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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04

New York, May 3.-Edward Payson
Weston, the seventy-two-year-old pc.
destrian who completed his walk across
the continent yesterday, passed today
quietly at his home.
He started out from Santa Monica,
on the Pacific coast, near Los Angeles
Cal, on Feb. /, determined TO walk
the 3,4OO miles to New York in ninety
days. He exceeded expectations. Sur
mounting all difficulties he arrived yes
terday, thirteen days ahead of time.
In welcoming him. Mayor GaynOr said /:
Il am mighty proud OF you, Weston.
The whole world ought TO be proud of
you. You started on Feb. at 4 o'clock
and got here on May at $40 O'Clock.
This is marvellous. There never was
anything like that in the history OF the
world. You are one of the benefactors
OF the human race. You have made
people go out into the open and taught
them how TO live. If they would follow
your teachings they would live a hun
dred years instead of fifty."
An immense crowd greeted Weston
on his arrival at the city hall. which
was the point at which he ended his
long trip.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
WAYNE CUT GLASS COMPANY.

The stockholders of this company
have sold their entire stock issue
to syndicate of Towanda capital
lists, under the agreement that every
thing belonging to the company is
included in the sale excepting the
real estate The machinery, fixtures,
finished and unfinished blanks, will
be shipped at once to Towanda
where the new owners will carry on
the business. Arrangements have
been made whereby John Weaver Jr.
and John Kimble, also the salesman,
William McKenna. will be retained
in the employ of the new owners.
Mr.. John II. Weaver, Sr., who has
been the principal stockholder
makes the statement that for seven
years they have been putting in
money into the concern to help
build up a business for the younger
members of the company; in all those
seven years the stockholders have
not received one cent of profit.
They have met all their obligations,
and have made it a point to keep
their men together at all times of
the year, and see that they were paid
fair return for their labor, and now
that the men are dissatisfied, and
have gone on strike, they feel that
they are not justified in continuing the
worry and annoyance of furnishing
employment for men who, if they
cannot have their own way, will
not work or allow anybody else to
work
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
Former Brewery President
to Be Sentenced Today.
STOLE STOCK FROM HEINZE.
Maximum Penalty For offense, Grand
Larceny, Ten Years In State Pris-
on-Aecomplices Turned States
Evidence and May Escape.

New York, May 3.-Charles Katz,
formerly president of a Brooklyn brew
ing company, will be sentenced today.
He was convicted last night before
Supreme Court Justice Marcus of
grand larceny in the first degree The
maximum penalty is ten years in state
prison
Katz was tried for the theft of Ohio
and Davis-Daly copper stock. worth
$4,000, belonging to f. Augustus
Heinze. The case has become better
known as the Heinze-Copper-W Wind
sor Trust company swindle. Donald
Persch, a stock broker, who was re
Gently tried for the same crime, will
be placed on trial again. His first jury
disagreed. Walter Clark, one Of the
alleged .conspirators, was the principal
state witness
Katz's trial began a week ago yes
terday. He was hopeful that at least
the jury would disagree.
The jury retired at 4:55 p. IN. yester-
day. At 1917 p. III. they brought In
their verdict When it was announced
by the foreman Katz almost collapsed.
Mr.. Mcintyre had the jury polled.
In the early part of August of last
year It became known that Heinze
needed cash Katz had been dealing
in curb stocks. He was acquainted
with Donald Persch, curb broker;
Walter L. Clark. also a broker. who
had served a term in the Elmira re-
formatory for forgery; John f. Sher-
wood, who was employed with Field Il
Co, stock brokers. and a young clerk
connected with the Windsor Trust
company. The scheme concocted and
carried out was this: One of the con
spirators went to Heinze and toldihim
that a loan of $4,000 could be got
from the Windsor Trust company If
Heinze did not appear directly in the
transaction. HeinZe suggested that his
broker, Matthew NJ. Joyce, act as own
er of the collateral to be put up.
As a matter of fact, no money was
put up by the trust company, il acting
as what Mr.. Mcintyre called In court
the turning point" Joyce was in
duced to take copper stock of Davis
DAILY and Ohio companies to the trust
company. Its value was then $4,000.
Field & Co. advanced $4,000. This
was given to Joyce. who gave it to Mr..
Helnze. with the usual commissions
deducted.
1t had been understood that the stock
would remain with the Windsor Trust
company. but the very next day Field
& Co., through Sherwood, advanced
$4,000 cash with which the stock was
taken up and sold in the street. When
HeinZe and his broker complained to
the Windsor Trust company they
learned for the first time that the cor
poraton had not put up Il penny of the
$4,000
The conspirators, having sold the
stock and paid the $4,000 they had
borrowed from Field * Co, divided
about $4,000.
Whether Clark and Sherwood, who
turned states evidence, will ever be
tried remains to be seen. l.. j. Field
was indicted recently for his connec-
tion with the transaction, He is to be
placed on trial.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
Fear white SIaverS Muir
dered Little Girl.
MAKING A RIGID INQUIRY.
Missing Child Last Seen When In
Custody Of Belle Moore, Mulatto
Woman Now Under Arrest.
Was to Have Been Sold.

