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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15
HARMON FIRST IN CONTEST

Judson Harmon, governor of Ohio, who has
been renoninated by the Democrats of his state
for second term, is the first in the field for the
presidential nomination in 1912. OF course
great deal depends upon whether he is elected
this fall, but his friends sanguine of sue
cess. Should he be defeated in his race for gov
ernor 1t naturally would put him out of the con-
test for the presidency.
Governor Harmon was born in Hamilton coun-
ty, Ohio, in 1916. His father a clergyman.
He was graduated from Denison university in
1866, and from the Cincinnati Law school in
1869. The first public Office he held was that Of
common pleas Judge from 1876 to 1878. Then he
became Judge of the superior court of Cincinnati,
holding this office from 1878 to 1887, when he re-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15


dragged into the affair
threshed
eight accidentally with
struck him.
did the his eyesght interfere with his schooling
through
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15
JOHN MITCHELL'S WORK

John Mitchell, former president of the United
Mine Workers Of America, continues to work for
the improvement, advancement and safety OF the
man who tolls with his hands
For a couple of years now, Mr. Mitchell has
been connected with the National Civic Fedora
ton an organization backed by Andrew Carnegie
and other milionaires His Office has to do with
the welfare of the workingman and results of his
work have shown that no better choice could
have been made.
John Mitchell is a self made man. He knows
what 1t is to toll in coal NINE He has gone
down In the pits not knowing whether he would
come out alive He has had some narrow es-
capes and he has seen his companions and
frionda die at their work He Is noted for his
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15
GORE SHOCKED SENATORS

Thomas Pryor Gore, the blind senator from
Oklahoma, caused his fellow members of the Uni
ted States senate to sit up and take notice day
or so before the adjournment of congress. 1t
takes great deal to cause the staid old senate
to show anything like a panic, but when Senator
Gore intimated that an effort had been made to
bribe him to the extent of $4,000 to $4,000 in
connection with legislation affecting $3,00o,00o in
attorneys fees for services rendered to the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, in land and
township sites, the senator gave immediate at
tention .Jt -.
Then when the senator involved two former
members of the senate in the alleged plot the
upper branch of congress strained its ears to
catch every word. The senator's charges reached
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15


of the University Of Cincinnati
office of the Buckeye
speaks louder than words
so al as concerned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

Theatrical expense accounts come
under the head of play bills.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

TLoRlDA LANDS. Investigate Prosper Colony Orange
Coz Florida. Heart of the orange and truck section
High, heathful, fertile, beautiful. Excellent mar
kets. Increase your Income and enjoy life. Five
low rates. Write II. " Orr, Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

For Red, Itching Eyelids, Cysts, styes
Falling Eyelashes and All Eyes That
Need Care Try Murine Eye Salve. Asep-
tic Tubes-Trial Size-25c. Ask Your Drug
gist or Write Murine Eye Remedy Co.,
Chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

pATENT YOUR IDEAS. They may bring yoa
IA Eu wealth. 6s-page Book Free. Est 1850
Fitzgerald = Co.. .PatAttya.Box 4. Washington Do
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

Most of these waste places on the
farm are the richest kind of land. II
the brush and briars were grubhed
out and the spaces put into cultivation
they would grow the biggest crops on
the farm. The soil In such places is
full of organic matter and other rich
fertilizers, which have accumulated
for years in the form OF dead insects
and decaying twigs, leaves and roots.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-15

80 90 @ %
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

that idle cars are not allowed to go to waste in
part of the country while frantic shippers
are clamoring for cars in another. This is done
by means of sort of clearing house for
freight cars, providing for the rapid listing and
billing of So complete is the system that
the central organization clearing house is
able to give to the newspapers every Saturday
a tabulation of the number of idle freight cars
in the whole country of the day before,
showing just how many more cars are available
than actually in
Thus it is that the railroads work together
preparing always for emergencies, getting ready
to give better service and more efficiently to
perform their public functions. 1t takes a lot
of thinking to keep things keyed up and the
modern railroad cannot stand still. 1t is not
satisfied unless ii is constantly moving forward
a little better each year than it was the year
before, striving always toward perfection that
is put further away the more nearly it is at
tanned.
To these ends the meetings and gatherings of
railroad men all over the country are i'm
portant means They unity effort, keep practi-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

