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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
rRUNDLEs BARROW 1850 MILE
Pedestrian Must Go 1910 More With
in Time Limit to Win Bet.

San Francisco, CAL, Dec. 3d.. A
Krohn Of Portland, Me-, arrived in this
city yesterday on walk of 5000
miles, which he is to make on wager
in 400 days. According to the condi
lions Of the bet, Krohn, who is better
known as Colonial Jack" must push
a wheelbarrow en- route and cover A.
$50 miles. an average of twenty-six
miles a day. To complete the walk on
schedule time he must walk about
twenty miles a day, and in spite Of
eleven days lost on account of illness
he is far ahead of his schedule.
The Sphinx, the wheelbarrow which
the pedestrian trundles on his long
walk, is covered with the postmarks OF
$50 postoffices. 1t also has speedo-
meter attached to register the number
of miles covered. The wager on the
outcome Of the walk is $1,000 agains,
1000 copies of the book which Krohn
will write on the completion of his
walk
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
RATTLEsHlPs NOW IN RED SEA
All on Board Reported Well at Perrin,
Arabia-Due at Suez Jan. 8.

All on Board Reported Well at Perrin,
Arabia-Due at Suez Jan. 8.
Suez, Dec. 30.-The American battle
ship fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry
passed Perrin, at the entrance to the
Red sea, at noon yesterday. All on
board the feet are we'll. The vessels
are due here the morning of January B..
The warships experienced perfect
weather on the Indian ocean after sail
ing from Colombo nine days ago. 1t
is expected they will make quick
pas age through the canal, and then
they will dispense to the various Med
iterranean ports, according to their
itinerary, with the least possible de-
lay.
Christmas was fittingly observed on
board the sixteen vessels of the feet
There We're various athletic sports
among the crews, and each vessel
gave vaudeville show, had boxing
matches, dancing and cake walks.
The run from Colombo has been the
pleasantest of the entire cruise.
The supply ship, Culgoa, is two days
ahead of the fleet and the repair ship,
Panther, two days behind
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
York. who is FIVE years his junior

York, who is FIVE years his junior.
T. c. Chamberlain, former normal
teacher at Whitewater, later presi-
dent of the state university, and now
with Chicago university, accompanied
by his son DR.. Rollin Chamberlain,
leave soon for several months OF
travel in China.
Irwin NJ Chapel, who has been
connected with the register of dee
office of Green Lake county since jan
uary, 1891, and who has been register
in probate and deputy clerk of cir
cult court since March, 1904, has re-
signed
A. A. Hoehne, who has been in
charge of the Sheboygan branch of
the Humane society since it was or
ganized seventeen years ago, has re-
signed as he will take up the duties
of sheriff Jan. 1. During the last
year $50 cases were taken care of.
Secretary Root, to a reasonable GER
tainty, will be made a member of the
committee on foreign relations when
he comes to the senate as the sue
cessor of Senator Plat of New York.
In the event of the failure of Senator
Foraker to be reelected there will be
vacancy on the committee.
The steamer Maracaibo swung out
from her pier in New York bearing
Gen Nicolas Rolando, Gen. Ramon
Ayale, Gen. Felix Ampard and other
exiles of the Castro regime on their
way back to Venezuela at the invita-
ton Of the new head of the republic
Juan Vicente Gomez.
Simon Waltz of Mitchellville, Iowa,
has worked at the blacksmith's trade
in that little town thirty-nine years;
has been in the business sixty years
and is seventy-eight years old He
challenges any man in the world of
his age to shoe horse quicker than
he can. He has years of work still
stored in his brawny arm.
D. B. Chynoweth of Madison who
entered the West Point Military acad-
envy a year ago as the Wisconsin APP
pointee at large by Senator La Fol
lette, is ranked as the leading mem
Der of his class in the government
military school, having the best aver
age in his studies and military work.
His father is an army officer
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
ITALIAN HORROR BRIEFLY PICTURED

