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The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

From that day the little girl was
encouraged to draw. When her home
work was done she would sit at the
window and sketch the passersby. Re-
Gently she left the parochial school
and went TO the public school.
"A few days ago there was some
difficulty over the coming TO this coun-
try OF her younger sister Bessie, who
had been left In Hungary with her
grandmother. The authorities were
surprised upon going into the house
TO find the walls covered with we'll
drawn pictures and to be told that
they had been drawn by little Johanna.
She is particularly good at faces and
figures. and | think that In a year or
two her pictures will attract more
than neighborhood attention. Her faith
err is going to have her attend an art
school. and l am mistaken II she
doesn't develop into one OF the bright
est young illustrators OF the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
GOES MAD I NSING SING
AWAITING DEATH CHAIR
After Strange Delays the Sanity Of
John Bell, Condemned for Muir
der, 10 20 Be Examined.

DER, 10 10 DC examined.
ALBANY July 1s.-District Attor-
ney Samuel II. Evins, OF Richmond
county, New York City. formally APP
applied to Gov. Hughes for the APP
pointment of a commission under the
special act OF the legislature, passed
for the purpose last May to examine
the mental condition Of John Bell who
has been In Sing Sing. under sentence
OF death. for more than three years,
Bell was convicted In May, 1907, OF
the murder OF Charles Wilmot Town.
send and sentenced to be electrocuted.
His counsel, r. G.. Milligan, nled no.
tice of appeal. and owing to the re-
markable series OF delays II has not
yet reached the court OF appeals.
Meanwhile came the discovery that
Bell had gone mad while waiting. and
while no law could be found to legal
lie an inquiry az to the sanity OF a
condemned man, there was disincli-
nation TO put to death man who was
insane. Consequently special act
had TO be passed, and II Bell IL now
proved 10 be insane he will escape
the chair for confinement In state
hospital.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNS.

HoUGHToN, Mich, July 1s.--(spe-
cial.I 1.-THE Duluth, South Shore q
Atlantic railway bridge at Even. be-
tween here and Duluth. burned last
night and II is necessary for trains
running into the copper country to de-
tour by way Of Champion and Saxon.
making them several hours late. II Is
believed forest fires caused the de.
struction of the bridges.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

lated spots. Just deadly. duh grind.
year In and year out--16o miles nom
IL railroad. with no other white 20.
men nsar--I don't see how some OF
the teachers stand II. But the results
are splendid.
I'VE want TO train the Indian girls
TO be housemaids. They can get 81
and $3.50 a day out west We have to
teach them not to be afraid of work.
Salaries for teachers In the Indian
serviceY They are small There has
been report lately that received the
largest salary OF any woman In the
governments employ. That isn't true.
and I'm glad IL isn't-for | receive
only $1,000 year"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Negro to Be Customs Collector.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.--It was
learned today that President Taft has
decided to appoint Whiteheld McKin-
lay Negro real estate dealer. OF
this city. as collector OF customs here.
The position pays about $4,000 a year.
McKinlay came from South Caroline
but has lived In Washington since
1854 lie had the backing OF DIR.
Crum, colored, minister TO Liberia. and
other leading members OF the race.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
No Sewers; Paving Is Held Up.

Lack of sewerage Is holding up the
paving OF Connor's Creek-rd.. In the
Fairview manufacturing district to
the great annoyance OF large property
owners who are building IN this sec
ton. A petition has been fled 70
have the entire street, from Jefferson
ave- TO the city limits, paved with
brick, but II was found impossible 10
pave further north than Waterloo-st
because Of the swampy condition OF
the soil. As the petition Is for the
whole street, It will probably be neces.
sary to secure a new petition. Until
the Jefferson-ave. sewer Is completed
which will not be until after the In
creased bonding limit Is approved by
the electors In November. the manu-.
facturers must depend on surface
drainage. Aid. Korte. Of the Seven.
teenth ward. is working to have part
Of the street paved al early as pos.
sible.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
MAKES STRONG PLEA FOR
CLEAN AND HONEST "ADS"
President Dobbs, Of Advertising Clubs,
Says This 10 Only Kind That
Pays In End.

