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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09

from reports of our local ball
team Prairie City didn't treat us
right in the tournament of last
week. Our team was not given
a fair deal, the umpire being de-
cidedly partial and rank in his
decisions and Prairie's team was
made up largely of imported
material according to reports.
The Times-Herald had expected
some facts from the Canyon
Eagle to bear out the statements
of our home boys, but it had no
thing to say other than that our
team is made up of ball players
and gentlemen. Burns treated
the Prairie team on the square
when it was here last season and
it was hoped the games last week
would result in their coming over
here again, but it doesn't look
good, therefore there will not
likely be any games this reason.
w. +. Hissner and wife left
Thursday for Portland. Mr..
Hissner goes to secure the nee
essary fixtures for his pool rooms
and cigar business which he will
open in his building now under
repair. He will be absent some
ten days. Mrs. Hissner expects
to visit a fewi weeks before re-
turning.
Few. if any. medicines. have
met with the uniform success that
has attended the use of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh-
oea Remedy. The remarkable
cures of collie and diarrhoea which
il has effected in almost every
neighborhood have given it a wide
reputation. For sale by all dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNrrp srAtFs LAND orFicE,
Hutur. oregon. september Q, 1911

usrFp STATES LAND oFncE
Iutur. oregon. september Q, 1911 !
Notice 10 hereby given that isnal Tyler,
OF burns. oregon who un oct, 10. 1909, and
Sept - 1910 made original n No. Hsld
sorisl osp5i, aud Additional iiomcslcad kni,y
30 05n7s. for ~, sEt,, sec 20, HWl and W.
SEt. section a. Township 20 H. KRuRv ~ y &.
willamette Meridian, has hlrd notice OF iutcu
tlon to make fiuRl ave year Proof, To- establish
claim 10 the land above described, betofr the
Register aud Receiver. at Burns, oregon. on
the i1th day Of October ipll
Clalmact nance Hs witncEsrt
len Roder, Thomas II, Beck, Iohu itoddar,
George W Iiodduf all Of hutns oregon.
WN. fAhHF, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
lAKEVlEw COMING

A Lakeview dispatch to the
Portland Journal says: The East
ern Oregon Development league
meeting at Burns. October 2 and
3, will have n large delegation
from Lakeview and Lake county.
The work of the league has been
neglected from this end in the
past but the leading citizens are
awakening to the needs of this
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09

portion of the state and a con-
certed move will be made on their
part to get in touch with devel-
opment work. Lakeview will
ask for the next meeting of the
league. Dr. b. DAILY, V. l.. SMELL
ing, M. b. Rice, W. Lair Thomp-
son, f. Light, A. w. Orton, F.
M. Miller, G. w. Rice, w. Roche
Flick and many other leading
spirits in development work will
be in the party representing this
part of the state,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

uAtrEbfrATEs LAHp Orrtr.
Hufus, Oregon, August ~, ipiii
Notice 10 hereby given that Edward T..
Gibson, Of Hatney. oregon, who, on September
10. 1905, made homestead entry No "fNi. Serial
No. ussi ior sE'. ser r., Township q Nouih,
Rang. a2is 4. Willamette Meridian. has
aleit notice uf intention tn make tinat Five
Yea prouf ioestnbltth claim 10 The land above
described. before the Register and Receiver
at Butns. oregon. ON the luih DAY Of october
lgit.
claimant nAmst a. witneHsrf
]. u Logan. Th0Waa T., Nickera, g.. Z. lilHkr
Icy, Jesse Nlckefs all of iiHuey. Ofcsop.
Wa FAHHr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09

The implicit confidence that
many people have in Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh-
oea Remedy is founded on their
experience in the use of that
remedy and their knowledge Of
the many remarkable cures Of
collie, diarrhoea and dysentery
that il has effected. For sale by
all dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ;
uurps. Oregon. August ~. iuii \

