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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
RARE SIGNATURES
Said To Be Those of the Immorta
Shakespeare

London, March 22,-(Special. )-Profes-
sor Charles w. Wallace. of Nebraska
university is to have his Shakesperean
discoveries officially recognized The
documents which he recently unearthed
throwing an interesting light on Shakes
peare's life, with the six authentic sig
natures of the poet extant, are to be
permanently exhibited in the museum of
the record office.
DR.. William Hartin, an English Shakes
perian scholar, opines that the signature
shows that Shakespeare suffered from
writer's cramp, or some nervous paral-
ytic affection of the hand. Moreover it
was written with a quill pen that splut-
tered.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Pittsburx Regulars Win

Hot Springs, Ark, March 22.-The Pitts
burg baseball champions of the world
were given smoker tonight by the Elks
and was largely attended. The second
team this afternoon was again no match
for the regulars and were shut out.
Score: R.HE
Pntsburg Seconds -. 900 900 OOo-0 8 8
Pittsburg Regulars. .021 003 3o--9 13 l
Batteries: Lowell Leifield, Humphreys
IO'Connor and Simmons; PHILIPPE. Moore.
Camnitz and Gibson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
FOR RENT.

April l, two-story house, just
off 18th ave. South, on 18th St.;
6 rooms and bath; $3.50 per
month. Messer Real Estate &
ms. Co., 224 N. 21st st. Phones
I819.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Their Church Home.

From the Newark Evening News.
Are you getting acquainted at St
Suffly ~
EYES, We ere progressing a little. This
jan!tor spoke to us last Sunday"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
THE LOOKER-ON

Nith an an, uvra Anna yh,rr .~ ua thi~ -id" pr Snake Ir,r p.rIur- a mau should hr forced ,o have hI- head examined tn e,, Il a r,aeouablr r,.uae can Ice found for H>Iug ov.r "u l.e Sandspit east of the PaciHc cold S,os- age plant
 The E~Aimos have predicted au aI1l- that some day the seas would wash .."ay ,hr spit tar mile ar SO and the ~hitr man has a,Nays laughed al JLs wis~ savings of these slmpl, r., f- | l, hut rh" storm ur "Wednesday r5. n.'ry a person f" thinking nut .,niy 'in'-- uh" uNr au rh- Sundsuit. bnt tr,~o "h" own rn,I-rrl an along rr. water front
 Just when" t.t- et"rm llat sent the waves m with such ror,e has been raging isn't known. but il must have been hummer to pile the waters up so high Il ls a mighty lucky thing
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

GO TO THE MOTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and past.y The only CofYee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
THE PHILIPPINE FRONTIER

ih' Attl" inSurrection in tha Pbtl,n. ih's already is anuned out. like n "hdle in tho wind The natives th.,o- selves in the affected isle aided Tn. e"nstabuIary m restoring order
 There may be discontent in th. Philippines based on q desire far n. o'rehdshe" and home government bat that discontent in Manila and m. m"re civilized province of I.uzor has D." oomne.t.ou with the outbur-ts here "''i .tt'rr among thr savage tria.s 3r, 'n tae distant islands.
 X frontier exists in the PhiI.prip.s h'' aa extended fairly even line as "he' sA..ted in our own West hut ;, N'E irregular md broken border |. isthg about forests and nouut,ir. II Is " frontier. nevertheless. and u... all frontiers subject ro foravs. f,,,. bloody episodes. Every now and tb., natitg leader Will dare to shalIane,. 'h' reign of order and will reouir, , small expedition m order to suhsy.
 l'htif.-t are nntInE that ih'E t.a. have frontier in Formos, ."ih"r la"rr troublesome than anvtbinc "r haN" encountered in the PbiIir. l,u,s
 The frontier m these islands IS con ~'ahtiA advancing. here bit or y,,,or hess rescued 10 the culture of eiytI,,. u""' iher" portion of sayar.ry brought under the Jurisdiction of or3., bat until such time a. the fr,nti.r N"ii7h"s that l. until an the surr,c,. "i the island, is reduced to p.aea ana cultivation. there wIu be re,i,ns which. hswrv,r need nat axe,,. ,. Asrr at home
 The Ararh's arr at work a. rail Ways haa The stopy are farming o,r "'f"y has nnu in the PhiIippinas tE.., hfra6s t' mpu"tous their fathers r.,p, 'n Arizona canyons and on p,ko,, I.'.H5.-MinneapoHs Journa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
AVlAToRs MAY COME IN rLocks