OMAHA July 19.--In calling to or
der the sixth annual convention OF
the Associated Advertising Clubs of
America, the president, 8. c. Dobbs,
OF Atlanta, Ca. referred as follows to
the campaign for clean and homes,
advertising in which he has borne an
active part the past year:
1t u certain that this gathering
here will materially affect for good the
advertising methods of the whole
world. Here on this floor will appear
the buyer TO discuss advertising from
his point OF view. On the program We
have some OF our greatest editors. who
will give us their viewpoint OF adver-
Using The man engaged In the field
OF outdoor advertising. the novelty
man and the man who neither buys
nor sells advertising, but who READS
IL will each have his say on this
platform.
AS stated to you ON a number OF
occasions during the past ten months,
ii Is my ambition that this convention
be a great educational institute. that
there may be more advertising ana
that we may have BETTER ADvER.
Using. My hope ID that the adver-
tisements, whether they be on the bill
board, the painted wall or the printed
page. may always be CLEAN. TRUTH
Full AND HONEST While I have
little expectation OF seeing the
millennium, yet the wonderful ad.
vance along such lines, as shown In
the past few years. leads me To be-
lieve that the greater proportion OF ad-
vertising will soon be absolutely truth
ful and clean. Why shouldn't II be?
II Is the only kind that really PAYS
In the end, and we advertising men
are advertising FOR PROFIT.
III the advertiser himself does not
realize that In order TO be successful
he must be honest, the publications
themselves are going TO bar him out;
they will do so, not only from a sense
of obligation to their readers, but
from a lively sense of self-preservation
their bigh-grade advertisers will de-
mand IT,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

The horse had no more than got
used To the locomotive than the
street car was invented. Then the
automobile threw him into CAMP,
ton hts.
Now there Is a new terror TO con-
front old Dobbin. and send cold
chills up his expansive back. He
seems to imagine that the aero.
plane is a huge gad'iiy. creeping up
behind him and about TO land on
him.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
balloon Make. lona rrlp.

ANNA. Ills, July 1s.-George How.
ard and Walter Collins. aeronauts
from Cincinnati. Ohio, plotting the bal
loon "Drifter," which left Hamilton
Ohio. at 7.45 o'clock last night, land
ed at Mount Pleasant, Ills, IL miles
south of here, at 6:l5 a. m. today
The balloon landed In a wheat field
without mishap. The pilots had plan
ned TO remain In the air more than
two days and break the 44-hour rec
ord
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Prof. ]. F. Rieman. superintendent
OF schools at Hudson and author OF
the school banking system In use In
several Michigan cities. was In Detroit
Monday. He reported that Hudson had
suffered no appreciable let-down In
prosperity as a result OF Lenawee
joining the dry counties, but, on the
contrary, the Punishment OF the
saloon had helped the city commercial
ly, while freeing II entirely from
drunkenness and resultant crime and
expense.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
EAR cHEWEo IN 6RAWL.

EATON RAPIDS, Mich, July ~
James House and James Webster be
came involved in brawl In front OF
the Hotel Daniels last night and be
fore the men could be separated
House had chewed Webster's ea'
nearly of. House was Immediately ar
rested and paid a fine OF IS on dis
orderly charge, and Webster Is now
making an effort to have the prose
cutting attorney order a warrant issued
for Houses arrest on a charge OF may
hem. The chewed ear is In bad shape
although a surgeon pust in more than
an hour trying to put 1t In something
like normal condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
TAFT AT EAsTP0RT.
Politicians and Members Of Committee
Greet President.

EASTPORT, Maine, July 19.-For
the FIRST time In It's history Eastport
today entertained the president OF the
United States.
Despite the cold and mist OF the
early hours the town had taken on a
fete appearance and when President
Taft landed from his special launch
he was given an ovation. Mayor Gar
nett and the local reception commit
tee had q big automobile In waiting
and the president was hustled into IL
and whisked TO the hotel where the
remaining members OF the committee
and most Of the big politicians OF the
state were waiting to greet him.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
VIII Remark Buoys.

