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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
BAMBERGER CARS
ARRIVE TUESDAY
of the Beautiful Brought
West Are to be Placed the Road Between Ogden
Salt Lake-Descrption of the Cara

A train OF ten electric cars to be
operated on the Bamberger line bo-
tween Ogden and Salt Lake is eX-
pected 10 arrive tomorrow from the
Jewett car works of Mt. Vernon.
Ohio.
The cars arc in charge OF J.. II.
Haines and are the most beautiful
interurban electric cars ever brought
west
The cars are known as combiua-
tion cars. that is. they have baggage,
smoking and passenger compartments
To each car. They arc also double
end. They are equipped with four
100 horsepower General Electric mo-
tors and are mounted on Baldwin
trucks which are equipped with &C.
inch rolled steel wheels OF the Master
Car Builders type
The interior finish of the cars Is
mahogany. excepting the baggage
compartments. which Is Mission fin
ish
The air brake Is the automatic
which is the latest air brake equip
ment on the market. The seats are up
holstered IN leather: seats being Of the
steam coach type. high back with head
roll and arm rests; all seats being
made Of solid mahogany.
The cars are full Empire ceiling
design and are built according to the
Master Car Builders. construction
throughout They are heated by
means of the Peter Smith hot water
heaters which are considered the best
and. at the same time. the most mod
em heating apparatus for electric
cars.
The aisles and step treads are COW
ored 3-S inch, knob pattern solid rub
ber The toilet rooms are finished
IN solid mahogany, and arc equipped
with gravity closets and all the best
appurtenances.
The floor framing OF these cars is
constructed entirely of steel. dcadcn-
Ing floor being laid in the structural
steel UNDERTAKING. OF the car: the
space between the deadenlng floor
and the main floor being filled with
mineral wool. which is not only used
for the deadcning OF sound. but also
as an insulation. being a protection
for the motor equipment under the
cars
The lighting arrangement is by
means OF frosted lamps fitted in sol
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
KEEPER
Iq HEAVILY FINED
Charged With Having Sold Liquor Minors Harry Rogers is
Found Guilty in Police Court and Fined $780, After
Severe Lecture by Judge Murphy.

"The statutes provide that the court
may assess fine OF 5000. or cause
the person found guilty OF violating
the law regarding the sale OF liquor 10
minors, to serve six months In jail.
but am inclined 10 question the con
sututionality of that part OF the law
providing for a fnc of $500. In this
case / should like TO give the maxi
mum sentence. but ] will make II safe
and fine the defendant $50. giving
him the alternative of serving 1S0 days
in the city Jail. said Judge Murphy.
this morning. In passing judgment in
the case OF the City against Harry
Rogers.
There is no excuse for the defend
ant In this case and he deserves no
consideration at the hands OF the
court in passing sentence" continued
the Judge.
The complaint against Harry Rog-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

Believing. AS We do. that the
strength OF a community lies in tho
moral. upright living Of the people
and that such a condition can best be
secured by a wholesome observance
OF the Sabbath day. the laws Of vir-
tue. temperance and sobrlety. and
that each individual can directly con-
tribute TO the bettermeni OF exist
ing condition, II IS
Resolved. by the officers and teach
crs OF the Young Mems and Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement associa-
tIons Of the Weber, Ogden and North
Weber Stakes. in conference as
semblcd:
That VIC will use our utmost en-
deRvors 10 secure the setting apart
and observance each week, during the
summer season. OF q halt-holiday. on p
day other than Sunday, and the use
OF the same for ball games, races, ex-
cursions and other out OF door sports
and omusements that are now fire.
qucntly appointed for Sunday:
That we will refrain from visiting
theaters, picture shows, ball games,
races, pleasure resorts. or other
places of amusement on the Sabbath
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

