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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
INDIGESTION IS
ENDED FOREVER
0utos- Order stomaohs Feel Fine Five
N Minutes After Taking a Little
Diapepsin.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach II you Will take
- little Diapepsin occasionally. rms
powerful digestive and antacid, though
- harmless and pleasant as candy
Will digest and prepare for assimila'
,tior into the blood all the food you
can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves,
without the slightest fear OF lndiges-
ton or that you will be bothered With
sour risings, Belching. Gas on Stom'
ach, Heartburn. Headaches from
stomach, Nausea. Bad Breath, water
Brash or feeling like you had swat
lowed lump of lead, or other dis'
agreeable miseries. Should you De
suffering now from any stomach ans
order you can get relief within nVe
minutes.
If you will get from your pharma-
cist a 50-cent case OF Papes Dlapep-
sin you could always go TO the table
with a hearty appetite. and your
meals would taste good because YOU
would know there would be no IN
digestion or Sleepless nights or Head
ache or Stomach misery all the next
day; and, besides, you would not
need laxatives or liver pills to Keep
your stomach and bowels clean and
fresh.
Papes Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure the worst case of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There is nothing better
for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors
from the stomach or TO cure Stom-
ach Headache.
You couldn't keep handler or
more useful article in the house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03

ed by Mrs. Bowen, the wealthy society
woman who is helping the garment
workers in their battle for better con.
ditions. The so-called "capitalistic
press, never over-friendly TO the
unions, has given liberal space 10
boost the milk fund.
This is the way the situation was
set forth In an editorial In the Record
Herald:
Investigators who have visited the
homes OF the striking garment work
ers report thousands of babies are IN
danger OF starvation.
A new slaughter OF the innocents
Is impending.
I'm civilized warfare. as Mrs. Bowen
points out, noncombatants are pro
tected
What Is more innocently noncom-
Blatant than a baby?
"All these babies need milk.
1.-The women mentioned, with 9th
ers, have started a babies milk fund
TO meet the distressing situation.
The merits or dement's Of the
strike are not involved.
1T is an essential and fundamental
humanity winch Is concerned huu
which should prompt your aid"
Two thousand dollars was contribute
ed the day after the appeal was made,
and on the following morning every
mother among the strikers who had
a child in arms was given a quart of
fresh milk.
Mrs. Joseph +. Bowen, ardent cham
pion OF the strikers, is woman OF
immense wealth. They say that she
could meet the payroll of the 10000
strikers every week and hardly feel
the strain. Yet her sympathies are
all with the workers.
1T must be the universal chord oil
,ympathy that is in most breasts.
she says. II feel for the strikers
Who are facing dreary winter. TO
hink OF them as possibly cold and
hungry is something that stirs me.
understand that the Issue Is
more working conditions than sal
,ry. But no matter what the strikers
get, IL is little enough. from what
hear"
SO she started the milk fund with
a check for 81 900 and busted herself
with the administration Of the fund
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
MICHIGAN BANKS
SHOW BIC GAIN
Aggregate Business Jumps $3.475,3S6
Since Last Report Was Issued
September l.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 3.-(Spe-
ing Commissioner Zimmerman, is
sued Sept /. there has been a gain
in the aggregate business OF Michi-
gan state banks OF 3,475.SSS.67, &C
cording 10 the statement issued to-
day. which covers the period ending
Nov. 10
When the last reports were made
10 the banking commissioner, there
was sS4,9s0, 07004 in the commercial
departments of the state banks, and
in the savings departments, 1885,
S50.12, total of $l22,547 .420.l6. The
commercial deposits amounted TO
SCI, 23S, lSS.4S and the commercial
certificates of deposit totalled So
937 ,27292.
Compared with the report OF Sept.
/. the savings deposits alone have In.
creased s1,964,627.5l.
There has been an increase in cap
ital stock OF s20s,Sl0. The total re-
serve maintained by Michigan state
banks on Nov. 10, was S50,707 ,622 40,
or 1910 per cent. The total cash
reserve amounted TO sl7,372.129 81, or
6 clio per cent The total reserve
carried by Michigan state banks is
therefore approximately S7,0O0.000
over the requirements OF the banking
law Based on savings deposits OF
$l69 or, 1881 the law requires
mortgage and bond investments OF at
least $S4 In addition to
keeping the necessary legal reserve.
This amount is exceeded by $2l ,9OG,-
02932
The department has ruled that the
savings investments together with
the savings reserve must equal the
amount of savings deposits.
The report shows the requirements
OF this ruling 10 be exceeded by So
353 235.SS Since Sept. 20, 1910. the
stan OF the department has examined
l76 banks. making 1853 examinations
OF state repositories since the first
OF January.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
HEALTH OFFICER HOLDS JOB.
Flint Aldermen Vote to Dismiss
Charges Against Or. Patterson.

