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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
tones PACT OF PEACE
RELIEVES SUEY SINGS
Visit of Chinese Prince Tsai Hsun
DispeIs Fears of War.
ring Asiatics

Following the declaration of a TWEEN
ty-day truce between the warning Chi
nese tongs which was brought ABOUT
through the efforts of the Chinese con-
sui at San Francisco, members OF the
Suey Sing tong in Los Angeles who
have been in hiding, fearful lest they
be killed by members of the Hop sings,
were again about the streets OF tne
local Chinese quarter yesterday.
The Hop Sings, the strongest tong
in California, recently declared war on
members of the Suey Sing tong ana as
a result of this declaration nVe Suey
Sing men were shot down in san fran
cisco and one was instantly killed III
Sacramento. +
Among the six organized tongs in
Los Angeles the Hop Sings are the
strongest, they numbering about 2OO.
The Suey Sings, the tong against
which the Hop Sings have declared
war. is not organized in Los Angeles,
there being only about thirty Suey
Sings in the local Chinatown
When word reached Los Angeles chi
nese three weeks ago that the leaders
of the Hop Sings, with headquarters In
San Francisco, had issued an edict call
ing for the death of all members OF the
Suey Sing tong, 1t did not cause mucn
excitement at that time in the local
Chinese quarter, for the tongmen in
terpreted the messages concerning the
outbreak to mean that the war was
only between the San Francisco mem
bers of the two tongs. However, Wnen
Suey Sing man was killed py aoI
Sing eunman in Sacramento THURSDAY
the local members of the Suey sings
went into hiding and did not re-appeaI
on the streets until receiving notice OF
the truce yesterday.
This peace pact was brought about
by the Chinese consul, the Chinese SIN
companies, the Chinese benevolent
union and the Chinese chamber OF COM
merce, the leading bodies of San Fran,
cisco's Chinatown. They lnterVeneo
owing to the fact that Prince Tsa
Hsun, uncle of the emperor of China
will land in San Francisco this after
noon and they did not want the gun
men to be skullxing through the alleys
during the visit of the prince.
According to the agreement entered
into by the members of the two war
ring tongs who signed the peace pact
in San Francisco, hostilities Will not
be resumed until the third DAY OF tht
ninth moon," October 5. Until October
4 the local members of the Suey Sine
tong will no doubt be seen around
their usual haunts in the celestial
quarters, but on the night of that date
which is the eve OF the third day OF
the ninth moon," members of other
tongs predict that they will again &c
into hiding.
Sergeant George Willis, who has
charge of the Chinatown squad, stated
last evening that he would not be sur
prised to hear the pop of guns In
Chinatown at any time after the ex-
piration of the truce pact.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
BANKER To APPEAR IN.
ROLE OF DRINK MIXER
Carroll Johnson to Take Part of
Reddy Wiggins in Maid
of ManaIay'

Carroll johnson, one Of tho men,
bers Of the local banking chapter, has
a role in the coming bankers show on
September 26 that in its futility is
like the role of the ancient Sisyphus,
His character, Freddy Virgins, is a
mixer of extraordinary cocktails. He
was imported to the islam of Manalay
to care for the thirst of Timothy
Hanks and in his role of mixer of
drinks he takes good care that his own
ineXhaustible thirst is well cared for,
through the medium of the cheering
cup.
Timothy Hanks, who is referred to
as IAN accidental discord in an ori-
entail symphony" makes a great show
of conYiviality, but in reality tosses
all his drinks over his shoulder, while
"Reddy" stands by to catch them
deftly in an urn.
In bitter reproach for what he con-
siders lack of appreciation of his ex-
cellent concoctions and a waste of
good liquor, "Reddy" threatens to 1e-
turn to the Bowery, where he can ply
his trade to a more appreciative pat
ronage and Is induced to stay only by
the assurance that the game Hanks is
playing is telling on the Widow Tar
box.
Widow Tarbox. a gay and festive
widow, is played by Miss Hazel Runge.
To win her Hanks has ST his heart
and soul, but finds the accomplish
ment of his end not such an easy
matter, as the widow, with her accom-
pllces, eight trained nurses. sets him
merry pace.
w. r. Ream, jr., alternates with
Johnson in the role of Reddy Virgins,
while C. F. Seidel and r. }. Finn take
the part of Hanks. All are members
of the banking chapter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