I'd bronze husks arranged to run
across the top OF the ceiling. All glass
Is GIG inch polished plate. excepting
the Gothic lights. such as used In
standard Pullman cars over the double
s.dc windows and In the deck sash.
The cars are also protected with
solid bronze window guards. and are
equipped with the Jewett Car com
pany's patented self-releasing brake
handlesand geared brakes which. al
though practically now things Oh the
market. they having only been intro
duced eighteen months ago. are being
universally used on all inteHurban
roads
These cars are equipped with NJ. C.
b. couplers; also steel pilots The
motors on these cars are gearod AT
75 miles per hour. The cars arc be-
ing hauled on their own wheels from
New ark TO ogden. a distance OF ap-
proXImately $500 miles, and they
weigh approximately 10000 pounds
each.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Admirable in all ways. b. & g.
Butter.
Accidentally njured.-Through the
accidental discharge OF a 3S-caliber
revolver Saturday afternoon Nathan
Chuggs Of Farr West suffered an In
jury that ls very painful. but which
might have been serious. The revol-
yer WAS discharged while IL was be-
ing handled by Mr.. Chuggs. The ball
passed through the leg Just above the
knee. missing the bone, The young
man was brought 10 Ogden. where DR..
Edward Rich dressed the wound. IL
is not expected that serious results
Will follow.
You can get your Spring Hat for
Snc-half city prices at the Five Points
Superintendent F. L. Woods OF the
Pullman company with headquarters
at Denver. was the guest OF District
Agent J. NJ. Kimmel IN ogden. today.
once rooms for rcnt. Inquire Spar.
go's book store. =
Mrs. Joseph Sands of Salt Lake City
Is tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Townsend for a few days.
Classy smoke. Garcia and Vega CT.
cars. =
6orn-To the wife OF Foster Ward
leigh. Saturday evening, n boy.
Good and Bad Rosds-Auto drivers
report the roads In good condition
north from Ogden. but complain that
the county roads between here and
Salt Lake. in Davis county, are al
most impossible.
$3.50 cash buys a ton Of Best Rock
Springs on the market, Phone 81.
John Farr, =
Sues Attorneys.-Daniel Birch has
commenced suit In the district court
against f. II. Henderson and II. r
MacMillin. lawyers. to recover the
sum OF s2.S51. alleged to be duo un
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

ers alleged that at his saloon. The
Turf. on Grant avenue. between Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-ffth streets. he
sold beer to minors. and the testimony
given by the boys who purchased IL
was that they we're net asked any
questions when they applied for the
beer Some OF them bought the beer
at the bar. while others rushed the
can and drank Il at the rear OF the
saloon The purchase wns made Sat
u-6ay night. at about 1890.
Mr Rogers stated that he had sold
beer to two Of the boys who testifed
against him. bur that he had previous
ly asked them their ages and they
had told him they were 21 years old.
He did not remember OF selling beer
10 the boy who had the can.
The elder boys denied Rogers state
me1t that they had been asked con.
cerning their ages. or that they had
ever told him they were 81 years old.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

der an agreement between the com
plainant md the attorneys for the Sc.
curing OF a damage suit for them
against the Southern PacIfic Railway
company in which a Judgment was I'm
ally rendered for $4,000. The suit was
begun Ia 1904.
Sharpen Your Lawn Mower-Tha'
poor old lown mower-where is II?
Dig II ont and telephone L. H Becratt,
the Repair Man-wc will call for and
deliver IT, =
From Sheridan, Wyo.-MTs. d. Il
Sullivan, Of Sheridan, Wyoming. is Wis
ting her mother. Mrs Kate Farmer
and her sister. at the home. 2251 Lin
coin avenue.
Kodak finishing. Tnpp. $40 25th
street
Wanted-A High school student OF
graduate TO learn the Drug Business,
Culley Drug Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
PLEDGED NOT TO
DRINK IN CAFES
Or Attend Sabbath Day
Mutual Improvement Members of Three Stakes Are to
Labor For Half Holiday Each Week.

