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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

The vote for Judge Baldwin was .essened considerably by misrepresen- tations of decisions upon labor ques- .ions, the leader in this dishonest move being Ex-President Roosevelt. It proved impossible for refutations to svertake and neutralize these mtsrep- resentations, the result being that many Democratic workingmen were misled into voting the full Socialist ticket. Happily these defections were offset by Republican votes for Bald win, but the defeat of the remainder pf the Democratic ticket may be fairly attributed to these misguided Demo srats.
 Goodwin was defeated, according to his leading organ, the Hartford Cour- ant. by ''treachery and misrepresenta- ton" If by the word ''treachery'', is meant the action of Republican Pro- yressives in voting for Baldwin. which might indicate their punishment when ever opportunity serves, the Courant virtually denies the right of men to vote as their honest judgment dictates. but apparently the quoted word is intended to apply to Republican reg uIars-probably Lake men-who did not support Goodwin. The only un- founded misrepresentation" of Good win was of Republican origin and asserted the presence of J. Pierpont Morgan in Hartford on the day of the State convention.
 The Socialist ticket owes probably the major part of it's strength to the votes of misled Democratic working men and of Republicans who could not conscientiously vote their party's ticket and had not yet conquered their repug- nance to the Democratic party even though knowing it to be in the right, but there is still hope for them now that they have once abjured political regularity.
 Judge Baldwin will make a most excellent Governor, one of the type represented by the names of Hubbard, Ingersoll and English and, in later days. Woodruff Even his political opponents concede this. The people can be assured that every question rOming before him will be decided after exhaustive investigation and with, as even justice as if his office were judicial instead of executive
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

Of bargains displayed on tables, The prices are plainly marked. s. B. Thing & Go. 1153 Main St.
 Learn to Dance
 by taking private lessons at Quilty's Dancing Academy in Jackson's theatre l building. The waltz taught in three lessons and the two step in two les
 sons. Terms are moderate. Lessons are given every afternoon and even ing at the convenience of the pupil. Now is the time to commence and be in line for the good times coming l this winter. Call or telephone to make arrangements.
 l Annual Carnival of Warner Bros. Fire Department to Be Big Event. The opening night of the 24th an-
 | nual carnival and dance of the War her Brothers Company fire department | will be Friday night of this week, at Seaside Institute, corner of Atlantic and Lafayette streets.
 Special attractions have been secured 1 for the opening night. Harold Peck
 | will sing baritone solor, "You Are the Ideal of My Dreams.'' His smooth, | rich voice is well known in Bridgeport and a. great many of his friends are planning to attend the opening night. Kubit Bros. have also been secured. These are the black face song and | wooden shoes. who have won applause
 ! not only in Bridgeport where they are well known, but in all the larger cit ies of New England and New York. These specialties will be introduced in the midst of the program of dance mu- sic, which will be rendered by San sone's orchestra during the evening. The firemen have been polishing up | the buttons on their uniforms and get ting themselves in condition to make the bravest possible appearance. It l may not be generally known that this l modest organization of fifty men in the South End are not only as well trained as a body of private firemen as can be found in connection with any manufacturing plant, but have taken prizes in many meets for rapid ity and effectiveness with which they handle the apparatus and hose. When the factory blows the fire whistle and calls the men to practice, it is always a signal for a large and interested crowd to gather with their watches and time the rapidhy with which the men come from their work and bring the apparatus to bear on some sup posed fire.
 There will be no exhibits of this ! sort, however, during the carnival, but the men have been getting into the best of dancing trim. ready to wei come their many friends at the four day carnival. which begins on Friday evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
Fairfield County News.
Mrs. Caves House Robbed.

The house of Mrs. Thomas Cave in Darien, was stripped of it's furniture between Thursday and Saturday. The man who did the stripping is under laborer. Mrs. Cave had been away, and the house has been closed. A salesman called there, Saturday aft ernoon, and found the man ripping up carpets. He notified Mrs. Caves son and the constables. The latter went to the house and the man hid under a pile of sawdust in a barn on the Egan place, where he boards. It transpired that he had taken most the furniture to this place, represent ing to the boarding-house keeper that he had purchased it for $50.
 Someone Shot Deer.
 County Game Warden Smith. of Norwalk, and Deputy Warden Sidney H. Wilkins, went to King street dis trict, Danbury, Tuesday to take charge of the carcass of a deer that had been found in the fields there The game warders found the body of @ handsome buck weighing about 25O pounds. The creature had been dis patched with a rifle and the ball had plowed completely through its body. The animal was found about a mile from the New York state line and in the same neighborhood two or three other deer have been slain by some unknown person. The condition of the carcass indicated that the deer had been clain about five days.
 Struck By Auto.
 Dr. Richard Bohannan, of Stam- ford, was hit and knocked down by big automobile, owned by a Stam- ford man named Mead, in Darien, Tuesday, and quite badly injured. The physician had one of his toes broken, one hand was cut and he was more or less bruised otherwise.
 Strangles to Death.
 Eight months old Earl Horton, who was left sitting in @ high chair at Danbury,; Sunday while his mother went to the upper part of the house, strangled to death before, her return by slipping from his chair and catch ing his head between the seat of the chair and a table.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
HELD FOR ALLEGED
 THEFT OF HORSE

