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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

clerical. but the radicals and the so
cialists themselves are widely divided
on this question and the discussion
II would appear, like similar ones dur
ing the French Revolution. is assum-
ing irresistibly a philosophical turn
which is anything but conducive t.
popular enthusiasm.
Denounces Lay Schools.
Nothing less is involved in it funda
mentally than the problem OF whether
with The God Of orthodoxy eliminated
from the scheme OF moral RESPONSE
bility. any efficient sense Of such re-
sponsibility will remain The greatest
sensation that has been produced in
the hcamber for a long time was
caused by the declaration OF a social
istic orator that the elimination OF
God from scholastic teaching was
destructive OF the principle Of single
and necessary morality, leaving in its
place nothing but the selfish relations
of men among themselves. He de-
nounced lay schools as now constitute
ed as tending to recruit the rciminal
classes, especially that OF the So
called Apaehes. All the liberal sec
tions OF the chamber were divided be-
tween applause and condemnation OF
this utterance, thus illustrating in q
most striking manner the uncertain
sentiment non-value of religion as
factor in the proper ordering OF so
ciety.
The governments great majority in
support of the lay schools at the close
OF the debate on the subject In the
chamber does not mean that the cleri-
cal arguments against the one-sided
teaching OF history prescribed in the
existing manuals have not made a
profound impression both on parlia-
ment and on the public. Out OF this
discussion will possibly arise a COM
promise which may take the form OF
thorough revision Of the manuals
By a mixed commission OF clericals
and free thinkers.
Certain distinguished non-Catholic
educators connected with the univer-
sitv have expressed their willingness
To attempt. in cooperation with repre-
sentative Catholic scholars, the task
of producing historical textbooks
which. while strictly scientific In the
methods OF inquiry on which they
shall be based. will vet, in the state
ments of conclusions, be inoffensive TO
both sides.
The doubt whether this may be done
may appear quite natural, yet that a
great deal can be thus accomplished
I'm the way Of practical Cancellation
seems 20 be widely admitted. Any
step in the direction Of forming such
n commission, however. Is most likely
10 await the assembling OF the new
chamber of deputies after the next
elections
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
McKINLEY'S DEFAMER ENDS
HIS LIFE WHILE INSANE
Pittsburg Man Was Chased Through
Streets BY Mob After President
Was Assassinated.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb. 9-Having
slowly lost his mind since his exper-
fence at he time President Mckinley
was assassinated, when he was be-
lieyeG to have made a sighting re-
mark about the martyred president,
and as result was nearly lynched,
Casper Limbach, aged 40. a German
sign painter, shot and killed himself
yesterday.
Limbach spoke broken English and
a remark he made was taken as APP
proving the killing Of Mckinley. A
mob ran him through the streets, ston-
ing him. All signs Limbach had paint
ed weretorr down and burned and
only the interference by the police pre-
vented him from being lynched by the
angry mob which surrounded his home.
Limbach was practically boycotted
following the outbreak and his busi-
ness was ruined. although he collected
damages from the county
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
KILLED UNDER SLEIGH.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich, Feb. p
Henry Vancour, young man Of War
rem township, was the victim OF a
shocking accident on the county line
road in that township. The young
man was driving a sleigh loaded with
manure. when the vehicle upset. bury
ing him beneath the load. When dis
covered he was dead from suffocation.
From the condition OF the body, 1t IS
supposed he was walking beside the
sleigh at the edge Of ditch, with the
lines about his waist He had evi.
IDENTIFY slipped into the ditch, pulling
I'D on the team as he did so and thus
upsettlng the load. No inquest will
be held
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
CORN TAKES LEGS;
.AkMS GOING AS DEATH COMES

