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began =#arot fpr h. missing arIi=frsz
 When the car Was stopped the rfi-- eHer Jeff il and climbed mta an auto Ahieh was at Nirland'~ park and drove rapidly tn Sparks When The machine was going rapidly down the road she iumleI uut and landed In q swamp. getting a thorough soaking and being considerably bruised. She tacH rc- turned to Jack Nera's road house. and Maxwell and party followed. reiuf9r,- ed hr five deputies. where thcy eap- turcd her
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BLAMES DE REuS
 FOR BREAK

UFZWry Its EsHHral tenor deeS ..f .I.= Che Neruerluds government .ItgH rHyuurta Wrut r' Terso
 t attrmld te r.aeb reaeeful settle Iraf.I ,gffh SeueHei1
 fH. N-uaM.la uarg after making H-tHHraez. tn the communication af Juir rl- N Minister dy Eeu~ trcausr hr MS considered Incompetent ta serve 1- Hf-du# fnf HaiHt8iHHg friendly rHdIua== between thg tNa countries. -fzs t=at t=s action or Veae2uea. aHfaH iz entirely personal against NJ a- Eru~# dsd Hot contemplate a laossn- l.z #of thr Hes of friend ship between tn. Netherlands and Ncurzueia. a
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JAPS RAPIDLY
 ENLARGIkG NAVY

E.NHs aHE =4 t#=H #e #H#H| afs,HF1= eaH-.a#e.-# a.- e.H#=- aH asa aaaaaea gH~sHz md a. .=za## ...== sre=.H aHar .as a4-- laah hulla s,era hum at uc NuzH- H=H zHpl#J4s backyard uI ea- zine works. Naga-ski. aud the ka- s==ahs -hFH#a#s aasAsaaI ksla-
 Hs-iH=- faae. tHs u5sal at...a. esl. e=.aHs# #-t t.e aum4 af arH- .#at at H. aaesHip Sa-aua #HH
 .H5-e H.-#a. Heth #ass#-I laap. az rs3H a~ thr repairs of tHr Ht- ta-g a# tH# vaf~hlIs captured m r., 4ea t.4e
 F5#areeFs5s 8fe HaW mldHs thu. dH#uay#r- and tVo batarsh.rz. aa #-H.as#a uaa tuas THs Mizuh=H yHHd za.-a ."usrrusrmg several -rre
 fr a-#.a=a aegr,e4tua soaaa laH.
 uet Kauaafu g5rd h1~ also #=g.
 A -Hf- H course lr reconstruction
 -a# 600 taus. Tn addition a aH#s- f#.a= NsH= n#ar altogether aHr HaaHH vessels of eseH description a#l ar .ariaus zfzss at snuFWHu- 1sse.HI- fhruaut ths country
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friendship which Venezuela desired cordially to maintain
 The foreign minister brings his let ter tu 9 conclusion by saving. "In consequence of N. dc Reus. nffcusc asaiust thts government. the neglect af the cruiser Gelderland ta salute thg Venezuelan nng and tine attacl, uFau thr Venezuelan consul at cu1- e1o. tHe government finds itself obliged tn declare tn Inc government uf Xour excruruey that su hong as the satis- faction due and the rouaratian for the
 efeuses and grievances referred tu u this note have not been given. it e1r i not maintain friendly relations b,. tween the two countries
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WIZARD IS
 IN SEATTLE Fl

amongst other things, that aerial nay ieation has come tn he as safe as on land or water
 He dncs not believe that the work will culminatc in either. of the classes Df machines that have come to be known as acroplanes or drigible balloons
 The future mechanism, he prophe- Sies. will be along the hnes of what Is known as the spiral lint.
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or PIChPocteTs PLIES HER TRADE WHILE fN GUS.
 T0gY r. RENO.

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 aai#a S4- trI.-zH rfr#- l.. I... Ha- tfI.t-a .a-t Haht hs five
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A LIBEL ON HE ARMY.

