davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

Is the divorce suit OF Virginia Harmed
Sothern only another sidetrack on the
Southern
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

The man who sued his wife because
she would not cook his meals proves the
exception TO all rules
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

wni there be any Cannon salute fol
Roosevelt when he comes homer
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

The Massachusetts, hen. who laid the
nine-ounce egg. must have been born
near Plymouth Rock.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

nays. Cannon viii be only small bore.
after all.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

Roosevelt declares that he prefers a
hippo to a camel Has the G. o. p. ele-
phant grown FESTIVE In his stable2
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

where are the senate insurgents7 And
Beverage Is silent
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

Shortage OF babies felt in New Or
leans" spasmodic or contagious?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

Wm II take the big Stick OF Roose-
Walt 70 beat down the Mace OF Cannon7
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-22

Tuesday, March %, 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
BISHOP Will
IS CONSTRUED
Supreme Court Passes On
Important Question BY
Trustees.

In n decision handed down by the
Supreme Court this morning. 1t Is
held that under the will of Bernice
Pauahi Bishop the direetion to the
trustees Ito devote n portion Of each
years income to the support and ed
ucation of orphans and others OF in
digent circumstances" refers to sup
port and education at the Kameha'
meha Schools, and not to support in
dependently of education.
The case was brought before
Judge Robinson in the Circuit Court
for construction of the will on this
point, and his decree is affirmed In
the decision of the Supreme Court.
The trustees wanted to know
whether they could support INDECENT
persons Independent of the school OF
pay tuition for pupils attending 9th
er schools.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
Land BOARD
ASKS QUESTIONS
MauiteS Declare That No De-
ception Planned or
Intended.

The Land Board was in session at
the Capitol this morning, the most
important business before the board
being the investigation of alleged
Misrepresentation and lack of good
faith upon the part of a number OF
applicants from Maui.
A subpoena was issued at the last
regular session for Charles Wilcox,
whose statement was needed in con-
nection with an allegation that a
number of applicants for public lands
on Maui simply wanted the lots for
the purpose of cutting firewood.
This statement was denied emphat-
ically by Wilcox. who asserted that
the land applied for could all be de-
velopea under the terms of the home
Stealing law and that the applicants
could live upon it according to the
requirements.
Wilcox was insistent that there
was no intention upon the part of
the Maui applicants to deceive the
Commissioner OF Public Lands or in
any way to avoid the provisions OF
the land law.
o. V. Tavares of Maui was called
upon for a statement in connection
with the failure of land applica-
ton placed in his hands to reach the
commissioner within the specified
time. Tavares declared that he was
in no way to blame for the failure
of the application to reach Homo
lulu, asserting that all OF the signers
of the petition were informed that
deal was pending whereby another
section Of land in Kula would b.
applied for. under an agreement with
the Cornwell Ranch representatives
A fable is an open-faced lie with n
moral attachment.
\ \ ~ \ \ y y y y \ y =
the same having come from an ice
box located at the, rear of the place
The Chinese claimed that the beef
supplied the officers had been fur
nished by n wholesale liquor store
across the street.
The bottles of nut brown that Fen
nell found In the refrigerator were
claimed under oath to be, the prop
erty of certain Chinese gentlemen
who had been In the habit of keep
ing supply OF cold refreshment al
the cafe ie'boX.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
COMPANY OF SIX IS
HERE TO OPEN EMPIRE

A company of six people arrived
on the Manchuria today to open the
Empire Theatre tomorrow night, un.
der the new management OF ]. T.
Scully. Fm a.
The players are entertainers who
have varied lot of amusements to
offer. There are the Gladstone Sis.
tiers and slight-of.hand performer.
whose tricks are as mystlfying as any
that have ever been shown here. The
new people are regarded as first class
Players, and the Empire, through
them is certain to have an suspicious
opening.
The new house. or rather the re-
modelled theatre will present an en-.
tirely different aspect The interior
has been entirely changed, the walls
newly tinted, making the auditorium
bright and cosy. while the stage has
been so much enlarged that any dra.
matte production can be easily stag
ed. There will be an orchestra of
several pieces.
The gallery. which has been re.
served section, has been changed and
seats now are installed where the
moving picture cabinet formerly occu.
MED valuable space. The cabinet has
been moved back. and a new machine
will be installed to make the projec.
ton of pictures on the screen as near
perfect as possible. The whole house
is equipped with opera chairs, and is
the only moving picture theatre in
the city having such chairs.
There will be but one entrance--on
Hotel street. ..r..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
FILIPINO USED
NAUGHTY WORDS

A Filipino declared this Ing
thai he had become so drunk III t he
failed to note what he was doing and
this bllssful state resulted in his b,
ing gathered in by the police upon a
charge of assault upon Russian wo'
man.
Judge Iymer sentend the Filipino
to three months labor at the City and
County Jail.
A Russian woman named Daria was
the complaining witness who declar,
ed on the stand that the Filipino had
been encountered while she was on
King street last Saturday night. The
man offered an Insulting proposal
which she spurned. Becoming an.
gered. the ward Of the far away
Philippines struck out and landed sew.
eral blows upon the woman's face
and body.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
SN|FFEN LANDS
BOUGHT BY RANCH
Maui Real Estate Is Sold at
Good Figure to A. NJ.
Brown.