and the men who make the rates get together
for relaxation and consultation of Tree ana
easy sort once year at least. There is a hhe
spirit of cooperation, as matter Oh lact'
throughout the railroad business There is
freemasonry among the men who depend on
the steel rail for a livelihood and a community
of interest that is the most natural thing IN
the world
One has only to think of how clo2eiy different
systems must of necessity be related Freight
cannot reach it's destination, except for short
hauIs, over a single railroad system. 1t has to
be transferred again and again from one ROAD
to another. Trains made up of the freight cars
of q score of different railroads are to be seen
everywhere in the country-New York Central
cars at Los Angeles and Southern Pacific cars
at the Harlem River.
There has to be regular organization for the
handling of these cars, to see that they get back
eventually where they belong, and to see, also,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

benefit from the work they put in while at
Atlantic City
The master mechanics and the car builders
are not the only railroad men who attend the
conventions and the exhibition Purchasing
agents, who have to pass upon all the material
ordered without specification by the various de-
partments, are always in attendance, and it is
an important part of their work. The opportu-
nifty to compare the lines of rival bidders is ex-
celent. samples being in such arrangement that
it is easy to make the comparison. Big con-
tracts are sometimes placed result of these
conventions at Atlantic City, and some rail-
road contracts are very large indeed.
The supply men take II upon themselves to
act as hosts. a rule at these conventions,
and the railroad men, finishing the serious bust
ness of their days pretty early, usually ready
to be entertained and to entertain in their
turn. The conventions add good deal to the
gayety of of the gayest of resorts, and if
the railroad and supply men decide to
take their annual visits elsewhere there will be
a good deal Of disappointment at Atlantic City.
There are other gatherings of railroad men.
Traffic men arc merged in associations, too,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Keeping the organization Of the twentieth cen
tury railroad up to the mark is a matter OF
constant effort. Vigilance is the price of beng
up to date as well of liberty, and railroad
men of the best modern type spend a lot OF
time outside their working hours in keeping up
with modern progress They cannot afford to
allow themselves to be excelled in that respect
by the men Of other railroads, or their efficiency
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

sill soon be impaired and the results imnledi-
ately made manifest in their work.
Rallroad men keep in close touch with
another. They travel about the country watch
ing what is done by others in the same pro-
fession, for the test that a railroad ap-
plies is the success OF the efforts Of it's men,
and modern railroad practice is constantly
changing that the who does not watch
What is going in other parts of his chosen
field cannot expect to deliver the goods
Even now there is great gathering of rail-
goad men at Atlantic City combining pleasure
yith business, these men have to do il they
expect to get much pleasure. Gathered in con-
9ention at the famous seaside resort are three
important bodies in the railroad world-the
Master Car Builders Association, the Associa-
tion of Master Mechanics and the Railroad Sup
ply Mems Association. They meet to discuss
in interesting conventions the topics of peculiar
interest to them and to inform themselves in
dividually of the wrinkles that may have
been developed in the of the year since
the last convention.
The master car builders Of the railroads are
responsible for the construction Of the rolling
stock. Some railroads build all their cars,
some combine the practice of building with that
of purchasing from outside sources while others
still buy all thei. tars But each road requires
cars of type peculiar to Itself in some fashion,
even IL II buys them outside, and its build
ers have to keep up with what is going on else
where to be able TO give the best service to
their own road.
The master mechanic a modern railroad
division is pretty important person. He is
responsible for the mechanical efficiency of his
division, for the condition of engines, rolling
stock and about everything else that requires
mechanical adjustment Year after year his
department has to march with the trend of
modern progress. to become more efficient in
order that his railroad may hold it's own with
competing lines and avoid losing ground in the
struggle for public favor.
1t is natural that with the car builders and
the master mechanics the supply men should
foregather. 1t is with these men and their
representatives that the supply men do busi-
ness throughout the year and they choose this
time naturally enough. for their annual
venton. The supply hold regular discus
Eions of the impro 1t along their own
lines, and maintain one OF the big piers a
regular exhibition Intended for the benefit of
The railroad men.
In well equipped booths, an important part of
he equipment of which, in view of the hot
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
Railroad Men in Big Contentious
Gather i'm Atlantic City to Keep in Touch with III
and Make Their Work Reach Still
Hieher Record
Higher Record.

