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Evening journal., 1910-02-11
SMYRNA

SMYRNA. Del, Feb. il-Mr. and Mrs.
r. u. Hoffecker and Miss Eba C. Wilds
entertained the Tuesday Club al the resi-
dence Of the former, corner Of Commerce
and Union streets Tuesday evening The
meeting was largely attended and was the
last meeting Of the Club until after ent.
Mr., and Mrs. George L. Townsend. .Tr..
of Middletown. were guests over Tuesday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Tofecker and
incidentally attended the meeting Of the
Tuesday Club.
Mrs. Susan Wells was given a hearty
congratulation Saturday on the event OF
her s7th birthday.
Captain George L. Jarvis. of Bristol,
Pa. spent Sunday with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Collins.
Mrs. Lillian Cloak is on an extended
visit to Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Thomas L. Carrow. Of Newark. ha,
been spending a visit TO his mother. Mrs
Harriet Carrow.
Captain James Y. Davis, wife anc
daughter Of Wilmington. spent sunda,
with his parents Captain and Mrs. Josl
Davis
Mrs. Eugene Davis is visiting her sister
Mrs. Margaret Lea, in New York city.
Miss Carrie Roe. OF Massey Nd. ha'
returned home after two weeks visi
with Miss Elizabeth Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Jones. Of vii
mington, have returned to their homi
after a ten days visit 20 their son. How
ard Jones, Of Raymond's Neck
Miss Ethel V. Lee OF Townsend. ha
been the guest Of Miss Anita Jones. o
Raymonds Neck. during the past week.
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SEAFORD
pecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del. Feb. 11>-After a
stay Of several days with Mrs M. ].
Stewart, Of this town. Mrs. Eama
Hopkins returned to her home at
Elizabeth City, n. c.. Tuesday after
noon.
j. Scott Hurley has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends in Nor
folk.
John Harris and Ralph Adams, Of
Bridgeville, spent Thursday here.
James r. Thompson. Jr., is the guest
of his sister. Mrs. Alva Blades, at
Bethlehem.
Miss Mary Marvel IS confined to her
home with the mumps.
Miss Matte B. Shannon is making
an extended visit with relatives In
Baltimore.
Don't forget TO have your coin-carC
ready on Saturday for the boys.'
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

TOWNSEND. Feb. 11.-Thomas
Enos entered Goldey College Tuesday
morning
Herman Kumple and family spent a
few days last week with his mother
near town.
Anna Van Dyke is spending some
time with relatives at Delaware City
Lloyd Knots has left for Newport
where he has accepted n position
Carlton MacSorley. of Delaware Col
lego. has been visiting his parents
here.
Mrs. winfield Lattomus and daugh-
ter. Miss Arrelee, spent a few days
last week with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NanDyke were
the guests Of their son, Ralph Van.
Dyke and family. Of near Odessa.
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

Will be for sale and the proceeds will bo
devoted TO the cause OF missions.
The Rev. 0. S. Walton, Of Red Lion. has
been chosen by the trustees to occupy tho
pulpit OF the NJ Z. Church for the re-
malnder Of the conference year lie sue
ceeds the Rev. W. r. Lewis who has re-
moved 20 New York.
Dr. II. NJ. Carey who was last fall elect
ca assistant superintendent of the Eastern
Pennsylvania State Institution for feeble
minded at Spring City Pa has been elect
Evening journal., 1910-02-11
FARMERS DOWN COUNTRY
PAYING CASH; NO NOTES.

