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Evening star., 1909-04-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Joseph Chandler and Edna Williams.
Clarence Smith and Mary Lucas.
William P. Shuler and Elberta Stehl,
both of Baltimore. Md.
Frank Wilson of this city and Francis
hammond of Baltimore, Md.
Charles A. Ollivet and Mollie Leach.
Frederick ]. Morrish Of Brooklyn, n. T..
and Ida A. Spliedt of this city.
Robert ]. Green of Baltimore, Md, and
Jennie G. BARLEY Of this city.
William X. Stichel and Mary H. Ste
phens, both of Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
Seeks an Absolute Divorce.

Mrs. May G. Brown today applied to the
District Supreme Court for an absolute
divorce from Murton C. Brown. She says
they were married In this city November
II. 1908. and lived for short periods In
Richmond. Va, and Philadelphia, Pa, but
have resided here for the past four years
until March 18 last. when. she says. she
left him. There are no children. Infidelity
is alleged and a correspondent named.
Attorney H. B. Moulton represents the
wife.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

Among the worlds best things to drink is
.Salada" Tea. Its purity. flavor and delicious
ness stand unrivaled. All grocers sell 1t.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
MARRIED.

On April Is. 100a. In Bal
timore. Md. by Rev. Father L. c. GaNan NJ
the Cathedral, ANNA STFPHANIE MEANY.
daughter of Fanny Meany and tho late vii.
liam r. Meany, and ALEXANDER STIEG-
LITZ of Washington. .. c.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
Mexican War Veteran Dies.

SUMTER. s. c.. April 24.-Capt Sebas-
tian S. Sumter. veteran of the Mexican
war. died here at the age of eighty-nine.
He was grandson of Gen. Thomas
Sumter
Evening star., 1909-04-24

The engagement has been announced in
New York and Vienna Of Count Ferdi-
nand Colloredo Mansfield and Miss Nora
Iselin, daughter of Oliver Iselin of New
York. Count Colloredo Is embassy Sec
retary in Rome and his mother Is a sister
Of Baron Aehrenthal. minister of foreign
affairs The marriage will be performed
May 10 in New York.
Count Colloredo is member of a
princely family owning castle near
Evening star., 1909-04-24
DIED..

BOGUS. On Friday. April 81, 1919. at Provi-
dcnce Hospital, HENRY BOGUS
Funeral private.
BORROrGHS. On Friday. April 81 Inaa At ct.
Elizaheth.s Hospital, MARY BORROCGHS.
beloved sister "f IIenrv lsorronvhs. Lucy.
Lucas. Mary o. and Emily Burroughs
Funeral from ST. Augustine's Catholic Church
Monday April IS, at O'Clock
Evening star., 1909-04-24

Aquileja built in 1902 The head Of the
house is Prince Joseph. who married twice.
but is childless. The count is just thirty.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

Senior Don Enrique Cortes. minister
from Colombia, and Nine. Cortes. Mr.
f. l.. Chermont. first secretary OF the
Brazilian embassy. and Nine. Chermont
were passengers on the new Red Star liner
Lapland sailing from New York today for
Dover and Antwerp
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
MIAMI

Citizens of Grand Pass bottom
are making arrangements for the
establishment of drainage dis
trict which will contain about 5000
acres. w. b. Mullins of Miami has
been called upon to do the survey
ing for same.---A lady in Miami
wrote letter Friday in answer to
one written to her last Spring, but
which she did not get to read until
last week. Her husband had got
the letter from the postaffice and
put it in his coat pocket. The
weather turned warm and he hung
the heavy coat in a closet. Last
weeks wintery weather brought the
coat out again and with it came
the letter.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
MALTA BEND

Scott and Norman Chaffee are
visiting their sister Mrs. Ben Nc
Roberts, Sam Flair who went
to Colorado some time ago is back
again and says he has not found
any place that equals this country.
His wife is still with her mother
there but will soon return to Join
her husband. EARL Medlin, OF
Norway, Kansas is here visiting his
sister Mrs. Frank Stockman Jr., his
grandparents and other relatives.
I'VE have been informed that
the Mutual Life Insurance co win
pay $4,000 to the John Waller es-
state that being the amount or in
surance Mr.. Waller was carrying
with that company at the time OK
his death. News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
A Thrilling Rescue.