New York, May 3.-That an eleven
year-old girl who was bargained for
by the women agents of the Rockefel-
Ter white slave grand jury has beer
brutally murdered and her little body
hidden somewhere, if not destroyed
completely, is the belief of Assistant
District Attorney James b. Reynolds.
who is in charge of the present inves-
tigation, which has resulted in the ar
rest and Indictment of two men and
woman on the charge of traflicking in
young girls.
Who this child is, who her parents
are or where she came from is as
much mystery as is her present
whereabouts. When last heard of she
was said to be in the custody of Belle
Moore, the mulatto woman who is now
in the Tombs. The Moore woman will
not say word about the child.
The price paid in the New York
white slave" market for young girls
was made public after the special
grand jury of which John d. Rockefel-
Ter, Jr., Is foreman had returned in
dictments against Belle Moore, Alec
Anderson, negro, and Harry Levin
son charging them with the sale of
four girls. 1t appeared that George A.
Miller, former government agent,
who worked for the congress commit
tee in 1907 in the investigation of i'm
migration abuses and who is one of
the secret agents employed by the dis
trfct attorney in the present investiga-
ton, paid $40 for Ida Greenberg and
Gussie Ehrlich. whom he procured
from Harry Levinson, and S120 for
Alice Hilton and Belle Woods, two
girls said to be under eighteen, whom
he purchased from Belle Moore. Alec
Anderson Is said to have had part in
the second transaction.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
THE LAST ROLL CALL.

Maj. General j. p. S. Goblin, one
OF the most prominent men in mill
tary affairs in Pennsylvania, died
May list, at his home in Lebanon
at the age of seventy-three. Gen.
Goblin was a Civil war veteran and
commanded a brigade in the Nine
teenth Corps, he being with Gen.
Sheridan in the Valley campaign.
He was actively identified with the
National Guard of Pennsylvania for
over thirty-five years.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
INSTALLATION OF PASTOR.

A service OF unusual interest viii
be held in Pleasant Mount Presby-
terian church on Tuesday afternoon,
May 10th. In connection with in
stallation of Rev. William Usher to
the pastorate, Rev. Ebenezer Flack,
d. D., of Scranton. will preach
Rev. P. H. Brooks, D. D., clerk of
Presbytery, will preside and ask
questions. Rev. William G. Funk,
of Archibald, and Rev. Thos. X. Polk
of Olyphant, and others are expected
to take part. The public are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
News Snapshots
OF the Week
GIBBS OF HAWLEY.

William Gibbs, of Hawley, was in
Stroudsburg last Friday and stated
his willingness to locate his cut-glass
factory there, providing that $500
be raised and that if a suitable
building was erected he would locate
there. The Industrial Club has TAX
en- charge of the matter.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
THIS POSTOFFICE 1S CENTS A
DAY

A job paying IS cents a day is
offered by the United States govern
ment to any one who wishes to be-
come postmaster at Wheattield, Pa.
To permit the applicants to show
their competency the civil service
commission will hold an examination
on May 7th. Last year the post
Office paid 81.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
A HONESDALE BOY.
James Moran Sent to the Lexington
Team.


