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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
CROWN POINT BOYS
ARE IN HARD LUCK
Three of Hubs High School
Stars Meet With Ser
ious Accidents.

Crown Point, Ind, May 17.-Luther
Rudolph of the Crown Point high
school while practicing pole vaulting
last evening fell and badly sprained his
ankle ~necessitating his walking on
crutches for week or so. The ath-
letic team of the local school is a
badly crippled up bunch of students
and their repeatsd injuries Is making
crown Points Stock take decided
slump in the coming county high school
meet John Ward Wheeler was badly
injured last week by being accidentally
shot in the foot. Wayne Lesperance is
just recovering from a sprained ankle
and with other minor injuries to the
balance of the team the rah-rah boys
are decidedly blue over the prospects.
1t is customary for hard luck stories
to emanate from the various track
teams of the county just previous to
a contest of Importance, but this year
Crown Point can deliver the doctor S
certificate and the orders of hnament
and sight of splints and bandages~ are
enough to convince the most strenuous
scoffer that hard luck has hit the
Crown Point team amidships.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
WILL Try
To CAPTURE
PETERSON
Pressure Being Brought to
Bear on Grown Point
Lawyer in Order to Get
Him to Accept Democratic
Congressional Nomination
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Crown Point, Ind, May IA prom
just returned from a secret visit to
Indianapolis says that strong influence
will be brought TO bear upon Judge
John b. Peterson of Crown Point to
take the democratic nomination for
congress from the tenth district.
Much Exercised.
The state central committee. the gov
ernor and leading democrats in the
capital have been much exercised over
the report that a weak candidate would
be put up to run against Congressman
Crumpacker. They see a possible
chance for victory If a stronger man is
put on the ticket to oppose the hitherto
invulnerable statesman from Val
paraiso That man they believe to be
other than the consistent democrat
of the county seat. Judge Peterson.
Governor Is Interested.
l. IS said that Governor Marshall and
even John w Kern want Judge Peter
son to enter the race. Both of them are
said to have declared that he is the
logical man to carry the standard in
this district. other state leaders have
expressed the same opinion and Judge
Peterson may announce his candidacy
Was In Race But Changed Mind.
Way last fall leading democrats in
Lake, Newton and Tippecanoe counties
approached the judge to feel him out
on the subject. They pointed out tc
him that he not only stands we'll ir
his own county, but IS known and ad-
l(r0nr1nlIed on nd c-a Spyen n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
HAMMOND LADY IS
DANGEROUSL, Ill
Mrs. Muenich, Mother of
Mrs. Mary Huelln, Suf-
fers Paralytic Stroke.

MRS. Anna Muenich. the mother of
Mrs Mary Huehn of this city. has suf-
Tered two strokes of apoplexy in the
past week, and is in a critical condition.
Mrs Muenich is IS years of age, and
IN her enfeebled condition it is feared
thal the recent sickness will prove fa-
tai. Mrs. Muenich suffered the first
stroke Saturday night. She seemed to
recover from that, but she suffered
from the second stroke on Sunday
morning and has been in a state of
coma ever since.
Apparently Mrs. Muenich was in the
best of health. She seems to have a
strong constitution, but her old age has
made the recent illness a serious one.
It was feared last evening that she
could not survive the night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
MASS MEETINGS TO
Be HELD THURSDAY
Manufacturers and Business
Men Invited to Attend
North Side Gathering.