How Bert r. Lean, OF Cheny
Wash. was saved from frigntful
death is story to thrill the world
"A hard cold" he writes, drought
on desperate lung trouble thai
baffled an expert doc or here. : h. n
l paid $40 to Sl5 visit to lung
specialist in SPOKANE, who did no,
help me. Then Invent to California,
but without benefit. At las. / used
DR.. Kings New Discovery which
completely cured me ana now am
as well as ever" For Lung Trou-
BILE, Bronchitis, Coughs and CO. .ds,
Asthma, Group and Whooping
Cough its supreme. sec and 500.
Trial bottle bottle free. GuarAn-
teed by P. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
SWEET SPRINGS

Last Friday morning about 1890
c. F. Elsner's poultry house on
Spring street was discovered to be
on fire and in an hour afterwards
it with all OF it's consen.s was in
runs.
The fire was well advanced when
discovered and seemed to have
been caught about the center OF
the building but what started it
no one knows. The mil whistle
aroused the citizens, many of whom
responded in time to save a few
live turkeys, but nothing else.
The building was formerly occu-
pied as a livery stable and was
large one covering a large plas
of ground. The building contained
2 carloads of egg cases, 1 carload
of tankage and oil meal, s barrels
of dressed turkeys, barrels of
dressed geese, coops of live chick
ems, % live turkeys, : 1-2 barrels of
butter, hides and furs, $1OO worth,
lou chicken coops, 1 good horse,
Fritz, % cases of eggs, wagon
and harness and many other things
OF value and usefulness.
Mr.. Elsner estimates his loss at
$500 with $1,500 insurance on the
house and $1,000 on stock. He wish
es to thank the public for the many
favors shown him since the fire.
He will rebuild on the same lot
just as soon as the weather will
permit.
At ten o'clock p. m. Friday fire
broke out in the house owned by
Ed Highley and occupied by old
man Green and wife. The house
was the one formerly owned by
Mrs. Lyons, but had been moved
to the back end OF the same lot it
formerly occupied. Mr.. Green saved
all OF his household goods but
the house was a complete loss. In
surance $s0O.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
SLATER

F?ward Moss, formerly veil
known citizen Of Good Hope neigh
borhood, died of heart trouble Mon
day December 9Th, at his home in
Redding, California, at the age of
81 years.
The deceased left this county ov-
er 20 years ago with his family and
has lived in California ever since.
For a number OF years he was in
the transfer business at Redding.
He is survived by his wife and
ten children also two sisters who
live in Slater, Mrs. NJ. w. Williams
and Mrs. J. E. Garrett. His death
will cause profound sorrow among
his boyhood friends, who live in
this part of the country.-Slater
Rustler.
The ice in the river crushed L. H.
Howards motor boat, swept away
four skiffs which were tied up at
Cambridge and left Will Wetton's
motor boat sitting upon a noun
tain of ice with fragment of rope
holding it. He went down Monday
to rescue it.---Robert Graham
Fowler, youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cell P. Fowler, died at the
home of his parents in Wichita
Falls, Texas, Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
The remains accompanied by Mr..
Fowler arrived here Thursday
about noon, and were buried at
the City Cemetery. The many
friends and relatives of the par
ents sympathize with them.-Slater
Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
County News
From Our Exchanges
BLACKBURN

Henry Wagner left Monday morn
ing for st. Louis where he will en-
ter hospital for treatment. We
hope he will be benefited and
come home cured of his all
ments.---We were handed a cut
ting from a Chicago newspaper
containing an account of a guess
ing contest in which "best correct
answer, neatness, general appear
ance and excellence considered Of
the jumbled phrases" of an adver-
tisement of a music house. Walker
L. Campbell, son of Sam w. Camp
bell and former resident of
Blackburn, won the first prize,
$1,000 auto-piano. His many friends
here will congratulate him on his
success.---L. r. Zellers spent Sun
day in Kansas City with his wife
and reports her doing fine. Mrs.
zellers has left the hospital and is
the guest OF sister in the city and
will visit two other sisters before
returning home.---Henry Tegt
meyer left Monday afternoon for
Slower, No. to attend the funeral
OF his niece who died there of ty-
phoid fever.-Record.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