FLINT, Rich, Dec. Sat a special
executive session or the common coun'
cil last night charges made against
DIR. NJ A. Patterson as health officer
were dismissed and motion was car
Red to retain him as health officer
Three aldermen thought DR.. Patter-
son ought TO be removed while nine
voted for his retention IN office
Mayor Selby preferred two charges
against the health ofncer: nrst. that
the doctor ordered a woman TO the de.
tention hospital az a suspected small
pox case and two hours later sent her
back TO her home; second, that the
doctor took man, Ill with smallpox
from his office. down the street and
into a place where he waited for an
ambulance, thereby exposing people to
the disease.
Four physicians gave testimony "a
s the effect that while DR.. Patterson
n acted indiscreetly, yet his action was
4 what most others would do under the
circumstances, and in their opinion
did not furnish sufficient cause for tn,
health officers removal from Office
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
DROPPED BOULDER ON GREEK.

KAI.AMAZOO. Mich, Dec. Ut
was brought out in court yesterday,
that George Boloohas, Bulgarian,
.iow on tIial, dropped 75-pound
stone on the head of r. Stergloulas.
a Grek, who lay asleep on the bank
Iof the Kalamazoo river According
To- the testimony OF George Topas, a
Greek, Il. Sieerios a Bulgarian. who
Is held with Boloohas. confessed TO
the witness. ne had forced his com
panion 10 Kill the man AZ the point
OF q revolver, for the purpose OF rob-
berry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
SIX DAYS IN FREIGHT CAR.
man Chooses Death BY Fire But /
Saves His Life.

KINGSTON. n Y, Dec. s.-Prank
Stoss' imprisoned for six DAYS I'm A
freight car while stealing a ride from
Cleveland, Ohio. 10 New York chose
death 10y fire I'm preference TO death
from starvation and thirst But his
attempt al suicide, after be had fred
the car. resulted In saving his life.
When the train reached Kingston
Stoss was nearly delirious from star
walton and thirst. In desperation. ne
set fire TO pile OF straw in the cor
ner. The fire attracted a brakeman
The wouldbe suicide is In the Aims
house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
MATTHEW'S FUNERAL, MONDAY.
Macomb Sheriff, Shot BY Boy, TO Be
T. Buried At Mt. Clemens

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. Dec. d
The funeral OF Sheriff Joachim Mat
thews, who was shot by Benny Co
vaere, a l4-year-old boy. when the
officer went to the Govaere farm IN
Harrison township to arrest the boys
father, will be held here, Monday. A
general suspension OF business is ex-
pected
Joachim Matthews was born in
Germany, 81 years ago, and came to
Michigan in 1870 He was married
80 years ago TO Mary Zanders. There
bre five sons Paul, Albert, John,
Joachim. Jr., and Christian, all liv.
ing in Mt. Clemens.
Under-Sheriff John Matthews suc-
ceeds his father as sheriff.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
KILLED IN EXPLOSION.

GRAND RAPlDS. Mich, Dec. 3
Dynamite and caps stored In steel.
cased house az the plant OF the Ala.
bastine CO. southwest OF the city. tx.
ploded. one piece OF the building ny
ing 200 feet and striking George Nun.
see, laborer in the abdomen, Kill.
ing him instantly Munsee was 90
wears old and leaves family No
cause is ascribed for the explosion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03

burning process the resulting "cllnk
er" is finely pulverized, and carerul-
" protected from moisture until
ready for use.
Tests recently conducted by the
United States government at Sandy
Hook, have proved the adaptability
OF concrete for the construction or
walls for Notifications. Twelve-inch
projectiles were fred into concrete
walls twenty-five feet thick. at SUI
ficiently high velocity TO pierce TWEEN
ty-two inches of steel. and while the
shell went through the wall, the re
suits were so gratifying that the gov
eminent is now considering the ad
visibility OF using this material In
the new coast defense works In the
Philippine Islands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
ACCUSED BY WOMAN.
Fred Hindey Locked Up on Complaint
Of Former Sweetheart