There will be mass meeting of the
property owners OF rfre NORTH ssi Sse. IN
der auspices of the North side Improve
ment association, next Thursday even
ing at Joseph Woycinskis hall, on
Towle street.
The manufacturers of the north side.
the business men, the real estate men
of the city, the mayor, councilmen, city
engineer and members of the board of
public works have all be invited to at
tend the meeting.
The meeting is to be held primarily
for the purpose of taking up the mat
ter of building an adequate sewer sys-
tenn for the north side. It is expected
that this matter will be thoroughly
thresfled out
improvements Held Back.
The residents of the north side are
of the opinion that many other i'm
provements have been held back by the
knowledge that the sewers of that sec
tion will have to be rebuilt. Conse-
quently the property owners are reluc-
tant to pave their streets
There will be other matters of i'm
portance to the north side taken up,
and it is hoped to make the coming
meeting the banner one of the year
The people of the north side are still
hoping that they can get this matter of
an adequate sewage system settled be-
fore another year passes by.
The regular meeting of the associa-
ton. which was scheduled for Monday
night, will probably not be held in
view of the fact that the mass meet
ing will take its place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
BANK SHOWS
Bis INCREASE
IN DEPOSITS

That the Citizens German National
bank has been 1aboring under severe
handicap is shown by the fact that the
deposits for the first two days, since the
bank has been in its new quarters, have
shown a material increase
Saturday was the best Saturday that
the bang has had in its history and
Monday was also remarkable in the
amount of increase in the deposits. To-
day was record breaker. and the Off
Gals of the new bank are convinced
that they were wise in putting in the
equipment they have.
Visitors are still filing through the
bank in large numbers, and the beauty
of the new bank is being talked of all
over the county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
BOUT STOPPED
AT BROOKLYN

New York. May 17.-Mike (Twfn)
Sullivan of Boston and Jimmy
Clabby of Hammond refused to go
on last night for the ten round bout
that was to have been the main at
traction at the Marathon A. c. at
Brooklyn.
They had good reason. Early in
the evening the police entered the
clubhouse armed with warrants. but
only the owners and officers OF the
club were arrested.
The warrants charged the Off
GERS of the club with selling tickets
to a prize fight in violation of the
law, and charged the principals and
seconds respectively of prize fight
ing and aiding and abetting a prize
fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17

Or KERN
PUzzL|NG
State Demands That Sena-
torial Candidate Come to
Front With the Names of
Legislators Whose Votes
He Said Were Bought.
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITOL.

indianapolis. Ind, May 17.-Ever
since John w. Kern was nominated for
United States senator by The demo-
cratic state convention the talk has
gone around that he ought to come to
the front with the names of the eight
democratic members of the last legisla-
ture who double crossed him in the
caucus which nominated Benjamin +.
Shively. 1t has even been suggested
that the Marion county grand jury
ought to make an investigation of the
matter before it is too late and indict
any one found guilty of violating the
law in this regard. In fact newspapers
all over the state have taken up the
subject and nearly every day there is
some paper that makes a demand on
the prosecutor of this county to turn
the matter into the hands of he grand
jury.
What Could Jury Do.
But it is now a question whether the
Continued on Page Etght.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
MOOT QUESTIONS
SETTLED TOMORROW
Especial to THE TINES J

Crown Point. Ind. May 1.-THE
question of the mandamus proceed
1ngs against T. e. Knots, of Gary.
VIII be brought before the circuit
court tomorrow and the Judges de-
cision as to whether or not the
Gary mayor will be compelled to
issue jail sentence on the Gary blind
tiger keepers paroled by him last
fall will probably be rendered The
question of the final disposition of
the remaining cases of like nature
on the docket will probably be set
tied and at all events tomorrow will
be critical and crucial day in the
history of the now famous cases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
BURNS-YANT|S PEOPLE
PAY So D DIVIDEND

The Burns Yantis Grain company,
owning the Alliance elevator in Ham
mond. paid 80 per cent dividend yes
terday after having gone into bank
ruptcy on April 4th. The Alliance ele-
vator in Hammond is not included in
the equity. and when IL is disposed of
the later payments will be increased.
The Burns-Yantis people were among
the biggest operators on the board of
trade and operated a string of eleva-
tors between Chicago and Buffalo. The
company last year did $4,000 900 worth
of business, and at the time it went
into the hands of the receiver they
promised to pay dollar for dollar Lit
tie business is being done at the local
elevator at present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17

