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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
CREW LOWERED THEMSELVES
z INTO LIFE BOAT BELOW

On board Steamer Trent, oct. 49,
tBy United Wireless to New York. -
The crew Of the airship America In
abandoning their craft lowered them
selves into the life boat which swung
beneath 1t. They then cast the life
boat on and were afloat in the sen. The
airship, relieved Of the weight of the
llfdhoat. shot UP high into the air and
was rapidly blown away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
KILLED BY EXPLOSION

Kansas City. Oct. 1s,-The explo-
sion of large boiler In the base
ment of the Emery, Bird, Thayer Dry
goods company in the center of the
business district Inst night killed
William Cesar and blew Edward
Moore; a fireman through the door
of the room, Moore was not Injured.
No cause for the accident was
found. h. III i jI,;S sss = "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
FREE SPEECH CAMPAIGN
GOES MERRlLY ON.

Fresno, Cal, Oct. ls.-The second {
night or the so-called free speech'ta
campaign inaugurated by the Industrial
Workers Of the World, brought eight 4
nrrests in the business section last eve
ming a free for-all fight occurred when
tho officers appeared on the scene of the
speech making. Twenty-oneiSar arrests
have been made thus far. . M
After being locked up In the JAN
the prisoners raised a disturbance by
singing and shouting. hut were sduietcd Z
when a hose was turned upon them.
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Mrs. wELLMAN THANKFUL
HER HUSBAND is SAFE

Atlantic city, Oct. ls.-When inform
- the rescue Of Walter WellInan
e ana II Ms crew, Mrs Mellman exclaimed:
u .Sr hal God for the good news. ! am
ovar,nyed 10 learn that my husband
Nd he brave men with him are SAFE"
Mrs. Wellman was eager for particu-
lars and expressed deep regret when IN
formed that the America had been
abandoned. X ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
PRIEST. TAFT AUTHORIZES
NAVY DEPARTMENT. TO ACT

New York, Oct ls.-Prest. Taft sent
telegram from Ellis Island to the
navy department In Washington today
giving the department authority to act
In the Wellman matter. The president
asked that inquiry be made us to the
situation and that whatever assistance
was necessary be rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
g-ysi2t' 3rL 2llslsI 7-I -I---- .
,C;HlCAG0's.TAGE DAY 4
MELTED S65. 600

~ chicago, Oct. 1s,--'','Tag day nctted
st ~; for the Schildrcn's societies of
Gshaicago yesterday. Z a a n YS'5jl
The day Of giving was the greatest
ever knowniin the history. OF charitable
vents w IN this city Tag day, Is three
IN this city: KS r 4i
i9oS-s2o, O0o.s M. NJ d. y. 5 j
s. l9o9-sa2, 900. .S{ j,8!
lsl0-S65, 900. Sc Il n! b. ii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
SENATOR PAGE
HAS NO OPPOSITION

Montpelier, VT, Oct. 1s.-U. S. Sem
ator Carroll c. Page. Vermont's jun
ior senator was practically unopposed
for recollection when the state senate
and house OF representatives met today
to vote. Democrats had nominated
no candidates in. opposition to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
Charged Withthe Murder Of Belle
E|more, He Pleaded Not
Guilty.
NO TROUBLE IN SECURING JURY.
Lord Chief Justice Alycrst0nc Is Pre-
sitling-accompanicd by Lord
Mayor of London.