The United States bureau OF light
houses has announced that all the
buoys and floating aids to navigation
In the eleventh lighthouse district will
be remarked. Numbers will be used
instead of names.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Now for Those eeIIe Isle Roads.

The new road roller which Park
Commissioners Hurlbut has been seek
ing to secure to help him in boule-
ward repairs, was finally approved by
the common council ways and means
committee Tuesday morning.
The fire commission was allowed IN
use $500 from It's surplus for the
completion OF truck house No. 4.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
TWO BOYS MISSING.
They May Have Sunk To Death In
Boardman Lake.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, July 10
Especial. 1.-The 10-year-old son OF
Charles Harris and the 12-yearold son
OF Edward Green did not return home
last night and dragging OF Boardman
lake was started today. The boys were
seen late yesterday playing on the lake
I'm N boat
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
Thirteen seamen GO on strike.

The crew of the steamer Forest
City. Is In number, left the vessel ut
Port Stanley, Ont, Monday morning.
alleging bad food and poor wages.
Only the captain. first mate and chief
engineer remained.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
WldoM Wants Pension.

Mrs. Catherine Jacques, widow OF
Lieut.. Peter Jacques, who was killed
in a trolley accident on the Baker
street bridge, July y has petitioned
the common council for a widows pen
sion.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
LlablIitIes, $500; Assets, 0.

Anna Selden, who formerly conduct
ed a small grocery business, filed
petition in bankruptcy Tuesday morn
ing, giving her liabilities as 5000; as
sets, nothing.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

After years OF study OH the inner
workings, habits and traits OF air.
ships the supreme moment OF Gussie
Gohigh's life had arrived. He was 20
see the First Fanatical Flight OF tho
Atmospheric Airship Association.
From the top OF 30-stOry build.
ing. Gussie gazed gleefully at the con.
eatenation Of dirigibles as they whiz.
zed about.
AT last my ambition is realized. "
he cried joyfully. Il now see the
point or these wonderful inventions
But he did not see the point OF a
monstrous Zeppelin airship. as h
came ut terrific rate of speed from
another direction
tTas End.l
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Buttering bread or cracker on
which cheese Is to be toasted improves
the flavor. Mixing paprika with the
butter Is also good.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
JAIL AROUND
| THE T! e! ]. Horn :!!'
BY CynNin Grey

Attractive curtains are fashioned
from allover filet In the square de-
signs. The edges are trimmed with
cluny lace two inches wide, and an
insertion OF this lase is set In four
inches from the edge Anyone who
knows hod To sew could make these
curtains. as the lace is laid on fiat
and may be sewed by the machine
and thus save fully half Of the cost
Of the ready made.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Soiled velvet collars may be clean
ed by scraping little pipe clay or
French chalk over them, then brush
of with a stiff brush.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-20

Pretty summer pillow covers are
made OF silkoline with light back.
ground and bright-colored sprawling
flowers. Slip covers, ruffied IL desir-
ed, should be made Of sheer white cur
tain material which Is easily laun-
dered
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12
Solltoi. 6epdftn!R'eisr.

Dem erober ruiTilhen ShriftIteQer
uno apoit.I fir Weri6enrehte, oem
tiir5lid perItorbsnsn 9rgien 5oIitoi,
mar bic 9soddtniBfeisr gstpibmst, Ole
seitsrn Hudmittag in Der Wuiittaue
itattTano uno Elm Sahlreibes YubIitum
suiammengefiibrt bate. Huh QbIoIz
oirung bss ausesssi6nsten muiitaIi-
iheu prosramms eroffnete Der QntpdIt
Serr Stanleh 6. gopbIe, Der als Bot
iiser fungirte, nit einem tursen Gin
Bid uuf bic geoeutung SoIitpis bic
Jster uEo itellts als srIten Rebner
Serrn 5enrp 9eorge ir. aus Retp Yprt
por. Serielbe tatte ben grsiIen DID
ter Qnfone lsBten Sommsrs duF isinem
S6lob Susnuiu Yoliano befuht. Sn
isin:m Stuoirsimmer hing oos Bib
bon 6enrp George. Dem Single Sars
9or,Gmpfer. unb i'm giiherIhrant
ftunbsn osfsn Wsrte. Reonsr mar
srItuunt. oas Bib iein.s 8atsrs uno
befisu Werte i'm Feruen RuBluno All
finoen. golitoi mar nit Der Sinqls
Gar Soee polltDmmen pertraut uno er
matte bem Sobu aomplimente iiber
bas 2ebsnspert oes 8aters. Rebnsr
perbreitete fid oaun iiber bas 9ebsn
uno Mirtsu oes beriibmten 1ihters
unb sntparT sin feHelnbss gbaratterz
bib BON oemIelben. Hep. Serbert BIZ
aelpp. Der ndhite Reoner, Iprah iiber
bic Single Ear gepeeun9 uno JrGul.
Marsaret 5dlsp bon Ghiedso Tprah
iiber ben Streit Der bortioen MGntelz
nader unb Die iiberaus trauriae unc
seoriidt. Gage. in Der iid bic Rdtbsrins
nen befinben.
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Seorpbte ieine Wattin.
Iran zines Soubufiers pernrIaf,t
Sstne inn 6rano Gentral
gabnbof.