TOWNSEND, Feb. 11.-As an evil
dence Of prosperity among farmers the
past year. it has been noticed that at
public sales, which now hold down the
boards. where it has been customary
10 take notes in settlement over
amounts Of SO, that cash is paid as a
rule. which is very unusual.
At a recent sale OF farm stock the
proceeds amounting to $1,000, not a
single note was offered. Farmers. gem
orally speaking, have a bank account
of their own. pay cash for what they
buy. and are happy.
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ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA Del Feb. ll.-Mr and Mrs. FL
wood Webb Of Philadelphia are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roemer near here.
Miss Lucy Appleton is i'm Wilmington,
visiting Mrs. +. b Herrick.
John f. Bingnear is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Charles Carpenter in Philadelphia.
Misses Frances Watkins and Alice
Brown have returned homie after a short
visit With wilmington friends.
Appoquinimink Tribe. No. a. I. Q r.
NJ. viii celebrate its twenty-third ami
versary on Tuesday evening.
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ST. GEORGES

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ST. GEORGES. Del. Feb. 1-Mrs. John
C. stuckert has been visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor Mccoy has returned from
q visit with friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. Albert sutton has been the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs George n. Bright in
Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

Mrs. E. C. Goldbert has returned to her
home In New York after visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons.
Miss Della Martin of E'rederica is spend
mg several weeks with relatives here
Tho ST. Georges Y. W. c. T. u. will give
"a Valentine Social" at their rooms on
Main street on Saturday evening
Glass No. s. Of the st. Georges Presby-
terian Sunday School, George Hin teacher,
will entertain their friends on Saturday
evening in the chapel. Ice cream and cake
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

The total net revenue receipts Of the
United Kingdom for the year ended
March 81, 1909, amounted to S65S 79s 70
405. as compared with S6S6. .5S5. 200 in
1908. The gross revenue in 1909 was
S75IS9l,475 and the expenditures ex-
coed the revenue by $3,57O.OO
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BRIDGEVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDEVILLE, Feb. 11-Ellwood
Bennett. night operator at the Bell
Telephone Exchange, has rendered his
resignation to take effect the first of
March.
H. c. Layton. the new mayor of
Bridgeville. says he will put a stop to
all crap shootngs and poker pday-
ing.
Ralph Adams has returned from a
nine months trip to the coast.
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

cd superintendent to succeed DIR. II. NJ.
Weeks deceased DIT Carey has been To-
Gated in ST. Georges for the past ten
years.
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Joseph Kern
TOWNSEND TRAPPERs
GETTING HIGH PRICES.

GE ING HIGH PHtCESs
TOWNSEND, Feb. 11.-Just when
residents we're congratulating them
selves over the fact that the winter,
so near over. has resulted with so
little sickness here. an epidemic Of
grip has appeared and a large num-
Der of residents are i'll.
Trappers are receiving 20 cents for
each muskrat and SIPS for raccoon
hides. the highest prices ever known
in this section. These pelts formerly
brought but 25 and so cents.
Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday by
helping the West End boys.t
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For United States Senator:
JOHN SMITH.


state Committeeman Wilson j..
Moore Of the Democrats is at the head
Of this proposed referendum move
ment, but Mr.. Moore is not alone, for
he is being supported in the idea by
many voters who claim that the peo-
pie are anxious to express themselves
on this important matter Assembly
man Charles Hopkins, Former Pro-
thonotary William Virdin. County
Overseer Aida B. Powell and other
prominent Democrats are in favor of
the scheme.
A correspondent asked several prom
inent West Dover Democrats as to what
would probably be the outcome if no
one candidate received a majority of
the votes cast That matter, he de-
clared, had not been discussed yet,
as the matter was only to be given
trial although this subject might be
discussed should the district meetings
take up that phase of il this sum-
mer
who, in your judgment, would get
a majority of the votes I'm West Dover
hundred ?" some of the leaders of the
movement were asked. They replied:
wen, we are now DeBlilninS 10 tulhh
that the district will be carried for
James II. Hughes, former secretary OF
state The chances are certainly in
his favor. He can hold one element
Of the party solid. while the support OF
the rest will be divided between John
/ r. Nicholson. Alexander NJ. DAILY
Richard r. Kenney and Willard Sauls-
/ bury"
At any rate. every citizen who cares
to, in one district OF the State. viii
get chance to vote, direct for Unitec
States Senator, the first time such {
thing has ever been heard OF in Della
| ware
Evening journal., 1910-02-11