Tho NHh# E.### F N-#1- Ez aaf8sa Peter ft4H,. sa- aaa4- b.a.afsd and aH.aH.lfsa ..#...s. .=Hz 4a ef.eeHafs .4~8r1H a-#.a. ras murderer tv9a r- eHaH,-z and used his hrothsr fafa lat amuf To prevent Interference Ha E==a that AH#= .-- 4aam.z
 Hn.~. plea m 4A, present s4s. [. indicated a. a-.fy I'm. .>.a.. k of course. tf- a-Hs.t rr.tru~ [, f- me familiar T.E ar which vrgrs haas m arrgI 10 what uH- tf, s4Haruen ha lr some ..UaW.. tir= Ifs Iasg=f- e7E.- =F..fe=.. 1#Ht azz Nhsr,. Ne haH.aa. vH.r u. mHra rHs has -le# e# tI- afa#H- a#8 -4s f.ral The uuwrftfan Inv ta srat cold That ue= .Ha .a=a aH taH8m Ha=
 M as. t.H tuaf trst. IS much -.H- iat- 54H u45H- among Hzz .lHfadas .f t#. t.Hitea states army and tHat , erat lHH z#atea at xf7aaa8a #Ha H. raised hz mr# ar h= 1s#Hu.s " dl HHf believe fHaf aHsfHH4 #r ras saH i- fuaz aa.rIaHa. aa Ear md discipline Is thr first military virtue NeW To pretend fhat 4Hy considerable ndmb of anuv officers HFT IrsH.HHH ta el.a material and maHH a1 HH comfort to vile .ff#.H# 5- gross hhai aH inc ssrtFeg NJ z.e a# t# mueh af lhs snuH af .a4tazEe.s h th= eauHf'y but He refuse ta hrlieae th4 it aas found le1smsHt ff he arme Tfsre was Ha eVeus" far Hau~. then. fhaaiI b. TO ss#HatHz for him
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NOTE EXPLAINS CasTRds5 ATT IUEE AND ASKS SATtsFAC.
 HON FOB GRIEVANCES.

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 hH zs..=H #=H. tz#a Hf- .r# +. t..# sH ... If a5-a I-.zz ..z-. s-.,.- f.H#f #.E E5#.f##
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come 4a,hiy Even hefars tHs di. gatary "f tho tHfrI bea,H Hue husf us-- Hau-.- t.at work tH Nome and the -Ijghf d.eu.Jse ju thn taWltIsu g r..s nnaTarH. for tr, rH.~..H EH#r ...# nHf h. rEasf,I s~ ~leu of j.ms.
 tHaH-lt w--u rxvrvtHius tHL.z nts asseuHt The maHcial condition .E lH. .irf Isuks most fAatJisfr.
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formed the work burricdly and who at present can not very clearly remem- her the particulars. Another win Is -1id ta have been found in Canada. ol which all the names are lIcgiblc. hut tHs affair Nill he placed il the hands of experts and there k no doubt tfat the mystery winch uuv surrounds tha deeumeet~ Will be unravefled.
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Edison Says Aerial Navigation i. Become Safe As On Land
 or Water

SEATTLE. sert if.-I.diaen is RaW m tH- ete aH E vacation and has ai.sa .H- aazt Ht.reEfng UtrrElrHs n fu. urusp4p,r-. Ifs states.
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SENATOR
 SAILED

SEATTLE Sept lt The ta#H H# Senator IFHl this waruuE fr N.#zr ~u. fas .u.rd a large .JreH mH .#H H f#.s fH=-sHssf=
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r. J. Nestur has bought the entire ztncl, of liquors. heers and cigars ai fhe Northwestern Commercial co. and uH place mest If these goods on the market al."at sid. cusl. The goods win all he placed in on" warehouse. and N" ask our friends ta cali and look them over Wr wfl guarantee to sell as cheap as son can buy on the ont side.
 Rooms from st5 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
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WILL OF
 ISABELLA

a.G ma,H#4iIv H,aHIIted thereby
 uH. ar Ihs names #la been ebliterlte1 aud ant'h,r evidently vas substituted. .h~dutrd name i=. however. H- 1egibIe. bat s supreme effort vW he ##a.t## fa rTs5 ff.a= II Hav lesd le most
 n.taHam r-suits ln connection with HH.##JtaH The NH WIS drawn before Attorney Jsuss taWHer. who per-
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imported Coourser draf. beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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@H --sH4 Eat FH #Ea- -rla4fHaI ... .Es.H#.t uasw f.. Ha.. .H..sE #r #"EHu I'll -r-
 .. N."#. n..# HU.l 4rJ .sHi.HF- H1r t hfs heHu iam-
 aft E.rV .#.#H E## H#t @ a#a# Hs #eH### aHa meeting uf Nz.- zz..HH#t Hs.H Johnston The H'-
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slatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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LOST.

Between Nome and Fort Davis. Sat- urdav. back comb. set with one stone and rindstones. $5 reward at l35 Riv- CT street
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R0RS DEPUTIES
 WH0 ARREST HER

lIae# aaa I9 nv co.Gocd in l6o
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
RED ROCK.

