert is likely to lose a good deal of val
 uable time in speculating over which of two or more roads to take and in most cases he speculates wrongly and does not get the right one, he loses still more time. He heard others com
 plaining of the same thing. The
 Roosevelt road is a splendid exam
 pie of what a little work of this
 kind amounts to. On this road it is a source of much satisfaction to the
 traveller to be able to tell at any
 time within a quarter of a mile eX
 actly where he is. Of course, this could not be expected on the many desert roads, but a sign post at the branches would help out wonderfully and would not be a very expensive piece of work.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
COLLECTING FOR EXHIBIT

J. w Hagerlund. a member of the Mesa Chamber of Commerce was around town collecting the -amounts subscribed by the different merchants here for the Gem City's portion of the $650 which is twenty per cent or $130. The same amount has been subscribed in Tempe. The remaining sixty per cent will be subscribed in Phoenix. This amount is to be used in collect ing exhibits and in paying the nfces- sary expenses incurred. in connection with the placing of exhibits, ana fn~ paying the attendants while they are in charge of the collection at A!bu- querque.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
GARFIELD GOODWIN
 GETS MAIL CONTRACT
IA Telegram Received Yesterday AP- pointing Him as Messenger.

Postmaster Mullen yesterday re- ceived a telegram from the acting second assistant postmaster general to the effect that G. A. Goodwin had been designated mail messenger for this place between the postoffice and new depot, service to date from Sep tember Ist, provided that the mail was at that time being handled from the new depot.
 Though the salary for this service is only nominal, it is just that much profit for the man who has to meet every train every day anyway and there was some competition in the bidding. Though the proposals were aH-sealed and were opened only at Washington, it is understood that the Buck Transfer company and Tom Argue each put in a bid for the work.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
OFFICE TO BE
 MOVED TOMORROW

c. w. Hinchcliffe. and Mir. Buelah of the Arizona Telephone company were in the city yesterday, to make arrange ments for the removal of the local telephone office from it's present quarters in Growers Place to its new location in the second story of the Barnett building, the removal of which will be undertaken tomorrow, in order to begin the month of September from the new exchange.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
FERRY BOAT FOR ROOSEVELT

A large ferry boat, to be used on the lake at the Roosevelt dam, left Mesa yesterday morning for its destination. w. H. Otterson had a team of twelve horses attached to two large freighting wagons which was used in the trans portation of the boat. The hull of the boat is constructed of steel, and will be propelled by a cable. It has an ample capacity for a team and wagon, and it is proposed to use this to con- meet passengers with the Mesa -RoOse- welt and Globe stage routes.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
THE CHURCHES TODAY

The Baptist: Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II o'clock. Young Peoples meeting at 7:SO- Preaching again at 8 o'clock. All are cordially welcomed to these services. Rev. c. Sidney Maddox, pastor.
 Church of Latter Day Saints: At the Tabernacle; Conference services at 10 a. m., and again in the afternoon at ? o'clock. The conference of the NJ. I. A society will be held this even ing. Sabbath school at 10 a. m, in Amusement hall
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
HOW'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- coUs surfaces of the system. Testimo- nials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tion.
 FULL CABINET PHOTOS, s2.5o PER DOZ.. for a short time. Uonnell.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
THROWING HIS FORTUNE AWAY.

Throwing away what one has is mot always the only way to lose a fortune. Being unable to see an op-
 portunity. or to grasp it when seeing lit. is more often the cause of losing out in this world. A person who feels too sluggish to make the best of time can quickly improve by using Sexine Pills, the great tonic, that is guaranteed for all forms of weakness in men and women. Price $1 a box;
 six boxes $5, with full guarantee. Address or call on Elvey & Hulett,
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
HOME AGAIN.

J. T. Birchett and family returned yesterday morning from an extended
 trip through the middle west. They went from here to Fl Paso and from there on to Denver. Some time was spent in Colorado visiting different
 points of interest and Chicago was
 the next stopping place for a period Iof ten days. They also stopped over
 with friends at Galesburg, Ills. From
 Chicago they went on to New Or leans and returning west again stop
 ped for some time with Mrs. Birch
 ett's parents in Texas.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
COLE FAMILY HOME.

