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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
THREE DEAD
In RACE RIOT
Posse Lynches Two Bad
Negroes.
PLANTER FALLS BEFORE SHOT
Mob Now Seeks Wife Of BlacI
Victim.
Escaped Convict Fires on Members Of
Posse Come to Arrest Him
RiddIea with Hsliet.
and Burned.
PLANTER FALLS BEFORE SHOT

Soperton, Ga, Aug. 27.--Two negroes
lynched and O posse In pursuit Of the
wife of one of the victims; the killing
of prominent planter. q member Of
the posse; the probably fatal injury Of
the sheriff OF Montgomery County, and
the wounding Of several other members
of the posse. summarizes the result Of
one OF the most exciting incidents this
county has ever known.
Ben Clark, an escaped convict from
the Bib County chain gang. was shot
to death after a fierce battle early to-
day and his body burned. The negro
threatened to kill Nicholas Adams. q
merchant of Kibbee. "and hundred
Others
John Sweeney, who harbored the ex-
convict, was taken from O passenger
train q mile from Tarrytown tonight
and lynched, the posse being then set
out In search Of sweeney's wife. who
1t Is said, was in the neighbcrhood.
Intense excitement prevails throughout
this section.
Negro KILLS Planter.
James Burden, prominent planter
and member of the posse, was shot and
killed by the negro. The other men,
bers of the posse who were shot by the
negro were Sheriff James Lester. Wal
ter Simmons and three others un-
known. The officer received an ugly
wound In the breast.
The posse found Clark in sweeney's
house. sweeney's wife was at home,
but Sweeney was absent The sheriff
told Clark to surrender. For answer
he received a 44-calibre bullet fred
from an automatic gun. burden was
shot and other members fell before the
torrent OF lead dealt by the negro. He
continued to fire until his ammunition
was exhausted. He was then over
powered and his body riddled with bull
let's. He wore steel breast plate
that turned Winchester bullets. A
pile Of logs was covered with crude
turpentine and the body cremated.
In the excitement. the woman es.
capped. The events of the day fred the
intense spirit Of the posse and It II
said she canot escape the search tina
Is being inatituted tppight,
Sweeney was caught near here lat
this afternoon. He was carried aboars
north-bound train to secluded
wood near Tarrytown. where bis bod,
was riddled with bullets after being
swung up to a sapling.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
MR.. TAFT CoNFERs WITH
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 27.-President
Taft had nothing of an official chRrac-
ter on his program today. He played
golf as usual during the morning hours.
not having missed a single week day
at his favorite game since he came to
Beverly three weeks ago. This after
noon the President had a long chat
with Whitelaw Reid, Ambassador to
Great Britain, now in America for q
vacation.
Since the declination of President
(Emeritus) Eliot OF Harvard, Presi-
dent Taft has taken no step toward
the selection of a successor to Mr..
Reid
Mr.. Newlands of Nevada also WIS q
caller at the Taft cottage this after
noon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Path of storm Follows Close to East
ern Coast.

Path of storm Follows Close to East
ern Coast.
Mexico City. Aug. 27-The most
violent gales in twenty years thresh-
ins the waters of the Gulf in the
vicinity Of Mexican ports and with the
wind estimated to be blowing at a rate
of from seventy-five to ninety miles
an hour. Vera Cruz. Tampico and Mata-
moras have escaped severe damage
only because the path of the tornado
followed a mean distance of forty miles
from the coast.
Reports to the meteorological de-
partment In this city place the velocity
of the wind at sixty miles an hour
when the storm passed Vera Cruz. As
1t reached a point opposite Tampico
1t Is said to have been somewhat
moderated, although at Matamoras. Il
had freshened up again and was blow
ing close to ninety miles.
So far as reported there was no dam
age to shipping in Mexican water. warn
tngs having been sent out some days
ago that the hurricane was headed in
this direction from Porto Rico. Mas
ter of vessels promptly sought ports
TO wait for It to blow over.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
NO HOPE FOR CADETS.
Cannot Ne Reinsts After, suspension
for NJ Ing,

Cannot Ne He1m0g& 1ANeEs SuDpcADs~'a
fog h., Ing.
Washington. Aug. 27.--'It Is per-
fectfy useless for any of the young ca
diets who were dismissed by President
TAFT last week from the West Point
military academy for haging Cadet Or.
lando sutton, to make any efforts to-
ward reinstatement" said . wen
known army ofiicer today.
"The. law 10 mandatory on the sub
feet OF the dismissal Of cadet found
guilty Of hazing,' he added, land
neither the President nor the Secre-
tary of War has any power to reinstate
any of them. The law against haxing
proyi6es for dismissal Of cadets found
guilty OF participating, encouraging.
OF countenancing such practices. and
they are not eligible to again enter
west Point or for admission to the
army through Civilian examination un.
til twenty years after the class OF
which they were members has grada'
eted" -..' - 80 g..
These statements were made in an
swsr to inquiries at the War Depart
ment regarding the efforts making by
some cadets for reinstatement at West
Point.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
AT ODDS OVER ELECTION.
Deadlock in Board OF Canvassers May
Soon END.