,gp,cIlI RulIctin Correspondence
WAu.UKu, Maui, Dec. l1.-The
sale Of the Snifren estate in Kula by
Commissioner T.. II. Hart, clerk Of
the Second Circuit Court, took place
at noon today in front of the Wal
luku Courthouse. There were about
twenty people present, and among
them were Judge A. A. Wilder, A..
II. Brown. Robert Shingle of the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Attoi-
ness j. l.. Coke and ID. II. Case, Tax
Assessor ]. II. Kunewa and Patrick
Cuckctt.
The pieces sold and amounts real
lied were as follows: Koheo, 500
acres. $4,000; Alae. 2O3O acres, $i,-
600; III Of Kailua, $50 acres, $500;
]. r. Cockett land, 100 acres, $4,000.
All the above four pieces were bid
In by A. NJ. Brown for the Cornwell
Ranch. ]. p. ~Cockett bid on the
last piece until within s25, when
he stopped. Mr.. Brown also bid
s59Gb for the Sniffen homestead. The
Alae piece went for about 81 an
acres while the last two pieces went
for about $40 an acre. There were
small farmers present at the sale and
they could not raise nor afford TO
buy 2OO0.acre lots, while they were
willing to bid in anything less than
2OO-acrs lots. Robert Shingle of the
Waterhouse company filed notice
this morning that the mortgagee
would partially release the five pieces
sold for 10000. although there is a
$4,000 mortgage held by them on
the entire property. ......
The above sale is subject to an
appeal by Henry Hapai and other de-
PENDANTS now perfected and will go
for hearing before the Supreme
Court. ........
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
COLD CHEER FOR
TROPICAL SUNDAY

This beer belonged to me-" de-
clared Chinese witness under oath
before District Magistrate Lymer this
morning, during hearing of case
wherein Lum Moon, the proprietor of
the Canton Cafe, was charged with
selling liquor without first having Sc
cured license to dispose of the
same. .... ...
The statements coming from sew
eral Chinese witnesses, that they had
been In the habit of making small
purchases OF bottled hops and trans
ferrlng the same to the ice-chest at
the Canton Cafe, had something to
do with the release of the incarcer-
ated Lum Moon. The proprietor OF
the restaurant was found not guilty
and released at the conclusion of the
taking of testimony. ~
License Inspector Fennell made the
arrest on last Saturday noon, He
visited the place of business In COM
pany with Special Officer Minvielle,
and by the aid of marked 25-cent
piece. purchased n bottle of beer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
DOLE SAYS NO
PINEAPPLEDEAL
Declares Coast Trip Was
Pleasure as Much as
Business.

James d. Dole, the pineapple man,
returned today on the Manchuria
from a trip to the Coast. Mr.. Dole
declares that his trip was as much
for pleasure as FOR business, and that
the reports that were current here
after he left, concerning deal with
Armour & Co., were incorrect.
81 did not see any of the Armour
peop.e on the Coast. and, of course,
have not made deal with them, "
said Mr.. Dole today. My trip did
not result in any business worth
mentioning, and was as mu'h for
pleasure as for business"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Palmer Woods is quoted as saying:
81 have served my time In politics,
at sacrifice of business interests,
and now feel that must devote N.Y.
self to my own affairs. ] know moth
ing about this movement. OF course,
| would be an unworthy citizen were
| Indifferent to the public good, and
unwilling to do my share of service.
When the business interests of the
Territory unite on man to serve in
Congress, that might be considered a
supreme call, suppose. but under
stand Prince Cupid will serve out his
term. so any such contingency is in
the distance"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
NO EVIDENCE
OF FOUL PLAY
Inquest Held This Evening to
Inquire Into Death of
Hawaiian.