Pink Cole and family returned yes terday from Payson where they have been spending the summer. The little Cole girl, whose serious accident was mentioned in these columns some time ago, has recovered much more rapidly than could have been expect ed and is now practically well again.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

Friday, returning to Douglas on the levening train.
 Mrs J. B. Cook and children re- turned yesterday from Calltornla where they have been spending the summer. The ice cream social in Curry hal Friday evening for the benefit Of the NJ. F. church, South, parsonage fund was success and quite a little sum was added to the fund.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
LITTLE GIRL BREAKS ARM

On Friday afternoon, Beatrice, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Orsin Brundage, fell and sustained a broken 'arm. Dr. J. B. Nelson was sumOmned and attended the injured member. The little one was resting easy yesterday
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
Match Flame Powerful.

The flame of an ordinary match has a much higher temperature than is generally known, and will melt cast iron or steel filings through the flame Sputtering sparks like gunpowder will be the result of the melting metal.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
A $50 REWARD.

Cards have been scattered about Tempe offering a reward of $50 for information as to the whereabouts of G. Adolph Marx, known also as Gust -Adolph Marx and August Adolph Marx He Is about thirty five years of age and is believed to have come to this section from Bak- ersfield, Cal. about five years ago. His relatives seek him on account
 of the death of his mother. Any thing as to his last address if living or if dead, where and when he died will be rewarded and such informa- tion should be sent to Von AK Schneider, general delivery, Akron. Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
DREW GOOD HOUSES.

The moving picture exhibitions a; Goodwin's opera house last night and Friday evening drew packed houses. The entertainment was fine and the pictures better than those usually shown by travelling organizations. Another set of films will be run through next week, announcement Iof which will be made in due time.
 The Popular Restaurant, Kingsbury block first class meals. w. W. Will liaIns, Irop.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
Don's Got Ft Going

among the spectators, Several sports men were up from the Capital City for the affair, and much spirit and enthu- siasm was expressed.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

WANTED-By two adults two or more rooms, furnished for house. keeping or board in private family, rooms preferred. Address J. B. A., General Delivery, Mesa. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 1S1 Finch; and 179, Carr.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
MESA HOTEL.

European plan. Large, clean, airy rooms. Splendid dining room in con- nection, under the direction of Mrs. A. w. Cornett.
 L. V. GUTHRIE,
 Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE:

We are cutting up forty acre tract into six 5-acre and two 1O-acre tracts. 3700 crates of cantalOupeS were shipped from twenty acres of this ground located 1 1-2 miles from Mesa in best soil of this choice dis trict. Part down. Easy terms on balance. Write us or see us at once. Money to loan.
 pOmerOy-Gufhrie
 Realty Co.
 Oldest Agency in Mesa. lst door east of P.o. Mesa Arizona
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

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@ertAtIiAes.

@bri1topber 8. Bolanb BON Dun'
more. Der in elmer Dirtlfaft an 9ada.
manna Npenue einen ihlafeuoeu Wtauu
um feline 2aiheuubr erleihterte, wuroG
Su orei Sabrsu 3uhtbaus uerurtbeilt,
nahoem er iih lhuloi9 betannt bate.
2bomas Sones pon Broaomag. Der
Dor Wtonutsfriit ben GbOmas Suo9e
auf Der Sim StraBe bride iiberfiel,
entfam nit 6rei Wfonaten @efdn9niB.
Der Jie9er JOg TaDlor uon Carbon
bale, melder ben 8. 98. @ole nm $50
bcrdubte, erbislt neun Wtouate @efdn9-
nip.
Der iusenolide Soiepb Deiitefano.
Der iid bes @inbrufs ibuloig befanute,
entfam nit neun Wtonaten @efdn9niB,
naboem er bas @eribt nit 2brdnen in
ben Iuseu sebeten hattie. i'm ni9t einer
EefOrmanitalt Su iiberpeiIen.
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gBapne Gcunts.