Day. and urge our friends and asso-
oiates to do likewise;
That We will not visit restaurants
or cafes where Intoxicating beverages
are served or can be procured on or
der:
That while in any restaurant or
cafe We will avoid sitting In booths
OF compartments secluded from tho
view of others by curtains or parti-
tions"
The above resolutions were adopted
at a meeting of all of the officers and
teachers of the Young Mems and
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement
associations Of the Weber, ogden and
North Weber Stakes held at the We
her academy yesterday morning. and
at which there were fully five hun
drcd present
The same resolutions, made apple
able TO these in attendance on the
monthly priesthood meeting of the OS-
den Stake. were adopted by the blsh'
ops and all OF the Stake and ward
workers. at their monthly meeting
held In the Weber academy yesterday
afternoon and al which there were
about six hundred in attendance,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
AN 0LD.TIME RUSH FOR
SEATS,

The Merry Widow" sale at the box
Office Of the Ogden Thcater, opened
this morning with an old-tme rush
Big preparations are being made In
the theater for Its reception. 1t Will
take ~ men TO handle the show on
the stage alone. The front rows OF
The divans are being removed 10 &C
oommodate their own big orchestra.
The company will arrive from San
Francisco in their own special OF
seven cars. running as No. 2. over
land Limited.
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@yVhsxxA
THEATRE
Both Phones 323.
Tonight New Bill

THoRNe & CARLETON
THE Soubrette and the Tap'
FRANK STAFFORD q COMPANY
Presenting "a Hunters Game"
LA VEeN. CROSS & co.
Presenting Their Second Edition Of
Roman Sports and PSstlmes
MISS EMMA FRANCIS
And Her Arabian Boys In Son9a'
Dances and Aorobstles
THE elmeos
Comedy Aorobats and equilior'1.s
meiNNis BROTHERS
"The Novelty Dancing cadeta." Late
OF cohsn ard Harris minstre!s
Caroline KAY G CARE" Helen
In the Act Beautiful
oRPHeUm MOTION PICTURES
LATsT NOVELTIES
oRPHEum ORCHESTRA
PRIcEs:-Niaht, 1oc. 25e and SOC;
matinees, 1oe, ISc and 25e.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
WOMAN SWALLOWS
A TABLE KNIFE

Los Angeles. Cal. April 11.-Scven-
toen physicians OF this city witnessed
an operation performed BY Elliott Al
den OF Pasadena yesterday for the re-
mOval OF a table knife. nine inches
luug. from the stomach Of Mrs. Sarah
Carlson. an insane woman. The OBJ
GRAFTON was successful. and Mrs. Carl
son is recovering The knife had
been in the stomach OF the woman
for some hours before the physicians
could he induced 10 believe that the
woman, who told OF having swallowed
II, WIS not joking about the matter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
IMPROVING THF
STREET CAR LINE
Ogden Rapid Carrying Extensive Changes and Build
ing Road-Double Track Along Twenty fifth Street
New Line North to Brigham City

a force Of men laying them within the
next ten days.
The Rapid Transit company placed
a force of men at work with steel
drills breaking up the aSphaltum and
concrete on Twenty-f1fth street be-
tween Lincoln and Wall avenue to-
day, preparatory TO laying the track
on the south side Of the center OF the
street in that district This means
that within short time Twenty-flfth
street will oe double-tracked from
Washington TO Wall avenues.
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
The digestive impulse

The digestive impulse
IS the life of the stomach.
If this is Weakened
Crippled by abuse,
Eating improper food
The rest of the body suffers.
Body andBrain are nourished
Thru the digestive impulse.
Food is called for, and, fright
The tissues are repaired
As fast as mental and physical
Activity breaks them down
This is life.
Grape-Nuts food not only
Meets the requirements of
TiSsue-repair but is a
Source Of vital energy.
1t contains the phosphates
Stored up by Nature
In wheat and barley.
Grape-Nuts was prepared
BY a food expert, so one
Can get these vital elemens0
without bother, cooking, or
other effort than eating i,
Eaten slowly with cream
1t is delicious, satisfies
The digestive impulse"
And buildsupbrainandneVes
There's a Reason"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
BIG INVESTMENT

