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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
ypes We Meet Every Day
81 BOBBIE BABBLE.

ny the show windows cleaning plate
She fingers though the hour is Late
The wind is fierce. her clothes are thin.
And, chilled without. yet warm within.
She gazes on the lustroUs piles
OF silks and velvets while she smiles
And in her playful fancy buys
The choicest things before her eyes.
NO. not that black dress. that's to prim
To wear when I go out with him
To see a show tomorrow night;
He likes me best in something bright
Now here's a yellow velvet-yes.
Thai makes a pretty evening dress.
The price? one hundred? Let me see
Yes. you may SEND il c. o. D.
Il guess that amt the proper way.
The AEtnrs and the GouIds would say
Just send them on inspection, pleaser
I'll do e their way I'll take these.
send a sales person with them, too.
some one who knows just what 10 do.
The girl you sent me- once before
Was really uHeieHB-such a bore. ="
There's a big sable motor coat
I scarcely need IT, but I dote
On sable. 80 please send me that
No I don't ike that picture hat,
The plumes look scanu the velvet worn,
Il looks quite poor and al f0riorn,
Yes. this 10 better. but the shade
Amt worn this season, and my maid
Wore one last year OF that same shape
Her tastes too bad for me 70 ape.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
Simple Cures for Nervous Girls

the strangers noticed her entrances ana
exits. ana this idea embarrassed her.
nually convinced her rhat the guests prob
ably thought nothing Of her. and after a
few months she began 70 realize ths truth
OF my statement and as a result was
serene and natural
II nervous girls would feel when among
their social equals. that they we're un-
noticed. am surs this ahynezs would
leave them
i a girl behaves naturally she via have
no trouble The matter really resolves
itself into a hrm mandate. Forget your
SELF And once a girl does forget herssIf
she viii be happy among strangerA
Extreme nervousness among young girls
may have lis beginning IN lack OF physical
strength. and II such Is the case they must
be fed and must lake healthfilI exercise.
It is useless % keep away from strangers
which Is the natural inclination OF nerv-
Gus peraons-for habits OF solitude viii only
make a shy Eirl doubiy 90. Thsrsfons.
courage 10 % be summoned and a point
made Of going % places where there are
strangers For only then viii strangers
cease 10 cause terror
MARGARET AuXTER
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
NJ Rev. Adolf Knit, Pastor Of
Swedish 1nmauueI Lutheran Church.


thinking sryTie a "Creesilezs Christianity. 20
that sterile fnteIlectualisn IN religion
which turns the garden OF Gods truth into
a sahara Of imnotsnt theories and soul
varying m0ralisms. II mas also come
from rejecting the saving word OF God
preached in spirit and in truth The rigid
dormatizinrs OF 'undoUTnatic Chrisrianty
have in countless numbers destroyed the
very capablity o. yearninE for aught but
the things that are seen and are tenn
poral'
A Christmas that told me nothing OF
Jesus love OF sinners. how He that was
rich became poor for our sakes that we
through shis poverty might become r1ch.
were no true Christmas. A Christmas 81
lent OF that love which makes the eternal
Son OF God freely give himself into the
death OF the CROSS Phil 2.s). were a bar
rem. empty pretence. crude anachronism
a bitter disappointment 10 the waiting and
praying souls and TO all who crave just
such an evangel. ana none other. The world
needs such Christmas preaching and the
new life OF faith. love and good works that
only this genuine Christian message can
produce
The Illusion thar sin IL .'an Illusion, an
error" belongs 20 that kind OF thinking
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
LONE BANDIT ROSS A TRAIN
sauthsrn Pseiris Train HeId IN An
Hsar4 az City % IA Fasa,
TeEna.