Matthew Dunn, the New Haven horseman brought here Tuesday for theft of a horse from Elwood's sales stables last July, was held in bail of I,5G0 until next Tuesday when ar raigned in the City court yesterday.
 Sergeant Cronan captured him through the New Haven police. He is a resident of New Haven. It is alleged that he sold a horse belonging to a New Haven man. who sent the animal to Eiwood's stable for sale last July, and after the sale, decamped with the funds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

candidate; it is a return of the office to representative of the party which, normally, controls the district, prin- ciple to which this paper has always adhered. Democrats have the satis- faction of recalling that their cam paisn included no ''mud-throwing" at the candidacy of Judge Nobbs, the defeat of which is due to the straight casting of the Democratic vote. and perhaps also, in some degree, to a failure of the Young Republicans" to unitedly support their party's noni- nee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

Unequal representation in the lower branch of the Legislature accounts fully for the Republican majority therein. So long as, for instance, the town of Union with population of less than 800 has as many representa- tives as, for instance. the city of Bridgeport with a population of 1o2, 900, the Democratic party. the strength of which is largely in the populative cen- tres. is at great disadvantage. But the successes or. vicissitudes. of political parties are not the main reasons for a change in the system of representa- tion. The greatest reason is found in
 the fact that the minority in popula- tion legislates for the majority. which
 is grave injustice and often operates to the serious disadvantage, or worse, of the populative centres.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

The Courant claims. as to the U. S. senatorship.. that MT. Mclean has an overwhelming majority of the Republi- san members, and that "his triulnph- ant election to the United States Ser- ate Is assured" It is doubtless true that a majority of the Repub:icaA nembers-elect were classified, previous 70 the election, as for Mclean, whether pr not correctly in all cases can only De known positively from results in the Republican caucus. Nor is it now known whether any of these claimed Mclean members-elect can be per suaded" into voting for Bulkeley. It Is by no means vet certainty that Mclean will be elected
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

The Democratic nominee for Secre- tary of State. Zalmon Goodsell, is to be congratulated upon the fine showing made by his candidacy in his home city. even against a competitor from the same city. His vote excelled even that for Judge Baldwin by 356, and was the largest given to any candi- date. Only one Democratic nominee, Vollmer for Sheriff. approached MT. Goodselfs total at all nearly, receiving 100 less. Such compliments are rarely given, and when they are found, they attest special popularity
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

BattelI Lunch 12:30 p. m. After noon, to 4: Praise service; ad- dresses.
 Sunday, December 4-Address Rev. James L. Barton, D. D., "The Church in All Lands"
 Sunday, December 11-Address Rev. Hubert c. Herring, D. D., ''The Church in Our Own Land"
 Christmas Sunday, December 25- Address to the young people, Rev William Douglas Mackenzie, D. D.. ''The Christ That is to Be-" A special service will be appoint ed for a Sunday in the summer oi 1911.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
BROKERS INDICTED
 FOR MAIL FRAUDS
Special from United Press )

Washington, Nov. 9.-The Federal Grand Jury, today, indicted a num- Der of members of the firm of Der nard H. Scheftels & Company, curb brokers, for using the mails in d scheme to defraud. The men indict- ed were Simon Jacob HerZog, alias George Graham Rice, Bernard H. Scheftels, Charles F. Belser, George T. Sullivan, Ralph F.. Waterman, Charles D. Stone and John Delaney. Judge Martin fixed balls in sums ranging from s2O,OOO for Herzog, down to s2,5O0, which were furnish ed after uleas of not guilty had been entered.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
THE IDEAL LIFE"

Bishop William Anderson Of the Methodist Episcopal church is to speak this evening at the Washington Park M E. church before the members of the local group of Epworth Leagues, his subject being ''The Ideal Life"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
ELECTION BY G A R.