the work In her hands His violets
were still in her dress. She was the
embodiment Of home. he thought, as
he stood for minute across the
threshold. She looked up quietly
not as IL she were startled to- see him
there.
You have brought me the paperr"
she said, catching sight of the news.
paper in his hand. You are very
good" She laid down her sewing and
came to take II.
A sudden daring seized hii.. "Will
you not be good. too?" He lifted his
hand to the violet at her throat and
drew It from its place-watching her
face, to obey its lightest wish. She
did not stay him. She stood with her
hands clasped, her figure swaying q
little forward and her eyes following
the flower as he placed 1t in his coat.
In another minute she might have
raised her eyes to his. A doc,
opened below--a step sounded on the
stair.
you are not angry" he pleaded.
mo" II was half-breathed, half.
spoken. hardly audible. but 1t set his
pulses thrilling. He passed into the
cool night air with new JOY in his
heart. She had understood. It was to
be, not only comradeship, but love. He
raised his flushed face to the quiet
stars. They stretched away into in.
finite space. But only love could make
life worth the living.
To be continued
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
NELSON
Wake up, BOYS

While walking down Main street.
the other day, one of the many
young bachelors of Nelson, over
heard a young lady ask cer-
tain bachelor friend, "What he had
had been doing this week." his an
swer was that h had been hug
ging the stove. The young lady
then became serious, and replied
in voice she did not recognize as
her own. "That is the reason why
Nelson has so many old maids,
and she did not see why the boys
kept on doing such things" Be
careful boys, you know what kind
OF a club the girls have recently
Observation-Disclosures.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
For Sale +!

Livery, horse and mule barn
known as the Conway barn, pay
ing $50 per month on $500 in
vestment.
/ acre OF ground with two sets
OF buildings-1 two-story house OF
: rooms and basement, barn, wood
and coal house, chicken house, etc
1 S-room house, stable, wood and
coal house, shade trees, fruit OF
various kinds.
13 1-3 acres of land 1 mile from
College Add, 6 acres in fruit, most
ly winter apples, young bearing
trees.
VIM. MITCHELL,
Dec). Cor. Redman and Mitchell
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
Bitten on Cheek

Wednesday night about $50 little
seven year old Johnnie Busan was
bitten by Lud Piper's dog on the
right cheek Immediately under the
eye. The boy was playing with
the dog who was lying on the floor
in the Busan home and in some un-
known way the dog became slight
iy angered and snapped at the boy
with the aforesaid result. = Adj
vance.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
A Hearty Appetite.

la what most babies have, but is of
no benefit to them II they have
worms. Be sure your baby is not
troubled with them. Sure SYM
ptoms-always hungry, rings un-
der the eyes, not gaining in weight
and yellow complexion. A few
doses OF Whites Cream Vermifuge
will expel all worms. 1t is a posi-
tive cure and reliable. Price 25c
per bottle. Sold by P. H. Frank
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

The ten days old infant son of
OF Rev. and Mrs. C. Bernthai, died
Friday, Dec. 10th, and was buried
in Fairview cemetery. The child
was i'll from birth and died with
lconvulsions, The parents have
the sympathy OF the community
in their sorrow.-----Rev. j. c.
Diggs and family left Wednesday
for stillwell, Okla, and they will
go later to Florida as soon as he
receives an appointment by the
Methodist Conference which met
Wednesday. Mr.. Diggs has been
pastor OF the Methodist Church,
South, in this city for the past
two years, and during his pastor
ate he and family made many
warm friends here, who will be
sorry TO have them leave. Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
SLATER

Bruce Smith is still very low of
typhoid fever. Miss Grace Lowe a
trained nurse from Marshall has
been engaged to attend him.
Elmer Holt, Industrial Agent for
the Prudential Insurance Comp any
has resigned his position with The
company here to accept one in
Iowa.-Eews.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
Mrs. Lizzie Miller Dead

