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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
Companies Accede to Demand
That Men Be Allowed to Dis
play Union Emblems.
TEN STRIKERS BARRED
AT COMMUNIPAW DOCK
Trouble Threatened to Break
Out as $50 Refuse to Re-
sumo Duties.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Four thou
sand striking expressnen went back to
work today wearing their union but
tons conspiouously For tt first time
In two weeks the 1,10o teams OF the
Adams, Wells Fargo. United States
and American Express companies were
travelling. unhampered In all directions
about Manhattan, Brooklyn. Jersey
City and Hoboken. Slowly the great
congestion of freight express packages
was being relieved
When the drivers, helpers and other
employees Of the express companies who
have been striking reported for duty at
the usual hour the company officials
objected at first to the wearing Of the
union button. The expressmen ex-
planned, however, that if they did not
wear the buttons they would be taken
for ST. Ike breakers by teamsters and
others belonging to other unions and
that trouble would undoubtedly result.
The officials appeared to be satisfied,
and the men were promptly enrolled
Ten strikers Barred.
The only morning dispute took place
on the Communipaw dock of the
United States Express Company, ad-
joining the New Jersey Central rail-
road station in Jersey City, when the
company objected to ten former en-
ployees. About $50 men are employed
about the place, and the strikers an
nounced that If those ten were not al
lowed to return to work no one for
merly employed there would go back.
AS the ten men we're not reengaged,
the others refused to work. and every
thing was at a standstill. 1t is be-
lieved that the trouble will be ad-
justed.
Later the trouble at the Communi-
paw dock was adjusted and the strik-
ers returned to work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
ASSERTS ASSASSIN
Or POLICE CHIEF
IS NOT MEXICAN

ANADARKO, Okla, Nov. 4.-Still
securing the hills about here, the
officers and posse searching for the man
who escaped after killing Chief of Po-
lice William C. Temple Saturday, had
found no prace of the fugitive this
morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
OUNTESS TOLSTOY
low SEEKS EQUAL
PART IN HARDSH|PS
VIII Make No Effort to Recall
Count from Self-imposed
Exile.
DAUGHTER JOINS HER
FATHER IN CONVENT
He Is Spending Week With His
Sister, Who Is a Rus
sian Nun.

TULA, Russia, Nov. 14-No effort
will be made by his family to induce
Count Tolstoy to abandon his self-im-
posed exile and return to the peasant
hut at Yasnaya Poliana, which he Sc
cretly deserted last Thursday with tho
avowed purpose of spending the rel
mainder of his days in solitude HIS
wishes are sacred to the countess, who,
however. has sent a message to her
husband. imploring that she be per-
mitted to join him and share .he hard
ships which he lis determined to ex-
perience.
Little by little the story Of the au-
thor's pilgrimage to date has become
known. In company with his physi-
clan. DR.. Makovetsly. he went from
Tuls to the ancient clofster of Shamar-
dino. in the province Of Kalusa. where
he remained today the guest Of his
sister Marie. The latter FOR many years
has been a nun at the caoister which
was founded 500 years ago. The nuns
minsle with the world, devoting them
selves to good works. Tolstoi plans to
stay one week as the guest of his sister,
after which he proposes to resume his
wanderings with DIR. Mak,vessky. HIS
destination he refuses to dis,lOse. On
the way to Shasnardino Count roistoy
stayed over night at tho monastery OF
Opt3na Bsfore entering the place he
announced:
" am the eEcommunicated and
anathematized Leo Tolstoy. Is there
any objection to my stay here?''
The reply was: "rt is both duty and
pleasure to offer you shelter"
Talks Religion with Monk.
Iolstoy spent the day in the discuss
ston of religious subjects with an aged
monk whom he had met on a VISIT to
the monastery seventeen years ago
The following morning the count re-
saned his pilgrimage. He ID clad in
peasants suit of rough material and
wears high boots. He carries no pass
ports and when he left home he took
only SIT with him. However. his
daughter Alexandra, who had learned
her fathers intentions, contrived to
secrete $50 In pocket of DR.. Makovet-
sky's clothes and If the count suffers
for the necessaries of life 1t Will be be-
cause he elects to do SO. Alexandra
has since Joined her father at Shamar-
dino.
May Come to Canada.
LONDON, Nov. IA news agency
dispatch from ST. Petersburg says that
1t is reported that after brief stay IN
a monastery Tolstoy will proceed TO
Canada to join the Doukhobors follow
ers of his teachings
TULA, Russia, Nov. 14.-Count Toi-
stoy and Dr. Makovetsky unexpectedly
left Shamardino this afternoon, an
nouncing that they were going to Mos
cow However, they left the train upon
(which they started at junction and
Aboarded another train for the South
u It is conjectured that the count in
tends to join the colony of Tolstoians IN
Caucasia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
FIND TANNER DEAD IN
FURNISHED ROOM
Body Is Discovered by Another
R0Omer in House.