Team.
Jimmie Moran, the St. Peter and
Phoebe Snow catcher of last season,
and one of the most promising mitt
men in the valley, has been sent to
Hogan Yencey's team at Lexington,
KY, in the Blue Grass League, by
Manager Billy Clymer, of Wilkes
Barre.
Jim showed fine form with the
Barons, doing better work than any
of the other youngsters. He has a
good throwing arm and fine head;
while at the bat he was always con-
sidered dangerous in this section,
having no certain weakness, hitting
them high, low or wide. Jim will
have very little trouble in making
good in Kentucky. Moran left last
Thursday night for his new place
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
CLUB SELLS TIMBER.
The Kimble Lumber Co. Has Pur-
chased Large Amount of Timber.

chased Large Amount of Timber.
The Kimble Lumber company,
composed of Senator Miles Rowland,
of Kimbles; DR.. II. b. Ely, of Homes
dale, and David Midway, of Moscow,
has purchased of the Forest Lake
club the standing timber on 1000
acres of land in Lackawaxen town
ship, Pike county. The club re-
quested lumbermen to send in seal
ed bids for this timber, which were
opened last week. We understand
three bids were received, and the
price paid by the Kimble Lumber
Co. was something over $4,000.
They have five years in which to re-
move the timber, which is second
growth and is principally white pine.
About 45 years ago the primeval
forests covering these lands were
cut off by the Helberts. The club
has 2,0O0 more acres covered with
timber of the same growth.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
CAVE-IN AT TUNNEL.

The new tunnel on the Erie and
Jersey Railroad at Otisville was
blocked by a bad cavern at an early
hour last Tuseday morning. A great
mass of earth at the east portal of
the tunnel fell, almost filling the
entrance, and a great quantity of wa
ter, due to the heavy rainfall of the
previous two days has been pouring
into the tunnel
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
TweIvs PsIIbsarers RsauIrsd.

Locust Valley, n. Y, May 3.-Twelve
pallbearers will today carry the me-
tallic coffin in which William II. Bur-
net, who weighed 56S pounds, viii be
buried. No hearse large enough to hold
the coffin can be found, and the body
will be taken to the cemetery in an
ordinary wagon.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-05-04
eioo,st Of All eattI..bins.

London, May S,-At Barrow-in-Fur-
ness today the keel was laid of the
battleship Princess Royal, the largest
warship OF any navy in the world. She
will be OF 10000 tons displacement ana
TOO feet long.
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SbiDtbals sMusitellune.
4oli3eibef WlIlliin trifft Die uotbigen
AuDrSnungen.

poli3eidef Wtilitin hat 8.Itern feline
qnoronungen betrtffs Der Obiot6ul.
ausiteuungssparabe gstroffen. 3ebn
aompaenien GubpoIi3si uno 36 berits
tene goli3iIten. leBtere unter Tubruna
oes Gergeanten Bebbingsr uno aor.
pprals Usartin, fotpie iGmmtlite gaz
trolfpdgen fperben an Der gara0e tbeiLz
nebmen. Dds poli3eioufgebot tpiro
unter benz aommanoo bes goli3eiAefs,
Tofpie Der Snipetipren Gaiep uno gorS
ron itexn. Die Mannf6aften beg DO
li5e;zQu.emobils, unteC QuFiitt bes
synIpsttors Carroll, perben oafur iorz
gen, bab bic Warfdlinis frsigebalten
fpirb. Die iibrieen Nit1tito:r BEG De-
partements, eini6lisBlit OsrStationsz
bausfhtieber unb GsridtspoIi3iiten,
fper6en tpGbrenb Der pGraoe potrouils
lenbienits in ben Deriuieoenen ReDie-
rem Derisbsn.
Der polis.idef bat anIdbIid oisIer
garabs cine Reuerung getrofi.n, ins
benz sr unseorbnet bat, oaB teinsJubrs
tpert. irgtnb fpelher art an ben Sei>
tenitraBen ldnes Der NaridIinie auts
qeiteQt perben biirfsn. 3pst oieT.r
Srbsr lit, bic StraBen in GdQen Don
Jsuersa.fubr ooer anosrsn llnfGlsn
fir poIissi uno Jeuerpebr frsi gu bali
ten. WGbreno Der 4usitslung i.lbit
peroen bic folgenoen pOIi3iiten urtsr
bem gefsble oes 2eutHants Bation
uno bes Ssrgeauten Wiuioms ben 30
li3eibienit ouf Den ausitsuungggrunz
ben perf.bsn: Silgroos, SdroeOer,
Sano, RsnnOlbs, 0auIt0r, NdrD,
Stubsr, Don, games. 9uber, 9snrp
8ogart, 5orftmeper, SuenjsI, U2iuer,
4ltboff. Bed. Guop. 9ugIoudt uno
Bon .9argen.
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aleine Ypli5einad)r