The case of the state of Indiana VS..
Adolph Huecker, in which Fred Wald-
ron was the prose ecuting witness, was
dropped this morning for the want Of
prosecution
cases which originated as a result OF
the dispute over the annexation OF Toll
lesion by Gary. 1t is said that Wald-
ron is to be summoned to court to tell
Judge Reiter why he started an action
Of this kind and then failed to appear
and prosecute.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17

Drugs. their action on the heart and
circulation. will be the subject of a
paper to which DR.. H. J. White has de-
voted considerable time and which he
viii read before the Hammond Medical
society this evening. The session will
be held at s O'Clock in the Elks club
rooms. and the reading of the paper
will be followed by a general discus
sion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
No Minister Yet.

The members of the Presbyterian
church Will not make a selection of a
minister at the present time The
members Of the church have employe ed
Rev. Huffman Of Chicago. a student in
a theological seminary there. to fill
the pulpit until the church is closed
for the summer. Next fall an effort
will again be made to SECURE minister
for the Hammond charge Rev. FIem-
ing Of Chicago Heights. formerly of
Hammond, will make an effort at the
next Illinois conference to secure a
good minister for this city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
No Trace of Auto.

Four days have now passed since the
stealing of DIR. C. w. CampbelFs Hup-
mobile and no trace of its has been
discovered. All hope of recovering the
machine has been practically abandoned
because the chief has had time enough
to have the machine repainted and
somewhat remodeled. The machine
was stolen Saturday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
INCREASE OF
S2,133,
Hammond's Assessment Is
Only Seven Million AS
Compared With Gary.

In the assessment of personal prop
erty and improvements made thereon,
IN Calumet township, recently COM
piled by Township Assessor John Nc
Fadden, Gary has the largest assess
ment of any town in Lake county,
Hammond being second with an as
sessment of over SO per cent less than
Gary.
According to Assessor McFadden
the total assessed value of property
amounts to the gigantic figure of
$11,781,245 which is an increase of
$2,133, 155 over last~year
BASED ON LAST YEAR.
1t is Impossible to tell what the state
board of tax commissioners will assess
against the railroads, telegraph and
telephone companies, but the above in
crease is based on what they assessed
the taxpayers last year
Tax on lands and improve
ments .........-.. 5,239,52O
Tax on lots and inapraue-..
ments X. ss'.s. .Fs.. /. .zss.450
Tax on personal property. 2.124,os5
| Tax on railroad, telegraph
| and telephone companies
| (estimated) .... .......... 3.1341S0
Total 49,. .f...........s1 .s11,7S1,245
| Total assessment last year 9.ssSo9O
Increase .......-.....s 2,133.I55
! These figures show that Gary has the
| largest assessment of any CITY in Lake
! CONTINUED on Page sev.n-,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17

ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
AGAIN IN THE TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
Paper on Drugs.

(Continued on page seven)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
THE WEATHER

RAIN TODAY,
COLDER TONIGHT.
WEDNESDAY FAIR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-17
Case Is Dropped.

CONTINUED on Page Eight
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CONTINUED on Page SEVEN,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