John sherry. about ~ years old. liv-
ing in a furnished room at Cottage
street. was found dead today by Will
lam Fitzsimmons another roomer.
County Physician Mckenzie, who ex-
anined the body, granted burial per-
NIT and stated that death was caused
from alcoholism.
1t was learned from the neighbors
that Sherry, who is a tanner, came to
this city about four weeks ago from
Hackettstown. His body was removed
to Holes morsus.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
HAS GROWN
THIRTY-TWO PER CENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Trenton,
N j.. has a population of s6,S15 inhab
itants, according to the thirteenth CEN
sus statistics made public today. This
is an increase of 2S,50s, or 32.1 per cent.
over 7s,sO7 in 1900
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14

READ srAR WANT ADS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
EQUESTRIAN IS INJURED.

Harry Bernstein. 2S years old, of 1S
Grove terrace, who was thrown from
his horse at Sixteenth street and Four
teenth avenue and removed to the City
Hospital Is still confined to his cot suf-
fering from fracture of the left leg
and abrasions of the face.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
MUST Be
SAFE, SAYS JUDGE
SENTENCING BOY
Five Years for Young FOotpad
Who Held Up and Gagged
Girl.

Charles Meyer, youth of 20 years.
received a scathing arraignment from
Judge Thomas A. Davis in Quarter
Sessions Court today.
Meyer appeared before Judge Davis
for sentence on a charge of assault and
battery, with intent to rob, and was
given five years in the New Jersey
State Prison at Trenton.
In passing sentence Judge Davis said:
"I do not like to impose the sentence
on you that l Ieel 1 must. You are
young man. but In this case your youth
cannot save you. The streets of New
ark must be made safe. an dthe people
of the city do not intend to stand for
persons of your type"
Meyer was found guilty by a jury
of having held up and attempted to rob
May Snyder, young girl living at 424
Avon avenue on the night of Septem-
Der 27.
Miss Snyder told in the trial that she
was on her way home from friends $
house in Springfield avenue when
Meyer stepped up and spoke to her.
She repulsed him, but he still followed
her. and when near her home suddenly
grabbed her and after vainly trying to
stuff a handkerchief in her mouth to
stifle her screams knocked her down
and attempted to wrest her pocketbook
from her. Miss Snyder's screams had
aroused the neighborhood and he took
to his heels, only to be arrested the
next day.
Others Get Sentences.
William Hicks, negro, convicted on
a charge of keeping disorderly house,
was sent to State prison for two years
Penitentiary terms of eighteen months
each were given to the following per-
sons; Steve Kubis, convicted of assault
and battery; Bessie Williams, a
negress, larceny; Luke johnson,
negro, atrocious assault~and battery;
Pasquale Ferraro, assault and battery,
and Matilda Hutchings, larceny.
The same sentence was given TO
William Groskopf, who after obtaining
S725 in money from Mrs. Louise
Schneider on a promise that he would
make her a partner in a physical cul-
ture school, fled to Chicago, where he
was arrested and brought back to this
city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
u. S. SUPREME COURTS RECESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The Su-
preme Court of the United States today
adjourned for its Thanksgiving recess.
It will re 60 nvene on November 2S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
THE SPECIAL TAX.