= pofisiit Malone berbaftete ges
fern ben IL Sabre alien Ben Stmon
bon Der SapStrabe unter Der 2tnfldge
bes aleinotebitabls. Die 8srboftung
erfolgts auf geraniaffuns bss 5. 5ofs
fert IT,, tpelher ben 9efungenen beim
5iibnsrbiebitabl ab9efaBt ba6en Dil,
- 9orbon piddrb, 20 Sabre off,
Elm S6neiber bon gropsneft, an.,
Duroe geItern bon ben 9ebeimpoIi5iItea
@ramann uno SadIon an Der 5ront
urb 8ine Strabe perbaftet unb untsr
Der 2fntloge bes aleinbiebftabIs einoez
Iperrt. Gr piro bei6ulbigt, einsnMdnn
an Der Sobn StrdBe Inn einen Dol.
lar unb cine 5aidenubr beitoblen Slt
baben.
- Qus benz Dagen oes W0be.s
trunsportsurs ). 3. 5oepfsr, glo.
1928 Gin Strabs. tpurbsn in Der
8ienitag Ra6t feds paar Spibens
gurbinen, cine Wengs gstttii6er uno
3afeaeinen. 5tpsi 5anbtaIhen uno an.
bsre Sadsn gsftoblsn. Der Dasen be-
faro ii6 in Der Stallung an Der Siios
peitede Der Gin uno Green Strube.
- Wilorsb Green, BON go. ST
Central 4Denue, tpurbs geitsrn in bem
3peitsn Stodtpsrts beg 6auies Go.
336 WeIt 6. Strabs, nm ihr portes
mammals ,,,iI co nuhoH hsg4rh(sn &c
tbsilts Der poli3si ben gtamen Der
mutbmoBIidsn 8iebin nit.
- Charles u. Waiib, bon Wslls
tDooo Qpe., Dinton placs, beanb iih
geitern on Der hinteren platfOrm elmer
Golerain Qpenu. Gar, aIs iid 3ipsi
SaIhenbisbe an ibn berdnordngteu.
Wlaiib mertts bic Qbiiht Der 9aunsr
uno tpurbe poriihtig. Die beioen5rsis
beuter fprangeu, als iie iih sntOett
iahsn, bon Der Gar unb snttamsn.
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Nmtumpbils sllniau.
5sbnjabrisss yldbdel iibtriabrsn
nno idJuer perieBt.

Die 10 Sabre aIte 2ena 5onoate,
bon Ro. 2732 gismord 5trobs, fpurs
be seitern abenb an Der 6. unb Uet.
G6o Rpao BON sinem, BON BENG bauf.
feur 9errenic 5. arnolo oelsntten
1aTicab bee 2eibftallbeiiBers 3umIteia
nieberserannt unb f5fper perleBt. 3as
aino 5og fid 5ablrei6, Gontuiionsn
unb abihiirfunssn, foipie innere gers
lssuneen gu. 4uberbem purben ibm
bsi bem unfalIe idmmtlide SABINE auss
sefhldgen. NrnoIo bob bic 0erun.
glutte in bas automo6il uno brat!e
tie mad oem 6ofpitaI, mo ibr gefinben
fir beoentlih befunbsn purbe. Q,na
3onsate 1T cine 1ohter bes Serrr
4lsrdnoer 3pngaie. Der lInfaa III um
10 bstldgenstpertber, od bic a6t dnos.
rem !tinoer Der 5amilie sur 3eit
idnmtIia am SdarId6fieber srtranit
oarnieDer Iieaen.
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6atte bic Ssllwuth.
5trbsrt