weather that usually visits the East at this
season. is a well stocked ice chest the latest
devices for use in railroad work are set out.
New signalling systems, new models of cars,
of car seats, of car windows, of lighting sys-
TENS Of brakes and checking Devices are to be
seem Everything that possibly be used in
railroad construction or operation is repre-
sented either by samples or by working size
models and the earnest workers among the
delegates to the conventions derive a lot of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14
lInertuartetes Neiultat
Girer BON 6arrD almbls Der Foll5el
tritattetcu slHleile.

Der 80 Sabre alte 5urrp aimble,
pelder in benz Soitbauie Ro. 80 WeIt
7. Strabe tpobnt. meloete gsItern Der
poti3si, baB er bon einsm 6ausgenoIz
fen, oeITen Rdmen sr mittbeiIte, uul
aletounositiite i'm Wertbe Don $25 TO-
tpie $5.75 in 9udr beItpblen poroen
iei. SpGter itelte iit Die &oitpirtbin
osg Marnes i'm poliseibuuptquartier
Elm unb srtlGrte. bob aimbIe ibrer Qns
Iidt mad ni5t bsItohlen porosn lei.
0erielbs babe oeriuht, lie 81 5pingen,
ibm ben angsbIihsn gerluIt gu erissen
unb ihr nit gsrhoftung seoro6t. Die
iSrou iib.rgab Der pplisst auBerosr
sin.n Brief, Den Il. in aimble's 3ims
rsr eefunb.n hdtte. TsrieIbs mar Dor
einem SntsI aim6Ie's in Snorpius
&p.. seitrieben tporoen, tpelher ieiner
Rsfisn uufforbsrt, porldufig nod niht
naa Grorpiue 3uriid5ute6reH, ra oi:
GrQno Surp ibn in QntIage3uitann
perIsBt babe. aimble puroe ouraui
0erbuftst unb oorldufig als psro16tio
singeIperrt. Gr ertldrts, cap ss iit
um sire qtntIage bss ungeisBIiaer
8srtaufs BON Dbistp banbIe.
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Sauren!tus Stride.
3 Yrice Sil 6,meInbe isiclt ibr
40jaJria;s SelteJtn.

Die ct. Quurentius 8emeinoe, bes
rem impoiante5, i'm groben Sttl err
bautes 9ottesbous, auf grtce 5tl
DeIt6tn iiber Die GanDe ihuut, begrng
9eitern Die 5eier hires 0ier3i9idbri9en
8eitebens. Die 8irne lit gu oieem SUI
bilGum our6 Ginfiibrung bon elettrta
iher 8eleuhtung, Stiftung bon Wtes
moriqIfenitern u. !. N. pefentIi6 perz
ih0nert porbsn. 9ier Der 8unItteniter
itelen S3enen aus rem 2eten oes 81.
Gaurentius, Oes S6uBpatrons Der
groBen 9emeinoe, bar. Die Jeter am
Wtorgen Dur0e ourh Elm 6o6amt etns
gelettet, oos pon Reo. Or. Sobn +.
S6oenboft, Oem Seelior9er Der Ges
metnoe, 3eIebrtrt puroe. ReD 8ernbaro
9ottmann, bon Carthage, mar 9iaton
uno ReO. Sen. Wleperboefer, bon Cos
Iumbia, fungirte ais SubDiaton. Rep.
2Ouis 81. 9iemann, Yfarrer Der ct.
Rofa Stride, Der aus Der ct. 2nus
renttus 0emeinoe berooroegungen belt
Die 5eitpreoigt. 9as I60ne muiitaIiz
i6e Pro9ramm purDe unter 2eituug
oes Srgariiten 5errn QooIpb Stabers
mann ourhgefiibrt. QbeuDs firmteGrss
bti6of Wloeller cine 9roBe Glafe BON
SnGben unb Wlob6en.
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Neue Jbeen
Sir oeu 9etrieb Der ,n erridtenfeI
ftGotlldel 9crbrge
griuneu Wi Dor Sdwab unb Siher
beltsD rotor : mail Oou N.w
g)orf 5Hrlif.

