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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
NEGRO PURSE ShATCHER
INCLUDED IN BUNCH
Threats Freely Made TO "Get''
Sheriff Who Ordered Deputies
To Fire Upon Mob

Cairo, III, Feb - 'rwolYo
prisoners sentenced yesterday by
Judge Butler were hurried out ot
town 10 tho Chester prison this morn.
Ing under heavy gtard Among
them was John Pratt the negro purae
soaichef whose arto& resulted III
yesterdays riot.
Threats have been made against
Sheriff Fred D Ncllis Tor the killing
OF Alexander Halliday, a member OF
the mob, but The presence OF thc sol1.
icrs Is having a salutary effect In
preventing further demonstrations
Mayor Parsons has ordered tho sQ.
Icons 10 remain closed until danger
o. further disturbance has passea.
A third militia company was ask
ed by the sheriff and company NJ Oh
Champaign, arrived here on u special
train at 6;30 O'Clock. John Pratt.
The negro the mob intended to lynch
was glvcn an indeteEmlnatc sentences
OF not more than IA years IN the
Chester penitentiary OH zach of two
charges Of robbery yesterday after.
noon.
One Negro Released
Lincoln Wilson, suspected compan.
ion of Pratt in the snmtchlng OF wo'
mems pocket books was released last
night The grand jury failed TO re-
turn an indictment against him.
A searching investigation Of the AZ.
tack on the jail when Halliday w0s
Killed, was ordered BIZ Judge Huticf
H. charge 10 the grand jury. Judge
Butler demanded that the rioters b.
brought to Justice
This sort of procedure must be
stopped, he said, ''Iaw that is not
enforced ceases to be law.
"There have been five murders in
Cairo since November If, when we
had another occurrence of mob ylo-
lencc. These crimes show that moi
| law Is no deterrent 10 crime and II
| IL your duty to see that mob law ceas
/ es to be-"
stray Shot Caused Riot
A stray shot fired by member Of
,he mob was the direct cause Of the
voliey from the deputies guarding the
jail that laid several Of It's members
/ low according to Sheriff Nellls' yer
sion Of the attack
II was standing on the front porci
Of the courthouse, parleying with the
mob which was demanding that eiW
-ur Pratt, he said last night, "whoi
some one fired "A shot in The crowd
my deputies. watching the parlcl
from a second Story window, though
that ! fired a shot as 2 signal, Thel
tEen fired yolley into the air
THE mob refused 10 retreat an,
| my deputies than fired INFO h'
crowd. Yen know ihc result NJ.
conscience Is easy over the enllr'
affair. They were determined to 80
me unless got them. | did my dut.
by protecting my prisoners at an
prize"
There were SIX negroes in the pal
IS Of II armed deputies that delcnc
ed the Jail with Nelis. The she-ll
had great difficulty III enlisiing dcpl
, ilcg aud the negroes were imprcase
into service. he says beeulac ,
could NOT ret enough white men :
serve Despite tllis explanation, h
Z rs being criticised Tor depuiizng n
Z erocs 10 fire on whites and lho na
, tents are using the affair as rca8o
, for further demonstration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
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) ToDAYs MARKETS.

9 Chicago. His. Feb. May 9
. wheat closed at Sl14: July at 9
. $1.04 34. May corn closed a 9
G 66 8.4c. fully at 67 5-Sc 6
9 Kaas1s CITY Grain. g
G Kansas city, MOL Feb. 49,. g
= May wheat closed at Sl.09, July G
@ at 80 as. May corn closed al G
y GA 7-Sc; July at 65 5Sc. C
c. G
C Kansas City Cattle 9
q Kansas City, Mo- Feb. H. .
c Two thousand cattle were re- 9
o celyed market steady Three 6
G. thousand porkors invaded the .
= yards. market staying steady in 9
g cloudland 9
o @ @ o O @ q q @ o o q @ @ q o q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
v0e by Precincts.