Nominations for the annual election of officers of Elias Howe, -Jr., Post, G. A R-, will be made at the regular meeting of the post on Thursday ev- ening. A full attendance is expected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
DIR. AND MRS. CENIcoLA IN ALPS

Dr. Henry Cenfcola and wife, who have been spending several months abroad, are now at Longarone in the Italian Alps. Several of their friends have received postal cards from them announcing that they anticipated re- turning to this city on December 20.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
Corrected Returns-Bulkeley Still in
 the Contest.
Hartford Courant. l

Hartford Courant.)
 Assuming that both Republicans from Milford will be on the formal roll, we find 159 Republicans in the House and 21 in the Senate, and 97 Democrats in the House and 14 in the Senate. This is a net gain of 60 for the Demo- control of each branch and with a majority on joint ballot of 69, not re- garding the two ties to be voted off next week.
 The 180 Republicans stand as fol-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

The election of Edward F. Hallen to the Probate judgeship. of the Bridge port district is not merely a merited compliment to an able and competent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10

Senator Bulkeley gave out state
 ment last evening in which he claimed 104 for himself and gave n to Me Lean.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
POINTS OF INTEREST.
All the Newest Shapes

 in untrimmed hats priced with cus- tornary F. H. Dillon & Go. modera- tion.
 Fish Day in the Home
 Should be the day of feasting as it promises a day of good things. That is Hayes Market has the sea food for a good dinner if you will get it. The delicate touch of a finely cooked fish is a temptative. A full and complete assortment of sea food, oysters, clans Holsters and etc. Hayes Fish Co, 629 Water St. Tel 412.
 A Lot of People.
 Are taking advantage of the shoe bargains being offered in Thing & Co.'S Improvement Sale. Shoes, rub bers and hosiery for men, women and children at prices you cannot afford to ignore Every effort has been made to make it worth the while of every person to attend this sale of remarkable savings. Some in and look around the store and see the scores
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-10
Fish Day in the Home

in untrimmed hats priced with cus-
 tonary D. H. Dillon G Go. modera-
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81. Rotb iii seitern 9ormitios I'M
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fibsnt oes ct. Hihoias 5o.els uno Der
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Serr Rptb binterlabt bic tinberIois
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Trant g. Rotb BON Rep Yort nno
lpuis Roth BON 3dDton. 8. 2srVsrs
blifene murne am 8. 4uguit 1886 dls
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bic aus @ottinsen einaelpanoert ipa.
rem, in unierer Stabt seboren. 1861
trot er ols aaoett BEL Der Wiarlneatas
bernie AL annapolis ein. ndhnl aper
1865 itinen abshieb uno trat In oos
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bienIt finbet am 8onneritag Rodmits
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uno bic geiiesuns Der iroiihen 9uls
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beth Strobel Iinbet heute Jtdh:
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Sm boben alter BON SO sahren IL
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ter oeutIher giirser, in ieiner gDob'
nuna, 1414 Bremen Strabe. ianft II
has beIIere S.nisits hiniibsrseihlum
inert. Worssn Rahmittas miro q
sur Iebten Rube beitattet peroen.
sJrou Marsarsi BE . o d Ihicl
in Der Wontag Haht, umgebsn Dol
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Bseroisuns lpiro srit beuts bs'ann
semaht.
Die betannte Wuiitlsbrerin sri
Caroline Ruoff. 1916 Bin
Girobe, nebit Jrau Gharlss Stmio
unb sobn uno 3ehter. iinp pon ibre
Rsiie mad 4enia, Sbio, 5uriidgetebrt
noielbit fe bic Gdite bon 3errn I'm
ssruu gbos. Wsiiler ipdren.
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1ie Diientli6en S6ulsn
Nerocn in bieicm Sabre itGrfcr be
indDt ais I'M @orjabrc.

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betannt gsmaht, bdB Der S4ulbe|uh
in bieiem Sabre mad ben lesten Be
rittsn Der priu3ipale Elm itdrterer ut,
als i'm 8oriahrs.
Die Gefdmmt5uhl Der Shultinotr
in ben Oifsntliten Shulen am 30.
September b. s. Belief iih uuf 36,5O2
9eaen 36,O14 am 80. September
1909.
s5olesnbe Sbulsn 6d6en in bieiem
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bian. 5igblano, 5ofiman. Sation
SDoe Bart, 2incpln, Riperiioe, BIN
Ctr, Waridp Waihington, Weit
lppob. Wbittisr, Dinofor, Oral uni
glinbenihuls, Die ana6en Spesid
S6ule, DooOtparo uno Susbes Sod
inulen.
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9 a nj pier + b r q n b.
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Ren gort, 4. Oft. anget.:
r9ireinia" bon 9enua; ~&aiIer Wllz
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plpnoutb unD 8oulogns.
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bon Glasgop.
st. Sobns. q. 5. Ing.: rMons
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mad 5aliiar uno phiIapetpbia.
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2iperpool. gtnget.: nGuiita
nia" ppn Relp Dorf.
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2lniper(itdts Ansefesen6eiten
Sie Nlciidmaun StipcnSieu pertbeilt