northwest of Catania; 1928; badly
damaged.
Patton the north coast of Sicily;
population, HOSP; wrecked.
Castroreal-Populat 10000;
twelve miles southwest of Milazzo;
badly wrecked.
Palmi, Calabria-On the southwest
coast; population, 10000; in ruins;
dead estimated at 1000.
Reggie, Calabria-Population So
600; across the strait of Messina from
the city of Messina; reported com
pletely destroyed
Scilla. Calabria- 1900;
reported destroyed
Bagnara- Sixteen miles northeast
of Reggie; population. 1900; reported
wiped out.
Casano-6,700 inhabitants; dead es-
timated at 1000 and 500 injured.
Cosenza-21,0 900 population; SOC
dead taken from the ruins; casualties
expected to reach 1000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
FARMERS INTERESTED IN TRIAL.
Defendant May Be Guilty of Many
The is

Appleton, Wis, Dec. 30.-Several
hundred farmers helped pack the cir
cult court room in this city at the
opening of the case against Gustaye
Schaffelke, a farmer, who is charged
with grand larceny, Orrin Carey, a
we'll known horseman being the com
plainant The case is interesting to
farmers hereabouts inasmuch as many
claim that things that have mysteri-
ously disappeared from their farms in
recent years were stolen by the de-
PENDANT in this action, the sheriff hav-
ing made a search of his premises and
having announced that the place re.
sembles a secondhand store. Carey
accused Schaffelke of having pur.
Joined a harness, a whip, laprobe and
fly net. The defense is making an eff
fort to have the charge reduced from
grand to petit larceny, claiming that
the alleged stolen goods would not at
this time bring on the open market
more than 500.
G. F. Arnold is another farmer who
has formally preferred charge OF
if the latter is freed in the case now
on trial he will have a second case to
fight at once. If the Arnold case goes
to trial portions of two dead hogs will
be brought into court and introduced
as evidence
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
Not in His Experience.

The teacher of geography class
had just finished explaining how the
English sparrows came to be import
ed into this country
THE sparrows ate up the worms,
ALL right. but now we have the spar
rows on our hands Which would you
rather have, Max, the sparrows or the
worms?"
81 don't know; l amt never had
sparrows
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
FORMER POLITICAL BOSS, OF SAN
FRANCISCO SENTENCED TO
LONG TERM.
GUILTY OF BIRDING MEMBER OF
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS uN-
DER scHMlTz REGIME.
TRIAL WAS ONE OF MOST GEL.
EBRATED IN HISTORY OF
WESTERN COUNTRY.

San Francisco, Dec 30.-Abraham
Ruef, former political boss of San
Francisco, was yesterday sentenced to
IA years in the penitentiary. The
sentence was pronounced by Judge
Lawler, who presided over Ruef's
trial on the charge of bribing mem
Der of Schmitz's board of supervisors
in the award of the overhead trolley
franchise to the United Railroads.
The trial, which ended with convic-
ton on Dec. 10, was one of the most
celebrated III the history of the city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
HOOPER IN THE FIELD.
Formal Announcement Is Made
Ashland Mans Candidacy.

Ashland, Wis. Dec 30.-Formal an
nouncement IS made of the candidacy
of J. T. Hooper for the office of stat.
superintendent Of public instruction
Mr.. Hooper has fine record as su
intendent of schools of Ashland. Be
fore announcing himself he made a
careful study Of the situation and was
assured Of general support throughout
the state. 1t is expected that a Wig
orous campaign viii be made in his
behalf. Professor Hooper was ap-
pointed special lecturer in the de-
partment of education at the state uni
versity a year ago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
RIAL DAY OBSERVED.
FiIipinos Honor Memory of Hero Of
Their War Against Spain.