Mrs. Lizzie Miller died at her
home in this city Tuesday night,
Dec. IA, after an illness of several
years. The end was peaceful. Fu-
neral services were held at the resi-
dence Thursday afternoon conduct
ed by Rev. W. H. Setter, pastor
OF the Baptist church, of which she
was member, assisted by Geo. E.
Shanklin-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
Don't be Hopeless

about yourself when you're crippl.
ed with rheumatism or stiff joints
-of course you've tried lots of
things and they failed. Try Bal
lard's Snow Liniment-it win drive
away all aches, pains and stiffness
and leave you as well well as you
ever were. Sold by PHI. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

PUTNAM FADRLRss DYES cost
you no moro than others, but
they color more goods brighter
and faster colors.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

(Dec).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
9ie SnGcrs0ae.

Senator Monep pon 0tilliiiippi bai
cine ebenlo belebrenoe, tpie mi1tl9e Nuf=
tldrung iiber Die Wirtung oes Gaffl-
nerieaoues auf 3ufer eribeilt. 3ufer
toltet in Netu Yort siuei uno einbalb
@ents oas Bfuno mebr als III Sonoon.
sSm Sabre 1907 nerbrouhten Die Der.
Staaten 2,993.9 979 5onnen 3udsr.
2lus Dem Yreiie 1T eriidtlib. oaB Der
9rult fur allen 3ufer ben 3oQ in 9lu-
rehnung brabte. Gas mabt fir DIE
erpdbnte 3onnenaabl einen 3olbetraq
pon $50, ,777.0O2. 9ie Geaisruuq
bat aber oapon nur $50. 1876. l8l er=
balten, 10 oab Der 5rult bic tibri3en
$40, 64l. .62l eineeitedt bat. Sas 1T
ooh eimas su piel fir bic @rbaltuna
elmer SnDultrie be5ablt. Die binlidtlit
Der 3abl Der Nrbpiter. tuelhe Tie be-
lddIt,at. bon b0dlt serinafiiaiaer Be
oeutune lit. Wiro Der &affinerie5nll
abaeidafft uno bios Der 3oll auf &ob.
3ufer beibebalten, oann piiroe oas
Yolt bic Hieieniumme iparen. luel6t
Der 5rut oljdbrlid einitedt. Sn an=
oeren Snbultrlen 1T aber Die prelerel
nod srbber. Inter 3u9runoeleaung
Der pom Brdlioenten oes @ilen= uno
Stahl=5rulfs Islbit gelieferten 3ableu
meif Genator Monep nod. oaB in
5olse beg Yoles oas 8olt Der Der.
Staaten nm 295 Ulillionen Dollars
fiir @ilen uno Stabl oas Sabr mebr
besablt als Die en9liihe Station bel
|sleidem Yerbrauh gu 5nblen baben
miiroe. getreffs oieies 3olles babs,
@arneeie uno Gbarles Ghuab, Die
oo1 fiderlih 6adlsute iino. erfldrt.
oaB er poais iibetfllliig lei uno 3tpar
baben lie oieie grtldrun9 eiolib Dor
Dem Gomite tIr Wlittel Ino Weae
abaeeeben. eolde 30llnsre; idubi
uibt Die ame,itanil6e Snouitrie. lon=
bern 3ihtet bios Miaiondre. Wir ma=
den biele Qlngabe nit bem oeprimiren=
ben @eiiihl. oab an bieIen 3uidnoen
nidts gu beilern 1T, ieitoem es fih 10
oeutlih geseigt bat. oab auf bic 6ilfe
Der Demotraten nibt gu rednen 1T, um
oieiem &aublpfem Elm @noe au.maden.
Mlbri1 belie9t ben Wioerfano in ieiner
ei9enen partei gesen bic 0obaolnerei
nit Silfe Der Eemofraten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
@ic Nrobibitiom probibirt.