Sonesbalr. .-Srau sBillium 86th.
pelde porlette Wfittwot 9ia6t elmer
Sair beinobute, aber erfrantte uno oann
heimsshen wOllte. bsfam plOslih einen
Ser,ihla9 unb erlag bemielben fur5
nahber. Die Yerltorbeue mar 35 Sabre
alt uro es iiberleben iie Der @atte. pier
S0bne unb 3pei 2Ofter. Sbre Bet
iesuns eriOlsts Sumitas TOrmittaa.-
5rau Is. 6. Snomin. ole @lttin 0eS frii'
hereu @onsreBmannes 3aowiu pom bier.
ltarb am DOnnerita9 iehr plOslih i'm
Utter BON 60 Sabren. sic mar allse'
mein beliebt.-Oie Veife uon 5rau
Barbara Serl. melhe leeten Oonnerita9
3u Corning ltarb, murce am Samlta9
3ur 0eiissun9 bierber sebruht uno Oann
i'm oeuti6en fatb. 5rieobOi beltattet.
Die Yeritorbene mar so Sabre alt uuo
es iiberleben lie abt &inoer.
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9as
G9renber erSei9nib

= SrGIioent uno Srnu HOoieuelt icis
ertsu ben %. Sabresta9 ibrer 0ohictt.
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StaOt nn0 Gountb.

= Die neue 9adamanna gue. Bride,
Die ihon am Is. Sftober bGte fertia
leln iollen, miro am 1. Sanuar bem Be.
trteb iibersebeu neroen. Der Gbeil fiir
6uBgdn9sr ioll Elm puar 8Oaen friber
erOffnet perosn.
Eidter 0iemcomb entidieo Mon,
tag, oaB Die ftdotii6e Yeroronuna, melr
9e stne idbrlihe Steuer bon 5000 fiji
Ytanoletber porihreibt, seiebli6 lit
Ste Ffanoleiber, mel6e oage9su appel
llrteu, mtllien nun cine 2isens erbeber
uno auBsroem nod cine Strafe Dor
Sloo bsBablsn, neil iie oisiss ,usri
ntbt tbaten.
A- unterri9t i'm 3lauierlpiel sr
thsilt unter siinltisen Beoinsunsei
6raulsin emma 5ren. 519 gins ctr.
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Smei idlmrre 0rpblrme. /.

3pei idjprre Problrme. = wfanbe
yeuie iiu6 seiuno, fOuneu aber feline Gr,
belt befommen. anoere baben glrbeit.
f0nnen aber ni6t urbeiten. neil lie frant
iino. Seibe iinb iflimme Sale, aber
Der lestere lit Der idlimmite BON beioen.
0err Sobn Sromar aus @bemois, No.,
iast: sd mar bier Sabre lang trant
uno uniabis Sn arbeiten. aber 6orni's
9llpentrduter itellte meine @eiuuobeit
wieber Der. SD bin jeet sciuno uno
feline arbeit ideint mir Su ibWer."
@tmas @roBarti9es lit es, oieles ja9en
III t6nnen. 1auienoe babeu in 6orni's
alpenfrduter @elunobeit uno Sraft ge.
funoen. 9Sirb ni6t In slpotbeten per'
fault. Sie f6nnen i'm BON Spejtals
agenten besieben. Sfreiben Sie on
Or. 8eter Sabrncp & Sons SO, 112-
118 90. Sopue guenue, Chicago, 81.
Sorni'S gllperfrduter Blutbeleber lit
gu buben bel Senrp S8alter, 10l1 @ebar
auenue.
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= Die 8inton 8ublbstrusfdlle iOls
fen beute 3ur Terbauoluns tommeu.
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8hber edrante
, Bidder &esale
Meiiius 8ettaeftells
Meilin9 8Olulen
Meiiiu9 8aaren
Meiiing 8aien
&arten Slide
Subteppib &ebrer
&eller1en
gbiffonierS
&inoer S9aufelitllble
China S6rdnfe
&od 86ume
8ubelehel
Oapenports
SpeiieSimmer Stible
0raperien
OreiierS
glnfleioe Slide
@usoebnbare Slide
SancD GuibionS
8er9oloete Stilble
8orlaal @auoubren
goriaal Sise
8Oriaal @eiteae
8orIaal 8dume
Sobe StiibIe
Snoidner Stiible
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Sanffa0un0