Columbia, s. c.. Aug, -27--The dead
lock in the state board of canvassers
over the recent liquor election bids
fair to be broken tomorrow. Comp
troller General Jones. who left the
meeting with the vote tie. breaking
the quorum, has been expected to at
tend, Judge Hydrich having granted a
writ of mandamus. Another member
of the board who has not been present
also will attend.
The discussion which resulted in Mr.
Jones leaving the meeting arose over
the rights of the board, two members
holding that II was within that body's
power to declare unconstitutional the
whole act under which the election
was held. The other two members
present controverted this assertion OF
rights, and the deadlock resulted
Until the deadlock is broken the dis
pensaries in the state must remain
closed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

received here from Melilla. Morocco.
say that the Moorish chiefs after fur
ther consideration OF the communities
ton Of the Sultan requesting them TO
cease their hostiiities against the
spaniards, finally decided to continue
the war until the Spaniards are driv-
en- from all their positions beyond
Melilla.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
Mawoon to visit MEXICO.

Mexico city, Aug. 27.-Charles e d.
MaRoon is expected to arrive in Mex
leo City during the latter part of No
vember. He will come as the guest
of Ambassador David e. Thompson and
during his visit here will visit Presi-
dent Diaz. He will remain in Mexico
CITY for a fortnight. and then leave
for New York. where he will open law
ofices about the first OF tho year.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
KILLS ELEVATOR nor
Excitement fin New York Apsrtmel


New York, Aug. 27.-Tenants Of the
exclusive Ardsley Hall apartments a.
Central Park West. had little elee1i
last night because OF the excitement
following an encounter between
George e. Gethin. the telephone OPS
orator and Joseph Harding. neare
elevator boy In which GethIn wouna /
ed Harding so seriously by q hnljr
from a pistol that the elevator DO
died n short time later In the h0sDs-
tai.
Women and men living In the Ards
ley Hall building were attfaetcsl
through the great marble corridor By
the loud quarrel between the two en
ployes and many OF them witness q
the shooting which was the result 81
a long standing quarrel
Doctors were called to attend ser
eral of the more hysterical wonAs j
whose nerves had been unstrunG liz
the shooting.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
BoLIvIANs ASK DELAY.
Would Postpone Negotiations Wa1sw
Legislators Talk.

Would POstpOne NegOtiatIOn8 Wh1se
Legislators Talk.
Lima, Peru. Aug. 27-The Bolivian
government has asked Senior Polo, the
Peruvian minister to Bolivia to eNs-
pend for a few days the negotiations
which are in progress looking to aet-
Element of the boundary dispute be-
tween Peru and Bolivia; that the
Bolivian congress may have time %
finish its debate on the question.
The Peruvian government has call |
1000 conscripts to the colors to replas
those who have finished their term cg
service.
1t is reported that the government
has $4,000 men ready for any sne
gency.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
ROBBERS GET $4,000.
Steal Money when They Murder AGED
Woman.

fayetteville. Tenn. Aug. 2T.-That
$4,000 in money was stolen from the
BODY of Mrs. John Winkleman. an
aged woman, who was dubbed to death
here yesterday, is asserted In an Of
acial circular issued today. Offering
a reward of $4,000 for the capture OF
the woman's slayer and the recovery OF
the money.
The fact that the BODY had peen
robbed developed at the coroneFs IN
ruasf when II was found that the pock-
cts of money belt which Mrs. Win
kleman carried strapped about her
walsh. had been cut away. It Is the
belief of the officials conducting the IN
yestigation that the murder was COM
mitted by two men and a former
hnsrder at the winkleman home Ia
mentioned as wanted in connection with
the crime.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
REFUGEES ARE SAVED.
Brought 10 Land After Night at QuaF
antine station.

