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Feminine Dressing of the Hair.

The poet Ovid did not think it be heath him to study the art of hail dressing as an aid to feminine beauty and his advice on the subject, giveI in elegant verse, is excellent. We've let your hair be in disorder" h., writes. Nothing pleases us so much as neatness," and yet, he admits there are many women whom bah apparently in disorder suits; it might not have been dressed since vester. day; it has been arranged this very minute. Such was the beautiful disor der Of Voie when Hercules saw her for the first time in town taken hr assault that he cried I love her."
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

instead of giving the youth the priv ilege of the common law of snapping his fingers at the judge and saying: Prove it il you can; will keep quiet" In much the same way the military and the naval service have evolved in the course of years, on both sides of the water, method of disposing of their own troubles. It suits them, al though widely at variance with that which has been found wise in regular court proceedir Ss. It applies to things which are quite as often as otherwise not offenses against the law of the
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
Wherein Court-Martial Procedure Diff fer from That in Practice in Reg
 ular Court.

Every time court-martial comes to occupy the center of the stage the peo- pie who watch the procedure from the outside wonder how it happens to diff
 fer so materially from that of a civil trial, with which they are more famil- jar. The answer Is simple. A court
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
REALLY A FAMILY AFFAIR

martial is family affair. The wise parent, when his children get into a dispute, even though he may be judge of the supreme judicial court, takes somewhat rule-of-thumb meth cd of his own devising for getting at the merits of the controversy. He may, if he likes, proceed on the theory of the French code by making the child who is charged with an offense tell what he was doing at the time
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

pose, and as she belongs to the new est generation of workers she pe- lieves she will see great changes ln methods and principles before her sun is set.
 The daughter of Kashi 1wamoto promises to be prominent hgure III the future literary world of Japan. She has been writing stories ana translating from foreign tongues TOT several years.
 The first woman to enter the regu- lar newspaper field was Mrs. Takeyo Takegoshi, who, with her husband, joined the staff of the Kokumin-Shln- bum. Tn Tokyo, some Is years ago After four or five years other women became interested in newspaper worK and to-day many are employed as spe- cial writers, as reporters and as edl- tors of departments for women.
 These are but a few of the women writers of Japan. They are sufficient to illustrate, however, the fact that the Japanese woman is creature Of considerable reserve mental force and of intense feeling. Under the new re- gime only was it possible for her to make these facts known to the out side world. since the old teaching con- strained her to keep hidden every feeling, every thought, that she might develop a more Spartan-like charac- ter, capable of enduring great sacr1- flee when sacrifice should come-as it did in the lives of many Japanese women. It was not an accident that the Japanese soldiers repulsed the larger men of the Russian army They were the sons of mothers whose discipline through thousands of years had well nigh reached perfection, whose endurance was great and whose wits were sharpened by con- stant contact with domineering hus- bands and fractious mothers-in-law.
 It is an unhappy fact that the Jap anese literature loses it's artistic beauty and it's real strength when translated into foreign languages. This is probably due to the fact that the Japanese student is still strug- gling in the mazes of the foreign tongues and is not as yet capable Of manipulating the new words so as to express the fine shades of meaning that he sees and appreciates in his own literature The delicacy with n artist attacks his subject in the Jap
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

land; its punishments relate to the service itself; the accused is bound by its conclusions, when properly ap- proved, because he is amenable to the rules of the service. Aside from the usually public character of a court martial, it is essentially family meth cd of settling family dispute, by administering punishment binding by reason of ones family membership.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
Life.

It is good and safe rule to sojourn fin every place as if you meant to spend your life there, never emitting an opportunity of doing kindness or speaking a true word or making a friend.-John Ruskin.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
Appropriate.

Joobins is so foolish over that net dog Of his. He told me he was go;na to have a tree for it."
 Then l hope he selected . tro, with plenty of bark" ''es
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
The EnQliSh Way.

Do you think baseball will ever get foothold in England?'
 "They play it some."
 "As strenuously as we do?" Well no They serve tea between innings, 1 understand"
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
Truth Above All.