Of Former Sweetheart.
Fred Hindey is under arrest In the
Central police station on a statutory
charge preferred by Mary Warner. He
was brought back from Fremont. Mich.
by Detectives Stenton and Dowd
The woman says that some time
ago. Hinder promised TO marry her,
but she declares that he disappeared
the night before the wedding and
married another
She says that later she met him In
Spokane, Wash. and demanded that
he support their child. There was a
row on the street and she slapped
his face, she says.
hindez was arraigned in police
court Thursday. and his examination
p, set for Dec. 9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. Dec S.--The su.
preme court. yesterday. heard the
following cases Argersinger Va.
Commonwealth Power company:
Larsen VS. Home Telephone com
pany. Dingeman vs. Duluth. South
Shore < Atlantic Railway company
This concluded the hearing OF cases
for the October term. Court adjourn
ed until Dec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03

Dec. II. Is and IA,
will ind AT every
stage of their Jour
ney increasing cyl.
dences OF the null
tifold uses 10
which their prod
net is being put.
They Will cross
via Il ucts an d
bridges OF rein
forced concrete;
they will see wa
ter tanks OF &C.
ment; there Will
be an occasional
suburb in which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
DIES IN PHILIPPINES.

SAGINAW, Mich. Dec. 3.-Word
was received IN Lyons township.
Gratiot county, Friday, OF the death
of Miss Jean VI Tibbiis, aged A., lu
the Philippine islands, OF malarial
fever Miss Tibbits vas one OF the
first teachers who volunteered TO 20
TO the island possessions in 1888
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
PRISONER is BOUND OVER.

MONROE, Mich, Dec. Especial
The prosecuting attorney this
morning, arraigned Aspocita Jannero
before Judge Berthelo, on the charge
OF assault with intent to do great
bodily harm in shooting ut com
panion, yesterday The prisoner
pleaded guilty and was bound over
TO the circuit court. lie could not
furnish bail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
Ends Winter. Troubles.

To many, winter Is season OF
trouble, The frost bitten toes and
fingers, chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold sores, red and rough
skins. prove this But such troubles
fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A
trial conyinces. Greatest healer OF
Burns. Boils, Piles, Cuts. Sores, Ec.
zema and Sprains AT T.. e. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co, Gray and Worces-
ter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
DIES OF SMALLPOX

LAPEER, Mich. Dec. One
death from smallpox occurred Friday
in the state home for the feeble
minded near Iapeer. There are Ii
cases I'm the institution. The militia.
men are enforcing the quarantine in
drifts OF snow Is inches deep.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
USES OF PORTLAND CEMENT
By FREDERICK J. HASKIN.

Members of the Association OF Am
erican Portland Cement Manufactur'
ers. on their way 10 New York 10 at
tend the annual meeting 10 be held
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03
GOES INTO RECEIVERS HANDS.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Dec. B.
Especially The Barney Company to
day went into the hands of receiver.
The creditors will probably be paid In
full. John T. Beadle has been appoint
ed receiver
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-03

Alaska had an earthquake. but It
didn't perceptibly loosen the grip OF
Guggenheim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
slns bem Yoliseigeriht. Il.