Don't forget to have your coin-card
ready on Saturday for the boys"
Evening journal., 1910-02-11
NAME SENATOR
BY DIRECT VOTE
Democrats Of West Dover to
Follow Plan at Legislature
Primaries

DOVER, Feb. 11.-Quite an innova-
tion in Delaware politics is to be in
troduced in the fall election in Della
ware-if a West Dover idea prevails.
II is TO nominate United States sena-
torial candidates by direct vote of the
people.
whether the remainder of the State
will take hold of the idea. it now
seems certain that West Dover, known
as the Fourth Assembly district of
Kent county, and which has but one
polling place. that at Hazlettville, will
make its selection of a Democratic
candidate by popular vote and bind
It's representative and State senator,
morally If not legally.
There is really no primary election
law governing Kent and Sussex coun-
ties, the primaries being held, govern
ed by party rules to some extent and
old customs in addition, or where the
party rules leave off.
It is now proposed that every Demo-
crat in the legislative district shall
be invited and urged to attend the
primary election at Hazlettville. at
which a nominee for assemblyman is
TO be chosen. At this election. the
voters will be handed printed tickets
with the names of the delegates etc.
! thereon, and at the bottom will be the
name OF the representative to be sup
ported by the delegates and, under
meath all will appear the lines:
Evening journal., 1910-02-11
TOWNSEND TOPICS.

Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday by
helping the West End boyse
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2ofal 8eri(bt.
2ies ,,ns 1aS.