WaDpr S9na6 uno SiterRitsz
8irettor Scott email, bic ii6 DOR Ell
nigen Sagen na6 Sem Yort begaben,
um bort bic itdbtiI6e 6erterge, bic
neueJeuerpebr zGinri6tungen uno bas
8utertuloiis 6ofpital gu tnipi3iren,
itno geitern pieOer 3uriidgetebrt uno
Driitten iia in iebr 3ufris0enitelenber
Weiie iiter ben Gmpfan9 aus, Der III
nen BON Seiten Der Nep Yorter Be-
b0roen 5u 56eil getporoen 1T. Qls Res
iutat ibrer Snipettionstour ertIdren
bic beioen geamten, oaB bic neue ItGDs
tide Ser6erge, Epelde an Steue Der
alten Sammonb StruBe Station err
rt6tet ptro. na6 oem Stem gorter
Spitem geleitet tperben ioQ.
Die ipihtiglte Veuerung in bieIer
9e3iebung ioQ Elm Qrbeitsna6nei5s
Bureau ietn, bas in 8erbinbun9 nit
Der 6erberge tetrieben perDen ioQ,
QQe Qpplifanten fir Elm Nahtlager
tperben obne peitere umItGnDe bic er.
ite Nadt aufgenommen, bod miiTeu
5ie Dor Dem S6Iafengebeu Elm gac
nebmen; ndbrenb bieier 3eit IoQer
ibre Sleiber besinfi3irt uno gebiigelt
peroen. Nm nG9iten Mprgen erbdlt
jeoer oerielben Elm gute5 SyrubItUf UNI
9els9enbeit gum Qrteiten.
IS ioQ ibnen Elm 5itet gegeben nerz
ben, nit Dem lie Ta BEL oem QufIe6er
zines itdbtii6en QrbeitspIaBes mel:
ben miiiIen, um odIelbit tpdbreno beg
8ormittags gu arbeiten.
Dies geIhehen, tpiro ibr Sitet poa
Dem AuFieber inbOHirt, poDurh lie 81
eirem Wtittageiien bere6ti9t Iinb. 0ss
Nofmitta95 tonnen iie bann 4rbeil
iuhen uno i'm Safe lie feline finber, II
es ibnen erIoubt, bes Ra6ts p;scsl
untertunft in Der 5erbsrge gu iut:n.
Gieies progrQmm bari nit gepiHer
9ren3en t19li4 rpieoer6oIt perbsn.
Sn gs3ug auf Acknowledgment:
Sprisen 6aben bic 5errsn ni6ts &C.
Ieben, intersTirten iih aber fir elmer
plan oes Gausrpebr 8omrliFdri
WaIbo, Der in &iir3e probirt perber
ioq uno oartn beitebt, an auenSpriBer
bic 9orberrdber su entfernen Uni
oafur Quto 5ruts ein3ufii9en.
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Ser W Droer Wlaiier
Sol ae(ern a6eno in co6(anO gefe6en
wOrOea (ein.
Aae Nahioridungea ioius,t erfol9Ios
perlanf.u.