Under the direction of Or. Emerson
an autopsy was performed this morn.
ing to ascertain the extent of the
wounds sustained by Charles Naihe.
who fell u distance Of about twenty.
five feet to his death from a yeranda
Of a River street tenement last night.
While the examination of the scull
fails to reveal fracture of the bone
there is a scalp wound. star SHAPED,
which would indicate that the man
sustained a serious bruise upon the
head. and II Is this blow that undoubt.
ed'y caused death. ....
The fourth rib shows fracture
while there Is a bruise on the aldo.
men that caused q slight flow OF blood.
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner Charles
Rose will hold an inquest this even
ing. .,.,r...
An investigation made by the on.
GERS today has revealed no evidence
of foul play. II is alleged that Ma
ire was under the influence of liquor
at the time he fell from the veranda
to the ground below. His head is be-
lieVed to have struck n stone II the
brulse there can be taken as an indl-
cation.
The deceased man has been employ
ed by the City and County in the
work of constructing roads and re-
sides at Palolo His age is given AT
about thirty years and It was at the
residence of brother that the acct
dent occurred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
sssK sxs % q * u u q b u y "
!: RECREATIONS :
I'm sEHy 8xaRs <
NEW BILL AND
NEW MUSIC AT BlJOU

Tho row u;io, u,u nor. =, o,,,,o
.,. :, 40,
"""eo " " 20 '',i '"i' e''n'e' ro'
an aiier piece the laughable farce
Two Awful Dads" will be put on.
Walter Perry will have n mart I'm the
farce ana will also do his mouoloruc
act in the vaudeville, This hill this
evening nromises many surnr,ses
Gladys Middleton the Girl of the bip
wardrobe will introduce some or her
latest song hits Dunn and Rronton
have n new stunt TO offer while the
other members Of the Biiou players
will nrt nm now and noveI octs ..
"Amotepr Nipht" which made spcb
n big mir win tho piiou n,trons las,
Friday viii bo rora,tod oy,iu Erjdov
nrgbt
MUSIC fRo6RAM foR THE WEEh
l. March-s'ars ana stripes FOR
ever $500. 'Sousa
& overture isht CaVary ,py re-
ques' '''''''''''''''f ouppe
D. Wallz-MarSoVla 49, biahkc
a. rag homo Iuiu Rag. ''pahmark
D. selec''oh-i FORTUNE ieiier
Wy req"e"'' ,....,,.''',',.'-..iiierp.e''
D. sohs-E'ery Ll''ie movement
10y request, ''''''''''ll,lo Schi va
- Wal'z-.Nup'lal '''' ''''. i''nco'''
rms Is inc last week VI SUING
ol 'ne bilou iaNo'i'eS' arriving vi
the Wiiheiiniha heN. "eeh peNs u,
new taieht VIII 'aNe 'he places VI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
msnchuria sapina at Five Thirty.

Steyodores fairly hustled the large
cargo out Ct the Pacific Mail liner
ManchurIa today, The vessel arrived
with nearly fifteen hundred tons of
freight for this port but nevertheless
tho agents II. Hackfeld & Co. an.
nounced that they would dispatch the
Manchuria for Japan ports and Hong
kong at FIVE thirty this evening. The
vessel is taking away a number OF
cabin and Asiatc stecrage passen.
gers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
Bark WEIGH on for San francisco.

Captain Kelly, master of the Anne.
rican bark Andrew WEIGH hopes for
a favorable passage to San Francisco.
That vessel was towed to sea at noon
yesterday, taking about five hundred
tons sugar ballast. One passenger
left for the oohst by the bark. A
number of friends of the popular skip,
per were at the wharf to bid him ban
wage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
WATERFRONT NOTES
Iakea Wharf Barren Of Freight.

Prior to the arrival OF the Pacific
Mail liner Manchuria from San Fran.
cisco this morning, the Alakea wharf
was practically barren of freight. The
great structure was placed In order
and 81 zen cleaning under the super
vision of the officials. The Manchu-
ria's shipment of over twelve hundred
tons has made a considerable show
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
Kauai Sugar Awaiting Shipment.

Purser Kent of the steamer Kinau
has filed report showing the follow
ing sugar awaiting shipment on the
Garden Islands: V. X. $50, X. p. 1860,
L, p. 57G7, This. vessel arrived from
Kauai yesterday morning bringing
over nine thousand sacks of sugar and
other lines of cargo Fine weather
was met on both outward and home.
ward trims. M F Hr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

While II is well to meet your obli-
cations promptly, 1t is better to have
no obligations.
Strange rs 1t may seem, it's usually
the good liver who has bad liver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

waiting list of enough to go around
several times there will be just as
much fun coming to the patrons as
marked the show of last week,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-13

Wit gtrDd)ni,,
Dlad)t jnngts Wldod)en ibrem 2eben
ein frei,piIlioeS Gnoe.
2iebesoram ioll Glara aoibig III ben
lob getrlebeu babsn.