London. Oct. 1S.-Dr. Hawley II.
crippen was today put on trial for his
life. charged with the murder OF Cora
Belle Crippen. the American actress.
known In the profession as Belle Ell
more.
The jury, a typical body of middle.
class tradesmen and clerks. was Sc
cured with but little trouble, OBJ
lection having been made in but three
instances.
Crippen pleaded not guilty.
The trial which is being held in the
New Bailey. promises to be one of
the most historic in the annals of that
famous court. No less u parsonage
than Lord Chief Justice Alverstone is
presiding. He was accompanied into
court today by Sir John Knill, lord
mayor of London, Sir Thomas Vesey
Strong, lord mayor elect and the
shcrlffs in their robes Of office.
COUNSEL IN CASE.
Richard d. Muir, *. c. conducts the
prosecution with the assistance of
Solicitor Travers Humphreys who rep
resented the crown ut the jrelimin-
by Alfred Asphalt Tobin, X. G.
Huntley Eugene jenkins.
Ethel Clare Lencve. tho Doctors
typist who has been indicted as an,
accessory after the fact, was not In
court today. Her trial will follow in
the event of Crippen's conviction. The
American witness, Bruce Miller of
Chicago. and his wife, were present.
Crippen entered the dock wearing a
black frock coat and light trousers
and escorted by two policemen. 1t was
we'll on toward noon when Lord Chief
Justice Alvcrstone took his seat. From
that moment the proceedings moved
quickly. The Indictment was read at
once and Crippen. standing. replied to
the usual questions and pleaded mot
guilty"
A hush fell as Counsel Muir rose and
made the opening statement for the
crown. He related the familiar story
of the tragedy so far as it has been
learned by the prosecution and the
public
TAKING OF TESTIMONY.
Tho taking of testimony was then
begun. The most interesting of this in
trodnced before the lunch interval was
given by Mrs. Paul Martinetti. who re-
peated tho evidence she had given In
the police court. The witness with
her husband dined with the Crippons
at the home of the latter on the eve
ming of Jan. 81 and played cards
until $40 O'Clock in the morning. The
Crippens seemed perfectly happy.
This occasion was the last on which
Mrs Crippen was seen by anyone SO
far rs the police have learned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
BALLOONS CROSSING
LAKE MICHIGAN

ST. Louis, Oct. 1S.-One balloon, tho
Million Club. which was entered in the
international race, landed near Racine
Wisconsin, this morning and nine 9TH
ers IRE crossing or have crossed Lake,
Michigan. The balloons left here yes
terday afternoon in n race for the
James Gordon Bennett cup and prizes
amounting to sI,75o. The Million Club
landed with eight bags of ballast In
sight OF Lake Michigan. vi
Only one balloon, the Helvetla, a
Swiss entry and winner of the 1903
race from Berlin. had not been seen or
identified up to noon. g; "a
Four Identified passed completely
over Lake Michigan before noon. The
balance which passed Into Michigan
were more than 400 miles from St.
Louis. Aeronauts here are hopeful OF
records being broken by the balloon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
COUNT TOLsTO HAS
PAINTING SPELLS

III st. Petersburg, Oct. 1s.-Count Toll
stoi experienced n series OF fainting
spells today and was unconscious for
several hours.
This evening the author was said to
be in somewhat improved condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
SIGHTS a BALLOON.

Nluskegon. Mich. Oct. lS,-Capt. Nell
son or the Muskcgon Life Saving sta
ton sighted one of the balloons COM.
Ing from ST. Louis at 1915 this morn
ing, The balloon was moving rapidly
one mile north OF the cityssJ Another
was sighted northeast of Shelby. AIichi-
gan, both having crossed the lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
ELK PRAIRIE POSTMASTER.
special 70 The News.l "!

-7--177 ~ (Specinl Vto Tile news, J NJ
Washington, y. Gu, Oct, 1s,--Johns
nj Elk Prairie. Shoshone cotn ty. Ida,
iyicc Z. II. Caldwell. resigned. " Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOOTS
WIFE, COMMITS SUICIDE

Joliet, III, Oct. 17.-Arter she had
been pursued through half q dozen
states Mrs. J.aJ. Payne was probably
fatally shot tonight by her jealous
husband. who shot himself directly.
aftcrwnrd In the courthouse square.
Payne had lived In FL Paso, Memphis,
los Angeles and other places, He was
yard master for the Southern Pacific
at Los Angeles at one time. His wife
left him IN the west and finally went
to The home OF n sister. Mrs Chris
Rrugeman. at Manhattan, q suburb OF
Joliet, Payne traced her through SOW
eral cities and at last met her In the
street tonight. S5S
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STICKS TO HIS STORY