Cute Bsrtpaltung lit jegt
bas Qoiunaspprt in ben Ser. Stuas
ten. Sm 5ubritpeisn bat iih stns
f0rmlids WiIienIdaft berausgebilbet,
pelte lebrt, tpie Die llntoiten osrmins
bert peroen tonnsn, obne oab bic
Geiitungen baourh beeIntrddti9t tpers
Den. Die 8runoioee lit, oub ieoe
Tunttion elmer 5abrit. nie Gintduf,
YsrtGufs. 9srpsnoun9 reip. Gtn'tels
lung BON Waihtnen. einem beIonosrsn
2lngeiteQten anpertrout pirb, oamit er
neue GriparniiIe FinOs. Gs III bas
beoeuteno peridieben BON Der friiber.n
Wetbp0e, GrfparniiIe burd 9ertiirz
SUNG Der QrbeitsIohne Su erIdngen.
OieIe perben Ioqar unter oem nsuen
Spitem srbo6t. um cine beTsre Nus
nuBuns bes 2lrbeitsmateriols 81 erlanz
gen. gs 1T jebt cine geIpegun9
i'm 8onqe, nah bieism pIane Die
itGptiihen 8erpaltungen in ben Der,
Staaten umSugeItolten, bic it4 be-
tanntIih tpeber Durh Spar'amteit
nod 2siItunssfGbigtsit aus5sihnsn.
5ir isos itGbtiids Junttion iolI ein
Grperte angsItsQt tperoen. Der iiber Die
beiten Wethoosn 3u berihten bat uao
oeFen gmpfebIunsen b.m girgermtis
tier por3ulsgen iinb, I'm fie etn3ufube
rem, faQs lie bon ibm g.nebn1iqt tpers
ben. Cine iOlte tptIIsnfhaftlite Be
banplung piiroe obns 5ra9s pisl od5u
beitragen, Die ItdotiIhen @ertpultunsen
befri.bigenosr gu qeitaItsn uno piele
geamts BON uneershten 8orpiirfen
entlaiten, Wie bic Dings jsst lisgen.
iptro ben 8samten 3upisl 3ugemutbet.
Man srpurtet, buB lie grpsrtsn in
alien 9ingsn Iein folln, mas uns
mDsli6 III. Sn 5olas oisiss ManeeIs
an Sattenntrib sreignsr iih Jehlsr,
Die man auf urebrlide Wotipe 5uriids
fubrt, mas niht INNER Der Sal 1T.
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gerlanst: Gin &rrpuratiuusarSt

Cine qldn3enoe Gorona BON Gapi'
toliiteu, otonomiihsn 0elsbrtsn uno
gsmeiniinnigsn giirgern periamm.lte
ii6 in Retp Yort, um etnem 8prtrGge
bes Re9isrungs Qnpalts 5raHt y.
aelIcqg su Iauihen, Der iber bus
Shemd Der aorporationsn iprah. IA
!6err 3euogs Die pro3e'Is gsgsn ben
apblsn0I. 1ruIt eefiibrt bat uno Slpar
in iol6 eIGn8enosr Deiis, bab bas
9eritt, Dor tpelhem sr ben gro3eB
ptrtrat, bic QufI0iune bes sruits De-
tretirt bat, 10 boTfts man, bab er Be-
Itimmts Qustunft srtbeilsn tpiirbe uber
bas gseignete Mittel, Die uebelftdnoe
unb 9efabrsn, lpel6e Der 8eienIhuft
burd bas 8robtapital psrurIatt perz
ben, su beieittgen. Die 3u60rer qaber
ibrsr gnttduidune offenbaren Nus.
brud baB 6.rr GslIogs Bios uber Die
MiBitGnbe iprad unb uitts bariiber
faot., fpis iie gu beilen pdrsr. Tos
6eitdtiat leoiglit) oen alien Sos:
Die aritit III leiat unb Di. STUNT lit
i9per." 8oh qlauben mir, baB iih
bic 2oiune bss problems finben Iiebe.
tpern man ii6 iibsr ben Sielpunti tlar
1T, reIpsttipe, fpenn man barber nod
bentt, mas aeIheben tann unb mas
niht seIheben fam.
Cine Der ihBeren alagen aesen ben
9robtapitalismus uno oen aapitalis.
mus unIerer Gage iiberbaupt lit, oab
er ben Wiittelitano, b. /. bi, unabbdn@
aiqen tpirthidoftli6sn griitsnsen tag.
lih msbr aufreibt. 1araus srsibt ii6
bic 5raee, Oh Der W}ittslitano ubere
6uupt nod su retten 1T. Riemanoem
burfte unbetannt isin, nuB Der prossb
Der 4ufl0iung oes Witislitanbes ihon
fehr alten Gotums III. esn bieier 6inz
Ii6t bsitGtist ii4 &arl Warrs propfes
3stung: Der srobs grpropriateur
pirb ben tleinsn grpropriuteur troi
fhlagen." Das mar aud lsiht eenug
su ertenneH, fpenn man iub, ME bic
Jabrit ben tleinen 6dnbfpert.r um.
brnhte unb bas Iest iih fort, inbem
Der srobtapitaliitifhe 6dnbter ben
iIeiHtapitaliitiiden bei Ssite fdiebt.
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Das gebeimnib, tpelhes Der