Mr. McCandes know what he is talking when he
proposes that the special income corporations should be
enacted and the proceeds devoted entirely roads and perhaps other
public improvements In all probability the would not have stood
long enough to have been assessed if those who had
UNFAIRLY consented to the burden This provided the only
by which they could work in foreign countries for the emigration of
people thereof Hawaii and have them admitted the mmgra
ton law when they arrived Had been special the purposes
of general all probability the corporations would have
sisted it, In that the law would almost certainly have
declared unconstitutional and void having the defects
ing class double and excessive taxation About the only hope
curing and Of the kind with of the
other than conservation and immigration will be
promise with those made liable the whereby they will
reappOrtOnment of the funds Since the
the federal corporations has been levied and collected
wall which make difficult obtain unanimous
corporations any territorial special whatever
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

The teacher In the country school, eXpoundng
rule ANA teaching children how rise heights where lasting
lies deserves a fat and handsome for she's
THE n triumpl of This app No better work u,nn bars
SCHOOIMARM is done beneath the good old shining
builds the future of the state; she guides the
Youths who will he great she gives the childish spirit
points the noble things And who do all things
and of our "nsoosuns YELL reward the teacher with
brings Shudder To her soul We have coin
and gladly hand it TO the skates who politics
with their tmewOm tricks congress cheap common iay
viii loaf week and draw than tired
will in half If this old
have lot of statesmen canne and folks
would have work board cOhes I'd
and into the teachers the wealth away
is snned for words and wiggeaws and wind.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
CASTLE & COOKE
MAY GET AGENCY

While nothing Of anything like a po-
sitive nature will be said by the re.
representatives. of the Togo Kisen KAT.
sha now in Honolulu on the subject
of their new agency contract; two gen
eral things have appeared on the sur.
face. First, it is very probable that
nothing of definite character will be
announced by the representatives
while here; and not until they have
conference with their associates in
Japan will final action be taken. Sec
ond, it is pretty reliably reported that
the facilities of Castle & Cooke for
handling the business of the Togo XII
sen Kaisha has appealed to the repre-
sentatives of that concern in such way
that that agency will be given especial
consideration when the question comes
up for final settlement.
The representative of the Japanese
Company will leave the city in the ST.
IBERIA, sailing next Monday.
The agency contract with the repre-
sentatives of the Pacific Mail will not
expire until January 1, so that CON
siderable time is allowed for negotia-
tions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
WALT MASON.

Thursday, September IS.
San Francisco-Arrived September
10 schr. Muriel from Honoipu August
,.
Portland-Arrived Sept. 10, s. s. Da-
mara, hence Sept. 7.
Honolulu-Arrived Sept IA, trans
port Logan, from San Francisco.
-
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

One of the fool propositions heard Repub
can the candidates
pie and stating for themselves why they should be elected This
the plan adopted for the opening of the last
the ratification meeting into almost The
great laugh the party that afraid bring candidates even
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

subdivision of large land holdings continues and the influx
homeseeke into of the State ncTeasng
statement in the bulletin of the California Development
August When will there be similar condition things Hawaii
report? There enough large land holdings private
lying undeyeOped in these islands many thousands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

California is bidding be cotton country The bulletin of
the California Development Board "Te
ing in the Imperial Valley is marked Eight gins being
One hundred thousand will probably be planted
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Der Gicrtc in Scrmann.

@emGB BEN Srabitipnen unleres
Iopaien St6btdens lpuroe mid Der
oicsidbrigp, glorreide @ierte bon
oet patriotiiden 8iirgeru in ifon.
tier @eiie gefeiert Sdnlmtlide 8e.
f~f)dftsbduier paren geidloiie1t; ie-
sc Irbeit mar fir biefell Gag IitS-
pen0irt, itro Die Stabt prangte I'M
Seitidmif Der Sterne nn0 Strei-
fen.
lin ] ltbr Rndmitta9s iette it'd
Gin GROCER 5eit5ltg in 9etpegu11g
tueidjer Die @auptitraben Der Stoot
6urdJSog rlt6 balln oilf Dem Sair,
plat anldngte, mo 5lir 6eier oes Sa-
geS cine Seitlidfeit ltattfanb, ipeld)e
aln Ibel1b NIT einem Boil in Der
9tptlmoeobes 5airpIases idlloB. Sol.
genoe @ereine betbeiligten iid on
6en cScitntarib: Ialnparitg Goiten
Der 8. a. st., 5ermann 5cuer Som.
panic go. i. nebIt Der @afen upo
2citcc gbtbciIurg, @qrmelln Gdarf.
ifiisen 8epein, Sffpei3er . @erein
Selbetia. Comm. glcftr. 8aie.8dG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@oiebnh.
Die @ciaenerute i'll bier iiir
xnLir in ,ipnilith mriiber