- Stanbtiuasnieur SbipIen erhieIt
gsiiern ben gtfuh feines goIIs9en A.
u. ghompioH BON Ge1itk, Woih., Der
oGfsIbft oas 4mt zines Stabis5 s5ness
ntsars felt 18 Sabren perfunliet. ia
Statt!e cine ebsnfo biieelrei6e Siaot
ME Cincinnati in, 10 intertHir.n ibn
bier heicnoers bic Drabtfsifbdbnen.
tpeIhe ben StraBenbobns refp. 2oIis
fuhriDerteDer,thr ndh bem Gin Str.
uno grics SilI 5iigeI Dermittlsn.
- Ridtsr g. %. Nobertion legts
gsitern ben Glib oIs reu ernanntes
WitgIieo Der Sdulbeutilgungs@ao
million db.
- Rorgsn Rahmitiaa nirb In Der
Office oes .3abnarstes Jleitxr, 30.
III DIT Siekntt Strnbe, cine Situns
Der an Der llnieriuhuns Der 3dbne
Der Shultinber iHtsreHirten 4er8ts
jtattfinben, in Der bic Organization
oerielben Oorgenommen sperDsn ioLI.
- poIi3eifsf Wsinifin tbeiIie ees
tern Wapor Sdipab nit. bab goT
iDorb Dolan, Der TN syuIi tpeaen
GroBoiebitabls su 12 Jobrsn 3uhts
buus Deruribeilt spurbs. seiern ben
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- Der 9apton Staotratb batSerrn
Subbaro SdparB gum Staotdnpalt
uno 9srrn eugene SeIlp gum Ssuer.
Woroen ertpdbIt. Der Staot.GIert
Stro oerIas Ietnen Sabresberiht. 3as
nad betru9en oieGinnabmen S45, ,668.z
26 uno Die 2lusaabsn $5S, ,704.3O.
9ter limb ieooh Die apftsn fir ben
2runt Setper, ipeI6e $21, ,931.92 be-
trugen. einbesriffsH.
- Die 5Iagaer auf ben S6uI9ss
bauosn II, 8dpton tpuroen ssItern an.
ldBItcb oss 2obes bon W. M. Spencer,
gr 1Sr0fioent oss StuIratbs, duf
0aIbmait 1esoasn.
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Besnaoigunssrotb nm Tsine 9pdroIis
rung erfuhte. Der poliSeihef bof ben
Wupcr aegen bas 8efuhproteit einsus
legen, ba Bolan einen grobsn 0srbres
der 3Retoro uufsuipeiien bat unb BON
esm polissis Dsparkment uud nit Der
ermoroung oes polisiIten adrI ..
5aut In 8erbinouns eebra6t ipirb.
Der 8eiunetitsbedmts Tr.
panois eriuhts seltsrn ben Wtapor
cine Sroer erthiIsn gu fuolsn, baB
Die poliSiiten gegebensn 5nus ioIIs
6anoe erihisben ioIIten. Sn SatIsp
isien poriss Nohe flint ainoer bon
tolen 6unoen ssbifIen fporntn uno ss
iheine. Dab bic Tpuputb uuter ben
buHoeu ipisosr ardiirt. Ia bic Sdnis
tdtspoIi5iItsn niht NIT Waffsn perFss
ben iino. 10 srbat Ir. ganbis ni.
6ilfe Der pcIi3si. mdpor Shtpob
psriprah. bic Sahe gu uuterfuden.
6iIfsfaotanfpaIi 5ornberger
ifbergob seFtsrn ssm Sdulratb tin
Buiahten, in hsm er osnfeIbsn an
ipeili, Der presbnieridner s9smeinb,
bon gponIton $4,000 iiir ibr airhsns
ttaenibum gu sGtIsn uno onsielbe
tduflih su eriperbsn. Tisairte arsn3i
5srnoe an Die Gpauiton S6uIs unb
ourd ben aduf rptro bic ShuIe an
Der mortgomern Roab eins gron; pon
279 SUB. an Der Qdrabon apenus sis |
re JroHt pon 465 SUB uub on Der
1rimbIs 2Iptrus cine foIhs por 276 |
JuB erbalten. Die air6t tpirb fttben
,leibsn unb in sirs 5aubFsrtiatsitss
duIs unleebaut fptrbsn.
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bic gefunbttil bes Bottles Tcratn unt
nobbfr srli fir bic werfh6nerung Der
Stdbie. ipsnn bic WittsI ba iinb nm
ein3uirsten.
20 tn oie pfliGt Der giirgsr, bars
duf gu ieben unn 3u bringen. baB ale
beiteheroeH unreselm1Bigssiten, spelf)e
i'm 0tmeinfuefsn portommen, ben aes
tssli6en gtutOritdten ssmeIoet iperben,
10 e1b bieielben fogIsid, abbiilis ihafs
zen tOnnen, ipie ss bic 9sfsBe pors
hreibsn.
Desbdfb folItsH unIers betrsffenben
SeiuHobei.sbebDrotn ourh litberssus
sung uIler 8iirssr Der Gtdbte perdns
ldbt irsroen. bic gsrbefFsruns bes
Wlilcreet ais cine erobe Rotbnenbias
ieit. FcsIsid in etngriFf stnOmmsn
fueroen.
Der 3uitanb unisres Rileress gbas
leg tn tin folder, bdB mir uns fdlds
men rrliifisn, tpenn sfremoe unTere
Staot btfuhtn, unb sui1TIia tinmaI
an sinem bsiben Sonnioa in bdsIeIbe
sernthen, mo ibre Riehprgane in 9.ers
smell lung seratben ipstben. obne i,otn
3peifeI!
5noem ih Sic psvfihers, bah ih
s5bnsn sur 56rbsruna oisies grcblems
is1rjsit gu Tienit,n ftehe, fofuie audi.
Dab bic adnse Delegation Don SomiIs
ton 6cuntn. isst in Der G,efebaebuna
eahter iDeiIsnh. ihr. TisnIis su Der
suisn Sdte cHbistsi, nrbIsibe ih
Jhr gshorfam.r Tiener.
aubf,
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fdri,ben: Cine aante Der gI6O b
WerOoe. Nittipe zines aaufmouns
lsbt nod lssi in aebs. gah ihr,r
Wliiibsilunssn ipobnts Dor! DOR ,tfpo
4O s5dbrsE Gin iunger Deiasnipisf,r
Der ith ourh llHierriti rnb burh
Spisitn auf 5sftiidteiien jhfsft unb
rent trndhrit. "a tam elm fron,6.
iiffer Sirius mad 2ons. Der stn Jun.
gen Usann in isine HuTit.op,lle ami.
nnhm. aIs boID barouf Der 9iriosn,
Der Hapele pfOslit iidrb, ipurb, b.r
iuHge Dsiser fsin Raffolcsr g.
n0hnts bamals bel sinsr aooaer %.
milis. um bereH 90hser er lid, berparb
uHo nls sr bonn bic nrbdltnihmakis
gut btBablit Siells bes Rufitfcnsn.
msiiiers erbitli, hsirotbe!su bic iunosn
stutt. Usit btm Sirius soasH jie bins
aus no6 syranfrei6, unb elm aobr
lpaisr fam ibrs 1cfstr elementir,
,lir Delt, bic lton ais Rinb n h.r
5aatitauffiibrunssn bss 3irfus mil.
Ipirtit nnb fpdisr ben grtiTstuuar,u
eleO Be Merobs dnncbm.
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9aperif6er 2adnner6or.
Ter am naditn Samitag si6rno
itatffiHSenOe Saa psripridjt
rin glansenetr Sn werben.