Welcome the beggarliest truth, so it be one, in exchange for the royalest sham Truth of any kind breeds ever new and better truth.-Thomas Car lyle.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
No DepoSitS.

Do you think there's money in hens?'
 Well, if there is they keep it well secured '-EXchange
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

There is nothing that makes men rich and strong, but that which they carry with them. Wealth is of the heart, net of the hand.-Milton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

One of the many things that are not all they are cracked up to be is a broken promise.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

which an artist attacks his subject in the Jap anese is likely to become clumsy or inane and meaningless when he attempts to employ other 1.ngnaees as a medium of expression. This, perhaps, is the reason that westerners say that Janan lis a country without literature.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
For Colds and aripp-cspuJine

The best remedy for Gripp and Colds is Hicks Capudine. Relieves the aching and feverishness Cures the cold-Headaches also. It's Liquid-Effects immediatey-I0 25 and 50c at Drug Stores.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

It isn't every prodigal son who gets a whack at the obese veal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
BREAK UP THAI

BREAK UP THAT COUGH with Aliens Lunf BdiSdm, the popular family rem edy. Ii cures where other remedies fail, All deal CTS. 25c 50c Sl co bottles
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

by whatever reports might come from the lips of men While these portrayals were true in a way, they were misleading, because they did not express the whole truth. Was the Japanese woman shrinking and timid? Yes, because she was taught so from time immemorial. It was an art with her, supreme accom- plishment. As an indication Of {er real nature it meant nothing-save that she had the power and the good judgment to conform to the de-
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

gives freshness to the use of an acquired language. Mrs
 lwamoto first became known as as writer through her transla- fiOnS of Prnctnr,c mCnilor po..m
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

nary reading, and much less would one believe her capable of evolving ideas and expressing them intelligently.
 But she does both.
 The Japanese woman of the old era was, like her entire nation, shut-in. She was the pre-eminent- ly exclusive member of an exclu- sive people. Her powers, her whole life, were wholly at the dis posal of her family first, and after ward of her husband-or, more correctly speaking, her lord and master. In a book of the old Sa- mural is written the law for wo- men: Firstly, woman has no lord to serve but her husband. She must obey and honor him as her lord and master. Be cautious. Never despise nor slight his words. A woman's first duty is obedience. She should be careful about the expression of her face and never show anger or excitement in her looks"
 Subject to such restrictions, it was impossible for the stranger in the past, to learn of the real possibilities of the Japanese wo- man. He could be guided only by the artists conception of her and
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money If it fails to cure D. w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

ITH her tiny pigeon toes and her butter fly gown, her paint, her oiled hair and her soft, timid voice, the Japanese wo- man hardly sug- gests the possibil- ity of memorizing thousands of Chi nese characters that are necessary in the most ordi-
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8euepne unb Iabton