Mr.. Bradley has sold his store to E.
Granger, who has taken charge and
we hope to see him do good bust
ness.
We are very sorry to- lose Miss n
Bradley, but our loss is Quincy's gain.
Mr. Northcutt and Mr.: Fred Towns
end returned home to spend Thanks
giving after an absence Of two
months spent in Yakima.
Mrs. Good, of Sagehurst. has or
ganfzej young ladies' fancy work
club. She will give lessons free. All
young ladies are cordially invited to
attend. This club is simply to help
the girls who do not have the advan-
tages of learning such things other
wise.
Mrs. Shipman has been quite sick
for two weeks, but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Needham.
Miss Bush, of Keuhime, entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Osser, of Bryant, Wash; Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. H. Good and Miss Bessie
| Brook.
The turkey that was sent out on thu
invitation to the school entertain
ment was almost real enough to COB
BILE.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w: p. Lenhart,
|of Burke, and other relatives, q
young widow and her six months old
child.
At the time OF his death Mr.. Len
hart was in the hospital at Wenat-
chez undergoing treatment, but this
being lfnavailing he died there on
Thursday, brought to Quincy Friday,
the funeral taking place Saturday.
Rev. Moore delivering the funeral
sermon at the Presbyterian church.
Deceased had been an invalid for
the past four years, suffering from
pulmonary tuberculosis, and his
death was not entirely unexpected
He was preceded little over a year
ago by a sister eighteen years of age
whose body also rests in the cemetery
here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

The caucus held in Dickinson s
hall on Friday evening last for the
purpose of nominating four council
men and treasurer for the city was
an exceedingly tame affair compared
with the two previous ones, one year
and two years ago. About forty peo-
pie were present, and the nominating
and voting we're soon done.
For the treasurership F. B. Adams
was elected over w. H. Linn.
For councilmen six names were put
up, the following being the names of
the successful ones and votes re-
ceived: Delivuk, Al; Bauer, SO; Nell
son, 81; Higgins, SO. According to
F. V. Higgins, if elected,
will hold the short term, having re-
ceived the lowest number of votes in
the nomination.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Espey, of the Econo
my Drug company, are in Seattle OF
few days business trip.
It's going to rain. You better
bring your umbrella to ]. ]. Eyer
2 Mission st. and let him fix it's
Several thousand dollars to loa1
on approved city and farm security
J. A. Gellatly.***
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Rose left last
night for several days visit in Seat
tie.
Mrs. J. Duff, who have spent the
last two weeks visiting relatives in
Ellensburg, returned home last night
Chester Levere formerly a resi-
dent of this city, where he conducts
class in physical culture, is in the
city today. His home is now in Seat
tie.
Have you seen the Real Rose Hat
Pins-made out Of live roses, chang
ed into metal? They are at Howard
Thomas. Be sure to go in and see
these beautiful and wonderful pins. Is
The Altar society of the Catholic
church, which met today at the home
of Mrs. Mahoney, presented Mrs.
Harry Crowl with a handsome cut
glass bowl as wedding token.
Have you seen the colored Cakes
photos of local views? G. H. Arm
strong has a variety On display at
his new stationery store in the Reeves
building **
The Calendar of the Ladies' Guild
of st. Luke's church will be entertain
ed by Mrs. c. A. Bower, corner of
Washington and d street, Saturday
afternoon, December 5. Tea will be
served from 8 to o'clock, and all
members and their friends are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. O'Brien, who served such ex-
cellent coffee at the social says:
Keep the cover Oh your Folger's
Golden Gate tin closed tight. The
Favor and aroma is in the coffee
Wei you Duy II.
X. p. Hubbard arrived here last
night from Seattle and other Sound
points He is from Wisconsin, and
IS druggist by profession. He is
debating whether there is more
money for him to go into business or
TO buy Wenatchee fruit ranch and
go to work raising big red apples.
His old home was Ripon, Wisconsin,
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will
give dinner on election day, De-
cember 8, at Salvation Army Hall.
from 1880 until 2 p. m. Price csc.
The proceeds will be used to buy
books for the library. Come and get
a good dinner and help good
cause. $3.50
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