one feature of the recent ayiatior meet at Boston that did n.t 5.y.f..,. according to promise was the a.p.,. S'f"ti"n of rhc offensive u~es af r,. "'forlane for th~ destruction of tat tleships
 '.l"h"fai" prrpdratt"ns for this dem "is'ration had heen mad. in the shan. Of white canvas model supposed T., 1'I.res"nt the doomed battlashiu ,pd lAr Harvard Arrouauticai Saelet, .r Tered a pgiz" of sloo for a bomb .rop. r'ng contest conducted at an elevation go. n"t less than l.sO0 feet. of courea Ines" experimental bombs" were mol supposed to be loaded. but even i'm !, S'ai" or nature simmile dropped from mat height by more or less rattlad aviator might be an awkward visitor '" a h'ld where several thousand peo- pl' had gathered to see the sights. and Fl" this part of the exhibition was ra- nrtanrly abandoned.
 II is quite obvious that ta drop a bomb with accuracy from swiftly moving airship Is. al least in the pres en' stage of aviation. quite impossible lt must be the merest chance whether E hts The object or goes wild. Some eNrerlnents Of this sort have been
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
AFTER THE STORM.

Tn" wild surf has quieted and the waves have abated anu all IS calm again few pieces ot drittwood clrmrcd in 8 pile together with little sand dunes caused by the restless Wa i'ls. stand as monuments [" what was the W"r-, disaster which has visited Nom" during period "f eight years %"m" was threatened. for a while dur ung ih" climax of the high surf and had d ''uthoa~t"r sprung up. without doubt Front street would have been swept clean "f all buildings AS il now is enough damage has been done. but We should be thankful that the storm was rr worse
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA. NOV. 4. 1910.

Ey,r> body wants To know how Solo mon withstuod the high surf. w., en- draN"rsd to get in communication with that camp shortly af-cr the first signs ot all unusual surf but all wires were down. Il Is believed that some dam age visited Solomon. but the exact ex- tent and total losses all not forth. coming as yet
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
EUROPE PLAGUE sPEcTeR.

be- mar-haI.d iu htigrdca
 EUROPE PLAGUE sPECTER.
 IL is highly probable, that the plagua- pf old vrr" mrr.', unnamed eridemi.s similar J. those which nowadays threaten aud are L,Id in check hy zaui- tary restrictions and precautions. ChnI- era. yellow fever and bubonic plague have an been ,uhiugated to medical skiil and robbed ar many If th.i, t.r- TOTS
 Al present there Is 50 wave or tlr,,r sweeping over Europe bo.auaa cnaI- ara has broken out io the yiciuit, of tho nnnlius. and l- also being noted in Austria Thoie have bcan ~c,,ral deaths iu NarIsa aud Rome
 That history lcnoata itself i. uu. comforting thought m r,rard- 10 0lagues Terrible cpidcmics swept ,.cr Egypt in the dave Of inc Pharaans. North Africa was long considered the birth rlas" of pheur~ which swept northw3ri through Europe and ravaE- "d the shores pf the Mediterranean.
 In the sixth century a plague made ! death march across Europe from the 'aucau>ian= to Britain and Is erapni- aallN described by Gibbou
 The plague ni ,hc fourteenth century ,altrd S--ooo.ooo persons. or once .ouftn of rhr population of Europe u returned u.th. fifteenth aud -i>r 4lh .,rtuI,- utn les. liw!ynyr. hnr -uu Atth deadly -t.rt These u,,. bu- bout, plaques -uc has san Frucl-eo recently feared and fought $, -ucc,--- muy
 h I@ol au.-,fpnth "t thc roraa- lion nr London d..d from plagu. iu- ported m babes "g mrr.haudi-, from Holland This seems J".... .autem..r-
 nr"us with reports ur an epidemic hirh rNagrd China though ll. .u- lattun "i the .aud a, that tin. .r.- .,ut,I any detailed records
 Sa t"ruhc was thr great I.a.a. If I"ud"n That an epidemic .o g,lrs irAtnu~. n which 4u-unn. u-.r-..s--. .l...I. l almost lost hy oamnrlsau
 h IG5o 2oo.ooo persons dlaJ in
 mrb.ru Europe in lbe space of r.v months and that Wear marks. rrmrs. tEe earat Euapm uIagu. m.alst.gg. lp ths .i-htsHaG ,.h.us. m slaInaic Nhiea began in Tm.,y #raad a.ra Europe aud ane-ilrd "r the population af southern France ua- carried a0- In IF rhc -tr.rts of MarryilIrs MI. llt- "rrd ni,h 10000 mhuu.d con sos.
 The. conditions save blrrn |, -.mi- @r> regulations and rhe -ystem af quarantine. II h.mp definitely ,-uh- l,h.a Chat maN -h.u- brought ai-,l.o Into port
 The last esuus has ual Eaau uee ram ..aurgss al .uiayHie Turkey. Persia and Easrt Hal, been rayae.d ylIh sudden and t.lfHs disea-,- Eu- ropes la-l experience uom plague Of a buhuuic character ",,urre4 m I>Is near lh. present nuthrah ai cholera. II has occurred mtrrmttl,ur> ever since in southern Asia.
 Plague~ are notable ny their hmliac features hur ihe most insidioo- are the silent seomees which like rhe Russian influenza and tuberculosis. come rn stay and hauu medical htll
 Cholera and ys.ou fasar afr been the saamu,- of lHs south In America though sanitation now ~,em- generally tp be triumphant. u tlte case e#at ~mau fov thc disease has been virtually r.h- bod of ra farrar- by vaccination tf mol ~tampyt uut entirely.
 W.th ail the triumphS of ~sluuyr Eu- rope Jr"mb'e- in fear today at the peetcr uI ,pidemie--a fear Inherited from preceding generations af uuhmied UIng4Ie victims
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