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 9.-The
death of H. 5. Odbert. prominent bust
ness man and veteran OF the civil
war, resulted indirectly from the
trimming OF corn.
In the four years that elapsed be-
tween Odberts first illness and his
death, both legs had been amputated
nearly TO the thighs TO stay the blood
poisoning poison assesses had been
cut FROM his back and his last fear
was that his arms. one after the other,
would have To be amputated and he
would be left living, helpless hulk
OF trunk and head
Death, however. mercifully came TO
save him from that fate His system,
shot through with poison. could not
Withstand a sudden attack OF pneu-
monia, and he died after a sharp Ill.
ness OF twelve hours.
Four years ago Odbert was a big
outstanding man. 90 years old Ten
years before he had been stricken
with diabetes. and doctors said he
could not live more than few
months. But his rugged constitution
withstood the disease, which still
chung to him, however.
But his weakened blood could not
offset the poison that swept through
his system after the chiropodists
knife. The poisoning manifested st.
self almost Immediately. and six
months later Odberts right leg was
amputated above his knee to save his
life He bought a crutch and an au-
tomobile, and continued TO be about
his business.
A year and a half later he was at
Atlantic City when his left foot began
to swell Again he was put on the
operating table. An attempt was made
TO amputate the leg below the knee.
The cut was made. but the arteries
of the locality were found too weak
70 be tied SO a second successful
cut was made nearly at the thigh
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FREEZES TO DEATH IN HOME.

PONTIAC, Mich, Feb, 9.-Physi-
clans say today that Mrs. Veronica
thinner. a widow of 81 years. was
overcome by heart failure and frozen
60 death in her home. Her dead body
was found by a neighbor boy. 1t was
fully dressed and lay on couch in the
parlor. Feeling the attack coming on,
she had evidently reached the couch
before being stricken down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
Tom /. Johnson In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. g.--Former
Mayor Tom l., Johnson has returned
TO Cleveland with Mrs. Johnson and
the trained nurse who attended him
while he was taking a six weeks rest
cure at the Prince George hotel in
New York. Ii is understood that citi
zen Johnson will attack the Taylor
ordinance. which will be submitted TO
the referendum election next week, as
a means of settling the ten-year street
car war He would not discuss his
plans but minated he woGld he in
the fight The former mayor looks
much improved I'm health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

PARIS. Feb. LA Belle Otero,
most famous Of Spanish dancers. is no
longer the most beautiful OF that coun-
try's multitude OF charming actresses;
Ia Belle once; plain Otero now. and
all the result OF a strange adventure.
From authoritative sources Il Is
learned that someone threw wtriol az
her face. succeeding In badly disfigur-
ing the lovely Spaniard. There has
been every effort made 20 conceal the
whole matter so the story behind the
cruel act hasn't leaked out yet. Mean
while tho best beauty doctors OF Paris
are feverisbly working TO restore La
Bellies rich olive complexion and vel
vety skin TO its former loneliness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
DEFENDS PoPE'S ACTION.
Archbishop Ireland Says Wise Course
Was Taken In Fairbanks Case.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Archbishop ire
land, in an interview here on the re-
fusal Of the vatican to receive i'm au-
dience former Vice President Fair
banks. says that the action was taken
as a matter OF defense particularly
against the Methodist Association of
Rome
lie declared the American Method
fists I'm Rome are active 10 pervert from
the Roman Catholic faith all those up
on whom they can bring influence
II was I'm Rome last winter and
made very particular study OF this
Methodist propaganda. Ii has gone
so far that Catholics have organized
the society for the preservation OF the
faith 10 fight against it, concluded
the archbishop.
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PLEADS FOR FREEDOM.

FLINT Mich, Feb. 9.-"Tommy'
Nesbitt, a Flint man now serving time
I'm Marquette prison. has written Pc
lice Chief Mccall. asking him to make
an effort toward Nesbitt's parole oil
pardon The prisoner has long po
lice court record In Flint and has
served time In Jackson prison before
being sent up from Pontiac for bur
gary. He asserts he is afflicted with
consumption and claims doctors al
the prison will bear him out in the
statement He believes that n giver
a chance TO live in the open he car
ward of the disease.
MESsENGER-TANI MAIN aso
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10 TALK ON GOOD ROADS.