facts in general, but of Nelrs affec-
tions in particular; clearly he has that
in him somewhere which has won her
heart. Beside him Major Williams,
the Salvation Army leader, is feeble
and depressing-if not contempcihle-
figure. The best he apparently can do
is to lend Nell the history of the
United States and similarly refreshing
literature, ladle out goody goody talk
and urge the girl to mary him and
drop the past-meaning Jim. In the
man to man competition for the wom-
an he has not chance, though all the
material odds are in his favor. How
could he have? Jim does something, a
something that means a lot to q man
who is penniless and without. a job
for the sake of the girl he refuses to
share in the diamond robbery from
which he has reason to expect a for
tune.
I like it that the woman plea which
dissuades him is practical: if he is
caught, she tells him, it may mean
their separation for life. 1t is surely
less to her credit that during the
years she has been engrossed with
her Salvation Army duties she has not
discovered when Jim's term will expire
and knows nothing of deductions made
for good behavior. He has been out
her; she had not troubled to hunt him
up either in prison or the outside
world. In fact, her first instinct is to
fly, and again to the shelter of an
other Salvation Army refuge in an
other city. But Jim, it will be noted,
sought her out only when he thought
himself on the eve of fortune.
Was Nell honestly convinced she
was aiding Jim when she turned him
from his purpose? How confident did
she feel as to the future of heI be-
loved Ishmael when shs commended
him to the care of her Redeemer? The
Salvation Army leader she admires so
much-the leader devoted to the wor-
ship of the Friend of sinners-tells Jim
he is nothing but a drunken sot and
threatens to give him over to the po-
lice. That's right; hide behind the
cops,"sis the disdainful answer to the
unsuccessful lover. Analyze the sit
uation. and you may find it not so
greatly to the credit of the array.
A footnote to the program tells me
that "The Salvation Army has given
its complete approval to Salvation
Nell" But, as exhibited in this pow
erful drama and tested by the actual
facts of life. is the Salvation Army
itself entitled to unqualified approval
It's case could have no ablcr repre-
sentative than Marjorie Rambeau
whose performance, like that of By
ron Beasley. / regarded as q master
piece; yet the demi mondaine, Myrtle
! OdelI (excellently portrayed by Grace
Travers) is a welcome figure, being
candid and outspoken, while MCCOY
ern's grogshop and the police court
slum, the hunted ex-convict and tho
ruined, hopeless herd that swarms
across the boards are ugly blots that
no amount of praying will wipe away
For more than nineteen hundred
years we have been appealing to the
emotional for relief and appealing in
vain. Is it not about time to come
down to the actual, indisputable facts
of life, exhibited so graphically in
what. venture to submit is the great
problem drama of Salvation Neli?"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
|. A. LETTER CARRIERS
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

Los Angeles letter carriers several
hundred strong, with their families and
many friends, picnicked in the good
old fashioned way yesterday at Syca-
more park.
AS of yore, the baskets were emptied
and spread in the tree shadows and
after the picnickers had partaken, an
impromptu program of speeches proved
entertaining.
While the older people were enjoying
the jokes and stories of the speakers
the Junior letter carriers and misses
were romping among the trees, play
ing the games of childhood.
Not until the tree shadows COM
menced to assume long proportions did
the merry gathering start to break up.
The letter carriers picnic is an annual
affair and is looked forward to with
pleasure each year. This years picnic
was one of the largest in point of at
tendance ever held here.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
HIGH PRICE OF OPIUM
CURBS CHINESE SMOKERS