u 3 O pe 1T II b, IUelues pet
8rieasTetretGr Didtnion benz Apngreb
mittbeilen polIte, beItanb in Der 0arz
Ieauna bon Der Rotbfpenbigteit, Elm
Seer BON 100000 Mann einsuitellsn.
Das lit trieasminiiterliher Wabniinn.
Gin ioI6es Seer mare nidt burt
Werbung su erlangen uno Die Der.
Staoten piroen BEL benz 8eriu6e, Die
Hieieniummen, fpelhe ein iolhes Seer
toItsn piirbe, su be5ablen. su 9runoe
eeben. Was bas Gano brauht, 1T Elm
tlsines, aber eutorganiiirtes Seer.
Wie perlautet, iou Der ariess Sez
trstGr iein 8erlansen bamit motiprt
boben, pab bic Sapaner ieber 3eit i'm
Stanbe pdren, Elm Seer in ben Der.
Staaten gu lanben. 5as lit elm mod
aroberer llniinn. llnIere Slptte III
itdrter als oieisnise Sapans. Das
muht eine 2anDune unmoslih uno
tpenn es lpirtlih Elm paar SauIeno S1z
panern gelineen Ionte, berein au toms
men, miro ibre aufsabe barin bette
ben, m0slihit Idneu fpieoer beraus5us
tpmmen. Was mir bruuhen, lit cine
CUTE Organization. Sbns cine inlde
1T pas erobte Seer tpertblos. Wtit
elmer Iplden seniigt Elm tleines Seer,
oa es einsn Rabmen bilben fpuroe,
in pelhen Die MiIisen uno 5reitpiQts
oen eiuuereibt fper0en fonnten. DDS II
audi bic 2lniitt beg Prdiioenten uno
bieier trifft oes Weitersn ben Nd8el
auf bsn aopf, benn er iagt, ooB
ndhit Der Organization eth grobes,
tiittig ausgsbiloetes Sffi5ierstorps
notbpenbig lei. Die Ser. Staatsn
baben in aQsn 9riegsn quite Soloaten
oebabt, absr tets miIsrabls SfTi3iere.
0ieism Sgsbler IdBt Iid nit perbdlts
nibmdBig gsrin9en 9sIomttteIn abbels
fen.
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man ettpas fdgt, mas bas grcBtapis
tai beunrnhigen fDnnte. 4ber mas tr
perihipeigt. perben Mnbere iasen. Das
0robfdpitaI lam niht in Der bisberis
gen Weiie meter pirtbIdaften, obne
eine Dionomifde umipdbuns herpOrz
5urufen. Die nibt bios oas 8robtapie
tai, fonbern ben gefamrnten aapitae
lismns pernihten tpiiroe. Greilia
ipiiroe iebr bdIo eine Reattion eintrez
ten, benn bic Melt fam obne aaptr
talien nidt beitehen, aber es ipirb siue
fiirhterIibe gerlpilosrung eintrettn.
big Der unlinnise 9ernidtunsstampf
gsgen oas aapiiaI in Ietner 0.iammta
belt iih auseetpbt bat. 5err aelloos
unp glfle, bic nit ihm an oem groblem
bss mobernen GroBtapitals orbeitsn,
piiroen i'm SntereFe beg asBtersn
ieIbit banoeln, psnn Tie often reoen
tpollten.
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Sci einem sinr, an) Sem leniter
ieiner @obunns setoStef.