First ward
A-Yes, 81; no, 5S.
B-yes, Az; no, 1873.
Second ward
Ayes, 70; no, 43.
b--Yes, 105; no, II.
Third ward
Ayes, S4; no. 1873
B--Yes, s.; no, SO.
Fourth ward
A--Ycs. 81; no, 1i0.
DYes, IL no, G5.
Fifth ward
Ayes, IS; no, SO.
B--Yes, Z; no, 81.
Majorities by Wards.
The wards returned majoritles as
follows:
First ward-No. %.
Second ward-Yes, 60.
Third ward-No, so.
Fourth wnrd--No. III
Fifth ward-No, %.
Yes .....a... GAG
No ..~...,,. Isl
Total ...,~1,427
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
H;ob School Girls Must Swim.

Boston high school girls must learn
to swim. The school committee has
handed down the dictum that all pu-
pills above the first grade, unless In
capacitated. must. beginning this year,
seek the public bathing places in the
city and suburbs and. under the eyes
of the swimming instructors. master
the art of swimming.
These instructors. who will be the
regular bathing masters appointed by
the city or state. will sign a certificate
provided for the purpose by the di-
rector of hygiene in the schools. which
will be- accepted by the school board
as proof Of the ability of the student
as a swimmer.
The school board will then award
one or two points. as the occasion may
require. which will be counted toward
the final graduation marks of the pu-
pills.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Continued from page 8

$50 it's the meter man you are!
John Steele recognized the inquiring
voice as that of the caretaker. Sure.
was here"
Eyes: we change beats occasionally"
was the careless answer. John Steele
sprang from his bed and crept very
softly toward the hall. "a new man
He heard them talking again after a
few minutes. He remained listening
at his door. now slightly ajar.
'"There must be a leak somewhere
from the quantity you've burned. I'll
have a look around: might save your
master a few shillings."
John Steele locked his door. The
s'meter man. crossed the upper hall
and stepped, one after the other. into
the several rooms. Having apparent
~ made there the necessary examina-
ton. he walked over and tried the
door of John Steele's room,
''This rooms occupied by a visitor"
interposed the servant. land he's asleep
now. He wouldn't thank you for the
disturbing of his repose."
"AH right. I'll not wake him. Don't
find the leak | was looking for. Will
drop In again"
John Steele. pushing back the blinds
a little. looked out of his room. The
man who had reached the front of the
place glanced back. His gaze at that
instant. meeting the others. seemed to
betray a momentary eagerness. Quick
ly Steele turned away. No doubt now
fingered in his mind as to the purpose
of the visit.
Continued next week
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03

She is the only elected woman ex
ecutiye head of any state department
of charities and holds her Office with
the full approval of the men of the
state. as is shown by her election by
a plurality of 1000 votes owe heI
male competitor. AS is we'll known
Oklahoma. the newest state in the
Union. has advanced ideas in govern
ment. Some of them are due to the
teachings and preachings of Miss Bar
nard.
"A very small woman with a very
large is-the way-eHe- AaT#spapei
writer described Miss Barnard not
long ago. And he vas quite right
Not that Oklahoma has more than its
share of people in need of the minis
trations Of the charities and correc-
tons commissioner, but that its PEG
pie In their eagerness for advance
along the lines of helpfulness toward
ones fellow men are determined tt
make experiments In sociology until
they hit upon solutions for the ills that
afiict mankind. All of these things.
of course. must fall under Miss Bar
nard's eye. So. you see. her work in
the state alone is enough to keep her
busy. In addition. she is greatly in
demand as a speaker at the conven
lions held throughout the country at
which ideas In sociology are discussed
She is a good speaker. and her earnest.
ness and devotion to her work com
mand attention wherever she goes.
Miss Barnard has Travelled much and
has visited most of the cities Of the
country In her efforts to find out chow
the other half lives"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
A Fine Spring Game.

When you have company a lovely
game to play is flower spider web.
This is played thus: In Il nest are sew
eral small packages of flower seeds,
and to each package is attached a
cord of a different color. Each person
is invited to choose a cord and follow
where it will lead. for at the other end
will be found the flower to which the
seeds belong. The cords. of course.
are carried In as intricate a manner
as possible, under furniture and rugs.
around table legs. in and out through
balusters, up stairs and down, until
finally each child will find a potted
plant with paper frills or a bunch of
the flowers appropriate to the seed.
The blue cord led to forgetmenots.
the white to the stock gillies. the red
to carnations, yellow to daffodils. the
green to ~mignonette, the lilac to vio-
let's, purple to pansies and the pink
to primroses.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Ant builders.