During the past six months opium
has SCARED in price from SIS to $3.50 a
pound and due to this large increase
and the scarcity of the poppy seed
many Los Angeles Chinese have quit
using the drug. There is still a large
quantity of the government stamped
opium in the local Chinese quarter,
while officers aver that small amounts
are being smuggled in from Mexico
daily. Hardly a week passes but fed
eral officers capture smugglers who
attempt to bring the high priced drug
across the Rio Grande.
About ten months ago the law pro-
hibiting the bringing of opium to the
United States went into effect and
from that time the price of opium has
scared Many of the inveterate smok-
ers have ridded themselves of the
opium habit and now use dozens of
cigarettes daily as a substitute.
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musical celebration at Cincinnati Mr..
Stevens-Duryea from st. Paul, Mimi,
to Rawlins, Wyo.
The committee on entertainment of
the local bankers has selected the
Belasco and the Orpheum as the two
playhouses where the delegates to the
American Bankers convention, to be
held in this city a fortnight hence, will
enjoy themselves on the nights of Oc-
tober and 6, The Belasco company
will provide comedy offering, while an
unusually high-class vaudeville bill
will be seen at the Orpheum. On the
two nights in question the entire seat
ing capacity OF the Belasco and Or
pheum will be in the hands of the local
and visiting bankers,
One of the best vaudeville bills seen
this season will be presented this week
at the Los Angeles theater. The bill
opens this afternoon, and is headed by
Albini, magician, a master of illusions.
Albini comes with new tricks, a new
series of clever card manlpulations and
n. series of spectacular illusions. Fri
day at all performances he is sched
uled to give his sensational expose of
Anna Eva Fay and other so-called
spiritualistic mediums.
Another attractiYe act is Beatrice
Mckenzie and Walter Shannon, who
with their company are presenting the
musical sketch, "More Ways Than
One"
Others on the new bill are Leeds and
Iemar, a team of Australian musical
comedy artists, who have proved the
most successful Australian act ever
imported for this circuit; George Devor
and the Dayton sisters, a trio of
sprightly entertainers; Bessie Allen,
the singing and dancing soubrette, and
the Romano brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
ARREST MEXICAN FOR
CARRYING 3-PoUND GUN
Police Relieve Trio of Assortment
of Weapons

Carrying of concealed weapons ap-
peared to be the fad last night and
three persons were booked at the CEN
trail police station and two revolvers
and a long bladed knife are being held
as evidence against the trio. .4-.g
A. Ramirez, a Mexican, was arrest
ed by Patrolman Pautz at the Plaza.
The accused was carrying long tar
get revolver that weighed nearly three
pounds. The officer saw him acting in
a suspicious Rnanner and when he
stopped the Mexican he noticed the
handle protruding from the belt Of
the man.
A few minutes later the same officer
arrested Pablo I4adismo, who had 12-
inch butcher knife concealed under his
coat.
Francisco Malina was the third man
to come under the notice of the police.
Malina was walking in Boyle avenue
when Patrolmen Browning and Hill
noticed a revolver protruding from his
hip pocket.
The three men will tell their stories
to the police judge this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

e. P. Foot, the musical director, and
his wife, known professionally as Bes-
sic Tannehill, returned TO their Los
Angeles home yesterday after an alb
sence in the east of ten months. MISS
rrannehill pIayed an important part in
the Shuberts' production of The King
OF Cadonia" at Daly's theater, New
york. and Mr.. Foot conducted q notable
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

William Yerance will start on a
fortnight's vacation lust as soon as he
is through playing the old minister of
state in "Such a Little Queen" This
will be the first respite from stage
work Mr.. Yerance has enjoyed for over
five seasons. He purposes to pass the
two weeks with Mrs Yerance-known
to the local stage as Louise Royce-in
san Francisco, where he formerly
played as a member of the Alcazar
theater company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
Shoes Half Price and Less

ONsI two hundred bIK display UAsSA-7
tables are displaying shoes for men. womss
and children. sale In many instances tet
half price and isss convines yourself ans
come to the
MAMMOTH eHoE HOUSE
$40 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

IFS as easy 10 secure q bargain in a used
automobre, through want advertising, as II
uGed 10 be-and .atiil is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17
COMMUNITY.