4 short time ago O number OF Salt
Lake men investigated the vast coal
fields at Miller Creek Ia Carbon coun-
". this state. and were so impressed
with the high quality OF the coal that
they invested a half million dollars
Of Utah money. This coal is now upon
tic local market and is called ''HIA-
WATHA." II is very hard and does
not slack, and for storage purposes
has no equal
Try 1t In your fireplace. "Hia
Watha Coal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
POOR GUESSERS

Just TO show how good guessers
they are. Horace Foster eucsses that
the population of Ogden is 29.931:
while Dr. Geo. a. Dickson guesses
S1.975 would take the first prize as
tho nearest correct guess. Here is
TIE population of Ogden for the follow
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
@okal.Derid)t
Die 6unoeausfteilmng
Sm Norbiligsl Der Wa fiibaae puro,
seiteru ourd Yise Napor Cabin
sr6Hnet.

Ju 8.rtretung Waopor S6nabs,
Der betunntIid nit ben Serren Der
9plpitoltommiffion nod ouf elmer
Stubienrsiis i'm Often ipeilt, eroffnste
Wi5emapor Galptn gefteru i'm 9eiieiu
zines ebenio 3ablreiden, tpie auh
oiitinguirtsR gublitums turs mad att
llhr 4benos Die auf bier 1ags berehz
nste erobe 6unb<nusiteuung Der Gin.
einnati Gennel 2lHoeiation I'M 0prbs
Jliigel Der WluTisbolIe. Die 4usFtelz
lung 1T bic reiAFt beI9idte bisier
4rt. fpel6e Cincinnati je seiehen bat.
Der treueite 5reuup bes Menfhen, Der
5uno, 1T in alien ieinen 4barten, bonn
groben DGnen bis gum 3isrlihen
goulogneier 9iHD6en sablreih per.rs<
ten. Die sbiere finb fdmmtlih in
gerf6Ideeu untsrgebraht unb riibrenb
lit Die Jreube gu beobahtsn, tpelte bic
hubihen ausitxlunssobietie beiin
5erannaben ibrss 6errn befunben.
0leih geiiern purDe NIT D<r 8eurtbei.
lung Der 5unoe ieitens Des preisrihs
ter aollegiums begonnsn. Dorgefiibrt
ipurben POINTERS, Getters. Waitiffs,
Orobe 8dnen, syu1s 6unbe mnD
WiHDfpiele. Den aiebesbehtr bss
Setretars Der Geitnf4uft. ber fiir ben
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Dies itnb Ias.

Dds bon Der 3piihenItaaili6en
9oRoeIstommihion eingeisbte Shieosz
geridt bat in Der aontroperie sspiihen
ben 9tleerapbiften unb Der 9. & 8.
SsB. Giienbabu entihieoeu, boB bic
Gsute 3u elmer iehsprp3sntiaen ao3ns
aufbefsrung uub CUR SerabieBuna Der
arbeits3eit bon IL auf 8 Stunben pro
Tag bere6tigt iinb. Der geriht tpur.
be eeitern Huamittae Dem gunosaes
rI1i unierbreitet.
- Der Wlil6adnblsr sSrant Sho.
per BON No. 5000 8oloen Qpenus
puroe geiterH BON sSrisbensri6tsr
UhiIIer tpeaen 9ertaufs pertpGHerter
UhI6 5u $50 nebit Soften peruribeiIt.
Der 0enannte bate ii9 i1ulbie be-
taHnt.
DIE bauptIG6Iidxn 2dnbitraBsu
i'm eountp follen auf 9ef9luB Der
souHtn aommifare aeolt iperDeu,
I'm benz Staub 5u iteusrn. Surpepot
sorpen fpuroe ansetpieisn, 3ur ginrsis
hung bon angeboten in ben 3eiiunsen
luf3uforoern.
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ungcmiitblider aemtudier.