Select Beer at the Eagle as pure as c-r be made. Tr, . case for family use. Guaranteed tc g.,e satisfaction or money refunded. Delivered free to any part of the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

for Nome that a strong Southeaster wasn't blowing nerG at the time. Sr th" destruction of property would have been many times greater than 1t was Wr have had enough. yea more than enough of rough water to last for som,. time and We just as soon see the ic, som, iu for the winter 1T II doesn't get e ambitious anu try to push us of tha ttcc of the map
 % *
 l>.Harr has d kick coming. sn he thiuh- and there al, many more right .rr, u Nome who agree with him. Ts. .H.u,rd tn 2r; bumped good and ata ih" minute h'. became bencdict. -uH eyer since that time his has been h.t nf thums according tn the nrin- ..n ul th"~. who claim to know.
 Nr a" know that he married a swell samg girl of Nome and one many -"lr- his junior. and We also know hat he vas very much in love with i.. l.Wg lady, and now that he has H~t h.~. hc wants about twenty-five aan-nnI to repay him for her loss.
 E.'ihnr played in hard luck for a Nhtlr. after he believed he had things aH.ne his way. and he still seems ,p b" having it handed to him in auu,h,-
 Y
 No ~""trr does the telephone wire a,tw..n here and solomon go out of HuH's-tnn when that class of people who ..yc To start -omethingr get - au1 are hears all kinds of re
 r about The destruction of the ..An down the coast.
 II f. purely a guess. and they may 1u rh. nlu on the head. but nothing "f tho city being washed away had been r-r,ivrd at time the story was being circulated about town on Thurs lag
 1T those who are responsible for such 1lr rum,rs could turn their ability to better and more useful methods what loo "r good they could accomplish? Eut ii~ only in plant and vegetable life ha' hli4h, and pretty things spring .rau HHr, aul boggv ways
 E
 Th. mnyar bad rhe right hunch when .e -.' a uumhrr of fellows watching ..n r,.Irtt 2alurg the water front af- ..r ond durns tbo recent big storm. Eeuh ..mter~ have a weakness for .arta2 "0 0uc sticks of timber at -Gr-. uo matter if they never were '"ar.d m tne water but have been in E. r'1r. they found them for weeks.
 Huuth- The better the timber the "an ua,'y they are to pack the same laa Eut with the special officers n al..h ther had hard work In narnhnr ahat they didn't take out of n, .at"r a- it came floating past. or - --.-.--.. nv rur niUn surs
 a: * *
 E,lt'r Stick tu thr Bench
 \ c',"red man was brought before a a.'.n judge charged with stealing .I.aeI- lia pleaded guilty and re- sts# ..utauer When the judge asked ham huw il Nas he managed To steal aHa-r 'hiehen~ right under the window af lhe owners house where there was
 1ag Inps, in tho yard?" He replied 1:
 Hit wouldn't be bit Q use judge. - try t" plain this thin To yo' all h E"u Was [" uy il you like as not would -t y"ur hide un of shot an -.t n" chickens nuther. IF you want .' 'ua"g" in any rascality judge yo' Hsttsr -tieh ua the bench. whar vou am aHIIar
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any time except between the hours 4 p. n. to 12 p. n., by giving notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04
|. o. o. F..