Gin junses, breiunba,pdn5isid briggs
Waohen, sgrI. glara aoIbig, ipelhe
als Disnitmdbdsn i'm 5ausbalt bes
6trrn Gbds. gpans, Ho. 1918 Waois
ION Roao angeitellt mar, ieBte seitern
ibrem 2etsn Elm freitpilltges Gnbe, in@
benz Fe iid NIT Strpdnin persiftete.
2iebsssram fou oas junse Wdodsn m
ben lob getrieben baben. Jrl. aos
ibie, cine Ghneoin BON @eburt, elts
itdmmte 5tpeifelIos elmer suten Gamis
lie. Sie mar fpobler3ogen uno bdtts
eins CUTE giioung ssnohen, fuie aus
ben bon ibr binteriaNsnen griefen hers
ooreebt. sic bate feit einiser 3sit
sroBe Hisbers,InIasenbeit on oen3ag
gsleat unb sfpnr jebenfa[s aus benz
Drunbe, neil Elm juneer Mann. nit
benz iie .in Qiebesperbdltnib gshabt
baben ioL, iit tiir3lih in Witisan
init elmer anoeren iunsen Dame perheis
raibis. Grl. aoibia begab iih s.iiern
Radmittae nod 5 llbr fpdbreno Der
Qbtpeienbeit ibrsr DienitkrrIhaft in
Die Ride. nabm bas Gift Elm uno sins
in bas Grbeeld,oB, mo iie Der nit
ggaitxn beIhdftisten N.serin gouiIe
gBiIion mitibeilie, mas iie setbon bats
ts. Die Neserin Lief laut fhreieno
aus bem6ouie unb alarmirte biePohs
bari1aft. Or. 1aplor purbe idIsus
nigit serufen uno tpanoten unpsrsiigz
lib geeienefe 0eeenmittsl an, pelfe
Rboh teinen grfoIs m.br batien. oa
bic 2sbensmiioe turse 3eit ipdter ibren
Geiit aufsab. Dor ibrem 1ooe ers
iidrte iie benz Gr3te. bab iie Strnds
min eenommen babe uno 3ipar, neil tie
iih in .9rubel" befinbe.
Coroner Or. goe tpurbe benu6rids
tiet uno fano eiuen on Opal aareuie,
SRbopsan, Mih.. seridtetenBrisf. in
fUelfxm es unter 4uberem beibt: sd
befino. mid in GROCER Gorge unb bin
Der3fpeifeIi. Sd bin banse, baB ih
etipas llniiberlegies tbuen perbe. Diels
Ieiht tperbe if 3u Weibnohten beimz
iommen. On mubt jeboh nift glaus
ben, bab bic 9bdtiahe. bob Clarence
bort 1T, .ttpas nit bieIer meinsr abs
iidt au tbun bat" Inter ben Gffets
ten Der GeIbitmDrberin befanben iih
$1,000 In gaor, elm gantbub Der
Cosmopolitan Bant uber $3.50 unb
cine solbene llhr.
Die 2eihe tpurbe mad Der Moreue
gebraht, unb Der Stisfpater Der 9obs
ten. u. 6. Sheppe, bon Wadinaip,
Mif.. ipurbe bon benz Coroner .eles
erapbiIh bon b.m gnbe bes iungen
Mdbhens in a.nutnib seiest.
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Jeuer.