Manila, Dec. 30.-Rizal Day was inn
presslvely observed yesterday in Ma
Mia In honor of the memory of Dir.
Jose Rial, leader of the Filipino indie
pendence movement during the latter
years of the Spanish regime, and who
was executed by the Spaniards as
traitor in 1895. Fifteen thousand Fill.
pinos. with many categorical floats.
marched in review before Governor
General Smith and prominent civil Off
cials and high military officers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
SOMETHING DOING
IN CABINET WORK

Augusta, Ca, Dec. 3O.-The arrival
here of Frank H. Hitchcock, republi-
can national chairman and future post
master general, and the announcement
that Senator Knox, Taft's choice for
secretary of state, will be here on the
sixth, indicates that the president
elect is to occupy himself actively with
cabinet construction. Hitchcock is to
remain week or more
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
o'5RIEN TO GET $500.
Tebeau Chosen Chairman of Directors
American Baseball Association.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-The American
Baseball as ociation yesterday in
creased the salary of President
O'Brien to $500, George Tebeau was
chosen chairman of the board of d.
rectors and NJ. E. Cantillon selected
as vice president. President O'Brien
will arrange the playing schedule for
1909. The season will open either on
April IA or 21
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
J. A. Leonard Is Dead.
Former Resident of Whitewater ana
Waukesha Dies in Minnesota.

Rochester, Mimi. Dec. 30-J. A
Leonard, formerly of Whitewater an
Waukesha, Wis, postmaster here b..
appointment of Abraham Lincoln an6
consul at Leith, Scotland, in 1881 ano
consul general at Shanghai China, il
1889, both by appointment OF Presi
dent Garfield. died here yesterday OF
cancer. aged 70 years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
Railroads Called unon.

Chicago, Dec. 30-The Chicago,
Great Western. Illinois Central ana
Chicago and Alton are the latest car
riers called upon by the government
to furnish evidence before the federal
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06

grand Jury in the invest cation OF MOL
ris & Co, and their alleged practlce o.
obtaining rebates through excessive
damage claims.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-01-06
OTHER GREAT DISASTERS

The earthquake and tidal wave that
overwhelmed many towns in southern
Italy and the island Of Sicily, Mon
day, recalls similar disasters in the
last sixty years, the more notable Of
which are the following:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-20

our buyer In New York shipped
ms this beautiful line of advanced
styles IN Ladies' High-class Worsted
Suits. All handsomely tailored and
finished throughout. Extra long
coats, satin lined and full flare skirts
Here is chance to buy stylish ap-
paTel at about half their regular cost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-20
IiSle Hosiery

SOC quality at 25C pair
500 pairs of silk mercerized Lisle
Hosiery now on sale They come in
all colors-whiJe, pink, blue, tan,
cardinal, gray, reseda, mode, navy.
back and fancy styles They are
going like hot cakes. Sale price only
Zoe pair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-20

We are showing a complete line
O. Ladies' Muslin Underwear at
prices that will induce fast buying,
some OF this lot of muslin underwear
Is slightly sOiled and is sold at great
In reduced prices. You will find ev-
cry class OF garment YOU want In
this line as 81 Is one OF the best
shown on the Pacific Coast. Sale
prices. 25c, 4Oc, 0Sc and up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-20

200 Children's White Swiss Dresses
slightly soiled, they are handsomely
trimmed with pretty laces. Now going
at HALF PRICE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-20