Good we must love. and must hate i'll. For i'll is i'll. and good good still: But there are things indifferent. Which we may neither hate. nor love, But one. and then another prove. As we shall find our fancy bent If then at first wise Nature had Made women either good or bad. Then some we might hate. and some
 choose;
 But since she did them so create. That we may neither love nor hate, Only this rests. all may use. .. If they were good. it would be seen: Good Is as visible as green,
 And to all eyes itself betrays If they were bad. they could not last; Bad doth itself and others waste; So they deserve no blame, nor praise But they are ours as fruits are ours: He that but tastes. he that devours. And he that leaves all, doth as well: Changed loves are but changed sorts
 of meat;
 And when he hath the kernel eat. Who doth not Hing away the shell?
 -Dr. John Dome
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17
PopuI.r Aprpov.I of yu.. yudse..

The resolutions adopted unanimous Ia few days ago. recommending the reappointment of Mir. Chief Justice Kent and MT. Justice Doan to the positions they now occupy on the supreme bench of the territory. have the practically unanimous approval of the people. We use the words ''prac- tically unanimous" in order to state the situation with absolute accuracy; for. although we don't know of a single citizen who dissents. it is not to be supposed that a judge can fearlessly perform his duty through out a long tenure as Judge Kent and Judge Doan have done without creat ing here and there some individual which the press of Arizona. regard less of politics. seconds the recommen- dation of the bar association is in harmony with public sentiment in every quarter of the territory.
 The peculiar federal law governing the territory which requires the jus tices of the supreme court to be trial judges as well. in the administration of both territorial and federal statutes, subjects the judges of the Arizona courts to the severest test as to legal ability and general fitness for the bench. That for many years the judges in this territory have meas ured up to an exceptionally high standard is matter of pride to all citizens. Not only are our courts wholly free from taint of suspicion. but they have earned and gained the profound confidence of the people. There is no state of the union in which the solemn oath of office re- quired of judges is more faithfully observed than in Arizona.
 :. These facts are well known at Washington. of course. and the re- appointment of Judge Kent and of Judge Doan will be made in due sea- son without question.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17

spirit in Arizona But the honesty and sincerity of the brilliant senator from Indiana were never doubted. and he won the respect of Arizona for making such a courageous fight to the last ditch-just as Arizona won his respect by standing unflinchingly by her convictions.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17

And now that Albert J. Beveridge has enrolled himself among Arizona's s champions, we wish to assure him that on his next visit to the terri tory he will be cordially greeted by the strong men who like a good fighter. and that for him will be pre- pared the most royal fatted cak that may run our ranges.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17

early years. will be dull man. The weight of evidence presented by his- tory does not uphold this notion The cases which seem to support it are cases of nervous breakdown-in which both brain and body suffer-brought on by injudicious teaching and over strain in study. associated with failure to protect the child's physical health
Arizona republican., 1910-01-17

If there Is better place in all the world than Arizona-a country offer ing better opportunities to home seeker and investor-will somebody please point out said country on the map?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