5rou 8. 6. Gbriit, bon gbicago,
Cattin zines aonoutteurs Der 6. 6.
uno g. Giienbabn. peruriahte seltern
Gteno auf oem 9rdnb Central 8ubnz
bofs bebeutenos aufregung, aIs is if
rem Wtann in bem 9epddpaeen ieines
3uges 3u sridieben perIu6te. Sie
5og einen ReoolDer, tpuroe iebo6, be-
DOR iie BON bemfelten 8ebraud MAIDEN
tonnte, entipaffnet. Die .goIi5ei purz
be bena6riatigt uno golisiit 5ei'terz
mann bonn 4. 9iitritt perbaftete bic
Jrau unter Der Gntlagc Dss 5ragsn5
oerborgener Wafien.
0as gbepuar tpobnt. in Cincinnati,
perlegte ieood Dor einiger 3sit isinsn
Wobniis nod Gbicago. Cine perheiz
ratbe.e 5odter pobnt in Rprpouo.
Jrdu Gbrtit trug mad Iugia9e ibrer
4nsebOrigsn bsrsits felt ldngersr3eit
Elm Ionosrbores gsnebmsn CUR S6au
uno mar iih, als iie bic Sseue perurz
iadte, ihrer oanolunsen niht bepubt.
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aleine YpliS einad)rihteu.

- Golparb Wliin6 bon 90. 1892
9snman StraBs li.b s.it.rn isin
Jubrrpsrt ,ur5s 3sit unbeaufiihtist por
Dem 9uui. Ro. 121 W.it 9. StraBs
itsbsu. Gin 0ie6 bsnubte bic 8elsoenz
belt unb peritpano nit pfero uno
Waeen.
- aus Der Wobuung bss Rob.rt
Wullino, Slot s i'm Gitn 6aI gant
Gebdube, ipurben seitern gcrmittas
bon .inem ShIeihbisb SO in Yaor,
cine 6ouotaiae uno ein Nnaus entz
lpenee..
- Maurtee u. Boone, go. 35
Qreaee, iibsreab eeitsrn ein.m untez
tannten. ettpa 35 Sabr. alien g9eser
Elm neuss Oam.ntIsib i'm Mertbe bon
$40 nit benz 4uftras, basIe!be an eiz
nen Eunben in benz 5auIe go. 9O6
Clinton Strabe absuIi.iern. Der
Reaer fam benz Nuftraae iebo6 niht
nod, ionoern perIhtpano NIT benz
aleioe.
Samss 0spaun.p. tpelder ais
Sutitsr bei Serrn 8. 9. SarriIon an
seitsat lit. msloete i'm Yoliseibouptz
quarter. baB eeitern Uormittaa elm
Gint.eter burt elm unperfdloNenes
S.niisr in Isir, in benz StaIlsebduoe
felnes 4rheitssebers befinblites 3imz
mer eirftiea hub mebrere Mn5iiss, einen
llstersisber unb anbsre Saten i'm
9siommttper.1s pDn $84.25 enttpens
bette.
- Ter po'issitsf erti.lt aeifern
,in 1elsgramm BON Der poli3sibeborz
De bon gcuisoiae. Rn., nit Der nit
tteilana. oab Der Heser Mrtbur Da>
ris. irelGJer bier hesen 9robbiebitabls
yslriinidt lpirb. in genonnter Stab.
oerbaftet tprrten iit. Taps Ioll Dor ei=
niger 2eit urtsr M;trabm. bon &Iei=
bnnssitiidsn. ShmudIafen unb onz
tereu Gegenitdnben aus ieinem Soft
tauie al Weit Court StraBs per=
sdpunben iein. Detettip Mllen reilte
ssitern nad aouispine ab. um ben Ges
.faEaenen absuao!en.
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ergreifenoes 2Steoerfe6eu.
angebiid)e Said)cnbiebin i'm @efang.
NIP non ibrcr altcn Wtutter
beiudr.