AsAS&8Ae ~ AA.-Ah0 AAtCE NhH1b rs Nt8NM~
amtine station.
Brownsville, Tex, Aug. 27.--After
spending tha night at the quarantine
station at Tarpon Beach, refugees
brought to the mainland today BY the
life saving crew from BRACES de San
tiago, tell OF damage to the Pedro and
Brazos islands as a result OF the Gulf
Al Tarpon3 Beach. every building ex-
oept the light house and quarantine
station were either damaged or de-
|'stroyed. but. so far as ascertaInabla,
no lives were lost The greater dam
age. 1t is stated. was the result of the
high waves. the wind not attaining a
violent velocity. Supports beneath
club houses, bathing pavilions and cot
tages were washed away and the
buildings are lying on the ground, the
water washing through and about
them.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
r,re NrInern KILLED.

Cardiff, wales. Aug 27.-Five coal
miners were killed and twelve others
seriously injured In the naval COLI
cry at Rhondda today through the
falling of an elevator cage. The con-
necting rod broke AMI the cage was
dashed 10 the bottom of the shaft.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Shelbyville, Tenn, last night destroyed
nroperty valued at from $4,000 to $5U.-
400 partially covered by insurance
The planning mill of Shapard Brothers.
with an immense amount Of dressed
and undressed lumber. was completely
DESTROYED. The Shelbyville Bending
works and q big tin factory were also
destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

New Orleans. Aug. 2T.-steven AR
Aria ana salvatore Concordi. Italians.
were fired on and badly wounded while
driving along a road near Burnside,
La, today. They were brought 20
New orleans for medical treatment.
hut Concord died soon after reaching
the city. The men ala not know who
AIRED on them. the assassins USED
shotguns and buekshos.- --s-t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Meliila, Morocco. Aug. 27.-The on
envy attacked Sidimusa ana others OF
the advance Spanish positions Wednss-
day evening. The Spanish artillery Ke-
piled vigorously and the Moors Sis
taIned numerous losses. The steam
er Sevilla has transported two COM
pnnIes of chasseurs 20 Restinga.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Havana, Aug, 27--An application b
been made to the Cuban governmei
nv Jacinto ALA. an Argentine engines \
for permission TO raise the battiashia
Maine, which lies In Havana harbor.
HIS proposition IL under consideration
By the department OF state.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Chicago, Aug. 21.-William b.
wrenn, secretary of the Chicago stock
exchange dies at his residence at
Hi1hiand Park today after a two
months illness. Death was que to
heart disease Mr.. Wrenn was for
MANY years a member of the broker
age f,rm OF ]. II. Wrenn and Company.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

Brownsville. Texas. Aug. 27-Eleven
Chinese were taken into custody here
TODAY and turned over to the immigra-
ton officials charged with attempting
to evade immigration restrictions. The
men were found huddled in shanty
near the border by q Mexican police
man.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
1,25O MILES
TO DRINK AT oil

I Union. s. c., Aug. 27.-A long
: ing that proved irresistible, for a
! drink of water from the well of
4 his childhood home, brought N.
Z w. Gwin 1880 miles this week.
! He arrived here yesterday from
! Memphis, took his drink several
! times over and announced that he
! was ready to return.
Gwin left here forty-three years
ago and has never returned. The
4 other day he began to thirst for a
! drink of the cool waters which
Z ouenched his thirst In childhood.
! SO he packed his bag and return
! ed. He remained here about an
! hour and then caught a fast train
: for Memphis, where 1t Is said he
) has prospered.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
Heat Record in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Aug. 27.-All heat records
for this city were broken today, when.
at GAO n. m, the Government Their
mometer registered SO. There was a
good breeze throughout the day, and
the record hot weather was not ae-
companied by q single prostration.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

London, Augl 21-The Irish land bill
as reintroduced In the House of Com
ireland BirSll, today passed through
committee without serious amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
THREATENS BIG TREES.
Forest FIRE Il Raging In Yosemite
valley.

YoHemite. Cal. aug. .2f.--A forest
ere NJ the entrance TO the Yosemite
valley threatens destruction Of the big
tree grove known as the Merce'
group, one OF the world's famous eOA-
lections Of Sequoias. -.
I'ha flames momentarily menAced the
hotel Al HI portal, q $1U2.O0v frame
structure which Is flied with summer
visitors. Sparks from freight en-
CINE started the nros
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

rotterdam, Aug. 2T-Three more
naaea in the isolation ward Of the
municipal hospital were today dag
nosed as cholera.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
sons of Vets Adjourn.

washington, Aug. 27--The twenty
eighth annual encampment of the
sons OF Veterans adjourned sine die to-
day to meet next year in Atlantic
City.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

washington, ID. O., Augs 27--FOre-
east for AIabamas-GeneralIy fair
saturday and Sundays moderate vari-
able winds.
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kCOoAtinued on Page Five.l.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-28