is o them
v this
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

aus ben iolgenoen Goncn: Srou &.
&. Saoler, G~orliberin, Srau e. N.
Sind, Srat aciier, Srau ". 9.
9rider, Srau 9. Cooper, Srou GboS.
Glarf, Sran 9. Gd, Sri. Marg. gputb
mo Mnna @en0er.
Ger .Genlotratiifc Club Ser 6.
@uro" pcranitultet cine &iilbcr-9es
ibcerung am Weibnod)tsto9e I'M 3
llbr Hod)nlittogs. 9ie 9cld)ecrnng
filbct I'M G~!ubbauie, Nr. 10, 9torb.
observation-disclosures, itott. @s iuerben
llhaefGbr 600 &inoer erlpartet. Sin.
loBforteu fbnnen bon ir9eno eiltem
Der nohitebenbeu &erreu erlon9t
luerben: @m. s. 0orriS, Bbilipp s.
SoifmouL iun., 5arrp Misfimmon,
Gllgen Selter mnb Soiepb Gnnlis.
Gie &cilsarmce bpitt, 100 ipohlges
iillte &orbc an arrllc Gonlilieu per-
tbeiIen ilnb 1000 9Inbcru elm @eiD-
nadlts- Siner gcbcn 81 founcn.
Gle Mmcrifauiid)e Scilsnrmec miro
800 grnlcn IN ibrem Souptquartier,
Nr. 924, observation-disclosures, ON
@eibnod,ts-W orgcn Elm 5citciirn &C.
ben unb 100 &prhe NIT GBmaoren
pertbcilen.
Die "Gbrilt nno Salnlonitp Hescile
Miiiinn" 1iebt nrl @cibnnd)tstagc
$50 Irn1eu Elm Diner i'll Dem 2oben
oes &rn, s. @oiparb Sonoers oil ser
Gdc BON Mubiion- rno Aisauitbitr.
Srou Or, Senrp Barton Socobs
giebt ben @otcniunaen 9oltimcre's
om Nodnnittage bes @eibnodtstaecs
hos ilblite @eibnadtsbincr in ihrer
Mobnurlg on Mt. Gernou TIace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
lie nGd,iten Cpern-Mnffiibrnngen.

3rpei 8pritequngen OIL 5lpei nifeiii-
unoerfolecnoen Gagen. - Im
SpIpeiter. Ibeno n3dnieI mo
@retel" uno an NeuiabrS Bad
mittas rYariiioI." Sic BE.
iehuus Der beioen @ertc.
Tie n1d)lten beioen @oItipiele bcr
metropolitan SpernaeIellifait"
iinoen ut 5pei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
So9en ltatt, am Sreitag, Sen 81. &C.
'5cmber, IbeuoS Inn s llbr, uno an
Samitag, ben /. Sanuar 1910, Rad)-
mittugs I'M 1 llDr. Gle erIte Bors
Itelluug bringt anger einem Ballet
Cipertiliement &umpcroind's r9dnt
lcl nno @retcI" in naditebenoer De.
lctilng: v&aniel." Marie @attfele;
n8rctel," Hoiina Sau Gpd; Sic
Seye." 2puiic Soner; u@ertruoc,"
Slorence @ifbnm; SouomGnnd)en,"
Heonoru Sporfes; n3aumdnnden"
Hiaia Smelling; uEcter," Otto go.
rib. Giriaent Nlfreo Serb.
Sn Der Neuiabrs . Matitce gett
&ogner's gelualtigites @erf rEarii.
fal" nit nadfol9euoer H%ollcnbeict.
5lng in Scene: .Amiortas," Glas
renee @bitbilI; rSitrreI," Serbert
@itberipoon; r@urncmonS,". Aobert
gIoB; .Eariifal," Carl gurrian;
,alinior," Otto 8orib; yaumhrp,~
Slipe Gremitao; Cine Stimme."
SIorence @idbam; eriter @ralsrih.
ter, SuIius 9aper; 5%lpeiter @rofs.
rihter, IooIpb Wllhlmann; eriter
&nappc, 2eonora Spoofes; 5lpeiter
Senrietto @ateiieIo; oritter arlappe,
hilbert &eiB; pierter anappe, @iQie
Saroen; alineior's gluuenm1od)cn.
Seonora Sporfes, Hittu Sornin.
Roiina Gan Gpd, alma @lild, Wu-
ric Wottfelh mo Senriette @afe.
iicIo Giri9cnt glireo 9erb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