Our old friend, and erstwAile
bachelor, one of the boys and jolly
good fellow, Sam Reiman Jr.. was
gathered into the ranks of the bene-
diets this week. Whether it was
that Sam could not Withstand MAX
ing a milestone In his life of this leap
year, or not, he IS not prepared 10 say
but the fact is that he is now the
worser half of the union of two, done
Monday last at the home of Mr..
Smith, Just east OF the German
church, by the Rev. ReimanG, of
Waterville, between the hours of four
and five in the afternoon. The sec
ond party of the first part Is Miss
Emma Smith, one of our most high
~ esteemed young ladies who has
been an assistant at the store of Heb
& Schatz for nearly two years past.
The happy couple VIII spend the
winter at the home Of the groom's
parents and in the spring will take
up their residence on property own.
ed By Mr.. Reimann about Eve mites
east of Quincy.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
IN MEMORIAM.
Resolutions Adopted by Astral Chap
ter, No. 7j, Order Eastern Star,
on the Death of Sister.
ISahaIl Duff


Whereas, 1t has pleased the SUI
preme Ruler of the Universe to call
from our midst our beloved sister,
Isabel Duff;
Whereas, In the death of this sister
the Order Eastern Star has lost a
faithful member, the family loving
sister and daughter, the community
a true and worthy friend;
Resolved, That We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the family In
this hour of bereavement. ana be 1t
further
Resolved, That a copy be spread on
the records of the chapter. copy be
sent to the family of the deceased
and one to the city papers for pub
lication: also that our charter Dc
drapei in mourning for a period o.
thirty days.
All of which we respectfully sub
nit
MRS. MONT. BEAL.
MRS. CARRIE REEVES,
~ MIR. B. C. COLLIER,
Committee
Wenatchee, Wash, Nov. %, 1913
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

By vote of 81 to 16 the election
in the city Saturday was carried in
favor of having city waterwor4Ss. Not
shown over the election and only ow-
ing to the untiring work of several
citizens was this number Of votes cast
The total OF G. out Os d possible
20 odd was a good vote, and the vote
for the waterwOrks system was good
margin, although it was surprising
that there should be 4 vote of 16
against it. The council will now pre-
bonds.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

1t is well worth the while of the
holiday purchaser to take a look
through the establishment OF Mr..
Howard Thomas, the local jeweler;
he is displaying the most exquisite
line of ''Pickard' hand-painted and
haviland china, the celebrated
Hawks cut glass, sterling silver toll
let sets of the latest pattern, etc., ID
fact his stock of holiday goods would
be a credit to town of much larger
proportions than Wenatchee, and his
prices are conceded to be much low
err than Seattle or. Spokane prices on
the same line of goods. $50
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

Owing to short notice only small
crowd Of farmers and business men
attended the meeting in Dickinson
hall "Wednesday afternoon, for the
purpose of talking over the conIi-
lions of farm life In this community
and to select a man to attend tce
"F arm Life convention which is be-
ing held in Spokane next week. Al
the close of the speech making by
several of those attending, a res'
lar organization was made, A. kels
Law being elected president a. Z
Jonson secretary, and Louis Deii'ue
treasurer. r. l.. Pope was uhau'
mously chosn as delegate to the con
vention at Spokane. Another meet
ling was voted for tomorrow tSatur
day..
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
. RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT

Geo d. Brown, owner of the Che
Ian Falls FIGURING mill, was in the
city last night on his way home from
Seattle. The Chelan Falls mill has a
capacity of $50 barrels per day, and
is kept busy night and day. The
'Chelan country uses great proper
ton of the -four made by this mill,
and the surplus is shipped to San
Francisco.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
THE QUINCY
HAPPENINGS