M. 6. Dannan. 8oriiber bes @omi-
tes. bas I'M Muftrase bon DounastoD=
ner Geihdftsleuten nod bem @iioen
aeIanot uuroe, um bic 3utdnbs IN
Drobibitions 6taaien Oil Drt nnp
'@teae 3u unteriuhen. tbeilt nit. bob IS
ibm Elm geihtes tpar, Sipei Gtunoerl
naH ieiner Mntunft in Der 5taot Bir-
mingbam. Mla.. iih. obuobl itodfremo,
lieben .@lubs" an3uiAlieben unD an
einsm ein3igen Abeno sDeiun0swon3ia
.blinoe 5iger" su beiuAen. bon oenen
piele tpie cine regelredte WirtbfAaft
eingerihtet linb. mad ben 6auptitraBen
fibrenoe 9biiren baben ullo in oenen
man irgelo Elm @etrdnt. oas man
fDhni6t. erbdlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
Gin 0eid)ditsmattm iGreibt.

Serr g. StenQele. 10000 Charles
strabe, Maibinaton 9eisbts. Sa., Der
moblbetannte glumenedrtner, idreibt
yWir baben ben 6orni's Nlpentrduter
in unlerer 6amitie sebraubt, uno idp
mub iasen. er bat ipunoerpoa eetpirft
gDir tOnnten uns feline before Meoisin
miinI6en. Meine 3uei S0bter paren
iebr tranf, 10 oaB Der gr6bte She'll
bon benz DuBeno 6laI1en in unlerer
eiaenen Sanlilie 9ebrau1t puroe. esdD
mDhte gerne 9lgent fir Nbre Meoiain
lein. aber ib babe einem aroBen giu=
menselhaft porsuifeben; id meroe mir.
aber Wsiibe geben. einen Maenten fir
Sic gu finoen. Sn Der 3milhenaeit.
Deroe ih Die 2eute birett an sic pera
ueiIen."
Jorni's Mlpentrduter bat einen una
9ebrohenen &etorb bes grfoIQes ol8
Elm blutreinigenbes uno Der gelunb-
belt autrdsli1es Mittel, peldber lid,
iiber Elm Sahrbunoert 3uriid erItreft.
gr lit tein 2nbenbiter in ben Qlpo.
tbeten, lonoern elm einfabes 6QusS
mittel, Delhes brett auQelfelIt pirOI
OurG 2oial-Agenten. onQeHeIlt bon
ben Gigentbhmsrn. Or. g3eier fobr.
nep & Sons Co.. 112-1I8 Go.
9opne AOenue. Chicago. Sa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03
Sic 8itIiotbef.

Mie Der perfidnbiae 6aushalter in
2,it,n Der Moib alte iibetHiiili9en Mus.
pnbsn petmeioet, 10 muB auh Der
stao.raib e,nsr Stont. ,uenn er eS nit
ieiner Vflibt ernit nin,nlt. nit ben
porbnnosnsn Mittein rehnen uno tuenn
bieielben niht ausrsihen. 10 muB ge-
ipurt lueroen. Eurh ben ausfall Der
Ilquor steuer iieht lib un1er Staot.
ruib III bic &oibmenbiafeit uerlsbt. Su
iparen ulo namentiih ole unnotbigen
9lnslaQen 81 Dstmeioen. 8eraoe IN
bielem Mpnate miro nun Der 9lntraa
geltellt, eie yeiiteusr fur Die gibliotbet
nod su erb6bsn. Sies par in Anbe=
troAi Der herrlbsnoen @slouotb cine
unuetihdmtbeituno Die Antmort oarauf
mar cine Qdnslihe sirei0una Der Bee
Dillisuna liir Die Bibliotbet, neil man
oos 8elo fur nptbluenoiaere Sahen
n5tbie bot. Ser Staotratb bat in Der
gabe Den ri1tieen Stanopuntt einaes
nOmmen ct 0ermel9ette e,ne Bepllll=
eun9, neil es al oem nDtbiaen Seloe
lsblt. Ysranitpottlid tit nidt Der
Staotrotb, ionoern Die Wubler uno
ggiiatoren. tpelhe oas @ountp trodsn
Qaltimmt babeu uno bel bielel m09en
lib Die 6reunoe Der glbllotbet betlaAen.
Gas 8e,plniel Der .Sines". Die nie
elnen Singer geriibrt, um Die ieBlae
gioib absunsnosn. ilber Die an9ebllte
Slrte Der gntideioun9 oes Staotratbes
IN etelbaft. s}m gtooember NOR es 3eit.
oieien 5tloQ uou Der gibl.otbef absu=
menoen. Wer oamals gefhwiesen. bat
auh jsbt tsin &ett 81 iprehen. Ser
eiulidilge Sbell oes Bublitums bllllgt
oas Yprgeben oes Staotraihes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-03