The common Lasius niger. a brown
ish-black garden ant, which is world
wide In its distribution, has developed
some unexpected capabilities in Japan.
About fifty miles from Tokyo 1t is
found constructing shelters for aphi-
des made by cementing grains of sand
to twigs of lex. These shelters not
only serve to keep the aphides warm
and thus increase their yield of honey
dew, of which the ants are so fond,
but they also form folds from which
the aphides cannot escape and where
they are protected from the raids OF
other ants. The ants also construct
covered galleries of sand, which con-
meet the tents OF the aphides with
their own nests.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
n Paid to Read the Bible.

If you have an old family Bible in
your house don't neglect it. In 1874
an eccentric old lady ~bequeathed to
her nephew. John Marsh of Washing
ton, a Bible which was a sort of heir
loom in the family. She was wealthy,
but she left her nephew only the old
Bible, which he laid away on a shelf,
where it gathered the dust of many
years. unopened. Not long ago there
was an argument concerning n OF
the psalms. Mr.. Marsh held one view.
His pretty daughter. Miss Daisy, held
another. "Ill look in the Bible, papa,
and prove you're wrong" she said. Sc
she took down the neglected book,
opened 1t and found bonds to the
value of $4,000 which the eccentric
aunt had placed In the book for her
nephew. DAISY, you really are a
daisyy'' exclaimed papa. Hereafter
we must read that good old book"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Trick With an Eco.

This is a very simple way to make
an egg stand o end. Before attempt.
ing to do the trick place a pinch of salt
on the white tablecloth in front of
your place or wherever you wish to
stand the egg, and it will not be noticed
on the white tableeloth. After this
has been attempted by others, place
the egg in the pinch of salt. and you
will be able to stand it ON end as long
as you please on the salt. as the small
particles grip the egg and prevent II
from falling. This is a splendid i'm
promptu trick for a dinner table.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
What's the Answara

Words containing five and six let.
tiers which a be expressed in three:
A tax? XII.
A flower? p N E.
A plaintive poem? L 2 G.
Words containing six and seven let
.f whfcfr can be-expressed-m two.
A superduity? X S.
A species of pepper? K n.
Words containing six and seven let
tiers which a be expressed in three:
A likeness? f G..
A state of being? NIT.
To pardon. X @ Q.
Dissolution? D G @.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
THE CANCEL OF OKLAHOMA"
Miss Kate Barnard. State Commission
er of Charities and Correetion.

Miss Kate Barnard. State Commission
err of Charities and Correction.
There Is nothing new In a woman's
being called an "angel" Most of US
know women who either are angels
or are called such. But besides Flor
ence Nightingale. the famous 'angel
Of the Crimea." 1t is hard to recall any
one woman who is known far and
wide as an angel. Miss Kate Bar
nard. the .angel of Oklahoma" comes
pretty near being the only American
woman to whom the title is applied.
Miss Barnard has earned her title
of angel fairly. AS state commissioner
of charities and correction of Oklahoma
she has labored hard for the poor and
unfortunate and defective of her state.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
The Golden Rule.

IT'S a kind little dog;
IT'S a kind little cat;
When the dog has a treat,
Why, the cat shares that.
When the cat makes a feast,
Then the dog she invites,
And the cat does not scratch,
And the dog never bites.
I know two little boys
They are named Ned and Nat
But / much rather write
OF the dog and the cat.
And the little lads know
I have good reasons why,
But never will l tell
oh, no. not I!
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
C%onundrums.