4uf .rauria. Weiis n.rlor in Ser
Somitas Qaht Der 80 Jabrs aIte
Sdreiner gbaunesp Dougbertp, Vo.
2232 BENTON StroBe, isin 2sbsn. Der
Wann. Elm ShIaIpanpler. bate iid
seitern Worsen sss.n 4 ubr in ioms
nambulii.ifhsn 3uf.anbe bon fein.m
Bette erhoben uro mar aus BEN J.n't.r
itiner i'm Sipsiien Siodrpsrf befinolis
den MObnuns e.fallen. Gr purbe bon
IneshOrig.n beipubilos auf oem Gsis
ientpege lieeeno aufeefunben. Or.
2ublofp, Elm in Der Habe ipohnenber
arSi. puroe iofori seruf,n unb b,s.ifs
neis bns 8efinben oes Usrunsliidien.
tpsIher iih bel benz Sturss ben ShG
bel ssrihmetisrte, auf ben .rftsn Bid
aIs obiclui boffnunsslos. Cine G.uns
BE- ipit.r sab Doushsrip ieinen geiit
auf, obne porber bas gerpubifein pies
bererlans. gu hobsu. Der Coroner
tpuros bsnadridiisi unb oronets sinsH
Jnqueit on.
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Pokal-Derid)t
2lnter6ro6en -sie6estrauut.
Tnrdbrtnner Gnifrn iid in tinrm
.Sotel einlogirt.

Wm. Nance alias Rupert, "a Sabre
ol., Br.fnier Der s., 8. & D. Giftn@
babn, ipohnboft Ro. 104 Wc0resor
ape., Glmipoob, g., unb bic 10 Sabre
aIte Qaura aruie, fpelhe in sinen RE
itaurant In Snorpoale als gDdrterin
beIhdfiie. III. tpurptn In Der SdmiioJ
Roht auf geranIaFung Der SHUTTER
beg junaen W1ohens perhaftet uno
CUR Uerfiisuns bes Sussnorihters Gins
aeipsrri. Wanee, speIfer in ben g.,
3. & .. 66fen In Sporpbals arbeiist,
tpar nit aaurn belanni aeDorben uno
es bate iih elm qisbesperb1ltnib sipis
iden linen entipidsli. Qouro's Wuts
ter srTuhr. bab bis beiben In Der Gam
flag Raft enilauien uno am g., 8.
& D. gdbnhofe einen 3us mad benz
Siihn bsiteiaen ipollien. Sis benofs
rittisi. bic 4. 9iitriitsItation. ienoh
lisb fid ods Qdrfen nifi am 9obns
hcfe blidsn. Die poli3ei brat,te ip1s
ter BON ein,m Jrsunoe bss Rance In
Grfnbruna. oab bsrislbe nit adura
aruie in tinsm 6otsI obeeiiiessn fei.
Gus pdrten, tptldes fih oIs mm.
Rupert uno 5rau, bon St. louis In
oas Irsmoenbuh sins.irassn unb Elm.
adn3s Wohe i'm Doraus bs5obli battle,
ipurbe in ieintm 3immsr BON Der go.
lissi uorsefunbsn unb p.rhaf.e.. Ias
iunee Wdbhsn ipurbe BEN Definitions
haui. bes ssueenossrihts iibsripisisn.
ipdbr.nb Nnnee siH. .3ell. in Der gens
iraliiatioH bs3ieben mubi..
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ZHauieniter 3ertriim,aert.
guseblid)er Giubreder bon eiaem
YriDatpoIisiifen Serbaitst.

pripatpoIisiit Habler mahis gsiiern
Wcreen Dor 3asssaHbruh bic Gnt.
beduns, bab bos ShoufenIter bes 2as
bens Der Jrau 0eorse 6ermann. 30.
628 Wlain Strabe. sertriimmert ipors
ben mar. NoHforiGunssn treobtn,
bab brsi paar 9onoidube i'm Wsrtbs
BON So aus Der Auslase sefioblen tpors
ben iparsn. Nabler fanb fp6tsr i'm 4.
Stodpert bss 6inierbdujes 80. $40
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