5Lncs management OF the Vienna for
some reason are trying to belittie
Royce's story. They, however, cam
not account for the terrible bruises
on o., the mans face and head. An at {
tachc of the restaurant stntes that
Royce was drinking somewhat yester-
day but denies that he was In such
condition. as to concoct such a story or
to have inflicted the wounds himself
Royce sticks firmly to his story of thu
affair and tells 1t without faltering. =
Il wanted to go out the back way
he says, because l had ben drinking
some and didn't want Mr.. Mack Ito
know. l called Mr.. Casey and hefopen-a
ed the gate. Next door saw several
people walking across the vIaduct OF
The Tribune as l stepped into the al.
ley. 1 could see them because 1t was
light there. Suddenly a man stepped
carried some kind Of a weapon. Before
l knew 1t he had struck me and +
knew nothing until awoke some
hours later soaking wet and with my
money and pin gone.
Employees at this restaurant and tllosa
in hevicinlty believe Royce's story I'M
.plicitly They scott at the idea of him
falling or telling nm untrutllful story.
Royce's condition 1ustifies his story. He
Is badly beaten up. A man who rooms
near him corroborntes the story he tells
by stating that Royce told him the
same story when he appeared all bloody
at the roon,ng house last night
TO quote the chief of police. there
are no thugs In Salt Lake" Royce
though asks whore the police were who
patrol the alley or are supposed to do
so. where We're they he asks, "as I
laid there for four liours?" - 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS

Washington, Oct. ls.--The state OF
Massachusetts has Il population of
S3.a66.4lG, according to the thirteenth
census as announced today. This is
AN Increase of $4,000, or 90 per cent,
over tho population OF 1900, when the
total was 2, sos, 346, tf The Increase from
1880 to 1900 was 5ss, 4os. Coy 2s.a per cert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
FOR FOUR HOURS in ALLEY
Remains InsensibIe in Heart Of
City Unnoticed by Police
man on Beat.
Incident Suppressed and Scofrcd at BY
Those WHO Aver That
City Is Clean.

Chief Barlow says there are no thugs
ana thieves In Salt Lake City. There
We're no robberes or holdups last night.
For instance
For Tour hours b. L. Royce, a, chef
at the Vienna cafe on Main street, laid
unconscious in the rain in the alley
In the rear Of the cafe. slugEed. robbed
and left for dead. This is the EXPERT
Rence Of Royce.
Royce had been drinking yesterday.
E lie admits It. At about I o'clock in the
evening he YVES through work and be-
cause he had been drinking he left the
restaurant by the rear door. Night
manager Casey Of the place opened the
back gate for him. This gate is kept
locked until after O'clock each eve
ning. but Royce had explained that he
was drinking little and didn't want
the head management to know OF It.. SO
no left by the back way.
NO sooner had Mr.. Casey closed the
gate on Royce when he says he was ac-
costed by Il man. He could not tell
What w he looks like, as It Twas very dark.
line man spoke to him In an undertone.
and then before he realized 1t, sRoyce
says he was hit square in the face and
lost consciousness. Eisl9g :.
When he 5nwokei. he was lying
SPRAYED across the alley. His face and
clothes were covered with blood He
searched his pockets and found that IS
In money were gone besides a valuable
diamond stick pin. He staggered to his
feet half dazed and made his way to his
room ut the Wabash. The matter was
reported to the police. but II was sup
pressed and not given out to anyone
today. n y 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18

A hush fell as Counsel Muir rose and
made the opening statement for the
crown. He related the familiar story
of the tragedy SO far as it has been
learned by the prosecution and the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
S,erbert Wieberaer. 1S /.