Regular meeting of Nome Lodge No. ,. Friday. T.. m. Work in first de gree. Visiting brothers welcomed
 L. w FROMN. See.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

Secure your rooms for the Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam heat. all the comforts of a home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

Look at the prlzes for the Bowler. at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-04

tried with more or less success, but at elevations of only about 100 feet. Ob. viously the experiments under these conditions were quite vclucless because an aeroplanc at that height would ba destroyed in an instant by rifle or maehIn" gun fire. Nt an elevation of l.>t" ar 2.uoo feet tn. value of bombs for attack would b. tnc n.rr-t matter of chance Wilbur Wugh- admits as much hur put~ t,. ,a~, thus. ly au- al"gy. IT one topped. boat uta,h- a hattleshir she i lIer'y ta r, sunk ir twenty t"rrcd" nn.r- ,r.. 4 -n. rh,. ar likely ,a ~m,s n.r
 Ta make ansat.- ,nr,tty, a. a means .l attack t would n.. t.,.,s ry to e,n' them uut m na,as Perhaps th" tme may cow, whom ttIatnrs snl hr mar-haI.d iu Erigrdc-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03

miitblider Rommsrs ftatt, sci BEN
Or. Sulius Bad, elm pianos sUirtuoie,
mebrere piecen portrug unb bic Wsit=
slieber iih abipehielnb ourcb gefana
uno tomifde gortrdse einise Stunoen
tDitIih autiifirten.
Die WabltommiTdre baben fir
Oapton unb 8ellspue FolsenDe pldbe
fur bic Hesiitriruns fir bic Nopembers i
ipabl beitimmt: geIlspue: /. Waro: 6.
U. 5ausmann's RaFrIaben; 2. Morb:
Srunnel's. 226 Iairfielo 4penue; 3.
Waro: BAL. Steeds, 400 Jairfielo
Qpenue; 4. Warb: YauI 9rabam's,
saplor uno Malnut Strabe. - DAN
ton: l. Warb: Moraan's, 2. unb aenz
ton Strabe; 2. Waro: Soc 5biers, 4.
unb Glop Strabe; 3. Waro: gor's
Ipptbete, 6. unb Dantcn Ssrabe; 4.
Waro: Rob's, 6. unb gine Gtrabe.
Serr Grant Sdmiot jr. bon
Rorpoob. g.. fpirb in Babe 5rl. Soa
Wahle, Shfpefer bes Serrn Otto
gB1hle BON Der 5aplor Mpenue, BELLE
pue gum aItor fiibren.
- Die Serren 8. 6. apbl, 80. 6.
8lblon uno S. aettenader BON Der Bel
lepue 0ousIob 0oge, &. of g., unb
Wapor 20. 6. Guinbp, R. 8. adishn
uno 20. 3. Smitb pnr Der Dapton
Stumbling Star 2oge. q. Of g.. ,peroen
beute nuf SbeIbnoiue, an., our 9rpb'
lpgensSiBuns bes s. Of 9. Sroens
reiisn. Die Damen 5rau Glmp Gar
rea, 6rdu 2ouis 9olt unb syrau 8.
aobI, 0elesatinnen beg galantbe
Sempel Der pntbiansS sSdtpe'tern, ipers
ben iid ebenfaus 3ur aonpsntion oas
bin beaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03
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Sic Nenpurt Sffiec fir bas yGin.
einnatier Sulfsblatt" beiiubet lid, in
HO. 331 gorf Strahe, sceeniiber ocm
6onrtbanie, moiclbit Reuigfeiteu, 4u.
seigen II. !. iu. bis 10 itbr i5 Winntcn
abenoS entgegeuscnDmmcn perben.
Sclcullon Sontf 2401. 81
- Geiunbbeitsbeomter, Dr.. ae6m
6erihtets foIgenbs SooesfdQe fir bic
OerfloTens Dode: 6erIdeQ Slater,
2; Snfant OOran; Marp Sing, So;
Wm. 6uro, II; Sufan gotter, So;
5enrp Remme, 81; Snfant Goe6el, 2
Gage; Snfant gonripille, l Stunb.;
6orriet Spbner, so; grthur Stcpbene
ion 3 Monute; 6enrp 8rotenqiIel,
/; Wfinerua Suter, 78; 5enfp Deiter.
meDer. 70.
- Die Wu6l aommiFdre boben
folgenoe pldBe fir Regiftration uno
gtoo:mberpabl bsItimmt: l. gBaro,
Yre3. u: Dan gaoB, gar6ierlaben;
pre5. 9: Bethel unb Daro, 4. unb
Saratoga; prs5. 6: Wa9sr gros., 6.
uno Waibington. - 2. 0aro, prea.
u: graolep's, Soutbgate uno Golum>
bia; gre5. s.: aiDingiton, 5. unb genz
tral 4p.; pre5. 6: Maichinott, 4. uno
Brighton. 8. Warb, pre3. u: ssrep.
3uerr, 641 Mpnmoutb; pre3. g:
gaihang, 8. uno WaIbinston; pres.
8: JouB, 8. unb Monmoutb. - 4.
Worb, pre5. u: 5ammer, 8. uno 60
lumbia; qre3. g: .. Gspsr, 9. uno
pre5. 6: .. u. 8. Club, Z. |
unb Siabslla; pres. .: :. Shea, 8.
uno Jiabslla. - 5. Warb. pres. 81:
10. unb Srharb; pres. 9:
Vaunninskff 8. unb Saratoga; pre5. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03