LANSING, Feb. 9.-The county road
Institutes for Wayne, Washtenaw,
Oakland Monroe and Macomb coun-
ties will be held In Detroit Feb IS A
representative from the state highway
department and other speakers will
be in attendance to assist those inter
ested ia road building
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LIQUOR KILLS HIM.

HANCOCK. Mich, Feb. 9.--Pabalo
Cortopassi died Tuesday in an at
tempt to carry out a wager made 10
some companions that he could drink
one and one-half quarts OF brandy In
n given time. The man was seized
with commissions and suffered terri
ble pain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
PAROLE VoLAToR NARBEp.

JACKSON Mich, Feb. 9.-William
II. Brigham, who came TO prison from
Calhoun county, May Z, 1907. for from
one TO Ave years, for larceny. and
who was released on parole oct. %,
ig0S, is on his way back TO prison In
charge of Hall Master Thompson,
from Houston. Tex, having been To-
Gated there By Warden Wenger after
a long search. Brigham violated his
parole by leaving the state.
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rAFT ~ VlsIT MICHIGAN.

HOLLOND. Mich. Feb. 9.--The an.
nouncement that President Taft may
attend the G. a. n state encampment
here next June has created no little
furry Of excitement The speakers
committee has already forwarded an
Invitation 20 him ard Senator Smith
and Congressman Dltkema will be pre-.
vailed upon to get direct promise at
once.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

PARIS, Feb. 0.-Rostnnd'S play,
"Chnntecler," ~ fnrmyRrd comedy,
the geese. the ducks, the chickens, all
are portrayed with faithful effort by
the members OF the east The star.
Nmc. Simone, q transformed Into n
dainty hen pheasant. aud does not oh
tect Co paradlng before the fOOtllEhts
clothed In the pretty feathers OF hen.
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A French scientist contends that
more typhoid germs are transferred
by the unclean hands OF cooks and
kitchen helpers than by either milk
or water, both great carriers OF
germs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

Frozen Radiators repaired quick. De
froit Radiator Co. 1890 Jem. II. r. ZsZ0
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If Times Advertisers
are not trustworthy tell
The Times
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
6ciahrIimc StidwnuOcu.

Sn benz Re9er ReIort gaO. SAC
8eorge StruBe fam es geitern 2l6eno
au elmer piiiten ShIdgeret, in oeren
8erluuf Der g}eger &. 8ap ietnem
RuTegsnofien Ssnrp Bonner, 27 Sabre
oft, pom go. 561 8eorge StraBe, cine
oefdbrlihe Stiapunoe in Der gruit,
iopie ShnittnunOen am Rdden, am
linten Qrm uno am linten Bein bet>
bra6te. Die Yoli3iiten Scubo:r uno
Rupp mohten bem Sample Elm @noe,
inoem lie ben San unter Der Nntlage
oes Morbangriffs uno 3tpet Nrauene
simmer Romens 9iold Re'o, %
Sabre off, peiB, uno Bertha Spnss.
So Sabre aIt, farbig, ps9en unorosrts
liben geneamenS per6uTteten. Bonner,
oeaen pel6.n ebenfals Die ant!uge oes
lnFuos srbobsn puros, liegt IN BE-
bentli6em 3uitanos i'm SoIpttaI bur'
rieoer.
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Gin nuueridlGmter Neger.

Der oyeffrtc8cS cSobniou 9reist1mpi
tieFerte geitsrn Nu6mitta9 Die iuoirett'
8eruntoTung 81 einem &ruDal N
2ittle guttopn Der g&eger 6enrt
9age, bon Rp. 100 Cit 6. StraB2, lief,
Elm qroBes Bib De5 IdDar3en Gbdm
pions in Der Guft i6nenteno, por Ieia
nem 6auIe uno ab uno Deriegte jeoem
bor6eitcmmenben Wetben nit Dem
Rufe: n6urrab fir 2iI gltba" siner
S6Laq auf bic S6ultsr, 4ufan9s Jap
ten bic 9strefIsnoen Die unOer'4dnta
belt oes ry1iggers" BON Der ultigen
Seite auf, bis Der 8urIhe an Den In
retten fam unD BON bieiem elnen ses
pultigsn TauitIfIug in ous 8eii6t srs
belt. Cine 4n5abl WeiBer, tpelte itt
mittlernciIs um ben freteu 8eIsueH
onqeIommeIt hatteu, i6idten lid gerdoe
an, ibm bie peroiente 9ihtiQung 81
Uera1fDloen, Qls Die Boli3iiten Wsc-
Gort6iI uno 2eb uuT Der 8iIofldtt
erT6ienen unb ben Neger feitnahmen
Der 8eTunqene purbe unter Der Din
flaoe DeS uroroeHtlthen 8enehmeHi
etngeiperrt.
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5icuc Der SrGuer luton.