III PAsO. Dec. Z-Ths sunset express.
the southern Pacific through paasengs-
train from san Francisco b New Orleans,
vas robbed IN. the heart % this city az
clock tunight by a lone high gyay man-
The bandit boarded the observation car
a. Il wag leavinE the stanton street sta
tiun. With tEo drawn rsVolvers be forced
a porter ru walk ahead % him through
ne P1llulHE and commanded the pasaen-
gers 30 stand and deliver He secured uD
IN money and two railway tickets
AFTER riding less than three blocks the
robber commanded brakeman % stop
The train.
A. n slowed down be Jumped orr and
diaappaared
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

..rHIfs OtsSn'- a the xruE.
T2y Olson the attraction az the
kruE for the last thres daws u the
week. In meiodrasna that - a. rsplete
with thrtli-p producing. dramatic cIimaxes
a. any dFed-in-the-evooi. Wild and western
drama that ever held . saIIerv-rod in
tnrall. Its hero uttefs sentiments equally
noble ana is villains plan plots &C. uaily
Eendish. However. there Is a difference.
The locale - not frontier and there are
no cowboys. army office-s or Indiana
Eei1her IL the heroine a beautiful lady in
distress. On the other hand the PLOT is
worked out on a peaceful farm In Mime
sofa and the heroine is a Scandinavian
servant brit TIny Olson. who "aans 50
yoiiy
Moreover. Numerous touches u comedy.
appropriately and generously applied. ease
Off the strain OF the thriilers. In one IN
stance this pointediy applies lilly is
interrupted az her prayers by the bad
wicked henchuan OF the villain. who
comes 10. ktdnap her and throw her over
the cliff 70 the rocks below. After a ten
minute hand-to-hand conflict between the
two rily prevails and throws the would
be murderer bodily ou1 OF ne window
Then kneeIng down beside the cot she
very calmly and dryly uttsrs the one word
Amen.
me role OF the buzom Scandinavian
girl a. vel taken blA Miss Agnes +. Mel
SON. Madeline Hartford. in the. role OF
Mother Marvin" a shrew and a scoId
Of the drst water succseds in making her
ssic oordially hated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
N celebrnlr chr.-,ms, |.


a strange power is moving through the
world these days Of Christmas IL is the
children's time. An. yes. but the rest OF
as are also anxious now TO be cIassed with
the children.
human heart in this very aga Of the
strenuous nfa7 Wherefore this rnomenrar-v
and long-iRsting pause In the vail and the
Eoe OF this shining and sobbinR world ~
ours Candles are it IN dark. sad homes
In midnight vigil and IN matin service the
church gathers her millions upon millions
The family becomes for a few hours and
longer. the dear. dear place IL should be
each day. Friends are grown doubly kind
and loved ones have new love. on. why all
this
Again I hear PAM Gerhardt take up his
Christmas song
An my heart this night reioices.
As I hear.
Ear and near.
81 -~test angel voices.
Christ IL BORN their chuirs are singing.
TN the air
Every where
Now with JOY is ringing
That Is the whole Of the world-conauer-
ing Christmas story. The old Mortimer
had their Euletide az the time OF the win
ter s0lstiCe. There was feast and lights
and song. But when AnaEar came and
preached the white Christ" as they
called the Redeemer of the world then
came Christmas to those benighted lands
Christmas is the mass OF Christ. that Is
the worship. service OF Christ. Christ
mas without the gospel Of Christ Is nothing
but a heather secuiarfry. even IL Il be in
America, CT any other s0-caIled Christian
land.
on. why does the church OF today many
where tend toward man-made substitutes
for the everlasting grace and gifts Of say
ing mercy In Christ. as the iuper1shable
word OF God brings IT. Why has Christ
mas become in many places a Christless
FEAST The full. ringing. saving. joy
bringing Christmas gospel OF Gods good
vii unto men" has been silenced in many
pulpit. Santa Claus (story books we're
enough for him) has the place OF Christ
and the mystery OF GOdliness'' which is
az Paul says. God revealed in the flesh
n mere memory. This has been a result
Of what the spiritually bewildered and IN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