erflarcn, iie hdttcn Nitts ougcscn,
Der %llniperiitdt bic geipeiie 5ugeben
III loiien, aber es oiirfc nibt gum
3mcde elmer ofii5iellen Briiiun9 se-
ideben, ipeil lie lid, ionIt in bic Sage
trinsen miirbel, 5~lljlgeben, baB ibrc
eiGeue gntiheioune Der 9eitatieuna
rer llniccriitdt aopenbagcn beoiiric.
Die @rtl1rung Shlcp's, baB cine
Triifung III &openbagen olc 3pciicl
al Der 9crettigune Der Anipriidc
Tcarp's beieitieen miiroe. fommt ben
&erren nie cine Yeleioieuns Dor,
idfbcm lie ourd) ibren Ausipriid,
brreits allen 3meiicl beieitigt 81 ba-
ben alailben. Nomiral Gbeiter, mel.
der burhlpes ein cntid)ieoener @es-
,ter Goof's 9eireien lit, crfIGrt
Sdlep's Serlangcn fir abitrb, uno
g lit nitt wabrihcinlid), boB Der
Gorltlag mcitcrc 9eadtung iinOen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Gnttanidytc toridler.

Noaales, Ari3, %. 9e,ennber.
Sicben Imcrifancr, pcldc Dor
ailr5em cine 6orihungsrclic mad, Der
tisbcr ipcnig befonltcn Sl,icl 1ibu-
ron, in Sole bon Californian, an.
traten, iito entt1uift suriidaefcbrt
sic b%oIitcll, perboraene SdjGte mo
groBn Mincralreidtbum olif oer
Snicl ju fitbcr, nleirl es iteatc iid,
bcrols, bub tic menig MertbpoIlcs
eatbaIt, aliBcr groben Secrocn Sir.
Id,et mo WiQionen Don pilocn Snu.
ben. Gic Cert Sltoianer. mcld,c ols
annlibalen %perruicn linb, itattcn ibr
5eitpeili9e geiiid)c ab, aaein ,iuon.
Gig Witglicbcr bieies Stamnles, init
ineld)en Die Sorihcr 5uiommen tro.
len, eruicIen iih oils gni,S aeniitb,
lid)e Mcnidcn mo ertbeilten ibncn
ollc aemiinidtc Musfrnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
9iaD yampberc inn Stcrben.

Haportc. Sno.. %. TeSentber.
Hap Sampbcrc, weldjer iibcriiibrt
iii. Dos Sous Der 1rall 9ede Gun.
licb aui Der beriihtigten yIoro-
Torm," nabc bier, nnec5iinoct iin0
Gle Morocrin nit ibren ainbern BEN
Siarnnlentooe iiberuntlportctc sii ho.
tut, licgt, lpie Der 8orocin hes
Sliftbanics 81 Widigan Gitp BEN
@nilpernellr Wariban mcloct. in Der
e~rmdbnten 21itnlt i'm Stcrben.
2umpbere awlir9c lpegen Der an IS.
gpril 1908 pefiibfen Morobrcnnerei
sil cinemSafttermin niii mnbeitimmfe
3eit rcriirtbcilt. gr lcipet iebt all
Der ShpinSindjt. ntb Der Maroeirl
cmpiicblt bclit @onucrneiir. i'm III
Die 2iite Der 0crbrcd)er cin5uiflie-
BEN. weld]e geIescntlih Der Weib.
itoftsfeier Y%egnaoiaune erboltcrl oa
CT bod)itcns nod amei ooer orei Wo.
tGelt il leben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
3claNa reiRt ans.

Manaqna, Nicaraa,a,. %. Ges.
= gr.Erd1isenf 3efdpa ipirb morgelt
prn bier abreiien lno iih mabr-
fdleinlid) utter Itarfer geoedung
rod Gorinto begcben. Inn bas bort
liegenoe merifmliife 3anoncnboot
~@uerrero" 81 beltciaen. Die Iad)-
rid)t iiber Die, Nieoerlnge Der Hegier
rilltgs- 4rmce 5u 8ainn miro nod
&rGiten pcrbeirnliht, mo mon
ld)ipabt ocnt Splfc Dor, bob Ole Mc.
gterllng geIiegt babe. Iie 2estere
til nid)t in Der Gage, Dem Yprriiden
Ter Snlurgenten bierbcr crnitlifen
@iocrItano 5l lciIten, benn lie bot
foIt feline 1ruppcn mebr ST ibrer
Scrfiigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Bonn Ielbc Scr 9sulitif.