UNITED hIAlEN lNNH Nfi ~ ftf
burns, oregon, August ~, lNili
Notice II hereby given that Harry Clcudcucu,
OF Hafney. oregon, who, on March ~ 1901. nadr
Homestead Entry No, AA2. serial No. OlipY
for wl.NNt See. ~, EtsNE', Sec. ", ~ = -,
Range ~ East Willamette AcfiilHn has hloh
itlre uf intention 90 make FINAL Five Year
Proof, To establish claim 20 the land above
described, before tho Register Rnd Receiver
az nurns Oregon, on the 10th dHJ ot October,
iYii.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
George l.. HuchRran. Joseph Lloyd. leo Huch
auan all ai Buchanan Oregon. william A.
Cattcfaou, tawen, Oregon.
wN. FAHHt. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
New fresh groceries Just re-
ceived at Hagey a. Richardson's.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
umrru stArfs LASb OrFIcT,
Hurur. oregon August ~. 1911

rstrrp StAtfs iANb OrFicE,
huruF. oregon. August n, 1911
Nu'tc,i hereby Wton that PHILIP q. smith.
s1u and hoif 90 law Of kuArus T.. smith, DE
ftasaI, uf huuir oregon, Nh0 uu september g.
innH. tnhdH perrttinni Eutfy Nu. ~, serial
Nu. Wu5 ini ~ ~ aud W ssf'a 4, see. 2s,IoMu'
ship .g south tango "a fast. y illam"ttc Mer
idnn. has nl,d uuDec nf Intention 10 make
Fiuni T. u0f. to establish claim 10 tho ihud
above deKsrlbrd, before ths ktritict nud Re.
criycr ~ Burns oregon. on the 2"lh DAY oi
Fopicmlrf 1911,
Claimant nBturh ~ witnesses
seth IS. smith. Nm a.. hatdweli. Russell
smith, all ~ bufuH. Oregon Harry "oldou' OF
NarfuwH, Oregon.
~ FAHhE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
The Times-Aera[
SCHOOLS ARE CROWDED.

The schools of the city opened
last Monday with a large atten-
dance and still many families out
on the farms to come in later
The public school is too crowded
now and with more to come the
board is arranging for an addi-
tional room. They have spoken
to the management of this paper
regarding the possibilities of
securing the north store room IN
the new Times-Herald building
when completed. This room can
be in readiness by Nov. /, An
additional teacher has already
been placed in the school to as
sist Miss Susie Smith, the two
occupying the same room.
The high school opened with
43 and this attendance will be
largely increased in a short time
UNFAIR TREATMENT AT PRAIRIE
The Times-Herald believes in
being "a good sport and taking
defeat without a "holler' but
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BufnH ore, September q, iNlt

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Burns. ore, september q, lWi4i
Notlcois hereby given that John w. liugeIs
OF NarrowH, Oregon who on october VI, lvh
made Homestead Entity No. 2s2i, Serial NO
O2O7d, for Lots y ana 10, section Z, Township!
south range ~ east nnd Hh'aeWi4 ana
Lot ~ Section 83, Township ~ south. Range
a2 E, willamette Meridian, has filed notice OF
Intention 60 make hnal nyc year lfoui, to
eHta blish claim To- the lnnd above described, be.
fore the Register aud Receiver, NJ burns,
Oregon on the 10Th day OF october 1911,
Claimant names M witnesses
Edward Springer. Edward Anderson, thhch
Ivy, all Of Voltage, oregon. r. T Hughet' Of
nurua. oregon.
wM FABHE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

WNTTFW IT NJ " IINN ~ ~ " -. I
Burns. oregon, August ~ i9ll.i
Notice IL hereby giyAn that smith 4 Juh Of
princctOn Oregon who vn July 10 piui
made Homestead Eutty 10. olph, fnf NIX Il
of section n, Township ~ H. Hnnr" ~ Fast,
Willamette Meridian has niod noiie" OF lutru'
tion Ia make fiuai Communication rfnni ,iontlAb
iish claim 10 the land above drs'tlhtdl before
the Register aud Receiver ~ HuthH, bNFhn
on the 18th day of october. 1871
Claimant names aH wiiurhhCf
Bennet Fischer, David Williams Loo fitchrf.
John R PRtjcnt. all Of Princeton, oregon
va. FApBE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
Meet Scotty and Bill at the Fair.
NorIcE roR puBLLoATIoN
umrrn sr,rrs Lam og,lscls