\ Die ;5iIipinos berlangen bon urls
Greibsit unb llnnbhdn9isfeii. 4ber
| . siiuas oibt ss BET una ia gdr nidbt.
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91nlllller |.

in Seras beim. Nidt tpeniaer als 80
Berionen ,purben aet0otet unb bic .Yabl
Der Shtperperlebten mirb SO iiberifei-
gen. nGbreno etma 20 anoers leibtere
i Werlebungen oapontruaen.
Gin lauberer eeelenbirte iheint Der
@eiiilihe Der epanaeliIhen Stride IN
Siolpe. No., Hep. $. 8. Ghenf. $40
iein. Der aeiiilide 0err tpuroe ain Greis
taa auf Yeranlaiiuns bes 6anoelsietre-
tars Nasel perbaftet. uuo im gountpz
5ninaer eineelperrt. neil er bic pom ben
suitdnoiaen Yeh0roen feitaeiebte giirg-
idaft bon $5000nibt binterleeen fpnnte.
Gdenf iou in einem 0erb6r 5uasaeben
baben, oaB er Elm Mdohen Namens
Gertrude Bolf. unter Dem 0orDanoe.
oaB iie in ieiner 5amllie als 9ienlf-
lnao6etl bei6dfti9t tueroen miiroe, Sil
unmoraliihen 3nefen berher aebrabt
babe uno Der Gater ibres 1ltelten Gins
oes lei. 9luBer Der Qntla9e Der illegi=
timen gateridaft iAmebt aeaen Gep.
Shenf nod Die NntlaQe oes Weineioes.
@r ioll friiber unter gio erfldrt baben.
oab Die Nn9ahen oes erlpdhnten Mdb=
dens. Gertrude WolT. falih Iino. Nudp
oieles 9lbt Der Iaubere Seelenbirte 3u.
Gr'miQ es aber, nie CT laet, qetban
baben, nm feline aus 6rau uno nlebs
reren Sinoern beItebenoe SSamilie por
S1anoe gu beluabren.
anslann.
8on elmer furGtbaren 6euersbrunlf
1T ocs an 9ars. i'm Ieesrunasbesirf
0llossbeim. 9elegene 8orf llrbab,
uel6es runo elfbunoert ginmobner
3dblt, beimgeIudt noroen. Die Sslam-
men berbreiteten li1 bel Dem Dorberr=
ltenoen heftiaen Wiube uno Der auf=.
Qetapelten Menoe lei1t entsiiuolihen
Waterlals nit raIenoer 8eI1ninoia-
teit. Nlle Anltren9uneen Der bur1
3u5ug aus Der 9an3en umeeeeno per=
tdrtten 20i6mannIdaften, Dem per=
beerenoen Clement S1ranten su sie-
ben. maren umionlt. 9liht penioer
als uht5ebn itattlbe GeboTte Iino pDla
lig oernibtet. 8iel 8ieb ilt in ben
Slamlnen umeetDmmen. uno oroBe
Sorrdtbe an 8eireibe uno s5utter lino
'erit0rt. someit eine sddbunq oes
gelammtibaoens Bis jeBt mo9lidb mar,
miro oieler li6 auf nett iber cine Drill
lion Mart iislen.
Sie tiirtiide Ge9ierun9 Iuo Die ruFs
liI6en uno rumdnii9en Suoen Elm, fieb
in Der Siirtei nieoer5ulallen. gls ges
peis oes bona foes Der tiirtiIaen Ge=
aierung tbeiIt Nbmeo 8isa nit, oas
ole Ge9erung alle 8ei6rQnfunaen ae-
aen' Die iiioilbe @inwanoerune anf-
beben uno - mas Didtieer - alien
liioliben Smmi9ranten iofOrtioes giirs-
9erredt bepillisen miiroe.
Ser 8erliner Sriminalpolisei aeIanq
es, einen 8auner unl6aolid su mo-
den, Der in 2eipsia, 0aae uno suIebt
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