soseo suuUau~D
Several changes are reported in the
city this week, beginning with the
first of the month
Mine Host j. T. Wightman and wife
having found an hotel in HALEY,
Idaho, which they believe to have
good future prospects, leased their
hotel here, the Commercial, just north
of the depot, to ]. W. Gilmer, and
Saturday morning left for their new
location. Miss Anna Pelham accom-
panied them. Mr.. Wightman has been
at the helm of the Commercial here
for over five years past, taking it
when it was very small and poorly
patronized, and building up a large
business and beautiful building
| Never being sick and seldom away
! from the city, the place has a much
changed appearance in the absence of
Mr.. Wightman. Mr.. Gilmer, the new
proprietor, is one of our most con-
genial townSmen, who ran a restau-
rant in the eastern part of the city
for about year, and will, no Doubt,
make a success of his new vocation
Mine Host Fields, who has been in
charge Of the Victoria hotel for few
months past, has turned that part
Of his business over to J. Spanjer and
T. o. Percell, who took charge the
hotel business, combined with his
general store, were too much for
Mr.. Fields, who is one of our most
energetic and active merchants. The
new proprietors were for a time,
about three years ago, in charge of
the Quincy hotel, and ran a good
house, which they are sure to do at
the Victoria.
Our two popular, obliging and
congenial tonsorial artists, F. ".
Higgins and J. Gather, saw fit 10
make a consolidation of their bust
nesses this week, and the two barber
shops are now one, located in Mr..
Higgins former shop on Second ave
nue.. Both of the boys are skilful
in their work and courteous to their
customers, have all the ''fixin's" that
go with a first-class shop, and are
well able to handle any and all trade. |
Being thus equipped they merit sue
cess in an abundance of trade.
H. H. S. Van Velsor, formerly pres
ident of the Bank of Quincy, and now
president of the First National Bank |
OF Quincy, the Bank of Quincy being |
merged into the First National Bank !
and going under that name, with his
wife. left for Spokane, Saturday, to
take up his residence for the winter, /
or possibly longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Smith, who
have been residents OF our city Tor |
about three years past, left for Odes-
sa Tuesday, where they will make !
their home in the future. Mr. Smith,
for over two years, was connected |
with ghe Barko-Zimmer hardware
company of this city, leaving that /
firm some months ago and engaging
in the agency Of installing gas plants /
and fixtures.
In losing Mr.: ana Mrs. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Van Velsor the town
loses four from it's social world whoseI
places will be hard to fill, and tol
them with Mr.. and Mrs. Wfghtman,
their many friends in this city extend
sincere wishes for their future pros
perity, and to the new arrangements
of both hotels, and Messrs. Huggfns
and Gather we hope that success I'M
bounded may crown their efforts.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

The Farmers Telephone company
hold Stockholders meeting in Dick
inson's hall on Friday last for the
purpose of electing officers Tor the
company for the coming year and
transact such other business as mlshl
come before the meeting.
The following officers were appoint
cd. President, H. D. Vail; vice presl-
dent F. B. Keigley; Secretary and
treasurer. F. B. Adams; directors, A
/ Smith. Sage Brush Flat; Dwight
Chaffee. of Ephrata; w. H WIRING
Burke: A Keigley, J B. Morrison
Quincy.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

Unusually pathetic was the funeral
held in Quincy last Saturday wher
H. r. Lenhart, only p years OF age
was laid to rest in the Quincy GENE
terry. leaving behind, besides his pa
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03
w. C. T. Z. MEETING.

The w. C. T. U. meet at the home
of Mrs. C. Roys on Washington ave.
Friday, -ecember 4, at 2:30 p. m.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-03

Russian Lamb, quilt lined, otter
collar and cuffs, otter trimmed
pockets.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-16
Vbatu=Eomooie 49,
forteefftt.
Die gerbanSlungcn bis sum Scp'
tember.Serminc peri6pbeu.
Sn DER 3wi ,dJsn,eit bic BIT
Cham II pouebkfrphe.
Sbam nnS 9ti6ter Mpridauier ani
Dem frcuubidaftliGitcn SuRe.

4ougbfeepiie, q. g., 13. Suli.
SnrrD Sbam il,hr beute ntorgen
BON 1ougbfeepiie noh 8bite Ylalns,
Inn Dor Dem 9ti6ter Drills in elmer
&lage 81 eriheInen, lein Heht oll'
einen @ei6tporenenpro3eB 3u ent'het'
6en, oaS ii6er ieine getItige 3ure6,
run9sf6bigfeit befinoen ioQ. @r
tpur0e BON ietnem neuen aopofaten
Charles Wori6allier begleitet. Il3
Ibom oen 3ug in IougbteepIte be-
itieg, traf er &ifter Soiepb Wori6'
auier, Ger tiirjlt6 iein 8eiu6 ob.
gemieien bate, i'm BON Dem alDl
fir irritnnige Serbre6er m Vtottea'
man na6 einem anoeren 81 idltden.
Sbap tpe6ielte einen ber5lt6en SON.
0e6ru6 NIT Dem &idter, Der ben 8e'
fan9enen freltn0li6 begriiBte. Hlh'
ter Wori6ouier mar auf ieinem @e9e
no6 @bite 8lains, mo er in etnem
onOeren 8ro3eiie 81 ri6ten bate.
Sbon io9te, er babe fein bittereS
@efiibl gegen Hi6ter Wori6auier,
NEIL er iib eerpeigert babe, i'm na6
einem anoeren aipl 51 i6Iden, oa er
gloube, Der Ri6ter babe oa5 getan
mos er fir ieiue @fli6t gebaIten
babe.
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in Sorrptotpn Elm uno fubr NIT Der
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glufentbalt nebmen.