Die Nluttsr Der am Sumitoa 46eno
IN anpr's 3ebnzGent5sQaben, an Der
Weit 5iinftsn StraBs, psgen anaeblie
den SaitenoiebitdbIs oerbafteten grau
rWaub Warringtor" traF asItsrn bon
ibrer Seimatb, WGooletopn, 8, bier
Elm uno bate i'm 5rauengefdneniB eiu
ergreifsHoes WieoerIeben nit i5rer
Sp1ter. Die ulte Dame, tpeIas einen
auberit seoiegsnen unb oiitinguirten
gtnorut maht. mar uutr0itli6 uno
fragte i6re Sohtsr Elm iiber oas unoere
Wtal. pie iie cine ioIds 5but babe BE.
geben t0nnen. Sic ertlGrte ipGter, Der
rihtige Rame ihrer Sc6ter fei .Wauo
aareaus" unb oiefsI6e pobne nit ibs
rem 3petter Runn on Der 5. unb min
StruBe. Sbr eritsr Maru, Darrinqz
ton, lei Elm fogenaunter .gircus 5ater"
getpeien uno I'M 2ufammsnleben nit
ihm miiBten ibre 9egriffe iibsr .mein
unO Sein" berlpirrt porben Isin. Die
6efanesns ideint itf iibsr lire Gage
teine beIonoeren Sorgeu gu MAIDEN.
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Sincinnafier
in Cumberland, Mb., eines pI0s.
lidJcn SObcs gcitOrhcn.

quli5sichsf SadIon tpurbe esItern ts.
lserapbii6 benadri6tigt. OaB Games
Wartparo bon Cincinnati in gumbers
lamb, Mo.. pIDBIih seitprbsn lei. Der
gsritorbene mar 2lgent Der 8eitiigelz
aommiiiionsbdnDlsr 8opart &c 0oeel
an Der Wulnut Strabe uno pIlsate ais
folher 5pii6en Nep gort uno Gincins
nuti 3u reiien. gr erfrartts auf benz
.3uge uno purbe in Cumberland na9
einem 9oipital gebradt, mo- er balo
oarauf perIhieo. Ms spoesuriuhs
purpen arGmpfe aneeaebsn. Mart.
tpdro mar fribsr lGngere 3ett ala
RadtsGlert i'm hieIigen 0euniIous
Sotel tbdtig. rs mar perbsis
ratbst uno pobnts in Qoro Sairmouut.
no er feline @ittfps unb stpet ainber
hintsrldbt. Die 2eihe tpiro BON eineml
Shpaser beg gsritorbenen nab gY
einnati sebradt psrpen. ~
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5err Muihirenfabritant H 5ert
T. 8d bmann, SGT Gporspopo,
Clifton. puroe ssitern bon l.insr Sat
tin nit einem aqerliebIten anaEen BE-
Ihentt.
Major s. q. gberbarbt, Der
oieien Sommer mad Reip gort ubsrs
seiieoelt 1T, neilt in geIhGftsn unh
gum geiu4 Der tieiigen 5reuroe in
Der Stdot.
Jrau Sobauua Sumbert
bic Witpe bss betannten oeutIden
Surnerspioniers 5errn sSatob Sum=
bert, feierte am geitrieen Gage ibrDie=
senfeIt unb bic Wfitslieber oes pionier
Sanserdors, gu beH.n .ifrisitsn Mit=
glteoern Der beritorbene 6err Satob
1umbert eebOrt bate, lieBen IS fih
niht nebmen, geftern ssrau 5umberi
poli5dblis in ibrem toiigen 0eim Rc.
26O3 guclib Ipenue einen geIud abz
suitatten unb perIonlih bic ber5Iihften
8liitpiinfhe gu iiberbringen. Nuber>
benz fpuroe bas aIbeliebte 9eburtsz
tasstinb nod burh cine Heibe bon
prahtisen Qiebern erfreut. bic oerger=
ein unter Der bepdbrten Qsituns ieiz
nes Dirisenten 5errn aeuier muIterz
sultis 5u 0ebor braht.. 1rau Sumz
bert iieb es iiH natiirIiA niGt nsbmeu,
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6lGdsIpieIe.