VNITTU ETNTTF IAHTl VTFI1T
Bufna, oregon. september, D, WI
Notice IN hereby given that Edison u Hagn'
man. OF Nnrrowe Oregon who, on February ~,
1910. made Homestead hntry No. OilOO. iof No
aFit BE- tsFli. Sec. ?, NEl4 RE,ij Section y
fNoftb ofMalhour IRkol 1ownsip 20 South Il,
Mango no rnst willamette Meridian hnt nled
notICo of intention 60 mako innl Commute
lion Proof tD establish claim 10 the 'auh
aboVe described, before the Register aud re
eeiyer nj burns, Oregon, on the 18th day OF
october 1911,
Claimant names M Witnesses
Charles Wilson, of Burns, oregon ffen
uercth, Ross Ringer, W, l.. Nccdhhm, MI OF
wM FAnHr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09
NO. S6ol.
Report OF the condition Of tho
nARNHY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Of BURNS

at burns, IN the state OF oregon. At tho close Of
business, Sept |, 1911.
uFsouHfrH
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-09-09

School suits. the kind that
wear, at Schenk Bros. Come
and see them before school opens.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04
OTIS, GENERAL MANAGER, is CALLED AS A JUROR IN
MCNAMARA CASE .s*t.. 4

be a witness, the court said:
"That may. all be, but we are ex-
amining the venire now regard
ing general qualification"
Chandler was finally excused
until Wednesday, when he will
present his excuses.
The examination of the new
venire showed great reluctance
on the part-of business men to
serve. One-half, of the entire
venire presented had presented
valid excuses when Judge Bord-
well finished the work.
Because OF the supreme import,
ance of a decision by the Indiana
polls courts regarding the dis
position of the alleged evidence:
there in the Mcnamara case, both
sides in the trial here united in
securing an adjournment of the
actual trial until Monday. As,
result, today's session was de-
voted by Judge Bordwel | to
qualifying new venire of forty
summoned in the case.
The prosecution and defense
are in a peculiar position as a re-
suit of the manifestations of the
case. in the Indiana capital They
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04

ness-fhe Judge Keeps on
Favoring the Prosecution
Setback for to Burns Bunch at
Indianapolis.
Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. a.
Harry Chandler, general man
ager of the Los Angeles Times,
son-in-law of General Harrison
G.. Otis, and one of the chief wit
nesses for the state, was dumb
founded today when he learned
he would, probably have to stand
examina tion at the hands of the
defense to determine whether he
was qualified to serve as a juror
in the Mcnamara case.
Chambers name was drawn in
the fourth venire of forty men
who appeared before Judge Bord-
we'll today to be examined as to
the validity of their requests to
be excused from service on the
jury. Chandler fully expected to
be promptly excused by Judge
Bordwell, but the court ruled that,
the fact that he is a state witness
cannot be considered. When
Chandler protested that he would
!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-04

It be that what has already starter
It's possible that Mayor Hasonand the Civil Service
intend to go clear through with it. -
If that's the then something good Chi
cago will be accomplished
but the crusade tinkers dam the in
vestlga1on full length of the report
after the department the
dions which primarily responsible for Chagos
In other wordsget at the MEN who profit by in all it's
hideous forms.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Vacuum Cleaner is Efficient

The housewife who is progress
sive enough to have a vacuum
cleaner knows what a vacuum
cleaner really is. She knows
that 1t is a servant that gives
no notice" and with efficiency
unequaled.
The portable vacuum cleaners
are extremely practical for all
kinds of household cleaning.
The ease with which floors, rugs,
ceilings, furniture, pillow cases
-everything-may be cleaned
leaves nothing to be desired in
that line.
Attach 1t to an electric light
or Dashboard socket and clean
the floors, walls, furniture, and
every corner, from basement to
garret, every week If you like,
with as much ease as you for
merly did the sweeping.
And really clean. 1t takes up
the dirt. The strong current Of
air allows nothing to escape.
There Is no dust; the tiny par
ticles follow the path Of every
thing else. 1t scatters no germs;
they are caught by the suction.
Besides its ease of operation.
one Of the chief attributes of the
vacuum cleaner is that it
CLEANS.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Electric Automobiles Uses