Ter friibsrs Wet1obiitenpfdrrer unb
Danoerpreoiger Rep. George Wdpsrs
lp Briggs bate iih unttr Der antlags
bes alsinbiebitdhls su perdntrportsn.
Die Gin5eIbsitsn oss 5ulles iinb beretss
aeitsrn ousfiibriih in bieiem gIdtts be-
rihtst iporoen. Briggs mar iriihsr
elmer Der akgsiebeniten uno fGbioften
AdH3elrebner oes aanoss, bate lih
aber Dor sinisen Sabren oem Opium
genuB ergebeH uno mar bon Stufe 5ll
Stufe gefuntsn, Bis sr i6IisRli5 am
5reitag abeno in 5rdntsn's apotb.se
an 8. StrdBs uno Central 2lbe. babel
abgefdBt tuuros, als CT cine StahteI
Shreibfeosrn itahl. Gr 6ehauptets,
ben Gie6ftahl bsaangen gu bdben, um
eingeIperrt 3u fpsroen unb cine 3nanoss
tur ourhmahtn 3u miiiIen. Rittsr
gobe perurfbeilte ben Wann III elmer
8eloitrafe pon $50 uno Soften un0
Briggs lUiro fomit ungsfdbr bier Wcz
nate lang teire 9eI.eenbsit babsn, Isis
nsr asioenitafi gu frobnsn.
emil guhboI5. Sobu S6neiber,
Ulite Bettret unb Ulartiu Ruis rparsn
duf elmer 8isrreiis in anaetruntsnem
3uitanoe in Sireit geratben uno bat
ten iih tDegsn unorosntli6en Be=
nehmens Su uerantiporten. Ulite qettz
red. tDeI6er ben berDorrdasnoItsn 4r=
thsil on Der Sdldgersi 1snommen bats
te, fpuroe nit elmer 8slbftraTe bon SO
nno aoittn beleet; S6nsioer unoguhz
bols mubttn bic RDften soblsn uno
Rufe tpuroe freigsiprohen.
Wsbrere Wirtbe Duroen pom berq(nz
'Idge Der usbertretung bes Sonutaass
seieses frsig.iproden, pdbrsnb perz
ihieoene anoere ipegtn 8srlebuna css
Wiiternohtsgeissss bi. iibliten SO
uno foitsn 5u hinterlsgen batten.
DIR 5dII nsgsn 6drrn 8. Qatt.n
nno Wfartbd gDdlih. rpel6s unter s-r
antlas. bss ROroes itsbsn, puros Der
fho6sn.
GdfIeIbe ssibab NIT benz sau a.asu
ben oes Ginbruhs aHqstlaot.n BARN
Boomers.
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Na6 bemtidjem gysmiter
Sollen 6ortbilonngsidulen in Ohio
geidafieH iperleH.

Seitens Der bisiistn S6ulbsborben
fpiro binnen fur5em cine getpegung
ms Qebsn serifen iperbsn, tpelde bic
paiiirung einesS Staatsgeisbes poriieht,
'ourd ipeIf,e i'm Stadts Ohio 1ortbilz
oungsihulen nah beutIhsm Mufter
sefhaffeH iperben. 9ds anaeitrebte
9fsb folf in erItsr 2inis audi bic Be
itimmuna erbalten, bdb alle ainoer bis
gum Doltenoeten 16 2ebeHsiabre gebaIs
ten iinb, Dieie S6ulen su beiuhen.
Die nothipenbige 3sit gum Gful-
bsIuh muB linen bon ibren Qr6eits.
esbern 3useitoneen pernen. Wlit Der
Bropaganoa fir elm berortisss GsieB
foIl 9elsaentIih Der Transformation
Der Shulratbsmitelieber bsoonnen
iperbsn. bic in bieier Node in eolum.
bus iidttfiRDst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