Der % Sabre olte Geprge aair, bon
Jra3ier, ap., lag gsitern abenb ifio.
teno auf einer Gsllerthiire Dor Der
Wirtbid1ft Dss Gsoree grinf on Der
Ode Der 3. urb plum StraBe, als
Der 5oustneft hss grint i'm aufipedte.
Gatr 5ps Elm WtiTer unb Der Saustnedt
fldhtste iif in bic Wirtbiduft unb
belt bic 2biire binter iidh sn. Der
Gentutier lisb tarauf feline Dutb an
Der 3hiirfheibe aus. Sn benz Qugen-
bid ols er bieielbe serI6metterte, ers
fdien Serssdni aeibel duf Der gilo>
fldfe unb rdBm ben ungemiitbIi1sn
Gunben feVt. Der 9eFangsne, on ipeI.
dem Elm SAInarins porgsfunben nu,s
be, fpuroe inter Der gn.iaes bes unor-
oeHtIihen 9tnebmens uEo hes 1rassns
perborgensr Gafien sinsefpsrrt.
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8!nblinlmer'G Ginutibuns am Ion,
nerita3 nno Sdautnruen am
Samitag.

SIN QorbsGineinnati 5urnperein
bereitsn iid5 bieIs 9Bo6e groBe Dinoe
Dor: gtntreIbung bes alub3immers
uno bas srobe S6auturnen. Die Gin.
tpeibung bss ponftdnois umgebauten
Rlub5immers, bic am 9onneritaa
abenb erfolgen ioll, 1T stpor tsine
Stoatsattion, absr fi6erIid cine lpid@
tise WereinsaftioH, burh bic aufs geue
baraethon pirb, bob bic 2eiter bes
Bereins nidt iiebsn bIeiben, fonbern
INNER bemIbi iinb, ben gersin auf
Der 5Ohs Der 3eit 3u srbalten uno ben
Witsliebsrn in Der 9urHbdlle Elm fpirf.
Ii6ss 6eim gu bieisn. Der SaaI lit in
altoeutIhem Gtil eingerihiet unb tpirb
obne 3fpeifsl ben geifall Der Mitalies
Der finoen, penn iie iih morgsn 4benb
gum Ginpeibungsfeit einftellen. Dagz
ielbe fiabst in 8erbinbung NIT Der mo.
ndtlihen @eriammluns itat., alio bops
pelter NHlab sn Sablreihtm DeTud.
Das anoere Greignib i'm Wersins-
leben bilbet bas Ghnuturnen, bas am
Samitas gibenb in berMuiitbolIe ftotts
finbet nnb 4lles auf bic Heine brinssn
ipirb. bns i'm QorbsGineinnoti Turn.
perein benz SurnDoter Jnhn hulbigt.
8ergangenen Gcnntaq Nahmittog mar
bereits 0eneralprob. abgehalien ipore
ben unb iebe uebune gina fdDn ME am
Ghniirhsn. 1urnItbrtr Geub bat ss
an Wiibe nidt febltn laifen, absr am
Samitog Nbenb ipirb CT nit ftinen De.,
treusn asiasn. bab Der DersoHsne
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reiit, I'm fih no1 europa einsuIhif-
fen. Die 8efelf9aft ipirb brei Mso.
nate bafelbit sripeilen.
Morgen Radmittag finbet aum
geiten Der Gp. grpt. ct. gaulus 8ez
metnoe EN- aaffeetrdn36en in Der
S6ulbolIe an Der II. uno ganfIid
Strabe ftatt.
Sm 8unbeseeri6t puroen oes
tern Die Irgumente in bem Salle Der
II SabatpfIan3er bon Grant 60, bes
gergebsn gegen bas 9innenitaaten.
Sanoels9eieB ungstlaet, eeb0rt. Die
anipdlte Otteripn, Wpnn uno Mners
oerluhten 81 betpeiien, oab Elm einsiz
ses 8er9eben teine 8erI4p0runa lei
uno oab Die a Srbpft Sabat, Die BEN
gttenbabnclert in Srp 9ribqe aboe-
nommen pnroen, nur besbalb 8uriidbez
balten Durben, I'm Den Sabat nibt ouf
ben Wtdrtt gu brtngen. Gs lei einerlei
oh Der 5dbat na6 Cincinnati poer naC1
elnem anoeren Sbeile bes Stootes Sen.
tudp 9eianot tpiirbs, Elm 8erqehen oez
gen oas ginnenftautenz6 6unbelseeieb
ltege ntht por. Die @rpBeefhnorenen
1elen BON einem @lert eespgen poroen,
Or babel einen beIttmmten 3ned perz
folgte. Rt6ter 8u 9feas, Spesialz
gertreter Der Reaierund drqumenttrte
odge9en unc 8ihter Gp6oran nabm
ben San unter 8eratbung, Gr piro
ielne Gnti6eibung an bem Gage abqes
ben tpenn Die SdQe CUR 9erbanbIuna
auf9erufen tperben. Die 5GQe iinb auf
ben IL. 4pril feftgeieBt. Das 8efuh
fIr 9tteoeri6lagun9 Der gtntlage ipurbe
pertpeigert.
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Nmf benz 1autm
Sinh nniere Giienbabnsn. mn uner .
'uartstsn anioroeruHaen ioiOrt
begesnsn Ju f6nuen.