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Bellevue ons fano geitern oos Seitens
besdnsniB Der psritorbenen 5rau phis
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S'5otlen ape.. Dapton, ipuroe anlGbs
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5rsunbsn NIT paHsnben Gei6enten
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tpurbsn spei goImsn geitoblen.
Seute abenb finoet bic @ers
fammlune ees Tsutids s4meritaniihen
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9aptpn. gu Der O'5allon apenue
rannte es eegen sinsn 3aun. 9aspferb
enttam unberIsBt; Der Wagen tpuroe
fart befddoist.
- 9os 2.itenbe9dnenis Der Der.
itcrbensn israu Warp 8isbenbenber
bon Dontpn fam gsftern BON Der CT.
Ssransistus airbs aus ouf bem Ct.
Stspbanus 5risobof itott.
- Sn Der eeitsrn 2beno obeebaliss
nen @sridmmlur1 oss Daptou Stnbts
rdtbes ipuroe bic Sieuerrdte auf $1.45
feitaeIebt. Quf Gyiuhen bes Staotans
paItes 5ubbaro Sdparb tpurbe SD.
u. 8urtomp, Der QlntpuIt Der 6. unb
.. gii.nbobns sGjeisQiboft. .riu9t, nit
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Ipenue uno Gnbrjngung zines 9el6ns
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berutben. Gin GcIut oes ShuIratbss
purbe oerleien. IN oem berIelbe S12,s
$50 fir ben urttrbalt Der G6uIsn
fir's tomn1enbe ,Jabr psrlanet. Der
9eIunbbeitsratb DUnift, bdB Der olts
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5pi'ten Ger 4. unb 6. Qosuue. es=
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ipurbe TIM poliseiseribt nm $50 uni
Soften beftraft. Die Gtrofe ipurbe ihnl
einitipeiIen seihenft.
81. 8. NDoIf BON Srfnrb tpurb,
seitern Morgen bon Der 5ebeftanse ct.
mes Rrabnens eetroffen. CT brad ber
rshten arm.
- Der 8 SABRE aIte Donalb Rinh
Gpbn bes gountp aommifdrs Jronl
Sind, purbe in Der 4lltp binter be,
eIterli1en @obnuna. go. ABS Wloir
Strabe, bon einem pferbe feines @d.
ters dieberseronnt. nobel bem anaber
bas Iinte gein oberbalb Dss anies &c.
brohen tpurbe.
Maabalena, bas 1 Sabr aIt,
50hterhen Der 5omilie Soiepb Ians
ger BON Cincinnati, itarb eeiiern bier
in 2inbenpalo, bel ibrem Sheim Geo
S6neioer, on Der 8ruitfelIent3iinoung
Die 2eihe ipurbe geitern Rahmittae
naa Cincinnati sebra1t.
- 9robats sRidter 5artfpff betpil.
Iiate aeItern oem Dapib Steele bi,
Sheioung bon Gltiabetb Steele, aui
8runb bon 8ernuhlGfisuns. Dds
poar beiratbete in SrIunb i'm Sep:
tember 1888.
- Der Grocer Better Morner. bor
Der 0ritten Strabe unb Staple Ipe.
ipirb INNER nod permibt. Gin WaFes
bsrtpaIter tpirb pobrideinli4 ernannt
tperoen.
- Dare gorben, 81. unb 3obc
gropu, 19. bsioe BON Sdmilton, er'
Ianstsn einsn Seiratbsihein.
- Die 3amen Der ct. Sobdnnes
air6e perdnitaItsn ON Dpuneritae
Radmtttas uno 4benb elm aaffse'
trdn36en.
- Die 8robuantsn Der So6ihul'
fperben am Jreitas gbeno in ben
Central 5odf6uIsGebduos cine LIN,
terbaItuuu qtben.
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ReupeI, 6. Snni. 4nsefommen:
~ameriea", bon Nep Yort. abgefdbs
ren: raouiiiana". nud Reip Yort.
GIasgon, 6. Suni. alnsefoms
men: .golumbus". BON Rem gort;
rRumipian". bon Bottom; .aatonia" I
bon Wsontreal.
aonbon, 6. SUM. ans.fommeni
nWlinnetcnta", bon Petp Yort.
gsnua. 6. Suni. gfbssfabren:
~Rcmanie". nd6 Bottom.
2inerpopf, 6. SUM-. 4ngefoms
men: sMsgantie4. bon Wonireaf; rGss
brio, bon Rem Dort; n2oie Ranitos
ba". bon Rontreal.
5amburg. 6. SUM-. ansstoms
men: ~gliifer", bon Relp Uorf;
rDeutfhlanb-, BON Retp gort.
gbritianfanb, 5. Suni. ans
sstommen: .5tIis Slap", BON Nsip
gort na6 aOpenhasen beitimmt.
5risf, 5. SUM. anssiOmmsn;
.Gurpotbia", bon Reip gorf.
ptpmoutb, 6. Suni. Qnsetom=
men: naronprins WiIbelm", bon Rsp
gort mad Gremsn beitimmt.
5tfhgudrb, 6. SUM. ansetoms
men: .Wiauretania"s BON QeD Yor.
na6 2iberpoot.
Gberbourg, 6. SUM. 4ngetoms
men: ~aronprin5 DilheIm". bon gstp
Wprt nah 9remen.
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Sic GDpirstou Office far bas rSin'
rinnati Sultsblatt" beitnbet It'd i'm
GebGuSe Der GppingtDu Goal & Sans
&c., Rp. 509-511 Iaoiion Aucnne.
Sinssigen, Nittbeiluneeu unS SeItel'
Lungeu iracnSmeiher art iuerSen bis
10 1tbr abeuSs Saiclbit eutaeeengt'
upmmen. SeIeohun South 24OO.
- Observation-Disclosures: QlFreo
Wc0onalo unb 6. Goppin gtc0O@
nalb an Carl Bern, Qot $40. 119 in
Der SaQ, 9prb uno Stepbens Inter
abt6eilunq in Qatoniu, 81 etc; Sohn
Marttn SduItner an Sacob Dennis,
10 2tdsr Qano in Sobn Dennis 0is
ntiion in Genton Gountp, 81; Bernard
Raeders on 81. ;. Gorbin, 2ots "A
unb rs in Grlanger, $40O; Srau Sus
liu u. 5rttts an M. s. Gorbin, 2pts
76 unp II in Grlangsr. Sp., 81;
Waauo unb 80. 6. Debfter an SaQie
9emmien, Got glo. % in Der 10. Bah
ment 2unb gompdnp /. rnterabtbeis
lung an bet Weitieite Der Doooburn
abenue, 25 BET 100 SUB, $500.
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unb Qpoia Wtulberrp, q, beioe bon
SaOisDiQe, &p.; Samuel g. Mdrtin,
"A, Don BRADFORD, g., unb 5lorente
Wf. 6atbopap, %, BON 8iquu, %;
pius DoQ, 27, unb 9at6arinaWlepsrs,
25, beibe Obon bier; Sid grubsn, 60,
un0 Gltfabetb 6sder, 49. beibe BON
2ebonon, 81; Qouis W. Siersborfsr,
As, bon Gorrolton. Gp., unb Margaz
ret9e u. &urre, 81. BON bier.
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gircuitgeri6te eine gbei6etoungsz unb
aItmententlags qegen 5enrD 9. Murz
rap Gin. 9as Yaar e6eli6te am II.
4prtl 1905 uno lebte Bis gum 20.
Wai 1909 3uIummen. sic bei6uloigt
ibn Der 8rauiamteit uno Der Rihtperz
forguns.
- Rt6ter 6orbefon bat ben lebten
Montag I'M MGrs ltnb September jez
ben Sa6res 3ur 4usitelung bon 9iirs
eerbrtefen feit9eIeBt.
u. s. 9e6tinger pertlagte u. g.
Muun u. u. betreffs Rihtigitellung etz
nes 8efistttels.
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Ssitament bon Wtlliam &iger bintsr=
Isst. Die Satin Marp &tser 1T Uni.
perialerbtn uno 5eitameutspoGftre>
Gertn.
- g. aleiu fpuroe bon @ouperneur
WiaIon gum Giienbabnzpoli5titen Der
6. unD 8. 8a6n ernannt unb bonn
gountpri4ter Glsarp Dereioigt.
- Der Columbia 8duz0erein err
pdblte seitern fotssnbs geamte: prds
iiDeut, 8. 8. Riebemann; 8iae@prdf.,
SOhu 9O-uuns; SetretGr. Sof.J. ens
breb: Mfif. Setr., 4aton Jreiberg;
Gda smeifer, Grant Stautberg; Die
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Gin entissli4es 5ami :