League as a great dam where all men
NAV stop and look and listen; to de-
clare that, In all this haste and pas
sion. that thus far shall you go and
no further.
"And the Safe and Sane League is
after Conner. 1t will burn his shirt
before 1t is through.
Conner knew that he had to answer
the shortage in the COME lerate pen
sion money. He knew he would be
forced to explain why, II his railroad
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
NntipnnIes Mndlmcisbnrcnn.

lin iiir 9cihdfti9ung5Ioie 9roO
erner6 3u fin0en uno gIeibjeitig iol
den SSnouItrien. in oenen 9lrbeits
frdite benotdigt neroen, Oieic 5lBu
fiibren. lit polr SSacob S. Shiii, Y1u
@arburg, @eorge @Iltmenttal mn
nn0ereu, Ole in Der 6inun5. unO @e
'hdit$neIt 9lnerifa5 init an oel
Spite moridiren. ein 3ationcles gtr
beltapcrnlittIlmgsbu ms &cbCl
1eruien morocn. Hifter 0onling or
tbeilte oie bcuothigte gcri6tlife Gr
laubniB iiir Gturihtiing 0es. @u
rcau3 in go. Il State Strabe'Tcr
gorf. Sn Chicago. Bottom. St
2ouis ino an0eten groben StG0icr
ioQen cbcniauS @ureaur er0iinct ner,
oen. Die lSuforporatoren ocs neucu
pholantbropiihen llnterne6meus, ga:
qroBeu yhlbcn SIT bringen oeripridlt
iin0 Otto Z @annlro. @eorue 9lu
menthal, ,fre0crif q. Bourne, 30
bert ". Ge 6orreit 6ronci5 8. Sine
g. Guerit N}acn. SSohn y. Wc9lrthur
Sacob s. Sdiii mo Yaui ". Bar
burg.
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Seine @nube fir SdlmuasIcr.

Ser 9un0e2oiltritt5dnpalt @iit
in 9telp gorf gab oie grfIdrlng db
OaB gegen sic 5huIoigen i'm gegen
w1rtigen groBeu 'ShnuggIGritanOa
frimineu oor9e9anqen miro, aud
peln iie iiini Nal $260,000 oiieri
rem, Inn lid lo53ufauien. Retannt
lid hattcn N0Uofaten, pclhe oit
Sdnug9lcr oertreten. Der HcQierunt
oas 9lngebot gentaht, S260.000 81
5ohIen, iaa5 Die beihIognalmier
Maore1 iolt ourdl9Gngig ielne Ha
riier Soilctten, ireigegebcn mlirOen
uno Gnfel Gam uon elmer gerihtli
den @erfolgunq obltebe. @ie ichl
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6ie &dlpter Ser 'Sd)muggIerbau0e il
Sen &eridt2iooi 81 brinaen. Qeb
ihon aus Dem llmitauo hcruor. oai
% mejtcre @eheinlbeante oe9 ShaB
omtcs nit Der &crioI9ung aQer bl:
lett geiuuocuen Spuren 6eauftraQ
puroen. Die GtubIliiemcnts non +,
grDben &lei0crnahcr 6lrnen mer
0en genml bemadlt; auh mcr0en per
idlieoene 3oIlbeante. Sic in Sen @e
ruh oc5 @raita gerathen iinO, ali
Shritt un0 Gritt beobadltet.
SIn @oris haben @ertreter Ser ame
rifaniihen 9leaierunq oie grobc,
9Ieiocrmahcr .. q. @ortb nm
EaQllin, eriuht. cine 2iIte Der ame
rifaniihcn &unoen 3u Iieiern, Sic I'M
Iebten Sabre loilette be3ogcn. pa
tiirIih f0nnen oie Barrier 6irmer
niht ge}mlm0en peroeu ihre Glur
Sen 81 Oerrotbcn oot gIoubt ser Gi
itrift5omu0It 0oB ole irnn5oiiihcr
2ieierarten. iniern lie ieIbit an oeu
Shmug9cI ihuIoIos iiu0. ijh MIDI
neigern >ucroen. NIT Sen amcrifaui
ifcn @eb0r0cn 0ono III @dno 81 ar.
beitcu.
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Gtnc Grgan3nH. "'tOuns.
aonio& Gin -.