Die NafforIhungsn Der geboro:a
BON GodlanD, Wpoming, 0artreQ
unb gineinnat; ra6 Dem fliiAtige1l
W0rber gbtparb @laIier, rpelder Be-
tanntlich am Donneritag feline Satin
Rut6 Stone GlaIier in 2odldno err
idob, iino bisber erfolslo5 perIaufen.
Qm Samitas Qbenb tbsilte Elm Wana,
tpslder 0ldIier felt Sa3ren tennen
pill, Der poli5ei nit, er babe o:n
M0rbsr am Rahmittag on Der blum
StraBs seIeben. SelbitperItdnbl:A
puroe Die untere Stabt iofort sins
gebeno burdiu9t, jepo9 tonnt: BON
bem fliihtigen W0roer feline SPur ges
funben iperben.
Ste 9il6ert, Elm in 2od(uno mob
member qr6eitsr, bsnahrthttgts Die
bortige poliaei, oab er geItern 4beno
gsgsn 9 ll1r 9laIier geieben babe.
0erIelbe lei in Der Nd6s Der WObnunJ
Ietner Shtpiegermuttsr Jrau NeIi.
Rope, in rpslher er betanntli4 DE
glutt6ot beganeen bate, .bdnoeringeno
uno pie pahniinnig bsrumgelauTea.
gr (SiIbsrt) BABE feline 5ruu oufmerts
fam gsmatt uno bieie haze bsn
W0rbsr sbenfaqs geIeben. Qls bsr'elbe
iih sntoedt fab, lei er oaoongelaufe9.
2pdlano urb umssgsno Duroen big
in bic ipdte Nadt bon Wedrita(l
gambler uno elmer In3dbl gGrg'r
burhIuht, icbpd perlief bic Sute
erfolgIos. Die geh0roen iino Der 4ns
Ti6t, bub 9ilbert ii4 gsirrt hab:n
mug, obelsid erFa6rungsqemdB Wtor'
Der 3ureiten, sinsm untDiosrite6Ither
Orange folgenb, Die Stdtte ibres Der:
brehens duf3uiuden pftegen.
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Ginbriite uno SiebItdble.

- Dm. 9. Garen, Elm Wirtb bon
Ro. 1892 8Ienpan Inenue, meIoete
geitern i'm poli3eJbauptquurtier, BAT
iein bisberiger 0austneht, oeIIeH Nas
men sr Der poII3ei mittbeiIte, in Der
SQmItdg Radt in Isiu 2otuI ein9ebros
den 1T uno $40 in 9aar, aleiounsss
Hide i'm Wertbe ppn SIS, sinen RepoIs
Der i'm Wertbe bon S6, iorDie 5tpsi
Gbsts in Der 50be BON S27 reip. SO
qeitoblen bat. Die Gbeds iino 81
8unit:n bon Scm, 1aperion reIp. !Sp,
2uttmer ausgeItellt.
- Sstar 1unis ben go. 752 Beit
7. StraBe nil UNI eins ubr in Wertbe
BON SIS uno um $23 in glar 6eItohlen
tporOsn isiu.
- llnbs.annte Trei5euter brahen in
Der Samitog gtatt in ben Sooen es5
GigarrenhGnb!ers Charles ). gppn:
asr, go. 420 UeIt 6. Strabs, elm unr
entrpenoctsn $3.50 in 9uar, Io,pis ei.
ne Qoritednaoel i'm WertFe bon IS.
= qbil. 0sorge, Ro. TIA Seb,eE
Strabe rpohrtuft, meloete 9sitern in
Qoli3eihauptquartier, oaB etn unce
fainter Ginbre6er $12 in gaar uni
eine ubr i'm Wsrthe bon SIS aus IeInel
Dobnung enttpeno:te.
- Nus Der @ohnung BEG R1lpb u
;Sinlep, an gbapel uno W1Ihturl
Qpenue, puroen bon sinem S6Ieiaoiel
$15 in 8aar QcItc6len.
- 9eprs palmer. go. 26 SIT 9
,Strabe, tetIast ben 9srluit zines On
suoss uno elmer goritetnaoel IN
Wertbe BON $50. Die 8e9enItano
paren BON e:nsm Shleihbieb aus feIa
ner 0o6nung ssTtohlen tporoen.
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S:trdgt scr ourdl bas S,nmberBcy
5eacr angeridlttt: Sf)aosu.