Gin entissli4es 5amiz
Iienbrdma fpielte iih in Sunoers
lamb ab. 8ors purbe Der 4rbeiter
Diuiam Jones mil buraihnittener
aebIe auf Der blutbefledt.n 5reppe feie
mes 6duies aufsefunben. CT tpor ober
nod am 2sbsn. als bic Radbarn In
Die Wobnung sinorangen, fanoen fe
feline ;Srau uno iein ainb bon eintm
5ammsrbieb erf6lugen i'm Bette lies
gen uno bidt ooneben laesn Die 2eis
den ieinsr brsi anbereu ainber. auf
Der bluibelpriBteu Wanb fanosn bic
nit glut ssmalten g8orte: rRodN 1T
iiiB." 8ermuiblif III Sones felb.r
Der 9hdtsr. beun bel ieiner ue6erfiihs
rung ndh bem arantenbouie murmsIie
er iprttpabr:no: .Darum babe i4 Is
eetbona" Scnss iit Elm urbeitsiheusr
MenIh, Der felt prsi Snbren niht ses
arbeitet bat unb ii4 BON ieiner Jraa
ernGbrsn lisB.
gob zines Mfrtfafprs
hers. Nus 2onoon tommt bic
gtdhri6t, bdb 2sutnont gont alsrnns
Der, Der beriibmts Grforiher bes Gis
otresbietes. bon ben Ronapnegern ouf
Rptrp, einer tleinsu StGbt i'm Giitritie
Waoai in Der Rdbs Der aoneos uno
frans0iiihen Grsuss, ermorbet tporoen
isi. 4leranoer mar aus Der enelifhsH
S6iibenbrigape berporeegdnaen. Sm
gqter bon tndpp "a Sabren fiibrts sr
cine Expedition nnh ben Rap Waoia
synieln. Stiu tpeiteres 2eben beftuno
aus elmer &ette bon 4benteuern. 1898
bis 1899 eriorihte sr ben Sambeii
uHo nahm on ben ihtperen aGmpfen
theil, tpelfs i'm Sabre 1900 sur Gnt@
isBung bon Eumaii fiibrten. Qaf
BEN QbihluHe oes 5elbsuses fdidt.
sr 100 80gelarten, bic er on Der
9olbtiiite geiammeit bate, nah benz
Observation-Disclosures Ualneum in
2onbpn. gr fiibr!e bann cine gypss
bition nah 5erndnoe go. bic su Der
beriihmten geitsiguns bes Monte Sfae
b,a fiibrte. Ssine beriihmteite Reiie
III bic 9ur1querung Qfritds bonn Ri
ger bis gum gi!. bic 1904 bssonnsH
ipurbe. gr bat cine Strede bon 5000
Weilsn babel suriidsslsst uno brsi
Sabre au Der Durhquerung s.brauht.
Don Der Expedition hlisb ihlieblih
nod Der grmorbung iein.r Besleitsr
aapitdn goslin unb ieinss eigsnen
gruoers nur 4leranber ielbif. Ei.
Stiloerunnseu Ieinsr grlebniiIe auf
bieier Reiie seb0ren 5u bem 4bens
!euerlihfisn. mas j. GorIdunssrsi=
itaoe eef6rieben haben. Die meiitsn
Ieiner 4bentsuer ipuroen ober Tpdt.r
bon ben Ginseborsnsu beitdiist. 4I,r-
amber mar Der stpeitt Weibe. bem ss
stlunser mar, einsn Sfopi leinen sis
rnffendhnlitsn, biz gum Sabre 1900
unbetunnten Wieheriduer, Der i'm s5ns
neren Qfriias lebi) 3u febtn. 4uf
oieier Reiie ipurbe aud feitssitslIt, bah
Der 5fhabIse tbnti1hlih aus sipsi
Sesn beitsbt. Qltrdnber befutts mad,
feinsr Rudiebr 1908 bic SnIel CAN'T
1bomas unD Deuti4saamerun.
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Selesrapbiiae NOtiSeH.
6. sSuni