When is a doctor most annoyed?
When he is out of patients.
Why is a poor acquaintance better
than a rich one? A friend in need is
a friend indeed.
Why is a mans face shaved in win
ter like a celebrated fur? Because it
is n chin-chilly.
What three letters turn a girl into a
woman? A G e.
What is the end of doom? The let
ter NJ.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03

What do you think of this funny pic
ture? Do you think the bull terrier
is good natured to let the parrot take
a ride on his back?
Both animals live in England and
are the pets of Lady de Grey. whose
husband is lord in waiting to Queen
Alexandra.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
The Evolution Of
Booster Bill.
IV.--How Bill Came to
Advertise

Bill Blue refused TO advertise.
Said he, "These measly paper guys
VIII never get my hard earned cash."
AND THEN BILLS BUSINESS
WENT TO SMASH.
80 very near" was old Bill Blue
He pinched a dollar bill in two.
He pirched his trade in two likewise.
This opened poor cid Williams eyss.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Riddle and Solution.

I have a mouth, but no teeth. I
rise every day and yet do not leave
my bed. 1 have no money and yet
make bank deposits. 1 am often ruff
fled and crossed. but never lose my
temper. l car run. but cannot walk.
I can reflect, but cannot speak, yet
rarely keep still. Answered. river.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Interesting Facts.

Cats came into England before the
Norman conquest.
The eyes of a chameleon move indie
p~endently of each other.
The Russians do not allow any n
to enter or leave their country without
a passport.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Even un.

She (sternlyEI heard a noise very
late. He 0acetiously)-Was It the
night falling2 She-No. it wasn't. 1t
was the day breaking. Baltimore
American.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Cautious.

Thompson-Suppose a man should
call you a liar. What would you do?
Jones Observation-Disclosures sized man7
Jewish Ledger.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
Lost Opportunity.

lost Opportunity.
"And you didn't hear Of it?' inquired
Mrs. Cable.
mot one word"
why I've known IL for a week. so
j supposed everybody heard of It"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-02
6pbe 2ebemsinittelpreiie
Sino bic llria6e, baB ansebste fir
Wiildl iiir itabtiide Amltalten mis.
Der eingeforbtrt msrben.

Die bisber benz Direttor fir Dffentz
libe Siderbeit 3ugegangenen 4ngss
bote fir Mil6 un0 Sis iinb oerarIig
bobs, oaB Serr Small iid DerunldBt
iiebt. nsue Sfferten ein8uforoern.
Die bonn 6eiunbbsitsbeamten 9es
itsllten 9lnforperungen betreffs bss
Ri6tpor6dnoenieins bon S6pinOz
iuntsteimen pdren berortig rigoros,
bdb man iih in 3utunft NIT eiuer
Bona fios 8sriiderung begniigsn tpiro,
bab bic getieferte Ulilh tubertelfrej
III.
Der Breisunterf6ieb bel Mplfetsis
erseuaniiien lit ebenfdas Elm qrober.
60 fpiro 3. 9. i'm 3uFluatshaus fir
Wild 1896 pro 9aflone unb fir Sdb=
ne 75c bro 8allone Derlangt. PEI
ben benz Siter9eits Girsttor ein1es
gangsrsn Sffertsn 6etrug ieOoh DAG
niebrigite Qngebot fir Wila 27c oie
9auone uno fir Sdbns SAC pro 0aI=
lone. Blister purbe Sis fir So ire
lonne gsIisfert unp jest perIangt man
$3.50 bis So pro 5onne.
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Sbip SsalleD Grpoiitipn
@irs ON 20. ausuit erOfnet uuO am
"a. geptenlbsr gsi9lpnsu perO.n.