ssn Der eeitrisen SiBung Der 2ru'
itees Der uniperiitdt tpuroe betannt 8:s
maht, oab IS burh Den 4ntauI zines
Grunoituds am syube Der Dennis
SirdBe srmOglibt piro, einen neusn
Gingane an Der SltIeite sur llniperiis
tat gu erlansen.. SIN Gaufe oes pere
floiieneu Uionats ipurben Oonotionsn
bon Der Wm g. Werria Gtemicdl 80.
uno BON glopp Bros. entgegengenoms
men. Die grobe Rslieftarte bon Gins
pinnati uno llmeebune, melhe au Der
Cbiotbg 4usitsllung allsemein belpuns
bert nuroe uno psl6e $500 getoitet
bat, 1T Der llniOeriitdt iibsrseben lpors
ben.
Die 5leiIhmannsStipsnbieu fine
tpie iolst psrtbeilt ipprbsn: Oscar 3.
See. pleaiant Riose. g.; Wia 2uciIs
Ritarbs. Daptou, ap.; Wtarie Wc'
Ssnrp, Repport, ap.; Grna Gil
Iian S6neioer, pleaiant Ribss, g.;
Gbitb airI6nsr, 5145 WaiH StraBe
Horipoob. g.; Warp 2ouiis Wlute
2202 aafpn 4penue, Rortuooo; Geo.
nora Hsufisr, 2odlano, g.; Wuri
GoiIum, 1886 Wlelroie QpeHue, Hor
fpoob; Nrtis 2afprence hartsboru
YledIant Riose; 2ottis 9. Wisoemer
1921 2inosn Strabe, Sit Rorlpooo
Orace glisabstb Sonss, 2215 Cameron
gpenus, Rorpooo; Gl3abeth Sonss
Gin Strabe. Waoiionpille, 8.
BON ben 8ouperneuren bes Debrer
Union college fpuros elm Gbsd our gs
| itreituns Der GolIssienseloer bon fed
| jubii6sn Stuoeuten sntssgensenom
men.
| prof. CD. 90. Gloper ipurbe gun
Wuiits sDirsttor gu $3.50 per Sab
unb prof. q. u. 5aDnsp gum pro
feHor Der bibliI6sn 2iiteratur 5u 500
per Sabr ernannt.
| Cine 9eIhperoe Der part@aommii
fare, bab bic aontrattoren beim 81
rihtsn Der llnipsriitGtseebdube oas 81
aentbum bes Darts in riitiihtsloIe
WeiIe beitGoisen. iou benz betreffenoe
Qrhitetien iibermiitelt nerpen.
Dsm 5ruitss Smif5 5idenlocpe
ipurbs elm urlaub auf stpei Wonate b.
pillist, oa er bsabiihtigt. iih in bi
RoienfsNsln Der Ghe ihmieoen 5
laiIen.
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Rleine Ypli5eimahri6ten

- Gin unbetdnnter DEB perIhaifte
iih nit sinem Radihliifel 3usdn9
gu oem 3immsr bes 5rant Watti, i'm
Drills 5otel, go. 242 Weit 5. Strdbe,
uno enttpenbeis s. in gaar iofpieSlets
bunssitiide i'm Wertbe bon So.
- Der Regsr Robert Utontgomerp,
bon Ho. 1921 2flms plaee. bratte ges
tern ipdbrenb zines Streites an pdrt
uno 2incoln Qpenus Ieinem Raifeges
noNen Walter Ileranber. bon glo.
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iirmeiIsr msbrers ihlimme S6nitts
fpunosn i'm Gxiidt uno an Der Stirn'
bel, iporauf er feline Slu6t bepertitels
liete. 9lleranoer rpuroe nah oen
Itdbtiitsn 5oipitdl aebraht.
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american Msat paders NToeiation gu
treffen. Dieielbe finbet bonn 16. Big
10. Sftober {tatt. Don bier tperoen
minbeitens 125 5ur aonpention reiien.
Die Details tpurben einem aus ben
Serren 0eorse 3ebler, Wihael Rpan.
Sobn 5offmann, gbarlesSmith, Wm
Meiners uno gbarles geeler beIteben:
ben 4usi9ub iiberlaiIsn. Die 5errer
tperoen in einem Spesiol3u9 reiien.
Der aontraftor Granf 8. air9.
ner purbe geitern in ben8erfpaltunssa
rdtb Der Martet Hationdlbanf getpdhl
an Gtelle bes perItorbsnen Sohn s
SuQipan.
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9ies uno las.