vs. s1&bs
- Col. !. 6. pbinips, Der alsaoms
manoeur bes 13. 0ireiniaer Resis
ments i'm 8iiresrfriese ouf 8efehl oss
Generals Waeruber bic Stnbt 9omps
ion nnbsrbrannte, If in SomptOu.
ga, ssitcrben.
- W. .. gIne[, Elm proHinenier
probibitionilt bon Soma, iit bon einem
Giitnbdbn3ug iiberfobrtn unb geionte.
morben, als er BON UaorfbaaiciDH mad
Ga Moille, So.. auf Dem eiisnbohngs.
leife sins.
- Bel Der Gntgsiiuns elmer 9rois
lsn Gar in Gsneea Sails, R. D.. ipurs
be Gerbert 81. funnel iOfort setoDtsi
unb ein paar Duseuo aeute ,Duroen
Dxrlssi. Drsi odpon sefdbrlidA
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Rem yort 8. Suni. anseiOms
men: .5loriba.. Don Renpel; .Wieufr
4mftsrbam-, BON RotterDam; ~Winnes
iposta-, BON 2oubon; ~aa 0aseosHe"
bon 6opre; .Woberlanb-, bon 4ntner'
pen.
Bottom, 8. Juni. ansetommen.
.pariiian4, BON Glasson; .gonopie4
BON Qenpel.
piraeus, 80. Waoi. 4nseiommen,
.9bemiitoties., BON Qeip Uors.
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Jn(anO OGe(egrap6
Gin Staatsseuse pon5rup'
ben bepdh |.