Die bieiiqe grauer Union bdIt ibr
biesiGbriQes Bicnic am Sonntag, ben
81. oSuli, i'm Wanbottan Yart in Sea
0umspiQe Qb, uno ua6 ben gorbersia
tungen gu ihIieBen, tptro Iid bafsIbe
gu etnen groBen GrfoIg 9eitaIten. Die
gruue1 Union lit cine Der itGrtIten arz
beiterpereinigunss en- Der Staot uub bat
piele 5reunoe. Die fortidrittIihen
9ereine baben Die ginlooungen sur
SbetInobms ungenommen, IroaB man
tDobl nitt fell gsbt. in Der Gnnabme.
bab fin am 81. SuIi. GouIenoe bon
frpbqelaunten N}enihentinoern I'M
Munbotten port einfinoen tperoer.um
Elm pergniiqtes 8olt8feit 5u be9eben.
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Ticnic Der Gp. Srpt. ct. Han!nS
(Semcinoe.

Qlm SamItag, ben 80. SuIt oeran@
ftultet bic GD. 9rot. Ct. BuuIus 8sz
meinoe in Soberitumpfs 8arten auf
grtce 6iu ibr idbrIides picnic, bds
Iicb speifeIsphne gu etnsm gIdn5erben
GrfoIee geitolten unb IN tpuroiger
Metis ben 9eranItaltungsn friberer
Sabre anT6lteBen tptro, Die perihte@
6snen Gpmmitteen, unter'tiist bon benz
oQbeliebten Seelioroer Der 8enteinos
Serru QuItor Remen3, limb beretts eff
ria nit ben 8ororbsiten bei6dftigt um
Elm gIGn3enoeS ReIuItut 81 er5tslsH
unb ibrs gemiibunoen tperben ohne
isbe Sraae gIGn3eno belohnt fperosu.
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llutcridll dllaaung.

Gebsimpoli3iit S4aefsr brudts gss
tern ben 81 ctcbre alien g2lfGAfer
Geo. Q. @rmItrong, Don Gouispiae,
ap., bon Detroit 3uriit uno fperrts
DenIelGsr untsr Der NntIQge Der urter'
Tdtogung Elm. @rmItroHg mar in De-
troit Quf @eranIuiiung beS 0errH
81. =. UiiGer, gto. 219 Garlisle Qps.,
uls 9ertreter Der Gouiers publifbire
50. Der6uftet porDen, Gr por bsi he1
cenonntsn SStrmQ onqeitellt anb srhieli
$50 on SpsIeu fir etne gu unierreb'
menbe 8ei66ft&~eiie nah Snbianapo'
liz. Statt ii6 na9 genannter Staot 81
beqeben. iou er nit bem 8eloe etn'
9ergrigurgstour nah Detroit urters
npmme,, unp bort bic Speien DerJnbsu
baben.
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2ofal : Scrl6t.
cSanosn nai1es Grab.
Cine Ga6nfa6rt forOert 5Usi Opfer.
Sunets Wdofen mo jnnGer WaniI
iinoen im SbIo ibren Cob.