viii BE- rsmumbened a. the author Of the
dramatic version OF when KniEhthood
Eas in Flower that was done here by
Miss Julia Mariowa
Another OF Miss Tempeatz new produc-
lions win be Clothes and the Man which
Gerald Du Maurier is now presenting in
England. The third new play viii be by
an American author
Miss Tempest win be Joined in New York
next week by her son Lieutenant Norman
Lennox. who will sail from England today
70 spend a short leave Of absence with his
mother. He - member of the London
Rifle Brigade. and has been ordered to
Join his regiment In India
Miss Irene BruEh win play the leading
soIe IN The Imp0stor'' In London. Miss
ANNA Russell has IL in America
BrookIyn's local entrspsneur. Corse Pay
ton. advsrtises thus. Twenty-Five acts
for Is cents. One cent an act"
The Old HOMESTEAD will be the 0ffsr-
ing at the BrandeiH theater for only three
more performances. tonight and saturday
night with a special bargain matinee on
Saturday Mr. Thompson's company con-
sists Of Edward L. Snader. Charles CLARKE.
Gus Kemmeries. Fred Glare. Margaret
Boustead. Anita Fowler. Earl Redding.
George L. Patch and Charles IngDidsby.
Robert Edesnn win be seen az the Bran
deis theafsT for four days. starting sunday
night in a new Indian play. his own
handigorix. entitled. "TThers the Tran Dr.
vides" The scenes Of the piece are AL
laid IN south Dakota. In the Indian coun-
ny. and Manager Henry B. Harris has
furnished q splendid scenic mounting for
the production. Macnees VIII be given on
Wednesday and a special Christmas mats-
nee on Monday
The chorus girls IN the Jersey Lilies"
company VIII put forth their best efforts
tonight al the chorus girls contest at the
GAysty. hoping to pull down one OF the
liberal cash pr1Ees offered The greaosr
the applause the better the chance OF being
a winner-and the audience is % be the
Judge. Tomnrruw evening the Edith Spsn-
GER Stock company viii present the drama.
The Struggle"
Miss Ida Blum. leading woman Of the
J. Wsinstock Tiddish Opera company. 10
a young Russian JsweHa. who has been
an actress since she was years old.
which h not very long aEn either.
When she was T. she was playing minor
parts in a Fiddizh stock company. The
leading woman failed in JesHica IN Shy
lock- anG Miss Hlum was hastily put on
the part and succseied. Since then she
has been a star OF high magnitude Dos
Pintele Iud. By Jacob Gordon. author
OF a stag version Of The Kreuzsr som
ata" and Of God. Nan ana Devil" viii
be presented Friday evening. December
e. while the powerful play, The storm
OF Life" By Count Leo Tolst0i. viii be
I the bill fDr sunday. De0amber =. by Miss
Blum ana her company AZ ths Lyric.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

given absolutely free TO members by the
most competent trainers in tie city.
The training We give 70 members IL not
confined % sacred music, sung in Latin
Singing in English is also taught but. OF
course. one OF our main objects Is 10 teach
young men 70 be able 70 sing any OF the
masses written by the great composers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

he desires 70 bestoE on his missing bow
The son Is Thought 70 b in Omaha or
Denver He had no especial cause 70 leave
home. but it seems TO be carslesanaas on
his part thar his father dues not know
whers be is. So young Mango is asked TO
communicates a. once with his father
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
A Yellow Peril.

A elbow Peril.
4 noticed in a magazine article" says
tbs man with the thick eyeglasses that
the scientists are getting the germs OF hog
cholera from pigtaiis."
I've always argued that the Chinese ex-
ciusi0n law should be more strictly en-
forced says the man with the straggiy
VIII akers.--hicago Post
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

A Holiday Sadness.
When Christmas comes
Il brings good cheer,
The world Is Joyous
Far and near
Excepting when
BY lucks sad stroke
Tt happens round
When you are broke
There Is most sadness
In a sigh.
When all the world
Goes laughing By.
You realize
That it's no Joke.
II Christmas comes
When YOU are broke.
IT. e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
DYING MAN WANTS HIS SON
I.ha MaaEa ~ EnRarta. KazEAa.
We4rns &C., Hla Waa4sE-
EnM noE-

loan Manan o. Empurl Kan n dytuE.
and Hauu - So his son nsfure be sozz
Tns 90 mEn - Er1sVfnE mr. ~ Enseur boz
a1d EeEruH ar has prHasucE cunElauL--
Em . tnid m a isEuET 70 TIE Bee run
an Emuuia adituE Wuu ardn thar chs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24
sa--tp Of staEelaHd.