Sn msinr YstrHtniB um BEN COB m,insS &c.
Iisbtsn @atten fann tt uibt umhin, alien ben
8rsunpeu uno Stfauntsn, bic MID 10 ltsbsppa
uuisrifiBt bsbsn bel ftinsr langsu aranfbsii, BON
Stpn su panfsu; ippisa esm palor VI. ..
8alsnfamp, BEN SCRANTON @riiili 8trein unb
esnsn SGnesrn une afltn anptrtn. pslGt BEN
5Optsn bic lsBtt 9brs srpieisn.
Brau Satpb Mtbrt6t..
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vttA0Ne lftNhNhh"f A'e Nefh SS'hNNNt SeN
Der gSeitieitc, murbeu leste Wohe
in Der ct. Roceo 2irde in Dunmors
als elm @bepaar ein9eiesnet. 9tah Der
@eremonie fano elm So1seitSihmaus
itatt uno bann trateu Die yieupermdbl.
ten cine SohSeitSreiis on. Sie peroen
| ii6 nad ibrer Hiidtebr an 9ioro 9ieun'
ter StraBe bduslid nieberlahen.
= grdfibent g8. Us. Scranton BON
Der @alier @ompanie fiinoiste Wtontae
an, oaB Der &ontraft fiir elm Siltrirs
unsswerf fir bas Sioroenoe gum Preis
uon 100000 uerseben worben lit unb
oaB etma am 1. Sftober nddften Sab.
res bic arbeit fertis iein wiro. Sn be-
treff Der Siltrirun9 bes DaGerbeOaries
fir ben Relt Der Staot tpieoerbolte Serr
Scranton. oaB Die 8iirssr Die So iten
trasen miifieu, wenn iie audi elm oers
artises @erf wiiniden.
= Die 9. 8. @aIep SommerwObu,
ung Su @lenburn muroe Sreitas Mor.
gen BON @inbrehern bsimseiubt nno
ausgeranbt. Die Serle, rpel6e eineu
S4a9sn bel iid batten. ifleppteu ben &C.
iammten 8orrath OH 8raut, Sartoifelu
etc. aus benz Seller fort, ourtit6berter
bann bic Wobnjimmer nno nabmen aus
benielben breiBi9 Sllien uno anoere gu
den. Der auf oem an9renjenoen @omt
pler mobnbafte Wdhter mahte 6reitag
UtOrsen Die @utosdung, als er ieinl
Gunoe uoruabm.
- Serr Charles 2inn BON 9iori
Srpin9 stoenue. melder am Samitut
an Der Suu9euentjiiuouns leibeno ben
0abnsmann 0oipital iibsrfiibrt wuroe
| lit oalelbit am Sonntae Siadt 9eitor
ben, nahbem lein .3uitanb felt Der sluf
nabme lib beitdnoi9 perlhlimmert hattie
Der Seritorbene, Elm bstannter uni
allsemsin beliebter Wtann, itano i'm As
Sebensiabre, mar felt etwa 25 Sabrer
bier wObnbaft uno wiro uon 3wei 3Od
tern, glnna uno Wtartba, uuo Der
S6msltsrn Srau Sobn S9euer jun
Srau slusuit s. Sraft, iibcrlebt. Di
Seiiesun9 erfol9te 9eitern 9tahmittai
NIT srOBem &rauerssfOlSe I'M Yiitstol
sluenue 6rieoboi, nobel Paltor Us. VI
Jtorot ben Graueroienit leitete.
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OienIfmdbebeu perlanat

Gin eutts bsuiI&ss MGbttn fir aIlasmtins
Sausarbsit. Outer epbn pirO esm pa0suesn
@ap&tn bsabIt. 5rau 3. etpp, 500 pine
Strset. 500
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2ebrIina nerIanat.

Gin Ia Sabre alter Rnabs, BON gutter ttuti6sr
5amilis. Der btutft iprs6tn unb lfisn fam, unp
Cuff bat. bas Drudsrssi6dft ,u srItrHsn. Wan
mset iit Radmittaas ,pii6tn uHp 8 llbr in
Der ,,@p1gnblatt" Sffift.
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Oi, @ountn epmmiiiare habsn