Die @eisenernte III bier hit
,saSir 10 aieuiiM uoriibey,
9tIire6 gauge fam ON LETT u
Nipntoa Ron ct. SouiS 5uriit, mo
8apo Saitar, nchit icirsa 56bnen
9Stac ltto }ItegouNcr, rciitcn am
rprilen Srcj.aa oorthilt.
gSir hattelt tier fur5lid eilct
aitip Ro3ett; boS aorn 1T ictt tiid)
tin i'm 8adlicu, nber lcibcr lit oo@
ielbe and, nit oent llnfrout Der 6olI.
s. s. GomrrH hat oiit bortgen
3icrlitag Die Council Smith Sire.
Sian @aiten seitneiti0 0eidlloiieu
ltuN bat ieiue grbcitcr bel Der @cb.
meDer Mine fon3entriert, neil Der
Clan IN oigier W}inc Don briicrer
GunIitGt lit.
6. s, Garland, Scr bieIiQe
Sdnnfpirtb, mdttc ant porigen
0ielitng einclt filr3eu Sbiteder nod
CpcnSoiIIc.
s, g. GobiH i'll hon SSOobo an.
riifgcfebrt; mir batten icood) nod
feline @elc9G1bcit ms I6ngerc Belt
nit linn 8lt iu~nterbolten.
l(nicr SrcunS 5rib 8. @cnieI
Der bcgabte &ebofteilr bes gpb .Goit.
uftO nos &olfSblattcS, bcrtpeilt icii
eiHi0eu Go1en in bicii1rr @cornO.
6rib lit ciner umicrcr beiten 6rct,rt.
Or; CT lit 5rr 3eit &onOi6at fir OoS
Nmt beS observation-disclosures tprld,eS ei
idlnn ciunnl 81 uoaitcr 3ufrieocn
belt hrtIei0etc. g9ir miiriiden i'm
Anbcr am nGd)ltcn 5%pcitcu Iu0iti
Die liberolite llnteritiitmng
Vim lcbtelt Gomitoa batten mi
oaS @crgriigtn Dem Eifnif in sc
rnlo b%ei3ituobner, lueldes %ciacntIid
sur 8cier 6c8 @icrtcu SuTi ltntt
uno, 86breu0 oes Cages fouo Elm
StrabcnporoSe itntt. teitcbe1lA ali,
elmer an5abI I. q. 5Ioots, mo olrd
iorit marct Ole beitcn g%orfebrunacl
%aetroffcu I'M boS Srft 5l citcm cr
folgreifcn 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
GnticbGd,rr Wprb.