Gaaatp af staEeIand.
The swsstest Girl in Paris iH ending its
eighteenth week at the La Sale Opera
houss OF Chicago still holding is head
hiEh a. the NEST successful musical COM
nany OF the season Monday, Decenber y.
the nanagsnent Of the playhouse and
rlIeEnhsra OF the company viii join IN giving
a Christmas entertainments for the poor
children az Chicago. The party viii begin
AZ i8.8 IN the morning. All Of the players
win taxa part in an appropriate pro-
sramms. A Christmas tree. EayiV illumi-
mated. viii be set upon the stage. and
when the audience n dismissed every mem
Ter OF IL viii be handed q Christmas pres
ent BY q lies-liks Santa Clans, impsrs0n-
ated by Francis Gaillard. number OF
prominent club women and charity workers
are interested in this affair The tickets
which have been distributed are made out
in regulation form and every Idddis'' will
be ruily enfsrlsd to seat just a. IL he or
she had pAid IN money ~ the box Office.
THIS is the FIRST time that such a party
has been gwen by a Chicago theater dur
ing the holiday season and the newspapers
have bessa giving II plenty of attention.
= Gustav YIN seyffertitz one Of Charles
from Europe. where he has been supsrvis-
ing the selection and shipping OF the cos
zuImes for Miss Mauds AdnmE production
df 'ChantecIer Next week Mr. Won
seytfsrutz- beEtns active work on the
''ChanteCisr" production.
James FORBES. who wrote -The Com
mutsra-i Eives the following definition Of
q cammutsr;
"A ,oumEnutsr ~ q man who lives IN the
suburbs. whose 100 consists Of chasing
coin in the city his wife a mere acquain-
tance. his children little strangers. his
best pal a time table and his intimate
friend an alarm clOck-his home thirty
seven minutes from Broadway"
When do thay come for the body Is
cone of Miss May Twins lines. taarfnIly
spoiten 10 the nnal scene OF Getting
PoiLshr Its- point resides in the fact that
IN her character OF a plain spoken. resO-
hute woRaan OF the west she - atfirsd in
modish bridal array 70 be married.
The closing performance Of Wis wires
Father a tins Bzfyd win be quite IA en-
iDyabis as any Of the preceding ana this
means that thay VII be F8E &ked for
ne eomsdsr has made a hst IA sunday
afternoon the FIRST psrfoFIna8se OF the
greaf revival OF Peter Pan viii be given.
Miss Marie Fempesta dessrtiGn OF Mr.
FrnhmAn. or M Frohman'H deserlon of
Miss Tempest. a. the case may be. Is not
10 Ia stated. nnamieahia. Il 10 because
Mr. FrOhman has no play tor her At
any rate aftsr she appears az the New
theatsr IN Vanity FAR the author of
which is her estranged husband. SIR Cosmo
G0rdon-I4snn0E, she VIII be seen ~ The
Bjtlu0ppers.- a dramatiEaton By Paul Kes-
TER or Andrew Caatalgne novel OF tina
same name This ia story Of vaudeville
nna. IN which the principal character is a
trick bicyciist- Afr Kester by the way.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

II don't hurry for my car
Ny transfer won't be good Why are
The things I want so aR2ul dear
They seem a little cheaper here.
Ny. There's a lovely near-mink muff;
I'd buy that II I had enough.
on. II the boss had raised my pay
could IA worn il Christmas day.
Copyright. 1919. by the n. T. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

like 90 see Young women regard il as an
important event
That used 70 be the Old sad story,
Governor" corrects Son, but with dear
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

rasKs = lAs slraA1aa-a.s E1ui "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

Miss Irene BruEh viii play the leading
soie IN The Imp0stor'' In London. Miss
Annse Russell has IL in America
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

MARGARET MIXTER
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

= The closing. performance OF "fIia Wife's
Father ~ tins Blyd viii be quite a. en-
ioyabis a. any. Of the preceding. ana this
means thar thay VII be EsH aksd. for
the somsdy has made a hit VA sunday
afternoon the FIRST psrfoFEna1Se OF the
great revival of PETER Pan VIII be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

Brookiyn's local entrepsneur. Corse Pay
ton. advsrtises thus. Twenty-Five acts
for Is cents. One cent an act"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-24

When do thay come for the body Is
sone of Miss May Twins lines. tsarfnIly
SPOKEN 10 the nnal scene OF Getting a
Poiish.r It's point resides in the fact that
IN her character OF plaln spoken. reso-
hIte woman OF the west she 10 atiirsd In
modish hrzdai array 70 be married.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-23
4ittStcn.