Cine SpaSisrTahrt auf benz Shioz
Tlub nabe 9eQepue enoete ee'tern
Ibsuo nit bem Sooe Sfpeier peripnen,
bierpsil spei anoere nur nit tnappsr
Roth .insm eletten Shidial entrans
nen. Senrietta 4dermann, is Sabre
alt, bic bel ibrsr Shpeiter, 5rau Gu
tens, an Der SIt g., nobe Bhtttatsr
Ctr, Cincinnati, ipobnte, Sohn Woore,
10 Sabre oft, Spbu oes 8rocsrliten 9.
%. Moore, 1920 Utonmouth StraBe
Goua Quittsr, 15 Sabre alt, 3o6.er
bon Splepb Auitter. Ro. 1878 Sft 3
Strabe, g1epport, uno Wiuidm Gun:
nitpid, q Sabre oft, go. 728 Waib'
inqtpn StraBe, gteDport, toohnboft
unternahmen cine 5ahrt in Der Sha
luppe oes Serrn :. g. Sbumate por
Der Queen Gin sSerrp. Die Sholupp'
tplioirte nit Der 9a'oIins2dund
.aittle Sim" uup Die Sniuhen Uuroer
| ins @aTIer geporfeu. 9unnitpid, be-
Ginsiae, Der bes Shpimmens tuuoil
mar. erFapte bic Gona Suittsr UNI
bruhte lie in Sider6eit. St. anbsrei
| fpurben BON ben Wetlen fortsetriebel
uno ertranten. Gbna Suitter Duro
mad, Der Dobnuns bon Robert Wurne
an Der Rbensforo StraBe. gelIepus
eebraht uno iie pdr no6 etntgs1
| Stunpsn i'm Stunoe ii6 noh Sauis g.
beg.bsn. Die 2sihen iino nod mid
seborgsn.
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ShifTsuab

gepOorf, 10. 2uIi. 2Ingefom'
men: .2agretaqne" oon6aore ugtem
gorf" BON Southumpton; oGeItic"
pon 9iperpooI; n2opIano", bon Ant-
nerpeu; Cincinnati, BON Sunlbur9;
california;, BON SABRE.
QPontreuI, 10. GSuIi. Gbgefabs
rem: ,2ourentic", nadl 2ioerpool;
,.Dtonmoutb", nah 9rtitol; DSafe
Wi6igan". nod 2onbon.
GueenstoDn, 10. SuIi. 9tnge.
fommen: .4robic", bon 9teD Dort,
mad 2iperpooI beItirmt. Ibgeiabren:
.Ge0ric", nod gtetp 9orf; vSulttas
nia", nod Stem 9orf.
Sout6amptor, 10. 2SSltIt. In'
Qefommcn: nEbilaoelpbio", pon
gtep Dort.
Gber6ourg. 10. 25uIi. Stnge.
fommen: .GhiIooelpbiu", bon gten
Dorf; nGeutihlano" BON Seem gort,
rad Sumburg beitirmt. 2Ibgefabren
.Glepelano", nod gtew 9orf.
burg, 8. 2SuIi. angefor'
men: ,gIuder" Don 9teU 9orf.
| 0fooille, 9. SSuli. @ngefommen;
yGoleoonia", pou gtep 9orf.
! ct. MidoeIs, 9. SfuIi. Inge.
fommen: yGretic" BON NerD Dorf.
2ioerp ool, 8. SSuIi. 9tbgefob
rem: nMeguntic" nod Montreol.
SABRE, 9. 2SuIi. 9Ibgefabren
Chicago, nad gtew gorf.
GLASGOW. 8. 2SuIt. 9tbaefabren
,Sesperian", nah Wtontreot.
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Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
---eis serahmfrss-
llJa6rfaaerm Oieies 3eitaQers.