1906 IN sinem Bnsgp iiber bic Nee
tern apenus, als Ddsfelbe an Der
aren3ung nit Der 5Opple StruBe bon
elmer Gar aetroffen. nobel er ielbit
duf bic 5frabe eefhleuDtrt unb erbeb.
| lid psrleBt ipurDe. Gr firengte bess
balb cine alaas iiber $4,000 segsn oi.
Cincinnati Traction SO. an, in mel.
der bic Gefhtporenen bes aihters
Diffon geiiern ein @erbitt gu 9uniten
Der Derildetsn nbguben.
Ru 9ia B : angelesenbetten n.
Uaihdel G1um iIt Rahlobbertpalte-
bon Sgnatius 9aum; peHOnalisn
500.
Wihael Damn lit Vahldbpertpaf=
ter BON Roberi War5cib; perIonalien
500.
Gto. Hieboff, H., III NadlaBper.
matter bon 5erman aolfmeisr; Berz
ionalisH $500, ,grunosigentbum $1,000.
NmaHba Wentmel in gla6lafper=
dralierin BON Gillette Jsbelmdnn; Der.
ioHdIien $lUD.
., 6. 4sller iii Qahldbperlualisr
bon Geroinano Reutomm; 8runbtis
gsnibum $500.
Ularp 5urlong III RddlldBDsrlpal.
term Don Gas. 8. 5urlons; gsrIonaz
lien $400.
Darn Ratts III 1eItamentspoaz
'trsderin bon sSoitpb maite; 9runosi.
eeni1um $1,000.
Slfie 6. Roa IN Rahlabpsrtuoltertn
bon Sds. Roa; gr1lnoeiqentbum
$1,000.
Sofspb 8laf6 III gta6labpertpaltsr
BON RlfooIf glai6; Grunbsig.nt6um
$1,000.
Der perf0nlifs Ra6Idb Der Sarah
?. BERN bstrGgt $221O.97.
u. e1nbesco. RahIdBperpalter bes
bei einem llnfaG i'm GtabliHement Der
Soslpn Shmibt 60, CT. Bernard,
um's 9e6tn getommenen sSoipon Mes
gin, tpuroe ermd6tiat, bon Der Sirma
$3.50 in erIebigung al.r 4nIpriife I'll
ateepfirea.
Bsr dieptHes.
german Dubme erlangts Gin 9erbitt
uber $3.50 g:gen Geo. 6. Garter.
Gouile y. Sones srlanete elm Der.
oitt ii6er $275 gessn Gso. r. Jriti6,
Rdhlabpeupalier.
!. 8. UliIes &c Co., tpelte cine
5orberung ii6er s104.15 ssgsu 81. 6.
3umitein, Der ben .Rornooo ;SiIb
Wdrtet" betrie6, babsn, tIdgten gss
tern bic 5oroerune sin unb D<rlangen
au aleitsr 3sit bic Grnennuns zines
Receipers.
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GterblihteitSberid)t.

Coleman 3ompiins, 20, 515 Done
ridge Strabs. 5ubsrtaloie.
Gi33ie 8runsmann, 70, Qfrmen.
haus, 6erSlsipen.
6ilbd Gor, 20. IT'S Blue Rod
Str, aropi.
Sobn Sonss, SO, 31s Cit JrOnt
fStrabe, 6er3Ieioen.
3onp garuio. AZ. 81 plum Strab.
'~Snqusit in Sdipebe.
Sosel 2otaro, 16, $500 gspis glp.,
6er3leioen.
CHARTS Nsisr, So, 2157 Rice Str,
3uterrubr.
gsarp 6. Rortin. So, 2605 DOob.
burn an.. 5ersieiben.
8ernarbina nbIing. SO, GIT Weit
eibertn Strabs, aitbnu.
eliidbetb aubmann, 90, 1912 gort
aStraBe. S6rpGde.
9eoree Sdatier, AZ. 1902 Sprina
0rope ap., glutiinrs.
easn 5amiun. 81. S44 glart Ctr,
2uneenent3ilnbuHg.
2ouis D. Bulb, 50, 1923 gorben
StrdBs. alisrsfnpG6e.
Sennis 2oipr1, 55, S13 apcufi Str.,
6tr5leioen.
2orttta ShulB. Do, 533 BeIt s.
StraBe, art6s.
3Obn Gsur6ia. 35. 3o5a C'sri.u
Strabe, 3uderrubr.
5lorenes Grittsnben, So. 42S Rid.
mono Strabs, Rierenleioen.
CLARA Wernsr 10, 1910 anor Ctr.
Gsr5leiben.
5ohn Stsneer, 30, Court unb
grcdppop. Hrebs.
GrHit SiorF;nssr, 80, lis WeIt 10.
Strabe. 2sberperbdrtung.
Riforo guris. At. Ala Weft Court
Strabe. QtxrNrbirtung
Grant Blum. 40. 4OO6 5omil.on
Qpenus, ae5ltopfihninoiuht.
Caroline Skobdlo, 76, 1910 gono
Strabe. 2ungensnt5iinbuna.
GliTabetl glsp!, 81, gcbmanns
Wittuenbeim. RieoenIeioen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Iarthur 81. gaImer, "a, Tonton 8
lgoua Gates, %, Barr Str.
5no. Durham. 27, Central aps.
t4Iiee Dan, "A, aaurel Str.
lRuIpb n. T1offei, 22. 3umit.in slp,
teona y. Bed. q, College Sia.
)5rant u. Sisg.l, %, eoen 2lDe.
teaa aoppoher, q, plainpiQe, 8.
Soiepb W. Rsper, A. Gorinaton.
tWlarp AirIa6, 30. Suo Roripooo.
Robert gitatter. "a, Moooburn ap.
laiaian 5. Appel, II, Gurrsu glps.
lalbsrt Rsblmsiitsr. 90, Weft 8. Ctr.
teatbsrine S6mou, Is, Poplar Str.
lantbonp Speenep. %, Combine 9lpe.
lUlartba Straub, 20. Bets CTR.
}ebas. $. BallsnbOrit, 80, Bomb SiI.
teliIab. .geoinsbaus. .21. DintongIues.
lGo. .. WiIousbbp. 90, Coston, 8.
l4nna 6. SdnIeH, %, Cincinnati.
Nm. Wbman, "A, Oft 8. Str.
tSlaHfe Sanoers. y. Mansfielo CT.
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Grlan6nifid,ein iuioerrnien.