- 0erbert Mieberser, Is Sabre
alt. i'm Dienite bes MilhereibeiiBsss
aliimper BON Grldnser itebenb, per
cine gnsabl aleioer bon istnem Mr.
beitosber ita6l, tpuroe in Cincinnati
perbaftet uno bonn Detettip Salters
bierhercsbruht.
- 9us gppellationsseriht in
Srantfort, &p, bat geitern i'm gale
Der Stuot gopinston segen Die Stuns
barb Sn so. gu 8uniten Der 8ertla9s
ten entftieoen. 3as appellationsaes
ridht entibieb, oab bic Sauptofftce IN
2puispiae uno niht in Gooinston Ist
uno paB bic Steuern eesbalb nur IN
Qouispille tpllettirt iperoen tonnsn.
- Die llnterbanplunsen pss Stdots
ratbs UNI bss Shulratbs. Die etn'
baltstIaoe fir 4nnettiruna zines oem
Shulrath aebDrsnosn 9anoitrihes an
Der G,reer 9loenue bebufs @rirsiteruns
Der StraBe bstreffenb, ihlu9en tehI
uno tpiro Die Gntihsioun9 BEN Bes
ridlt iiberld'Ien fperoen.
geFBperdnberungen: Rtsollu
Realtn So. an Marp Shlofer, Got
go. 2 in 5ract 2 2.56 ader 2ane ents
baltenp, an Der Qerington 9irfe, 81.
- Gprene $. sSreeman on 3uluGeggs,
Got 20. 326 unb 327 une bic gtorbs
bdlfte Der Got go. 329, an Der Dit
ieite Der Rogers StraBe, 334 bel 1OO
Rub, i'm friiberen 2atorid, $3.50. --
qllpa pebportb an Murtba Z. Slmon,
Qpt SO. 8 in GuoIop an Der Toroieltt
Der Nib Strabs, 81. - Sohn R.Gop.
pin an Rancp .. GmrnI. Got dio. 24Z
in S6an's llntsrabtbeiIuns in Sao:
gooington, 81.
- gilbert, beFer als 8ornepSpauI'
pino betannt, Der elmer armen Dittrpt
einen Dollar abIhtpinoslts, ipuroe TN
StaotQsriht BON Ridtsr Reao auf 81
Sape nah bem Irbettshaus geianot
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lid su fiiblsn iheint. Die atnosr
ipisIen init einem Grid am Bein murls
ter umber, bdmit man iie ipleoer hers
aus3ieben fann, ipenn ems beim Spses
len ins Waiier s.Failen iit. stllf oisis
2sute iinb auf benz MaHer gsboren ilno
boben ME elm onberts 5eim aehabt.
Der Batter bat iih bic wiutter Dor sis
mem @ierteliabrbunbert ols graut pprl
einem anberen goote beruber asbolt.
penn fein W1bhen BON feiter Sanof
niirbe js feline 5rau tperoen. Ste bde
ben al bic 3eit mitsinanoer auf Dem
engen Baum eelebt, fit, BON atnotseel'
nen an in ben ensen Vlas 5u ihtder
oelsrnt unb peritehen ihu bsipunosrns'
fpertb dus3uniiben, unb oa lie me eirl
onoeres 2eben tennen eelsrnt boben,
febHen fie iih aud nicht noh tbm, ION
bern finb sufrieosn uno beitsr uno I'M
msr pergniiat uno su frokn Shsr5sH
dufgeleat. gBer oieie 2eute fennsn as'
lernt bat, Der lernt iehr baIo. Tie llsb 81
haben. Gtnb bic irauen uno ainoe'
aud anfanes iheu. fpenn ein Jrsm'
Der Iie freunblih anrebei. 10 rperben IL
bod balb iehr sutraulidl, uno frenno'
Tide e5efprGtbe nit ibnsn pertiirSsr
unb trbeitern bic Iangen aeiisn nu
hiueiifden Strbmen ungensin.
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lnb ipdter nod bem Speers SolpitaI