glaer Gnfmertiamfeit, aud oiejenige
talt oes gdn5en 6uusperfonals fetielte,
JtRmanb beiIen tur3e gbipeIenbeit be-
merit bate. unb bate man oieielbe be-
merit, 10 ipiirbe ia oas erfplste Meh@
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tldrung oerleIbsn aeeeben baben.
2taes mar auFs Bette geeliidt; alIein
Ger geriebene Sdurfe burfte fih nidt
perbehlen. bab BEL elmer llnteriufun1,
Die ms gaeemeine ging, jeoen 2lugens
bid irgenb elm 9eringfiiaiger llmitanb
lbm gefdbriib tperben tpnnte. Wldn
tonnte ermitieln, Dab er Elm Simmer
IN Dem 0oteI innegebabt, bon bem aus
er bas 6aus bur6 Den 6intersg sgluss
gang 81 perlaFen in Der Gage mar,
ooB er gerooe gu Der erti6eiosnben
Stunoe cine 3eit lang i'm Saale ges
tebIt bate, ober irgenb Elm onoererllms
itano tonnte entoedt lpsroen, Der benz
Weroa6t cine ibm gefdbrIihe 8enbuna
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lin bies 5u perbiiten, mubte Der
8erba6t in cine beitimmte anoeregiihs
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tpinermoben perrennsn Iollte. Die Sas
te Der 9onbIers srtpiss iib biersu als
ntht geniigeno, uno Ds[lbeim, bas bss
retts bon ibm ins Nuge gefabte Spfer,
iolte fallen. Der goben unter ben sSiis
ben oes 8erbrehers purfte niht crit
onfdn9en beib gu psroen, ebe man
Hatb ihuffte obsr iih aus bem Staub
mdhte. Seine glbiift mar, ourd bic
nermetntlthe Gntoetung MeIIbeim's
als 0ieb, bnrd peTen Brp3eb unb bic
au9emein ptrmutbete 9erurtbeilune
oes Beihulbiatsn ieinsr sisensn Riids
5u8 aus Wortenburg 81 ns6en, Der
bon ibm befhlpTien mar. ober ibm 70
lange gsfdbrIih erihien, aIs man ber
Dieb nod fuhte. Die alsemein: Gufs
mertidmfeit mar nod nidt auf cine
getpiHe 3eit nod elmer beitimmten an
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(5ortiebuns foI8t)
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9erionalsV otisen.

Ius Baltimore, Wb., lit geiiern Die
acknowledgements aunbe eingetroffen,
oab Der bi.iiae Observation-Disclosures
Serr Bernhard gettmua N,
Der iih in Dem bortisen Sobns 5op=
tins 5oipital befinoet. ihneu
ieiner p0gioen Geneiung en's
segenasbt unb binuen ipenieeu 9assn
i'm Stunoe iein ipiro, oas 5oipitdl 3il
perloHen.
Sm beiten Mdnnesalter, i'm 81. Ses
btnsiabre in esiisrn Elm IN ipsitsH
Greiisn betann,sr oeutidsr Burger.
6err JranS aisfsr. in bic Gtpiaa
teit btniiberaeIhlummert, innig be
irau.rt nibt nur bon Ieinen aHgehoris
osn. ionoern aud bon oen plslsH
;yreunben, bic sr iih i'm 2aufe otr
Sesahre ourh iein ternoeutihss 9DsisH
su erperben eeipubt bate. Di. BE-
erbiauna finbet am Ritttpo6 Wtorg.H
um haIb aht ubr bonn 3Iauerbalis.
Ro. 2008 Wbiismdn StrdBe, aus
itutt. tporauf um halb neun lhr IN oer
St. 9luguitinus Stride elm fsierlthts
Reouiemsamt eelebrirt tperosn ipiro.
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Jeinoiibes 0bepaar.
Eanl Jsed nno @emablin aaf benz
Arirsspfaoe.
Geitaurant bes Wauues oas Sd)laAf'
felb.

5n bsm R.itourdnt bes goul ped,
No. 1057 Central 4penus, tam es ges
fern Gbenb gu duberit beftigen3ufams
msniiOben 5tuif9en benz Gisenibiimer
bes aotals uno ieinsr % Sabre olten
Syrau unb bic Gdfis iuhten ibr 6ti!
in Der Jluht. Die Ginribtuna bes Rss
itauroRis nurbe tbeillpeiie oemolirt
unb Der srObte JbeiI oes Geihirrs
eing in bic Bride. Oi. Jrau bsbisnte
fib Der in bem 8sr.i6 ibrer 6Gnbs be-
iinbliben gaiiups 1laIden, Senftopfe
unb anbsrsr Gesenitdnbs ols Durfse>
ihoHs. Die erite observation-disclosures
bate in Der Wobnung Des ebepaares.
SO. 421 Ghiinat Strabe, itaitsefnns
ben. Rad3 4nsabe Der Jrnu bate ibr
Wlann $50, ipeld,e er ihr geseben bats
t., 3uriidnerlnnst. Sie fpeigeris iih,
oas 0elb beraussugebsn unb es tam
5u 6anbsreiflihteiten, ipsIde angeblid
bamit enbeteu, bab ptd feline b.Fsrs
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Die 5rau bssab iid ip1tsr na6 benz
RsitauraHt unb fdidie fid. ols ibr
Waun lie an bic Cuff ieben tpolis. an.
bic Ginrittung Su 5erfhlasen. Gin
Mueen3euge oes Samples bennhrihtig.
ie bic poli3ei unb polisift 9urHipieef
besab iit nah benz Reiiaurani. mo ies
bod bei ieiner Antunft iempordres
Waffenitiaftano berrih!e. Jrau ptd
begleitete ben 8eamten nah benz go.
li3eibauptaunrtier. um sinen 6afibefebl
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der ibr jeDoh Dertpeiesri ipurbe. Wutb'
entbrannt elite iie mad bem Reitauran
5uriid unb begann ben Reit bes 0tr
fnirrs su Serfnlagen. polisiit alo'
| ft<rttmpsr Ho6se bem linfus Gin Gnbt
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Rleine Holiseinadbrid3ten