Sn Der 8irtbitaft SO. "a St 8.
StraBe puroe gsitern Hahmittog bon
Der poliset Elm anoeblides grapiptef
ausseboben. Der Sdanttellrer gusen
Seaer lpuroe unter Der 4ntloss Der
uebertretuna oss Wtitternahtsgefesss
nerbaftet, pdbreno gstsr WebFtsr mes
gen aneeblihen Duloens BON Glida
ipie.en, unb 3pei 9dIt. Rumeus 8ns.
aoblbrdnbt, ben go. 104 Sit 5rpnt
Strabe, uno 5rant CRAWFORD, BON
Ro. 1403 Rufeu Strabe, Gopinstpn,
an.. ipegsn 5beilnahre an einem
Gliidsipiel feitsenomm.n purben.
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ole bo6Dilltommenen @ratuIunten uuf
oas @aftfreieit. gu bstptrtben uno nas
rnentlt6 Der felbitge3ogene uno ielbIts
getelterte W8ein munbets Der Sdnaers
thdar oortreffli6 unb es tpurbe muns
DIES 8Ias auf ba5 Wobl Der liebens=
tpiroigen 5rau oes SauIes geleert.
Sm bobsn Otter bon II sSabren lit
ge'tern bier 5err W m. Wabttna
IN Ieiner Dobuung, Ro. 1919 Wurter
Strabe, aus benz 2ebsn geItieben. Der
geritorbene puroe in sSrieDsnpalo,
l5reuben, geboren, fam aber Dor So
Subrsn na4 2merita unb bate fih
our6 iein ternoeuti6es 8eIen sinen
groBsn Jreunbestreis erppr6en, Der
ietn 5inideioen tief betruuert. or
mar zines Ser 1lteIten Wlifqlieoer Der
SaIemss s8emsin0e. Die 9seroiguns
ftnoet Wtittpo6 Natmittug um 2ubr
pom 5ruuerbauie uus 1tott.
5rau 6 Caroline Braun, oeb.
ungebiibIsr, Satin bes Serrn 7sriebz
rid Braun, go. 1896 U}t. 8ernon
4Osnue, 5pos part. iit gsitern ibrem
8atten uno ihren BRET &inoern burh
ben unerbittIihen SOo entrjFen pors
ben. Die 8eritorbens, pel6e elm 4lter
BON nur DO Sobrsn srrsi6t botte rno
sinen 9roben 5rsunbestreis b:ntsrIGbt,
Dtro morgsn Nuhmittag um hab 2
ubr bonn Stsrbebous aus gu 9rube eez
tragen Der0en.
Serr % a Gu de, Der Ieit sinern
Sabre in SeattIe anIdi7io unb Res
oatteur Der bortigen vUaT6iuoton
Staots3situng" lit, mubts iit urldneit
elmer Operation unter3iebsr. Gs botte
fl6 ein GbicsB ge6iIoet. Der burh
operatipen @ingriff entfernt nsrDsn
muBte. Die operation lit out perlaps
fen uno boffentlth perlduft Der 5eis
lungsproseB ebenio gut. Dies piir=
lten Die bieiigsn &oIIegen uno Jrsunbe
oes patienten aus gon3em 5er3sn.
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