SppftnsniIIe, an., 8. Suni.
MiiIton Sliper pon 2pon Gountp ipurs
b. am Wpntag abenb BON elmer abs
tbeiluna Soloaten bsaleitst bierber gs.
bratt, no er an 9onntritas in BEN
pro3eB seesn Or. 9apib ames uub
bier onbere 4nestlaste uno angebIite
Rohtreiter, bic an bem utberfalI bon
Sop,tnspilIe am 6. De;.mb.r 1907 bes
tbeiIist s,,peien i.iH iolIen. ausiagsn
tpirb.
Grit tiirsIih mar eingeriuh eemabt
tporben Sliper bon ein.m Sinterbd!i
aus su erihieben. Slioer foil Der
ipi6tigit. Staats3euse in ben Hahts
reiterfGlIen iein. Geine fomiIie tam
nit ibm bierb.r unb bas aoiibaus, in
bem iis iid einquartiert bat. piro bon
Solboten beipadt.
gifenbahn uHfolL
Roouote. 9u.. 6. Suni. - Der
Mofbington 6c Chattanooga Iimit.b
3uq Der HprfoH &c Dsiisru eiien.
balm, III in Der Sunntas Radt Sipt.
Thtn Roonoie unb grifioI sntsIeiit
uno eg puroen bdbsi spolf gerIoneu
perlebt dber TiemauO e.fdhrlih. gur
elm Rann, Elm angsit.IIier i'm Speiiss
rpaeapn, mubt. ins 6oipitai sebroht
tperoen, bic 4nbtrsu ipareu i'm Stdrz
be ibre Reiie fort3ulssen.
Der 3us mar an elmer Wsi6e otss
einonbergebrohen. Die 2otomotipe
unb Der 5enoer bIieben nuf 6em
SouptaeleiTs unb Die Dasaons fubs
rem auf sin Rebens.lsife uuo ihlussn
um. Rebrers Naesons tpureen fart
befhGSist.
erf6offsn.
aerinston, ap, 6. Junt -
frau 2llfreb RcSntofh, BON See
Gountp, fpurbe am Wontag eridoHsn
| I'm ibrem 8eti aufsefunben. Jn Der
Mobnuns mar nidts beriibrt Dorben.
Die ssrou tpor cine QohttpanoIsrin
uno es iheint, bob fie ii4 I'M S4Iai
fsibfi srf40fsH bat.
SelbFmorb.
Scptinsoille, ap.. 6. Suni.
Die 2eits bes 2dnpbrieftrGg.rs So.
ieph areb tpurbs am Won!as in cine,
S6sune bel 9ennetistotpn sefunben,
Der Monn, Der felt elmer Wo6e pers
miBt tpuroe. hattie iid srbensi. Sn ie!'
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