unb fpdter nod bem Speers 5olpitaI
esbraht.
- Gbeffxine: @m. Sones. AZ, bon
Pittsburs, po.. unb glice Doclep. 38.
BON Gaft 2iberpopl, 8. - Carl Wtoore
bon Cincinnati, 8, uno Marp g..
Springs BON RelIonpille, 8. Das
leBtsenaHnte paar purbe BON Jries
oensrihter Gleaion setraut.
- Die 5haoeneriaBtlase ipesen
8ruhs bes G5eperfprshens BON Wlan
Butler BON bier geeen ben srsSheriff
Wt. +. Wineuts BON Boone epuntp
piirbe i'm Girsuitgeriht in Boone 60.
ppn Rihter Gammat obeetpieieR. SRI.
Butler bate $25, 900 perlanat.
SIN Sale Der RaNau Seners@ers
iiderunsssGefelIidaft eesen 5snrp
@reenipalb auf 3uriiterlansune BON
1927 @erliferungsgeloer purben bic
3sugenausIaeen entgsaengenommsn.
Der GalI ssbt beuts on bic 8e'hnorss
men. greenpalo foa falids ausidesn
gemad,t bdben.
- Sn Der esitsrn a6eno abssbaltes
nen Sibung bes Sdulrdths tpuroe Der
geridt bes grpertsn psttis, Der Die
Bidder bss Gr.Sttretdrs Schn Waters
bpufe unteriuhte, entseoenssnommei'.
Sol. Boterbouie mar neun Sabre lang
SetretGr unb es qinseu nsbr ols
81 100000 burt feline Sdnee. Die
Bidder tpurhn torrett befunoen unn
lparsn fsbr ipitemntii4 gsfiibrt. BON
BEN 5000 riidftGnoigen 8sloeru, Die
in ben Isstsn Fisben Suhren osm sful.
ratb 3utommen iontsn, iino $4,000
nod nid3t iiberliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

den 3ufdIIig traf unb nit ibr fpa5iersn
aing. Das 0erbor tpuroe ouf morge,
aneeIebt nnb Der glngetlagte itell.e
5000 8iirsIhaft fir iein Griheintn
nor Wapor Notbpsll.
- @eora Steineter ftarb porgeitern
Ranmittdg in ieiner Mobnung, No.
1901 @ronb goulsparb i'm Utter BON
81 Sabren. Gr hintsrI1bt bic 0attia
uno flint 5Ghtsr, 5rau alice Bbedt-
Ien pon Wt. 4uburn, 5rou Sra Glurt.
ssrou yeorl Scubbsr, sSrau Srens
5ungsrforb pon 2inbcnpalo, Gran
Gertrude gfudburn unD einen Sobn,
Clifford q. Steinefsr.
- Die 9i3en3en fur Girfusporitsi-
luneen in 6amilton limb 10 in ois
SDbe asi6rnubt porben, oob cine au.
8abl Gjelslihoften Die Staot unbedh.
tsi IaIen.
- Der Dirtb Wm. @6ttter bon Del
oft apeuue pirb Iein 8eIhdft Der.
tuufen, um iih oui cine Jorm surid.
su3ieben.
- Der 6amiIton Sdnserbuno bislt
eeitern 9tbenb zine gemiitblide ltnte.
baItuns in Der Diss6od'i6en gale ub
- Die @1bIer ipsrben ON Samitai
ibrs Stimmen iiber bic Iusgabs Dol
S400, 900 In Bombs abaeben.
- Der armenhaus sIirettor Senr.
lieat in isiner mobnune in osr gutep
Strabe am 5ppbus ernitli9 iran
bdrniener.
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Beuebme unb 2abton

6rau gona z. ShuIer, Wluttsr
pou Z. SO. Shulsr, 9Iert beg Sslle.
puer SduIratbs, bic i'm 4Iter pon SO
sSSobren ftorb, tpiro beute beerotet.
fri. Rarn glIbertine Rspton
pon Der S'Jollpn 4penue in gsuspue
erIitt infuIas zines 5aaes einsn grud
bes Iintsn Armes.
- Serr 5heobpr GrsuB BON Der ..
qpsuus in Dapipr. Der Iangsre -Ssit
traut earnieoerIoo. beitnbst iih dui
Der 8eferung.
Gr Wtoppr Sol u. Gohthp BON
geaepue lisgt bebeHtlit ertrantt oar'
nitner.
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Bride debrt6t3uiummen-