Sn elmer gsitern db9ebaltsnen Sis
burg hss 8srpaItungsrutbs Der Ohio
9aqep Grpoiition puroe entgitti1
beiaIoTen, bic 4usitequng am %.
4uguft gu er0ffnsn uno am "a. Seps
tember 81 i6lieBen. W}an oatte crit
baran, ben 2lusitelungsi6luB auf o:n
l. Sttobsr feit3uiesen, a6er i'm Sin
bid oarauf, oaB Die WuiitbaQs hes
rsits am 5. Sttober fir bic grobe&ons
fereu3 Der Gpiscopaitirhe oebruuht
piro unb pa in 10 tur3er 3ett niht
ale 2lusitsQunesobiette aus Der Saue
entfernt ietn t0nren, beidloB man,
bds oben be3eihnete Datum fir Den
Stlub Der 2tusiteuung gu bsitimmen.
Inter benz 8oriiBe oes 5errenTraEt
5eriheoe ipiro am 9onnsrita9 a6er-
mails cine SiBung Ttattfinoen, BEL ps!s
der Die Raumeintbetluug be5 2lu5z
iteQun9srapons beiprohen lperoen
Ioq. Jiir bic sin3sInen 2tusitequrgss
gruppen itno folgenoe 9erren aLs&oinz
mittee ernannt fpproen: Sir Camp
tptrt5i6aft uno IanoptrtbihaftIih:
8erdtbe, Sobu Hin8golo; 9auten un2
8aumaterialien, 9. .. Ggan; gbemtz
fallen, 9eO. %. Wesbou; GinberzGes
partement, Walter Dihgor; Glettrt3iz
tot, IT. 70. Whits; Sh0ne 8unlte.
Drama uno Muiit, Diuidm s..
SteDart: W0bsI unD 6dusbQItunls
sesenitdnoe, 9eorg goiFaro; ReQi:s
ruHgsausftsuung, Grant $0erIteoe;
BdFerpege, y. ). GQiIon; Qeoer.
uno @ummiDaaren, Sripin W.Gro5r
WuIhinen unb mehdniihe SnItras
mente, .. 8. 8sier; Sra uno Uliner,
5bomas 6. 9opeQ; 5urbsnDaare2,
e. g. Cyan; 5oritpiFenIbaft, 9. q,
Stanberp; Reine gfahrung8mittel,
SEQ. q. Grtffitbs; 8unit, DiiienIhaft
uno hiitorii6e ReIiquien, 2luguit6erg
mann; grooutts bss Suosns, Gbomp
PotpelI; 5ertil 5abritate, Qbi. Tcs~
bid; 5dbat, Qiqueure, 8rocerisn un9
Rabrun9smittel, gbas. s. Rotb; Wa.
gen, Qano uno glreaL, q. g. Stir.
8as 9unoaspoitamt ioQ burt Der.
mittiurg unisres Witburgsrs. grdi-
bent NiQiam 5aft, ongeganQsn perz
ben. cine Spe5ialmarte fir bic Caip
8alep Grpoiitton heraus3ugsben.
8roBes SntereHe piro cine au5 q
Dafsfiguren beitsbenoe QuSiteQunq3
9ruppe Der 8unossrsoierunq bietsn, bic
iammtlihe SruppeHt0rper Der Qrmse
anihauIih bariteIIeu ipirp.
Die Cite Der Subitribenteu lueiit
bis oato Die anTshnIide 5umme pou
| 100000 Quf.
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Gin Seiratb
Wnroe otm Re6isanwaIt nHs ben
Neteiper 0eS 2eboli ganprelns
bsigegtbsn.