fdipinben elaubbaft al MAIDEN. Mud
bamit it's beute ni9t mebr aetbon.
Die sanae Welt III bon einem gieb bon
9elesrapben, Jernfpre9.rn, Brief.
poiten. Giienbabnen unb Dampffhifs
fen umipannt. Mit Der NeriholIsn=
belt III es aus. Selbfs benz afriioreis
fenben ftidt man cine s,iIfserpebiticn
mad, ipenn er iiber bic erlaubte 3eit
ausbleibt.
Der Wcrbpol bistst nod cine fdnate
MOgIidteit -.
Die oIten Shriftitellsr batten Is
beiler, lie beIaben ibre unsuednglichen
Wdloer, ibre unerreihbarin Gambler,
Hobinicns Sniel. bic 5iIapsrei uno
anoere gebeIfe. Die posfie lam
obne bic 0eriholIsnbeit nifi austoms
men. Shaffi ipisbsr ihIehte Der.
binbungsn. uHp es nirb tuieoer beiis-e
Dihter eeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03

6: arinn, 10. unb Boone. - G
Warb. pre3. u: Heaer's, 10. uno GO
lumbia; prea. g: Saser, IL. uno 60
| lumbia; pres. 6: Sabatino, II. III!
Sidbeau; prea. 9: andrr, 10. uni
patterfon; pres. 6: Shneiber, IL
unS Siobeaa StraBe.
prof. gasportb Reeenitein
Staats Superintenbsnt Der 6ffent.
lt9en Snitruttionsn BON aentudp
piro ii6, penn iein Imtstermin ab-
gslaufen lit, nidt piepsr um baa
UNIT bsperben, ba er NIT Ssrrn Gb.
s. SeIlb bon Dapton, ap., cine Ibpps
tatenfirmu griinbet uno bic Rehtsz
praris ausiben miro.
- Sn bieiiger 5taot Soa Elm Ginz
coin Republtcan Club aegriinoet lperz
In unb finbet am Disnitog 4benb su
oieIem 3pede cine 9erfammllng ab.
- Maiter aommiiIGr Samuel 9lnz
b:rion, Der nit ieinsr 5dmilie in Gaz
naoa Die Commemorate perbrahte,
1T suriitsetebrt.
- Jreb. 2dmpe, 8orIiber bes re-
pu6litdniihen Gretutip Sommittees,
bat an Stele bon Sreo. Otto, BaIter
Seffers bon go. 923 Saratoga Str.
ais aanbtoateu fir Iloermorn unb
Charles 5or BON Der 8. unb Wai1in9s
tonStraBe an SteQe BON ssreo. graebs
mer gum aanoioatsn fir Staptratb
ernQnnt.
- GarG ober yMad" 9dtteripn bon
Ro. 1888 Srharo Strabe tpurbe ess
itern pom qoIiSiiteu 4Qie 6pff verbal
tet. patterion lit Elm 3sitltnssertduz
fer auf 3ii9en Der 8. &c u. giiens
ba6n unb ipu por elmer Wofe bic
80ris bes Spbn .. Gial ppn &nor.