eapn tn Der dife'tsn 2stf ans - eeriNs
Eerfouen. bic hncd bic s6optun8 b0bsr beanSt
Unrer. uun es Iiepi fem 3peifei por, eds
ana bc;rtsutcas roo ger'ruen eEiitt-er, ots
our4 sne uubefnnrte nrafi in gtanSe nrb.
gieles 81 thun unb uorans3ufosen. Uds ftir
auocre erifouuItd III NIB blftbt 5lr Sci1eS
BAT Die Rntln bte'e Dame beiouosrs beaIutitgt-
oenn fie bat ibr bic ieiteue Gube oerrIlsbeu. oaS
qe6eu ibrer g1iture1d1eH tuis etn dIfeef6lagss
nes 8u6 eerau su ie1erL Serecst uitf. ods
fe in tbrer stqenen Reftoeu3 al 9eefn anenns
tuobnt. glebrt bic @cii Gnb Gar ofith bts
gecfn @oefuIe. barn 8s5t otcfeibe btnonf bis
95r bic fdbHe 9e6e,us Ben srun .. 9aeoer
erretd3t Eds 5aus III 6ur Itnfen SdHo u!ts
am 3anHe IT Der Same:
Mrs. h. Yaeger, trHbtr Fran SedltulS
ceetin elpenx,, eirfppcs, Cincinnati CHS.
9rteili6e artfDorten $500 uno odrhber-
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Qpril BON Isiner 9emeinoe entIdFen
norben. 0ds UidDden 1agte Der po>
li3ei, bnb iie Sfurpe tiebe unb aus
eigenem Nntriebe nit inn gegangen lei.
SretptIItge fir Nicara' ,
9uo.
U}ontqo omern, 2(Lu., 10. Suli.
Gaut einem bier cirfuIirenoen 8eriint
pirb ein Cffi3ier Der Stuat8mtli5 bon
2labQma oelegentliA De5 in nG4iter
Wohe in Gbiddmaugd Ituttftnoenoen
IelDldQers 500 Qeute ols Jreiipillige
fir gicordgun dnlDerben. Nllerbtngs
ldBt iih oorlGufig nn1 niats Dsfintz
tines in Der 4nqelegenheit in @rfabz
rung bringen, nt4t einmal. ob bieIe
;FreiniQigen auf Seiten Der W1uort5a
cosr Der Gitraoo Gruppen tdmpfen
fouen.
Die GIts.
Detroit, W}i6., 10. SuIi. Oaz
MEL O'GonreQ, Der nit ieinen 105
cSubren bas GIteIte W&ttglieo oes Or
oens Der Glts in Der Welt 1T, oers
pan0elte bic untere gGoobnorb QlDe
am Sonntug Qbenb in Elm 5eerlano
BON Grin un0 Weib.
Der qraubdorige alte Serr begat
Ii9 in 8egleitung bon Weapor Brett
mpsr gum &ommtttee 3tmmer ber
nQtionolen Reunton Der Glts uni
briidte QuF einen Snopf Der elettrif6er
2eitunq, poour6 i'm Ru Der Gbrenboi
an @oDotpurp 2lpe., bDn SefferIor
2toe. bis 8runo Circus part prd4ti(
| tqumintrt tpuroe.
ueber 10000 Gts aus 9ortlanD
| Sreq., Bottom, Qtlantic Git1, Nen
Orleans unb anoeren Stdoten trafe1
| bier am SOnntu9 Elm, um Der Gr0ff
nung Der Reunion am Wtontag 6ei5u
tpohnen.
8erbG6ttger 8eiuder
SnbiunappIis, SnD., 10. SuIi
Q6rabam gable, elm iprti6er9uuiirer
trod am Sonntag Utorgen auf SGn
ben uno 6iBen in bus 5aus Do
WQpor Saruel 8. Giant uno bn
bimmel6o6 nm cine unterrsoun9 MI
oem 8urgermeiIter. Der et9enarttg
8eiu6er purbe Don Der golt'et pel
baftet, neil man gluubts, es hanols ilc
um einen 2tni6ldg uuf Das 2eben be
Wubors. 2lu oem 9er6aFteteu uuroe
iebo9 teinerlei Ddffen gefunOen.
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giiiieer Snno.

Die Ii Sobr. aIts UtiIcreo aemp.
BON SO. l421 9iue StraBe, tpuroe
oeTteru in Der NGhe Der elttrli1sn
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