Ter CeIIentlifsn giblioibet
.purben i'm Monat Septsmbsr 475
Bidder, 500 pampblete. 80 aarten,
sipei atlaiIs. adt gilber uiip. gum Ges
ihent atmaft. Inter ben Gebern be-
finben Td Martin 6offner, Geo. 9.
auhlmann, Or. g. D. Walser ,ameris
can Boot Co.. 5leiidmdnn Go, 2.
CbermaNr Co.. 5rarel &, Waab,
5ebrep Union College, We4anies Snz
itiiut unb uniDsriidt.
- Die Serrsn Stsphen R. Burton.
Wm. Wortbinsion uuo Sobn =.
Winsloip iinb als Direttoren Der
Sprins 9rops Jriephois 9eieaf9dit
fir .inen breiidbris.n 5srmin mieoers
aspGblt poroen. 2iuf bem 1rieobofe
liesen 79,774 perionen begraben. Die
Sabrsseinnahmen beliefen iih aui
$156, ,lO9 unb bic Nussaben aul
$150.819.
- Die gounip aommiHdrs hnbsn
ben gau Der brei peilen Iansenaano=
| itrabe bon Der Snbidna Staatsgren3'
bis Glisabethtopn an .. RNbaus 81
| beiTen Mnssbot BON $18.585 pergeben
Der gau iinbet bem neuen 0eies su'
| fo!oe unter 4ufiiht Der ftnotiiher
Weae aommiHion ifatt. Der Staa
iteusrt $4,000 su ben aoittn bel. Ti
Giaois aommiHion bate auh oi
Hoisenpornnfnldst ausgearbeitet uni
3ipar auf s2S.562.50.
3irta bunbert gusros sMebss
bctten {iM eeitern 81 einer Gibung Il
Der Done Wronb 0da bes 0trrn Rot
an Der pebler GtrnBs eingefunbeu
Ium arrangements fir bic 1abrt mac
Gbisaos jilr aabre1beric ericmmluno b
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Jene r.

- Sn Der Wobnung bes gbomas
Sra3ier, SO. 1928 Rihmonb Strabe,
erplooirte geitern Ibeno gegen 6 ub>
cine petroleumIampe. Bel Mnfunft Der
5eusrnebr mar Die Gefabr bereits
bon SausgsnoHen beieitigt norbsn.
gei Der grplolion tpuroe niemano pers
lest.
- Gin WinoItoB blies geitern Rad
mittag einen 5eniterporbang in osr
Wobnung Der 5rau pierce 5inh, gto
2134 9rano QDenue, eegen ein Gas
liht, unb bic 5olge mar Elm Jsusr
ipeldes bon SpriBen-aompdsrie 1t
gsl0ltjt purbe, nadoem elm Shoosr
BON 800 angsri6tet poroen mar.
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ben gstpsis er6radt, buB bie selegras
pbie ohne 8rabt audi i'm ofTentlthe1
2eben nit gutem grfplg angensnoet
perben fann. Dir iebeH, oaB nod
ielten eine neue @rfinoung 10 raid IN
dIsn 3peigsn bss 2ebens @ingans ges
funben bat, pie bic orabtlois 5elegraz
pbie. unb ipenn bieie neue 0tlfstrafi
aud CUR 3sit pteIlei6t nod in ben
ainberI6uben itedt, 10 bat iie bod
aeruoe in lebtsr 3eit idon iol6e Bs.
fpeiIe i6rer 8erpeno6arteit uno gu:
per(GTi9feit geltefert, oaB qepiB in
aur3em Elm ausgeDe6nter Gebrauf
BON ibr gema9t psrben nirO.
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fanbt. ibre Gsbdube unbeoinst fsuers
fiher 5u MAIDEN. Sollten iie feiner Mr.s
orbnung in angemehener 3elt nl9t
nadtommen, 70 ipiirb. er fofort geieB'
life Shritts einleiten, bamit bic Wers
beHerugen porsenommen fDeroen. er
bebauptet aud, oab bic Gigentbiimer
Der Garage an Der WooDburn Ioenue,
nslhe am Sonntae bur4 5euer ger
it0rt tpuroe, Isins geFebIe nift beahtsi
hItteu.