Gin Stilaldrm risf gsitern gluas
mittag gssen 2 llbr Die 6euerlrehr nah
nsm Gebduoe bon s.. g. 9amber9sr
&c Co., go. 624-62S Hace Strobe.
pelhes betanntlif an Sdmita3 ]
2lbeno BON einem Guberit geTdhrllten
Seuer beimseIuht poroen mar. Sas
dab mar pieber in Srano geratAen,
jeoof, selare es Der SpribsH SO. 8
uuo Der 2eiter 60. l in tur3er 3eit Die
0efabr 5u beieitigen.
Die 5irma $. e. Sambers.r &c 60,
ihdBt ben an ibrsn @urrdtben onses
ridteten Shaben auf minoeitens $4o,s
900 ob, iebo1 1T oerisIbs ourA Wsr'
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gerifiuunSenes Nitglico ocs Sgm'
pbUuiesSr Srdeitcrs
Sua in Earis SclbitmOro bcsauscu
habcu.

gurh etrsn grisF, tpelde bic &oIts
buus sgeTiBerin Grau German bon go.
424 Ritmcnb Strafe, bon sinem fri
heren SoitoGnQsr, Der jebt in Ner
0ort anIdTig lit. erbieIt, puroe es BE-
tonut, oaB Der 9ioliniit 6orrp Septn,
Der i'm poriasr Sabre bem hiefi9en
Snmp6oniszSrtsiter angeb0rte. in
qaris, ;Frartrsth. Sel6itmoro begana
oen rare. Der Shrsiber fiat hin8u,
baB er o:sIe Ruhrift burh Die mufis
tersllniou in Rsp Yort srlangt babe.
Sepir, Der 26 Sabre alt mar unr
aus RuBlar6 itammte, pobnte NAB.
reno ieines hieTgen engagements in
benz 2ermsn'Ifen 8oithauie. Gr mar
eire eccsrtriIte Natur .uno Ddbreuc
oes 0inters reriapano er 3reim1l
10 baB bic QoIi3ei eriutt puroe, mad
ihm al fa6rben.
9lls er oas erIte W(al ueFunDen tpur.
be. er3GbIts sr eine h1aritrdubsno. Sc.
Iditte, ME er bon elmer sSrau in be.
rem Saus 9elodt, BORT etuQei4loHer
uro me6rere Saqe lon1 auf oa5 gru:
talTte miPharoelt pproen lei. 9lr
%. December 1909 oerihtrano er gun
speiten UfaI unb er fehrte erit 7,us
Saoe rot Neuiahr nit 8srtrlbtem g.:
iihte unb in p6ui9 perpabrloitem Su
itance 3uriit. glm 81. Mldr3 B. s
perThrunb er tpieher uno puroe mid
mebr 1eishen. 10 bah isine 6abIelio
teiten itIieBIia an isine StreTier il
Neip 0ort gsididt percen muBten.
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Sbemeres SblGibcn.
SaroIo WcMnnn in cincm Suilettc.
;inmer oes Gmcrg Sotels nm
$4,000 bcituhlcu.
Gcnn6aBn-S SOut i'm 3uiammcnGans
nit Der 9lffairc scindDt.

Sm gmsrp 6ctei puroe in Der
Samitag gtaht i6on tpieoer Elm 9ie6.
1t16I, in oieIem Safe ein Sai4enoieba
itubI, perUbt. 0ie bereits oeiteru be-
rihtet, IpurDsn om Samitag bic 3inlz
mer pon 3pei GGIten pon einem
Sdleit0ieb, peIher Ii1 zines glahz
fdIilifeIs teOtente, betrets7. Der Dieb
erbeutete in beioen 1dQsn Stmu4Ids
den i'm Wertbc bon $40 biz $50 Sus
Opfer oes in Der SamitaQ Na6t psrz
i6teu 0iebItabls mar 6aroIo Dc
Wann ron Der McWann Co., go. 403
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