Gemofrntilde Gon'iercnS in Hennert's
@ptel. - @ouperneur Grotbers,u,
onberc Eorteiiiibrer beipredbet
Yarteiira1eu. 9uubeSlenatur
Snlitb mo Senator 8urnlan ab
meieno.
Sine Gonicru5 Der bcnpfrotiid)ell
Gnrteifiibrer fauo ecitern Abeno III
Hcnrert's Sptel ltatt, in welter ole
Earteifrn9en belprodlen mlroen. 3ie
Iusipradle mar, pie WollperneltrGrcs
TIERS nod Der Gonieren5 p~crlid)ertc,
cine einmiitbigc. Nile ltinlmtcu III
allen Sroeen therein.
9oS beoelltet, DAB bic @cripredur,s
gen, ipcld)e Die b%cnlofrntiihe Yortei
IN ibrcr Elottiorm mad)te, butitGb.
lid 5ilr Ansiilbrung fomnnen iuerocn,
uno aud Die iibrigen pom @ouper.
l1eltr, reip. beiicn committeeman. aus
gearbeitctcn Heform.@ orlogen bon
Scr 2caialotur nngcnonlnlen lperocn.
IS ipllroc olld Die tSragc bciprp.
dler, Elm nelIes Meger-GntreftunaS.
ENHANCEMENT burd) Die nGd,Ite 2cgis-
latllr benz Tolfe sur Nbltlmmltng in
1911 uor5ulegen. llebcr oicic hinge
l~eacnbeit merccn ipGter nod mcbr
Gpnfcren5en aebolteu mcrbcu.
lleber Die Organization Der 9cgis-
latur mitrbe nid)t eciprphen.
Pin Der Gonierenj nobmen GbeiI:
@puuerneur GrotbcrS, StoutS.S d)ot.
meiiter Mtilrrap Toroiper, @unbcs-
Senotor Mopler, Die Stats. Sendtc-
rem Slnthicun mo Campbell non
baltimore, Sr. Charles Councilman
pom 9altimorcsGounip mo anberc
Serrcn. @rmoes icnotnr Smith. 10.
mic Stuotslcnotor @nrmon ulb Gov
rcB-Nbacoronetcr Cabot morelt 40.
lpeleno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Gtast Baltimore.
ltnfaQs.Gbrpnif

y. u. :. Tiidioa iGut iiber einen
Stpf unb bridt oas redbte 9ein.
Neeer .erleioet Sh1belbrild)
our6 einen Stur5 i'm Shad)t
zines glepators,,-
.Siel nnb Brad oas gein.
qn Der ode BON @arriion-Snne
uno SoainsitraBe ~itiir5te Der I'M
Sanie Nr. 1862, 9oninsitrabe, mobn.
bafte gugult %. 9. SlifioIl iiber
eilten Stod mo iiel babel 10 uneliid.
Iid, ooB CT iein red)tes 9ein oidt
iiber Dem dirBgelenf brad. Nad)nem
linn CT. 9ciuis 9onn, gfe bon Gl,gl.
ita-gpe. uno JreoeridsHpab, Die critic
dr5tlidc Siilfe ertbeilt battc. iiber-
iiibrte, man oen ,@erl,nglildten III. eli:
'iler autid)e nad oem st. a(Snes.So-
ipital.
GrIitt einen 9 d1beIbrud) .
Ser Neger Mbert Sobniol, ein Ins
geitellter in Der 91derci BON g. 8.
Sdmibt, edc @ilmor. II. Sorotogo-
StraBe, ltiir5te beim NuSloocn BON
Webl iniolge Nusgleitcns Dol, eii,cim
Gnbritllhl nnb lallbctc nit Dem &opie
ailt benz Gemclltboocn bcS 6obritubl.
id)ad)tcs, babel eiilcn Sd,Goelbrub
ba%pontrageno, Der ieiilen 600 3ilr
Sofge haben oiirfte. 9ie acr5te hes
Sronflin Saliare,Soipitals bobcn bic
Sofilrung fir ocn Serunglildtell oui.
gcgeben.
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