- gilbert 8. 9Uffman uon Bilfes'
Barre unb Srdulsin Sarab GranitOn
bon bier wuroen um DOunerita9 burd
8aitor q. ". Rinfer oils elm @bspaar
perbunoen.
- 8aul Sufus, Elm II Sabre alter
Sreiberfnabe bsi benz Barnum BREEDER,
erbielt Samitas oas 9snid sebrOden,
als Elm 8arren aui ibn fiel; man bob
ibn als.eeide auf.
- Der 25 Sabre alte Sobn Gabula
uon @reter Wuroe DOnnsrftag ourd Die
elsftrilds StrOmuns set0Otet, oils ct in
Der gBirtbihaft ieines 8ruoers elm
@liibli9t in bem Sodet unbrinsen woll.
te. Sir cine StunOe prObirte Elm ar3t
uersebli6, ben Ssrunsliidtsn piebsr ;u
beleben. ksaEs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-23
2afaipauna 3mei0.

Die re9uldre moaatlide geriamm
lung lit mOrseu (6reitaS) abeno, Der
"a. Stunt. uuO Elm ;ublreidss @ridsiner
atler Wftt9lieoer uuO Delegateu lit orin'
senO erwiiuidt.
Die 8ele9aten gum 0teaOin9er aOn'
bent perben wabri6sinli6 eiueu Seriht
iibsr bic Yerbanolunsen ubitatten. slut
lift uns Die gIHtpOrt iiber Die Ni3ensent'
ibeiOuus 3u9esunsen uHO pirO pisIleiat
cine SeihluBiuIiuus oariiber notbwen'
big iein. Die Oelesaten Oes SunSer
Wtdnner6Or~ werben ibr erites @ridei'
nen MAIDEN.
8ei elmer re6t rsssu Ebsilnabme au
Der Seriammluns Dirb es aud ni4t al
anresenbeu Debatten feblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-23
Rstlfess8arre Ra6rtAten.

- Strassnfommiiidr Barrett bat res
iisnirt, mie ss beiBt auf SSuni4 bon
Mapor Sniffen. PauI Daia lift fsin
giaAfolger.
- Sn Der Song Ronb I'm u0rbliden
Stabttbsils ertranf am Sonntas Der 12
Sabre alte SObn Ufae@rane beim Ga'
ben; man fanO ben Ssidnam am nda'
ften Gase.
- 6. u. Quinn, Der iOIiuliftiibe
Sanbibat fiir @Ousreb, bat ais feline
9tominationsaussaben sebn Gents aii'
ssssbsn - sslpiB cine b6dit bsibsiosns
Summe.
- Sin Rsssn' unb Saseliturm am
Samitas gtadmittas ridtete in oieier
@eeeub SGabsn on, Der in bic Tau'
isubsissbsn wirS. Der Resen mar etns
turse 3eit lang furdtbur uub sinise Der
Saselt0rner wursn II 3olI sroB.
- Der 25 Sabre ults SObn Sduiu
BON 8roberid nurbe am Sountas i'm
Susqusbauuu 5luB gu Sbidibinup ats
9si6s aufssfunosH uno man slaubt,
baB ibn Smei 9amerabsu. nit oensn ct
cine 8oOtfubrt ma6te, in bas Baiier
marfen.
- DsrI9jdbrise @alter @onrab bon
Glib @sllss StraBe fab am Disnita9
absnb pon Der Soutb Strase Bride
BEN Seusrperf i'm Riueriibe Bart su,
psrlor oas @lsidsewidt uno itiirste aui
Die fart elsftriid belabensn Drdbte bin
ab isin Cob mar wabrideinlih Elm TO-
fOrtiser.
- Sin Blisitrahl isste am Dienitae
UiOrsen Inn bulb 2 ubr bic polniid'
rOmii6 fatboliids Stride 3u Su9al
9toth in 8rano unb ,eritOrte bielelb'
uonftdnbis, einen Sdaoeu uon 9eger
s 80, 900 peruriadenO. nit nur serin9el
Seriideruns; oas Siarrbaus tonnt|
eerettet tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-23
Bonn Sn6ertifh.