auf Gmpftblung bes Superiuiens
ntnien Dornetie bonn StrnBenperbeiTes
runssoepdrtement Diberrief 4rbeiis.
oirsttor Sunbmatsr bic spunsia Grs
laubnlbiheine. ipelfe er porerit Der
Union Gas 8 electric 60. ousatlient
bate. Wiaiam Wiaer, General
Manager oes Gas 9eportements Der
Union Gas & electric 60. bebaups
ttte. oaB 5roit Wetter es oTters no.
this made. ooB feline geienfhaft bic
SirobtnpfIcitsrung anfrsibe, um All
ibrsn 2eiiungsrobren su aelanaen.
9err Dornsiie lift Der Weinuno. bak
IS unttla iei. Der GosseieIIid,aft be-
ofnsunssloie Grloubnibi6eine sn aes
ben. es lei gum minbeiien unaeretifsrs
ssai DoH Der 8eTsllfhafi. spansia bsrs
artiss erIaubnibihtine su perlanaen.
otrtn Befis ibr sismIih speiisn Spisl.
rd;iln seben peroe. 6err Gornetse be-
ruff iJh aiif Croinans TT, bsrsuFoIoe
Der arbeiisbirsttOr nift me6r ipis Fl.
nen oerariigsn erlaubniBIhein auss
HELEN pdrf.
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Cinbreber nerideumt.

5rL SuIta 9opIs. Don Rorpoob
purbe 9eitern friib our6 Elm perodds
tigss @erGuIh aus pem Sdlafe auf.
qepsdt uno fdb 81 ibrem srobten gnt,
iesen etnen Ronn Dor ibrem Bette ftes
ben. Der @inorineIing befQbl Der au
5ooe erltrodeneu iungen Dame, iif
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ShIappbut.
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5ugtnolibe StraBenrauber.

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mann, bon No. 228 Mc5arlunb Stra.
BE, taufte seitern Mittag auf oemSeim-
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gooen, stgneten iih bic 9roDe uno ben
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be BerfoIguno Der iugeHbIiben Straz
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cine 2llleD nah Der Gin Strabe liefen
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gen tamen. Sarlanb Gauffmann tbeiIts
Der 43pli3ei Die gtamen bon 5lpei Ieinsr
4ngreifer, tpelte DteieIbe S6ule, pie
er beluhen, nit, uHb 2eutnant Grim
pronets bic gerbaftung psrielben an.
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2lus oem Wohenberint bes ft6btis
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aronthettsH erbellt, bob bic WaIern
noh immer 5iemlih tart oralTiren.
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ben 43 Grtrantunaen uno Elm 5poes.
tcu insol9e bon WuIern aemeltet.
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5dLe pon auItedsnben Grdntbeiteu auf
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itetenoen Srantbeiteu, osqsn 70 Gr,
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oesfatle auf bic ein3elnen arantbsitsn
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tteber, fieben Grtranfunoen; Rinna
pofeH unb aeuhbuiten, ie ucbf grtran.
fungen; Dipbtheritis, bier @rfronfuu,
gen; Nois, elm 9coesfan nub 6aIS.
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