s.. so. 5engIi. Dobnhoit in
aronmanns 5otsl. erpirite seitern IN
Der MISUNDERSTANDING sin.n
Saitbeiebl gessn 5orrp 9ougbn. frn'
6.ren profsFionsllen 9aisbaaipislsr
uno gessnpdrtisen Snhaber elmer
Wirtbihaft an 8. uno Bin. Sirobe.
unter Der 4nilnge oss tbdtIifrn ans
ariifs. SengIi tam am Sonnto5
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9ausbn ibm oneeblif einen JduIta
ftlag an ben acpf p.rieste. Dsr
Str.it nurbs hoburh Deruriahi. boB
gaugbn BON 5engit bic Riideritatiuns
zines anseblih.n GorIehens perlansis.
- Die 90 Sabre alie ellie Wcs
ainlep, BON SO. 3O6 2oRgtportb Ctr.
ipurbe eeitern Don ben 0tbeimpcliSiiten
6ueftlein unb l3ilug perbaftei unb ais
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Jrau 9ietor 5enaerlins. bon Qo.
1909 syinoiab Sirabe. neIoete seiitrn
Der polisei. bob ibr in bem 5uui. Ro.
1922 Weitern 4Denue Elm armbano
nebt 4nhdngfsl I'm mertbe bon $50
obbanoen eeiommsn III.
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atlanta, Ga, %. glpril. 9rei
Reger iinb ioipsit IN @srbinoung nit
nsr 6rmorouns beg motorniers g. Z.
groipns uno Der ihfpersn 9srpunoune
bes aonbuttsurs %. 8. grpion in Der
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sirt fporoen. 8rsi Inbere iiuo aui
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3rpsi StrGfIinas ipuroen i'm bieiigen
3uhtbaus. aIs lie sinsn 9srIuh mahs
ten All euttommsn, dui Der StelIs srs
ifofisn uno orei annsrs purben t05tz
lih perfpuubet. Die 9etooteisn iino
Sp6n 9rabIep uno Iuoreip Sobniou.
geioe W0nner lparen fpsgen Wioross
i'm 3uhtbous. Die SirdfIinge tporen
i'm geiib einss Repoloers. als lie oi:
Iluht ipautsn unb ariifen bic Daher
in m1rosriiher W.iie on. dls lie cn:s
bsdt tpurpen.
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IijeidDef.

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luuroen geitern 5rdu Roie odpes nno
5rl. Wdrie Wurrap. bic aneeblihen
seiterinnsn bes ,llniisp Snpeitisdtins
BUREAUS, ppr poliSsidef Uli(Iitin
uno poitoffiee Snipsttor Sipuin 81
tirt uno sinsm ihdrfen 9erbOr unters
3oeen. Das Isstere fanb in Der Sf'
flee bes gpli5eihefs itatt. Dds llnitco
Snpeftiaatins Bureau, cine oneeblihs
Oetettip 9lgentlir, befinbet lid, in
benz 5uuie gto. 238 Sit a. Strube.
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