Sn 5srmann 5peiers 2otaI, go. %
Sft Court StraBe. fanb geitsrn 2lbenD
abermals etne 8eridmmlung Der Witz
glieOer Dss 9ebolt 9aupereins Itdtt.
Sm 9egenidB 81 Der porige Wo6e a5z
gshaltenen8erfammlung Daren geitern
Qbeno bic 2lntpdlts Der Direttoren uno
Der Recstpsr, bic 6erreu gbas. S. 5ibz
gerafp unb 3. u. 5uIstpitt erI6iensn.
Dsnn in Der porigeu SiBuug, lpte i'm
Yoltsblutt ridtig benertt, Die Stimz
mung gegsn bic Surtiten etns Iebr
feinoIelige mar, 10 tonnte man in Der
geitern Qbeno ubgs6dltensn 8eriammz
lung bierpon niht bos 8eringfte BE-
merfen. 6srr s. g. 9ooDer fii6rte
Dieoerum ben 8orItb unO 6err Treo.
Shnieoers prototoQtrte. 3neiunDz
Ieh5ig Wlttglieper lparen pertreten.
6err !5ulspttt, Der Qnpdlt Der Direfz
loren, mics ben 8ortpurf 3urid, DaB cr
Iih getpeigert babe, irgsno einem Der
gutitsbenbsn Wlitglteoer Der 0efeQ.
ibaft GtnbIit in bic 8uaer 8u qeftat.
ten, ooer oaB er irgeno Elm Witglieo
oes 8ereins beleioigt babe. S6gIei6
oteis Bemertung in Der porlebten StBz
ung bon elmer Dame gemd4t puroe,
bate oteisIbe, trobbem tie in Der Der
lummlung arlpeienb mar, ni6ts ouT
ois Reoe oes 5errn 6ulspitt gu sr.
ptbern. Die 5erren S6omas 7or unb
). Q. 6opoer bdtten einen Re6tsanz
malt tonfultirt, Der S6ritte 8ur Gin
| IeBung zines ,Utit aeceiDers" thun
IoLlte. Utan lieB ods proiett uber
fuQsn unb ernunnte itatt beiTen aus
Der Wtitte Der 8eriammlung Elm Roms
mittee, rpsI6es nit ben QlnpGlten bes
8ereins gemeinfhaftli6 poroe6en uno
Die 5ntsreFen Der Wtitglieoer pu6ren
| ioQ. 8isIes &ommittee befte6t aus
ben 5erren 5. g. 5oooer, Ireb,
Shnieoers, So6n S6ranter, 6enrs
2euTiu8 unb Gbas. &O6.
lle6er ben fiHansieQsn Stano ber
8eTelihdft mar in Der qsftriqen SiB.
ung niht5 81 srfdbren. Der 8eri6ter.
itatter Des 8oItsblatt fra9ts einen btt
Re6tsdnlpdlte, Oh i6m etpus BON ei.
ner Seite betdnnt mare, bic fir Bit
BON Dem Setretdr gsrabten Inter
idlasungen auftommen tpIrbe uni
er CAB oarauf cine perneinenpe 4nt.
mort.
Sm usbrigsn oerlief bic 9erTamm.
lung iebr barmonii4 unb bic onfdnq.
Iia berri6enbe Gampfesitimmung II
elmer rubigen us6erlegur9 gepihen.
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5n garuep Gurp's @irtbidait per
haftet.

Quf 9eranIaFung beg SObn Builder
BON CHARLESTON, 70. 3D., berhdftsten
gsitern Die GeheimpoIi3iIten Grim uno
Gubfers ben 27 Sabre altsn Gotpdro
GaQahan alias Qrtbur Quinn BON
Detroit, Wlih, unb ben 36 Sabre al.
ten GeOrs Wslib BON gbarlsiton, %.
8a., uno ipsrrteu oisieIbsn unter Der
4rtIaqe Der 5beilHdhme an einem
9lutsipiel Elm. 9sgen Callahan tpurs
be auBsrosm cine QniIage psgen IRA,
gems perborsensr Waffen srbobeu, bd
sr slren Repolper IN feinem 8eiiss
bate. Builder tbsilts Der poliSsi nit,
bdb er ON Wontag 4beuo in BarnsD
5urp's yBirtbi6uft al 9ins StrdBe,
nabe GanaI fam uno bic getQHntfhaft
Der belber 8sFauesnen mahte, tpeIhe
ibn gu einsm Biirfslipisl oerlsitsten.
Ruhnsm er 'sine 8aarihdft gum 9es
TRACE ppn $50 perlcren bate, periebte
sr isinsr Giumantring i'm Dertbe bon
$3.50 uuo oeripielte aud 0ieies 8elo.
Die GebeimpoIi3iiten begleiteten Den
mann nah Jurp's Dirthihuft, roe
Builder ben Callahan uno Den Welit
ais bic bsiosn onesbIi6en TuIihipies
Ter ioentifisirte. Callahan aliaz
Quinn III Elm bstannter Boli3eihdrat.
ter uno iein Bib beftnost ii4 in Der
0srbreterodlleris
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6atte feine 2lbnung
Son Der beDesten gerganBsnbsit lei
uer 5ran.

Qm Sonntag abenb paren O. %.
Gran, ein Steamfitter, uno isine 5rau
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