Gin nit bier gferoen beipannter
IrnnsportIpagen. Gisentbum oes9srrn
2ouis Wleper pon Der Scott StraBe,
nabe Der Bite, DoQte geItern 8ormitz
taq 3pei Wonumente, 1O,500 pfuno
piegenb, rn4 oem 5rtebhof in Snoez
psnbence bringeu. 2lls bas Ju6rDert
an Der 3peiten 3oGItation Der Waoiz
ion Yite cine !0oI3briide pdiIirte, brad
bieIslbs untsr Der Gait 3uiammen uno
bas gun3e Gsipaun fie1 IN ben gants
lid Greet. Somuel Cattle, oon Der
9reenup Ctr. unb Part pIace, elmer
Der Subrleute, oing nit in Die Siefe
unb erIitt einen 8ruh oes Jtuienbeins,
fhmsr3bafte 0erleBungen an bem rets
ten 8ein uub 0errentunBen beiber
Subaelelrte. Sein 8ebilfe George
9ieBmann erttam nit einigen 5aut>
abItiirfungen uno elmer 9errentung
bes rehten Sanogelents. Ginss Der
pfsrpe, oas ni6t f6neQ genug Io5ges
1dnitten iperben tpnnte, ertrant. Die
anberen bret rpuroen gerettet, Dds
pferp reprGienttrte etnen Werth pon
1915. Die Wonumente geb0rten Der
Stepbarp Wonumental 60.
Selb tmOro.
QDiaiam st. 2anner, 50 Sabre ait
nahe 8unponDer, Gp., al Der aentor
go. 8ren3e ppbnbaft, erIhoB iih qs:
tern Vahmittag nit einem ooppelldu
fiaen 8epebr. Die ooppelte 2aount
oranq ibm in bic Iinte Sette. IunneI
tpar felt eSabren trdntlth uno Itein
oie gbat in etnem tempordren Waba
finnsdnfaQ begungeu gu baben. G
hinterlGbt eire @uttin uno 7 ainber
sgrau 9anner lab aus Der 5erHe gu
fonnte jeeoh Die 3bat ni6t mebr pet
hinoern.
Clara parts erbtelt i'm &reisge
rift bon gtitter 1racp Die SAeibun
DON SoIepb Darts.
sypa Sldt bon Io. 80 Scoi
Eirobs. bic BON einem piitbenos
6unpe qebilisn puroe, puroe geiter
nah bsm sSiioiIttH 5oipital in Gin
einnati gebra6t.
Gperstt aiHneD, Elm junger Ben
ael. Der eine sDlbens llhr aus oe
Wohnuns Der 5rau Batter, No. 10
Weft 8. StraBe, ituhl, DutU Don Del
Detettip Gtepbenfon unD Dem Poli3i
iten 8raop Derhdftet. Sein SAT- tomn
heute gormittag i'm SussHnasriM 81
gerbanDlung.
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gure Trunt Ctr. Selsphon tSoms)
3u. 37S y. SelepbOu unieres acrre'
(pcnoeuten: Ssns Ns. GIG q
- Zulu 5auIisy erpiriie gsItsrn in
Der gpliseiitation tInen 0erbaftsbts
iebl fir ben '5drbi9en Senrp WtaRieD
tpeaen bes nngebIihen GiebitohIs elmer
5uffenubr unb Sette i'm Dsrte BON
$l1. manlep fpuroe bis gum 8erbor
i'm Stotionshrus iubaftirt.
- DIR betoots Wm. porter pom Der
Glib 2 Strob: tpuroe porIests 9la6t
oer poIi3ei ols oermibt esmsIcet.
Cine Jarm 9ompfmnIhine
brad geitern Worgen burd bic aunals
bride i'm Grauo 9culeparo in Dit
Somiltpn unb bti6dpists bas 5anbas
msnt Der Bride. Sesisre III eiultrpets
len fir @sfdbrts uno Sirabsnbahns
possn ubgeiperr'.
- DER 15jdbrise Tur6brenn.r
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