GoniaS Gitp, -. 9Ipril.
Ger gunoeSrih1er 5mttb NC.
9yncrior bat cine ergaBeu0e Gnt.
iheiOmg in Sen 9abngebiibrenidI'
len, an 0euen Die 18. i'm Staat Qdi.
iouri 8ciddite treibcuoe 9abngcieu.
ibaitcn cinerieits unO oie Staats.
regierlln9 an0ererieitS bctbeiIigt
itnO nbqegeben Gr Iebnte eS ub.
pom ieiuem eriten gntiheio Suriidju.
treten, Ocn or am 8. Mdr3 abgege.
ben iomohI mas Die 3beiIung Der
aoiten5abImg fijr oos &rojeBuerfab.
rem ME ouh mas ieiu uripriinqIi.
dies @utaften onbeIangt, oaB Oas
G'eriht feine 8abnrate ieitiebcn
tonne.
SIm @cicntIid,en beiaQt sic reue
GntihciOunq oaB 0ie giieubobncu
unO ser Stoot ie 0ie 0aIite Der So.
item oe9 observation-disclosures tragcu
miliien, uu0 ooB Der @eriftsboi oas
@ciuh DER Giieubobnen nblebnt, 81
beitinmen. peld1e Sobrgebiihren oen
Eailagicren berefnet meroen ioQen.
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IiOnncO.
Gin NttcntGter?
al}orte Carlo, %. glpri

N}oute Carlo, %. 9lprjI.
Gin Mam namcus 8cr0ier, Der
bier bon Ser iroujoiiihen 8oIi5ei Der.
haitet puroe. ertIarie. 0oB er Elm
gnardnt Ddre uno oaB er uuh glon'
te Carlo in ser &5iiht getommcn
mare. oen QrlNoenten f5auiere5 bon
6ranfreId. Ger 9egeHpdrtlg bort 81
9ellth 'uelIt 5u to0ten Gin idnrl
gela0ener ReoolOer uur0c bel Ser.
bier geilm0en. ebeuio Elm 9riei. Der
an 0cn 1raTettcn oes Iepaytentcut
hes 9lpes N'arltImeS Qerihtet mar,
in 0en Der Nilnu sic 9lotiUe fur Oit
bon l1m Qepiaute Gbat au5einan0er.
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@ard'e Die %oli3ei qlaubi, 0aB er
WahnlinuiQ lit. Tralioeut 5aaiercs
tam in elncn Mra'nua9Cn pou 9ti8l
mo CT un0 sic gHtglie0er Uur0cu
bier iebr hcr3IIb nou Dem ,5uritcn
bc't .l}onaco crpiau9cn un0 3u ei.
nem (0a6eIiru5itlld eInAela0en Era.
ii0ent 6alIierca fat Elm Gelegranm
an 4a1aunco " gGau6t NORM er
Dem aeuen Sulton 3u ieiner 1bron.
beltel8ung grliu.lrt.
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gladl ocutidlcm @nitcr.

@ie aus Raoiion, 8is., beridte;
miro. iino 1tritte get6or iuorOen
I'M 0as 5uitem ser GranfenpiIe9e
fir StuOenten Der lluiperiitdten 6e5
9on0es unl3u1noeru. @roi 4a6Icu.
berg ron Der @i5coniiner Stdats
unDeriitit lclte fuuljd ieirer Stu.
oen,enfiaiie eiuea onHehmbaren Blan
Dor. melter 10 qroBeu &ntlang iaro,
0ab in ciniqea ga8en Getitionen air.
tulirt mar0en ioaen. IN 0enen Sic Ge.
gentenbea3roa Der llniperii;lt eriuht
neroeu io1, bic Reuerun1 6urt5u.
iiihreu. Rad oieiem Blame ion bic
meSi3in.itc 11tult1t ser lln,DPriitit
iih oQcr fraufen Stu0enten arueb.
men. Ties Suitem 1T in Der ge2.
B.ler un.oeriit1t i5ou ieit l1rqe1
So5ren einae'lhrt uno Bat ii9 iebr
er'o,lreih tenihrt.
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9OOesI6atten.

StuHe - Die 9eihe BON @eorae
Stone uurbe nm Nittuod 9ahmittaa
pom Irnuerbauie, 115 8snrlitrnbe, aus
bssroi9t. Rsp. SOHss nmtirts.
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9Ilter uon SO Sabrsu. Or bate ieit %
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Itdrb seitsrn Norgen Der woblbstannts
Shrssr or. Jrso @suj in isiusm Seim,
532 BerIinitrnbs, on Der @diisriudt.
3is @ittms uno stpsi S6bne iberlsbsn
ibn. Die Besroisuns fipbst am Sonn.
tns g|abmittas nm $3.50 ubr uOu Der
oeutih- lutbsriidsn 8irds, @de Der
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