Dine 3freifsI tpiro ss ON ndtfttn
Somfdg absHo in Der Central 5urns
bale bob bergshsn. geranErIie. bod,
elmer unftrtr btliebtsTien 9ereins, Der
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nen 8rcben WastsnbdlI. gDer innsr
sins Der 5tffe oitfss itart,n 0s'onas
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etmiiihIih es babel btresbi, bdb Der
9riesgrom nidi auftommen iann, bab
ar Dor bem bjuipariihen 6umor baI6
be Ddffsn f,rteen mub unb fid5 fd5ntn
in iresno Gin Wlouslo6 peritedt. llno
ptr1nftnlien bic ba0eriihen SGno,r
gar elm aurnspalsfsfi. piiTen iis ben
ftrdblsnoen yrInseH init bsr garrens
iappe in ihrer Wiite, bann iIt's BEL
ihnen erit rehi gut Isin. Tann britt
Die fpruoelnbe fiioosutfbe grDblifieit
fih fieareif, Bahn, bdnn perflisasn bic
Sorgsn oes aItuss Dor Der luitiasn
Woieitdt nts prinssn aarnspaI. Wsr
fi6 aIfo gut omiiiirsn min. mem es
earum gu tbun in. sinen abeno in aus
ter o.uiittr DsfelIfdpuft su perbrins
gen, Der psrgehe Hichi, Dem WasssnboII
bes 9dperiiheH RdHnsrhors am ndd1s
fsen Sdmftda abeno tinen geiuf abs
Suiiaittn. Gds Gtfi.Ommiiise III fleibia
an Der arbsii. um ben Ban gum CLAN
ssnoFisn in Der 0efhihit bes @ersins
3u MAIDEN. Hfins llniofien iperben aes
fhnii, uebsrrafhunsen fon ss in hiiIs
anb JiilIs stbsn. unb nid5t III DeroelFen.
bic fhDnittR uno prieinslIfien Mosfen
IusrotH nit iuerthpOlIen prsiim Be.
oaht.
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Cine tpabrs Duriiasitihtt, Die MIDI.
TO ausflsl. fpit lie dusfaller folIs.
Bel ben isbigsn boben ;flsiIfpuiisn
bat ilh tiH tpobIbttunrisr gsihGftss
mann, 1b. g.. snsfhtpiisn, feline siaert
9Burit Su mnhtn. bof a. lam onosrs.
er bate cine fsine Durft a.madl. uno
um ibr ben rihtiatn Gsid1mad M a.,
ben, mubis iie audi asrdud,trt perben.
Run trinnsris iib 1h. g., odf fsin
JreuRo y. X. Elm a1uterhaus in
Clifton 5si9b;s btiiBi. aurs enis
ttIo1sH, kfiite sr uno isiu Ireunb
sin gusep uno ipollisn bic Wnrit nui
ben Berg fabrsH, bod a. fam anosrg.
IN fstrer qufrs9unq bergaB tr Sis
gBurit ouf BEN giirgeritsig unb fuhr
nab Clifton Ssights mi. fsirsn
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anatfomn1en. osrmibte sr ben qorb
NIT Der Durf. Der Strst uar urob
uro NIT ihlptrru Ssrs,n fuhrsu iis
hsimfudris. 3oh 3u ihrsr erobtn
lSreifos trfuhren lie an Der 13. urn
29nlnut Strabe bei Carl Sofimanr,
no bic Wurit esblisben 'uar. ndmltb
cls 5errsn 1h. g.. 81. Ct. unb 9. 8.
z. faben otn aorb ouf osm glirasrs
Iisla 'isbsn unb bsfpohrtsr ibn freunOs
Ithf fur ihreu Treunb 9h. 6. ouF.
}ar bic inahre Gefhitts psr6iirgt fib
osr uHisrSeihnsei.
Bb. Beihsr
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SsrIeiuns in Der llniperiitdt.