8r. u. 9. Cole, 9Oritsbsr 6es gas
iteurs sSrftituts oss itGntiihen Spipis
ta!s, beeroete seitern bi. untsrTuhuRg
oes 9ebirns bes Sunbes, tpelher am
9onneritna i'm Oitenoe cine Qnsu9l
alnoer uno 3ublreihe 5unbe gsbiTsH
bate, bsoor sr Don Yoli3iiten erihoIz
len fperoen foHnte. Die unteriuhun1
ergab. oaB Der 5uno an Der 5olIput6
selttten bat. Die BON ibm oebiiIsnen
ainoer tperoen ii6 elmer gaftsursaur
gu unier5iehen babsn.
Smur Gun, IL Sabre oft. bon Ro.
2603 guiteru 4penue, tpuroe qsftern
Don einem herrenloien 6unoe in bds
SanoseIent sebiFen. Die Dunben
ipuroen i'm 5oipital ausaebrannt.
0eiiie gngliib. % Sabre oft, bon
Is. unb 9rsen Strobe, itellte iih aes
tern qbeno i'm Soipital elm uno lieB
'lh giBpunoen an Der 5anb, tpeI1e
ihr bon sinem 6unbe bsisebradt pors
ben pdren, ausbreHnsn.
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Stellung genommen baben. On ben
allndhlih aniteigenDen Siigeln i'm
6intergrunb liegen perein3eIte 2on5s
bduier unb erbDben nod ben Gtnpruf
frieoliher gebagIidtett, Der bon BEN
Srte ausgebt.
Nuf Der QdnoItrabe ihrsitet Der
trdftige Basic, nit Der buntstblduen,
barettarttgen UtiiBe duf benz 5dupts,
neben feinem ldnblihen Subrperte ber.
Den i6perfGQtgeu aarren, oeTen 3psi
Rdbsr ptelFad bic 5orm GROCER Sdetz
ben baben, 3te6en 3pet itarte, beIls
braune S6Ien, beren GOpfe btnter ben
50rnern Elm fdufFeQbebettes Sod oers
btnoet. Gs lit eritaunlt4, tpie iebr bte
8asten, oerenPropin3en bic entrDideIts
fen eSnouftrien unp bic mooerniten
9erte6rsmittel BON gan3 Spanien be-
iiben, IN otelen anberen 8e8ie6urgen
nod am Qlt6ergebrd6ten 6dnoen. Wie
tie bic Sprd6e Der lretntpo6ner Der
i6srii6en 9ul6inisl bepubrt 6aben, 10
finb tie aud auf politii6em uno relis
gt0Iem Gebiete auBeror0entli6 tonfsrz
Oatio. aeanet man bo3u tbren ungsz
ftiimen 5ret6eitsbrang, 10 begretft
man, oaB Die bastii6en Propin3en in
ben Gdmpfen gegen fremoe giHbrings
linge bon Norbsn ober Sioen Der inn
mer cine grOBe ROue gsipielt uno bag
Die aarltiteHaufItdnoe frIhersr Sahrz
3ebnte geraDe i'm 8astenlanDe ibre be-
item StiiBpuntte ge6abt babeu.
Sir bic anidFtge BeD0lterung bon
San Sebaitian uno llmgebung 1T es
natiirlt4 bon Bi6tt8teit, bab Der in
ternattpnaIe gaDepias, in beiien Soz
teIs Die greiie nit bem thermometer
fiioIpantihsr gegenDeu Shrttt gu
baIten pflegsn, oon inneren llnruben
oe5 Qanoes perftont 6leibt unb bic
8ebugltntett Der einbeimiihen ME Der
fremDen @dite ourh ni6ts geitDrt
tpiro. 60 niro tie es gebiqigt baben,
ooB bic itd0ttiden tpie bic itadtlifen
8eb0rosn aqes tbaten, I'M bic &c,
pIonte &unogebung BON bsm Srte
pdbrenO Der SuiTon fsrn3ubalten.
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bod nod ben .NaturgetpaItsn" on eis
mem gepiifen Srt, Der in tpeitfdIiiden
Stdbten geneinigIih in nGater g2abe
oes Ratbbaufes liegt. fir einige 3stt
WtuBe oeben, fit Don Dem ibsrmiitbis
gen nGAtlt6en Spiele etpas 81 bsrus
bigen uno 3u - er6olen.
Gepittermefiurg NIT
Orabtlofer 3sIsgrapbie. Spanien lit
es borbebaltsn 9eipeIen, 3uerIt Die
orobtlofe 9elegrapbte 3u elmer tpifens
f6aftlihen Beoba6tung BON 8eptttern
gu benusen. 9ieie @tnrihtung lit an
einem befouDersn n@etpitterobTernato,
RUM" getroffen tporoen, od8 feline Be
gritnoung bem Wleteprologen be Guils
len 8drtta 5u banfen bat. 0urh Elm
itnnrei6es S5nitrument, osFen8onitruts
tton ben Grfubrungen nit Der brabts
lo'en 5elegraphie entnommeu tporDsn
1T, iperoen bic electromagnetic 6enWels
len, bic burh Die gntlaouno BON 8lia
Ben in Der 4tmoTpbdre er3eugt lperben,
duf9efangen unb t0nnen Dur6 Elm Ses
lepbon bOrbar unb ourh einsHS6retbs
tiff itdtbar gematt IDerben. Der
8eobahter tann oaber fotpObl nit bem
Obr ME nit Osm 2lugs bic Stdrte sis
rer elsttriI4en @ntlabung, t6ren 8erz
Iauf unb ibre Shpantungen psrfpls
gen. Wihtig ift bic Dabur6 qeeebene
W0gIihtett, bic tpobridetnIihe 3ug>
ri6turg zines 8epttters unb bic
Shneligteit 1etnsr 5ortbepequng pora
ausbeftimmsn gu t0nnen. Menn erit
etne gr0bere Summe DON Grfabrungsn
gsiummelt iein tDiro, boFft man bic
prognofe bon 9sDittern lpagen gu
tDnnen, Die bieQeidt DON betrdhtlihem
Dertb, namentlid fir Die 2anoptrtbs
ihaft, fein rpiro.
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gokal.Derid)t
Nadi, 3lfron
eino atItern abens bic Selsaatsn sam
staatspsrbano abgefabreH.