Die Sum- slus9abe Der rDeuti6en
Sausfrau", Wtilwaufee, @is., nelte
iOeben erihienen lit, bietet on Snbalt
unO Gusitattun9 wieoer uiel bes 8eIeb'
renben unb Snterefanten. Som Sn-
bait beben mir beruOr ben lebensfriid
9eidriebeuen uno reid illuitrirten ar'
tifel r0eitpbaliide SausrnbOfe- BON
Der beliebten Shriftitellerin @lla 2inbs
nersWtansd. Der @iniieoter uon SOi6'
wis, cine Sti,;e aus bem Biebermeier'
leben BON Sans Wtaribal, unO SOp's
Rettuus BON Sorit 9arbOn, Spei iute'
reiiante tiirSere @r3dblun9en, iOpie bic
5ortiesuu9 Der Nouelle vDu bift fir
mid" BON @aa 2inbner.Maned. Sisr.
an reibt iid cine Plauoerei iibsr unlere
eiHbeimifben SinsuUsel, nit SGuitra'
tiOnen. Die SGluitrirts @bronit Der
.3eit nit alIerlei 9teuem aus perl6ieoes
men 8elttbeilen. Sir @eoi6ts unb Yie.
berfreunOe bieten biibibe @ebihte unb
bas Sieb rSrauenIiebe", nit Otuiitbe.
9leitung pom q. 8ruuneiie, 3eritreu.
ung. Sine reiSenbe @rSdbtuns usbit
@sOidt miro Die Sleiuen intereiIiren.
Serner bietet Die Summer cine reihe
6iils BON sInweiIun9sn uuO RatbI6ld.
gen fir 9aus unc 9erO, b0dft beber.
Si9eusWertbe erSieberii6e unO geiuubs
beitItde 8inte, Rutbidldss fir Sraueu.
uno SinOermoSsu, uuS einsn reibbal.
tt9en, intereianten 8rieftuiten. Wiit
elmer Summer Wie oieisr ftsbt Die
Deutibe Sausfrau" aud ben beften in.
unO auslauOiideu 3eitiariftsn on Sn.
bait uiht na6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-23
Sas xhdl abndrts.

Iablor. 9adawanna gompanit
bat uersan9sne Wobe fir bic SummG
BON $s5, ,402.96 bas Sntsrsiie Der Sa'
fob SOpitrabt @rbsn pon 9isp gort in
bem Siuaf .. SeIts SOblsnlanb fduflif
erwOrben; bic Selts Grbsn eisnen nod
INNER Die SdIfte bss Strides. - Die
GemperensIer fOnuen jest Sapital bar.
aus MAIDEN, oaB Ddbreub bss Sturmss
am Sreitas Elm 8lisitrabl Die Uirtb.
fhaft BON 2bomas Souss on Union
StraBe traf unb erbsbli9sn Sdabsn
anrihtete. - 5rdulein Srances Sul;er
unb Serr anbrsas sBsiieufIub purbsu
seitsrn OlaAmittas in Der Oeutiden sp.
STRIDE bura BaitOr 5essr Su einsm
sliidliden Raare uersinist.
= Die Dampfteiist bel bem Central
BREEDER Der Bennipluania Soblsn Som.
panic in auOca erplObirtsn am Sonntas
Wtorsen uub Die DISQUALIFICATION uno
feds srOBe S6orniteins wurben nieSer.
seriiien. uber niemano uerlsst.
- ReinbOtO SdrspOsr BON Durpea,
27 Sabre aft unO Elm Sruber uon Srau'
lein amelta Shrepber uon @lart's
9reen, lit SOnntGs 9lbenb i'm EaplOr
9oipital geitOrben. Der iun9e WGnn
erfrantte am Douneritas pIOslid an Der
Slinobarmentsiinbuu9 uno muBte iid
bann eiusr Operation untsrmerfen, Die
iid aber uerSeblib erwies. Srduleiu
S6repOer bate beabii6tist, iid am
Samitag mad benz alten gaterlanbe
einjuifiiien, uuterlieB oies uber, ais iis
uOn bes 8ruOers 9efGbrlider Grfrant.
ung in SenntniB seiest wurOe. Der
8eritOrbene mar erit mebrere Gage Dor
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