6rdulein SGnna 8cn0Ier, 90 Sab
re alt unb cine 5pdltcr bon ,So6n
8cnOlcr, eincS mpbIbobcrtoet Sors
lilerS iuobnboit u%lgefdbr 1 @eiIc
pcltlid bon GioBc Gin, Mo., lpltrbe
an 9icnstc,J sen %. SUM, gegct
glbenb ober pGbrenb Ser eriten
Nadtitlmlelt in b6dI! briltaIer INTO
aeNeimpiBoolcr Weiic erntorSat.
SRI, @elrolcr mar auf Dem Seim.
lue3e bon Dem &nuS rilrcs Nadbars,
nanlens Nid. @ilfert, einige Mcilcn
BON ibrer ein9enen @obnuug; lire
Grmoroun9 mtrOe crit am Corners.
tog ocn 30 Sunni beItimmt feitgc.
ifellt, ais man lire 2ei6e llttgeiGbr
8 Meile1t oitlid bon Sefferion Gitp
i'm Miiiol,ri 6lnB ianO. 8ei Der
2eidlenidpau ianb man haB elm 8rabt
aus elmer 8uifIeine I'M ibren Sails
gei6nitrt mar, mas bofIt ipabridein'
Iif ibrer 3obt CUR 6plge bate. gn
bem 9rnbt mar gleid)faqS ole gol-
oene ltbr pebit Settle befcitigt, meld)e
Die Eerltorbene 9ctrogen bate,
9odIt r0btielGaft lit aud, Ole Grt
uno @eiie, mie ser &0rper Der Ser
Itorbenen an ierc StelIc res illi-
les gclangte, no man i'm fano.
Gin 8beil Der &lci0ltng GsS lll-
JliifIifelt W0ohcns, cine 2pdc if.
res @aares, elm HegeuitJirm ionic
ein Gnnenhitt (9onnct), mtrhcn llilr
gcf0br 4 Mfeilcn utttcr6aIG Den Stclr
It gcfur5cn, no man ben &orpsr Or
Grmoroeten i'm 6luB fa1i6, IS
Idcint SnB- Die llngliidlidn r1h ben,
lleberfnl gc5luungcn lpitr6e alli Dem
W~Qplt9elelle DIS i'll DER NaDc 0et
@plniQe 6orm 8u gebrn, moiclbii
iie pobribainlid) ham ermorbct unt
Der &orper in ben 8tuB 9eporier
puroe; ibre Striimpfe 5eigten al
Den Soblen oob lie cine grpBs Stre'
dc in ocniclban eeaanQeu lit.
Die geiunmte 8euolferun9 Gel
llntgegeno lit nlf Der Suhe mad
ben @eitien in Manifcngaitalt ciuj
8ciammtiunmc BON $1,000. lit oil.
oercn GrqreifultA oiis9Giett urb bof
tcntlih pcroen Die SdJeilialc ibrcl
9eitrafung nift ~ent9c1cu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

@eIeaenbeit iomobl oes gbenos aIs
aiid Soitstag @orgens Die Sdule
beiufen. e6enio fiir bas 8ripiIegium
Su irgcnb einer Set 5piiden iiebeit
ltbr @orgens mo neiln llbr Ibenbs
i'm SdtI5immcr arbeiteR Sit oiirfen.
Die Sdule far9t nm odt ltbr al,
nno fpdbreuo anoee Sdnlern Inn
rteitn llbr aniangen, babeu uniere
|S6iiler ifon ein glrtes Stiif Gr.
belt m1bnerb oes fiibliten tbcils oes
Cages Serriftct. @ir erIaiien oil
ollie, peIdc Elm Guinness College st
beiuher geoeufen, cine herSIid)e Gin.
labung unierer SditIe eiiien 9ciuf
ab5nItotten, ntpo in fnr5er 3eit her,
Den tie oeren oitsgc5eidnete 8or5ii-
ge ertenrmn.
unlere l~Ingebelre Correspondents
urb Die piclen &urie tpeIdbc mir be.
reits ~nerfottit baden. loiien ooraui
id,liebcn haB oieies Sohr Die 3ohl
Der GintretenNen boppeIt 10 groB
iein Miro ais i'm peraoiigerem Sab.
re. @ir miiroen ale. meIdJe cine
SGltlc 81 bciud>en %aaoenten, bring.
cno roten on ms al idrcibcn Inn
polLc auSflutit be5it9Iih unierer
Special 0fterte". aiiItio bis gum
.15 Sui.
llrliercr llelSer, cleGanter &atoIog
ron Ga Seitcn miro III fitr5er 3cit
SIM &eriunOt fertig irin. 0iGeS
int ohna 3tpeiiel Der biibidNte ii. nor.
3italihite aatoIog Der ie pou cinem
Guinness College p~pr6fientIi6t por.
.6en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
bronntc, Bum Slid lit iebodl aIles
gut abaelmlien.