profeHcr Otto Sespsrien BON BE-,
linineriitdt Ropenhdssn lief am sgrsi.
tag, q. JdHuar, in Der llniperiitai
unier Der Ropes dGiiftuns iibtr ,llai.
beraI 2onguase1. Mit feintr llnipsr.
folfpru6e mtifit r. 1kr nift @clopiil
oDer Gipernnio, fcnoern cine ~5bo" aes
raHnts Quniifprdhs. bic ben beiben ass
naHnitn .ilniperfolfpronen' bsbtus
ieno ~iiber4 fein fOlI. proftifor Sts.
ptrfen 1T Der MnstoufGs profsiTor sfpis
fdkn ben llniDsriitdisn Columbia unb
Qopenbdoer.
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Die GobinstDu Office fur Sas Gin
elnndti gultsblatt" beiinbet I'D, iu
Wcbaaoc Der Gopiugton Goal De Cant
GDr RD. 509-511 Raoiisn slpennr
Nn5eigrn, Mittbcilnnscn nno geitel.
inngen irgenemelher gIrt merSen Biz
lO Hbr glbenos SaieIbit entaeaenae,
'sommen. Seleshpn Sonth 24OO.
SIN Gtreuttssri6t lpuroe qeiterr
bon 8dllie moboen aegeu Die s. une
-. 9tlenbohn 60. uno bic Gopinaton
nHo Cincinnati Gleoatep R. a. &c :.
Srio9e so. auf $500 SbaoenerIab
elne &ldge etngereiht. Der SIGaer err
TART, Dap er am 3. Ssanuar 1910 i'm
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Dem BeIere nit Der arbeit beTddftiat
mar, bon eiuem Wasgon zines rid
ipdrtsfa9renoen 3uges getroffen uno
ongeblich idiper oerlebt iporoen lei.
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GlhtIdm, SO, Don gaien, 9. Daniel
gramgun. bon MiIerspiue, 8, uno
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5fpei 8Iuthunoe fir bos goliseizO De-
partement antaufen. Sn pielen fSdlen,
mo- Die Spuren fIii6tiger 8erbreder
oerfoIgt tpurben, Observation-Disclosures oorz
treffIi6e 0ienite geIeiItet. 6err Shuz
Ter piro, beoor er ben bureautrattIden
Sdnedengang sur 8epiQigun9 oes
antoufs ourama4t. Die Soften fir
Die 8Iutbunoe aus ieiner eigensr 9u=
fte be3abIen.
- aus bem Central 8orten an Ser
pIte Strabe tpuroen porlebte Haht |
eine an3abl gIetr0bren uno SUPPER
ftide seitobIen.
Die Direttoren bes Ct. oyo6onnes
Batienbduies on Der 2erington gite
baben beidIoiIen, 5ur gr06eren 81
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bduoe 5euerzRettuussleitern ousulse
gen.
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