Die 9ertreter bss bieligen Seutlds
9msritaniiden StabtDerbdnbss beim
Gtoatstonpent in 4tron, Der betannts
Iidp am bsutisen 9age ieinsn 4nfdng
nimmt, traten seitern 4beno nit Der
|. s%uninlpania Babn, ettpd 100 Wann
Ofad, bic Reiie nah Der aonpentlonss
itobt an. als Reiiemarihaa fungirte
Derr Jobn aonig uno bic DetsgatsH
kfanbtn iih in Der bentbdr bsitsn
uls Inn 10 llbr Der 3ng aus
fr Stotion fubr.
llnteriptgs psrben iih ibnen Die
Iontinsents bon 5amilton, Ienia uno
aklberen StGbten ani6liebsn unb bus
,Ofir, bdB bic Rsii.nbsn unteriregs tei.
!, nsn 9urit 81 leicen brauhten, mar IN
Der umii6tigItsn Bsiie Gorge sstrdssH
norbeH.
Der prGiibtni bes Staatsperbanbss,
Riht.r John Shtpaab. uno Der Setres
tar, 5.rr Senrp 2llbers. fpdren berstts
gsiierR 8ormittog na9 atron gsreif.
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@onsert in 9urnct @ooos.

Sn bem Eon3ert i'm 9urnst Doo0s
part am Samitdg Ra6mittag pirb
5err 6ermanH 8slfsot. Jr., als Sps
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