= Die @ountp @ommilidrs haben
geitern cine BonoauSgabe i'm Betrasc
BON $1s0.o00 on Saliep & 60. BON
Jiew gOrt uertauft.
= Gbeftsr q. g8ition, Superintsu.
bent Der %aurel 9inie. bat feline Reiigs
nation eiu9erei6t uno wiro am 1. 6ebr
ruar auslheioen.
= Den Yorltellunseu Der SanbelS'
bsbDroe nahfommeuo. bat Die .. & ..
@ompanie periprofen, ben Babnoienit
,milben bier uub @arbonbale Su perbei'
fern uuO piro ben Orei 3iisen. bic se-
wObnlid iiberfiillt iino. nod mebr @a'
gen anb1n9en.
= Saumsiiter Better Stipp miro Ous
neue Srafterieu1ungSgeb1ube Der Scrans
ton Huilmag Sompanie an Broptoence
Hoao erridten, oenn am Sreitug wuroe
ibm gum Preis uon $50. 600 Der @On'
trait ,useIprOheu unO er lirB iOfort nit
Der grbeit anfaugeu.
= TOitmeiiter Is. 8. Ripple. meIher
an neru0ier llnoeroauli6frit litt uno
ieit msbreren g8ohen iih Su Bbiluoel-
pbia in Sebanolun9 bsiano, lit in be-
oeuteno uerbsliertem 3ultano suriidge'
febrt uno fonnte am OOnnerlta9 mieoer
leiue amtspilidten aufnebmen.
- Ole 0lodiruus elmer ab;ussta.
nalrObre. wslbe in oas @roseidoB Oes
@eri6tsDeb1uOes lduft, bat su Der @nts
oedung gefiibrt, oaB bic &0bre bnrh
eine Scnfun9 bes @rnnbes sebrodeu
wurOe. iSreitas fano man Die Serbro'
hene RObre nod mebrtasiser Iusgrab'
un9 uno lleB iie oann reparieren.
= Die Staats @siunrbeitsbebOrbe
brinst wisoerbOlt baraui baB allies
Grintmalier q get 0 d I miro. Seoer
6egen9uB mai6t cine Wien9e Qnratb
uuO in 6dulniB iibersesan9ene Stoife
in bic 9ieierpoire, Die bel Der Iufnabme
in bas SDitem Sranfbelten er;eu9eu,
beioHoerS 2ppaus.
- Die Oemofraten BON Scranton
meroen beute Nbeno in Der NibertD Dale
cine Yeriammluns abbalteu. nm iih
wenn mO9li9 auf einen aauoioaten fir
WtaDor 3u einiSen. Oie Deutihen
iollteu babel niht feblen, UNI momOslidl
Die 3anoioatur uou Or. 6ranf y. @iins
lter Su iOroeru.
= Sn Der @lternwobuun9 on Yine
StraBe muroe am 6reita9 SRI. SSrieoa
0anne nit aoolpb N. Yublmann pon
Jiew YOrt our6 Baitor Y. y. Dor6e'
iter gum Buno fiir's Neben einsele9net.
Der &rauun9 iolste ELL opulentes Oo6s
3eitsmabl nno Samitag Wtor9en trat
oas juuse @bepaar cine 9o6jeitsrsile
nad Bermuda al.
= Sn Der Sreitas ab9sbaltenen Ser.
lammlun9 Der Scranton Nrmenbeb0roe
beridteie Supt. Bssmer, bas iih sesen.
ndrtis i'm Silliioe Seim 629 Rerionen
belinoen, Die sr06te 3abl felt @tublir.
un9 ocs Seims. Da Der 9eloiadet bei'
nabe lser lit. 10 murbeu Die aOllsftoren
erluht. alles @elo In ibren Sdnoen an
ben Saasmeiiter ab5ulieiern.
Sin peiterer Disbitabl elmer Sanb'
taihe puros Douneritas giuht Der 80.
li,ei beribtet, inoem SRI. Gnna Collins
uon QuincD auenue uuo Iib Stra6e
bel benz Wtoies 2a1lOr Soipital uon
einem iunsen 8erl iibsrfallen uno INN
ibre Sanotaibe erleidtert wnroe, Die u.
u. aud $5 Baarselo entbielt. Der
Disb mar ueridwuuosn. als bic PoliSei
eintraf.
SRI. 9ena Rei1ert. Die befannts
Slauieripielerin, uno SObn @arlucci uon
Der lBeitieitc. muroen leste Wobe
in Der ct. Rocco 2ir9e In Dunmors
als elm @bepaar sinseIeenet. Siaa Der
@eremouie fauo Elm So6Ssitsidmaus
- a = q
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@ferseseefen unS 9eppibe

in bhblheiter auswahl uno ~ ueri6ie'
Oenen Preileu, bel Seller q 0arris' ,
200 Wpomiu9 Guenue. 50.2
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50,3 $50 &adamanna glpe.
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