brountc. 3lm Slid lit ieooa sIIes
gut obgelnuien,
9. =. @ilferb1uncr bettc hic
ico Snlfr aui ieiper 6orm 8pei
2 eEbitbinocr int 9etrieb Gr lit ser
Mtntn ipelde almiioiinaer bel ser
G~orGGonRo fault.
Die @erret &iSoer mo Chile.
bvotc, Seoiiitr Der Geoer 6orf Sill
lltrauce 80. lparen am lettcu Som-
itoa in oicier @eacuo mn gi8cn
iblm SIR &eriihcruug eiH5uIdreib-
ri.
@oDnc N1aupin, pcIder LET.
ties 6riibiobr nod Oklahoma aillg,
lit nna micbcr 5uriidBefebrt; cr
mcint ieood, Gflobpmo iei alright"
&auuiipoIIa uirS Storm itGnoen BORT
Iehr gut -t,tr ici Der &egen iebr
norbia.
SCurp Sicfmann, elmer uuirr
II olten @aScouuoe @op$, fam bon
Ct, SptiS berotli ltnl Den rubnirri.
dlet &icrtcu I'M areiie ieiiwr olteu
SrCnlor SIT p%erlc6en. ScllrU lit zinc
aiitr, trcir Secle; mir ireueu ms
INNER, fpenlt CT folnutt,
Goiper Sicfmann un0 icinc
Sdmcitcr, 6rdltlrin @uite, Weldlc
cincn Sturgeon S0bitcArr noh Sort
3ltOion 1cnadjt battcn, I'M Sobn
DneriNn un0 6omiIic 81 beiubeu,
fanel on letter SonntoG ruieoet ST
rid.
Scrr @uIlinqton bon RcO
8iro, lpar mGbrcnb Der pori0cn $50,
dc in bicii9cr @eoenb INT ein bib.
ideS @cipann inll0er ManIeieI 3,t
perfnuiell; mir baben icoodp uidt
criabrcn Oh er cincr aSllier 0citn.
Gen bat,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
GharIpttr.
so !.

Die @ci8ncrntc lit bier 10
3ianlih colIcnNqt urO mar cine icbr
cute. Ger Safer 1T nm aud rcif
sum SdateiScn unb III Der bette mcI-
der lett pielcn Sobrcr bier 9eipodJ.
i,N IT,
@dbrcuo 1rib 9imberg Iebtc
&pde init ciitcm 8cipann bon 5tpci
@unlcicIn ui0 5iuei &fSrocn eirrit
9iltbcr futr bate er 6as @ib9c.
idis toB ibm iein @eiponn oilrd,.
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Il6tIider Sub bon Gttp GpnraS
SSaienrittcr.

3u friiher Mor9eulnrnSc an let.
ten Sonntaa per6reitete lid ole @ah
rift in Der Staot, ooB Otto Gott-
roo Soienritter Selbitmoro besol9.
en- babe, Ger Sbatbeitano in bie.
lem traurigen gorfou, lopeit oericl.
be beiocr 2eidenidau ieitseiteIIt tpltr
De, lit Wie folgt:
aooIt Saienritter. eiu 9rioer pes
&eritorbenen, fam Icetcn Sonnta9
nm utgcidbr bolb bier ltbr NOR.
gems. mad Battle. CT trai icinen
9ruoer Otto ali ser @allstbiir lulo
herielbe b~aid}nl0igte ibn iciuc @rI0,
taidle I'M @ciie SUI bobcn. aSoIf or.
miberte CT babe ieine @cl0toid)e
Godetboof) nidt. lei ober iIber.
seitgt, baB 0ieielbc iid obct in
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ten lpater, nad}0em or eine 9ninpe
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fnie ferner einen anfbciI oil cilcr,
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altf brad3te CT m9efdhr $3.50. bo
res 8eIb NIT bierbcr.
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elmer 8od}e bon aoiinS Gitp 6ierbe.
un6 lit fcin @rltn6 befannt, peldlcl
i'm 5u Der idlredlidlen Chat berart
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@eItuleS.
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