8or einigen Wohen ereianste lid, in
| pittsburg an siHsm Sonntaqe Elm gi.
ienbdbnturioium, bas alien sSenen. bi.
es nit erieb,n Durftsn, iiber bic unbes
sren3ten MogIi9teiten elmer arobcn
etienbabnperpoItuns bic augen 6ff.
nete.
Yin betannter Sourndliit unb elm
Bdbnbeomter itonben gerabe auf benz
psnnipIpanid 9ubnbof in gittsburo
tn ongerester llnterbaItuns be;einons
Der, dIs iib Der 9ruppe pIobIin elm
dufgereet breinblidenber 6err nabte.
Der iih ais Der Reprdientant elmer
5hedteraeieafhaft porjteIIte. bic ibrsn
3u9 ndh Ghicdgo permibt babe, aber
am abenb besielben cages bort elm.
treffen miilIe, nm ibren tontraftlihen
gsrpfli4tunsen nahtonlmen su tons
ren.
Der gifsnbabner iieIIte an ben
sbsatermonn einige sSroaen unb in
nleusi9t tbenfopisl Minuten bate er
Die Situation peritanoen. RAD Der
lduf bon taum elmer baIben Siunb:
tiono Elm aus Dret Gep6dpuoen, 3tpsi
gsrionentpoaen uno slpei Snlaffpaaen
beItsbenber 3ug gum 8erlofTen Des
a5ittsbur9sr gabnbofs bereit. Ter .3ua
ndbm oas aus Sc perionen kTtenoe
Veriondl Der GjeIelihdft, Iolpis
idmmtIihes Gepdt nit ii6 unb in 1T.
Wanne ipurbe BEN Grain nod Elm
SpeiieDagen dngsbdnei.
Den beiosn 3sugen Der S8ens uuf
bem gittsburgsr gabnbpf ipurbe bic
Wtitreife gsitattei, uno Die Sfnslias
teit, nit Der al bies Dor iid alma,
md6ts ouf iie einsn tisfen Gtnorut.
Die Reiie gin9 ohne ieoen 3niiteu.
ian gIatt BON Statten, oa ale 3pi. |
iheritotionen BON 5erdnnaben bss |
GTtru3uges re6t3eitig bsnddri6tigt |
iparen.
SieIer 8orfaa mar tuieoerum elm |
BetipieI fir Die muitsrhafte Srouuiiaz |
tIon mooernsr Observation-Disclosures |
8ortommniiIen asaens |
uber, oas 4Qsn, oeneR IS perqonnt |
mar, odsielbe 81 erIeben, bic Qugsn |
nett oeoffnet bat.
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- Jruu GIifubetb SO. 9unsoorf iIt
geitsrn in ibrer g8obnunQ, go. $50
Joote Ipenue, i'm QIter bon 65 Sabreu
geitorben.
- 5rQu Soiepb S6uBmunn unb
Sobn bon 8eQepue Iino Quf gefuf
naa GIgin. 81. esreiIt.
SRI. 4nna 9. 9utIber nurbe fir
Den SelleOue= Diitritt aIs 9eniusaufs
nebmerln ernunnt.
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