- Gin StilIaIarm rief aejiern Wors
gen bi. Geu.rip.br mad b.m 9auie bes
Woiss 3isranstb, go. 1880 WesIep
glpe., mo cine tleiue 9aserplofon
itaitsefunben botie. Srsenb Semano
bate bas Gas in benz Ssrb angebrebt,
unb ala Jruu 3isranstp bds J.usr
onsiinbsn lpollte, erfolate cine Grplos
iion. Niemunb ipurbe perlebt unb Der
anserihtste Shaoen 1T unbeosuisno.
- Der bolserne Yerftlub zines
aamins in Der Wobnuns Der Jrau
peter 6uber In Der BON IL Jamilien
bepobni.n MktbstnI.rne go. 2118
s5rseman Qpe., ssrietb s.itern 0ormits
tas in 8ranb unb bas GebGuoe fiillte
iid in iurSer 3eit nit Gualm an. Der
Sstpobner bemGhtisie iih cine grrbs
Iufregung unb Jrausn unb ainbsr
itiir3ien in lpiloer Jludt ins 1reie.
Jrau 6uber unb ibre 5aussenoHin
sgrant Rubel perloren ieboh ibre g<is
iteseegsnipart niht, unb iparen, als bic
auf einen Gti[lnlarm b.rbeisesilie
sSeuerpebr eintraf, init bem Qoiten
bes unhbeutenben Jeuers beIhdftigt.
Jrau 6uber sos fih idmsrsbofie
Wrdnbpunben on ben 6dnben gu. Die
Defabr fpurbe bieitist. bepor nennenss
ipertter Sdaben anserihtst morotn
mar.
- Jn Ser Garage Der glinor 4uto@
mobil Gompann, an WeIt Z. Strobe,
aerietb asitern elm 4uiomobil in
grnnb, isboh ipurbe bic Gtfabr bei:is
iiet. bepor Der Oalolinbebdlisr bon ben
Jlammen ereriffen ipurbe. Der Shas
ben beldufi iih ouf ca. $500.
- Gin iiberbei5ter Cfen peruriaht.
seitern in Der Wobnung oes Georse
Dopis. an GDmmes unb Morsan Str,
Gin Utuer. peldes sinen Shaben bon
$40 onrihtsie.
- Ben go1en. go. 3O8 Wxii Is.
Strabt. litb seitern in isinsm 3immer
cine brennenbe Her3e in einen Gous
fen Qumpen fallen. fpelhe 1eusr fins
gen. Gpribtn Comp. % l0ffte ben
Nranb. nohbem elm Sdabsn BON $25
anseri9ttt tporbtn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-13
apaiKpn.
3iuei Jrad)tsiigr Der . .& 8. Giien.
balm itOhen in Naoerion 5rrry
suiammen.
gofomntiufiibrcr berlest nnS cine
,Srndjtear bird, Scmer seritorf.


4n Der Clifton apenus nno g!nbe
Strabe, 2lnnerion 5errn. fdap seu!e
Worgen turS nan IL llhr cine aollt,
iion 3ipifhen 5ipei Jratt3iiasn Der 3.
&c 8. giienbabn itatt, inDem Die 2os
tomotipe bes eilten 3uess nit GROCER
Wuht aegen bic leBte Gar BIS anoeren,
auf osmielben geleiie baltenoen 3uge5
rannie. gei bem llnfal ipurte nur
Der aotomotibTiibrsr 5arob 5roa, 81
Sabre aft, bon go. 915 Of 8. StraB'.
Gspmour, Snb., Derlebt.' 1:rIeIb.
irua ifipere Stontuiionen uno aopfs
ipunoen, ioipie einen gruh bss Ra=
ienbeins baoon unb tpurbe in rem 90.
lissir4utomphil ndh bem iidbtiihen
aoipital sebrodi, mo- isin 3uitanb als
niht aeidtrlih be3sitnet tpuroe.
gei benz llnfau mar eire mitpferoes
eeihirr gslaoene Jradtear in grano
gerathen. unb IS ouuerte 9sraume 3sit,
biz Die Glammen bon Der auT einen
4larm berbeiseeilten Sprissn SO. 26
ge!0fdt psrRn tonnten. auh Die Co
tomotipe bes einen Sroht5uass fpurbe
5iemIih ihper bsiddoist, jsbo6 fana
ben infolss bes llnfallss teine Gntsleis
iuugsn itatt. Die 5ote bts 9es
iammtifnbens lisb iih nod uiht ses
nau feititellen. sbeniopeuis tpie
bic 5rase, mem bic Shulb on Der
aolliiion bei5umeiien 1T, sntidisbsn
iperoen ionnie.
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8ermist.

Der 3e Sabre aIts ). e. Ridaro
bon Ro. 223 Woooparo Strabs ptro
Ieit osm 5. DECEMBER psrmibt.
Die poli3si !puroe gsftern eriuht.
Rohioritungsn nah pem 27 Sabre
alten Wlar Job bon go. 738 6op.ins
Strabe, einsm BEL Der gulIod Watins
Grmp. angeitsutsr Woiaini'ten, an
5uftsllen. DerIsIbs perlieb Dor unge.
fdhr s1psi W2ouaten feline aus Gattin
uno spsi Sinbern i'm Nltsr BON l rsip.
3a Sabrsn 6eitebenbs Samlli..
q. 9. DiIion, AZ Sabre oft. rsiits
Dor unssfdbr spsi Doten bon I.insr
6eimatb Soften, Glsrmont Gountp,
O.. nah Cincinnati ab, um cine Gam
npsWnitine gu taufsn. Seitbem bat
.r ri6ts mehr BON iich b0rsn laT,n
uno bic poli3si fpurbe erIuat, Raaz
ioriaungsu naa ihm nn3uiteusn.