bile, SenneNee, nit $120 in gaar ouf
einem 3uge gefunben unb bebdlten boe
ben. 9iaI tam terher unb IpisIte
ielbit Oet:ttip, tis er ben Ramen Dat
terIons ermittelt bate. gr oing bier
auf mad &norpille, Seun., suriid uno
erlanqte einen SdftbefehI geQen Batter
ion. Wtit bemi:lben ausgeriiittet, rsiite
er lpieoer hier9er uno ibergab Der pos
Ii5ei ben TaII. 9attsrIon ipurbe an
Der II. uno Crhuro Strabe psrbaftst
uno eingeitedt. gr be1auptet, nidts
BON oem 8eIbe 3u tptfIen un0 lpiperiset
Ith Der uuslieferunQ nah anprniQs. |
Der Sheriff pon GampbeQ Gountp. |
Senn., tpuroe BON ieinsr 9sr9oftung
in aenntnib gsieBt.
= Die 2ethe pon +. g. Wcaennep, |
SeIsgrapbift Der 6. & 8. 9obn, Der
m Der 5rettug Qdtt msuhIirgs in Der |
Statior Rep 9tiamonb. Stp., erihoIz |
EN- tpuroe. tpuroe geItern bon benz Qeiz |
henbeitotier Dm. 8sB mad Soutb |
gapette, 20. ga, bebuTs gsitattung
@eianot. Coroner Dr.. 9ig6p bat Bis
eBt nod tetnsn Dabripru6 in bsn
5aQe ab9e9eben.
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S,amilton Mn5eiscr, eofnI.N otissa
Ino WeMefeifen iino obsnsehen Gfs
Der 4. unS GbnrIes Strase. llnicr
Haeut fiir Samiltpn ipobnt go. 301
3uro 1srpnf CTR. Selepbun (Some)
Hu. 37S 9. SeIcphou nnieres Gprre.
iuunSentcu: 1913 X gel.
- Cine srpbs Gn3uhI giirg.r bes
nuste oe'terr bos ihone Ssrbitrpetter,
I'm ben JairpIob 3u bsTuhen uno bi,
qusitstlung fir Die 5dir. tpslte bsuts
erDffnet piro, tn 2tu9eniaein gu nebs
men.
- Or. 6. 6. Guiter BON Dopton,
O., IieB seItern Wlittag ieinsn 2uftbaI.
lon r2ucerne" Itei9en uno nahm ben
biefigen 3abnarSt Or. Sites Sbe.ban
als Qaiiasier NIT. Der gallor ftisg
5piIden Der 5igb urb 7. Gtrabs auF
uno nabm cine Rittung mad benz
Npropsitsn On.
- Die 70 Sabre aIte antis Stlsms
ter, lpeI6e Dor % ,5abrsn i'm Gountps
Grmsnbuus aufnahme Ianb uno an Der
gBaiier'utt I:ibet, iii bem lobe nabe.
- Die 8ebriiotr Qopis BON Der
main Strabe. beIhe in olten Wobela
hanoeln, berihsten Der poli3ei, bdb
Disbs aus i5rem !oof folosnbsn GsgeHs
itGnbe itablen: Trei eiisrne gsttiteLIeH,
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