An electric automobile, carry
ing two passengers, recently as
cended Mt Washington to a
point as high as any vehicle has
ever attained. A particularly
notable feature of the climb was
the fact that 1t was accomplish
ed with a single charge.
The Government has a new
five-ton electric truck for trans
porting its currency from the
Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing to the Treasury Department
1t is steel-lined, and is fireproof,
mobproof, and bombproof.
The Library of Congress is
making use of the electric auto
mobile. Books are now trans
ported from the Library TO the
legislative halls in a combina-
tion of truck and passenger car.
In New York two smaller cleo
tries are used for carrying books
between the numerous branches
in the great library system of
that city.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
THE WAsHINGTON TINES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1911
Summer Rest Made Possible

A house wired for electricity
Is the best asset a family can
have toward comfort at home
for the summer months. There
are so many different appliances
which, attached to an electric
light socket, can do the physical
part of household work SO
quickly and so thoroughly that
housekeeping need be no longer
the bugbear of summer days.
A family subject to the annual
spell of dissatisfaction this sum-
mer they tried a new scheme,
Their electric lights, electric
iron, and sewing machine motor
had shown them the possibilities
bound up in these little electric
servants, and toward spring
they began to add to these ap-
pliances, preparatory to spend
ing the summer at home.
The new vacuum cleaner fur
nished wonders in the way OF
cleaning and resting. The elec-
trio washing machine saved an
equal amount of time, labor, and
fuss. The general utility motor
has cleaned the silver and beat
the eggs and ground the meat
without a whimper. The electric
hair-dryer has saved them hours
in the hot sun, and their electric
fans have kept them cool.
This family says that they
have had more vacation out of
such part of the summer as has
passed than they ever before
had out of all of it.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
OzOni1er Makes the Air Fresh

You may now have all the
pure, invigorating air you want.
1t is made by electricity. A small
electric machine, called the or
onizer, placed in the room where
you work or sit makes mountain
air for you as long as you want
1t.
In high attitudes, the whole
some qualities of the air are due
to the fact that a considerable
amount of the oxygen is in the
form Of ozone. Ozone Is a sort
of a tonic, as it were, for the red
blood-cells; a germ-destroyer;
and has the power to neutralize
gases and odors and prevent or
ganic decay. This form of oxy-
gen is also present in the air Of
any locality after a thunder
storm.
There Is now a means Of sup
plying ozone to the workers in
Easements, to the families at
home, and to the sick in the hos
pitfalls. A box is fitted with some
small square steel plates, from
which project several thousand
points similar to the teeth Of a
saw. The plates are stood on
edge so that the teeth facing
each other form narrow pas
sages. This may be attached to
an electric-light circuit. The
electric current sets In motion a
fan which causes a current of
air to pass into the box through
holes in the bottom and forces
1t through the passages between
the steel points. The electric
current is making tiny sparks on
these steel points, and the air is
here subjected to a miniature
thunderstorm and undergoes the
same process which nature en-
ploys for "toning" up the air.
The ozone-bearing air is releas-
ed from the box through a fine
screen and permeates the air of
the room in which the Ozonizer
is placed.
One Of the interesting claims
made to further the use of
ozone-making machines Is that
the use Of ozone in deodorizing
the air is of distinct value in the
campaign to abolish the COM
mon house fly on the score Of
health.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Best By the Laws ofHygiene

The best light for everything
is daylight. The artificial light
which nearest approaches day
light is the best artificial light.
By recent improvements in
the manufacture of electric
lamps a light has been procured
which is very much like day
light. The new Mazda lamp gives
a soft, white light which is en-
tirely distinctive. and usually
restful and pleasing to the eyes.
Since electric light which is
so nearly perfect light has been
procured, the wiring of a house
has become as important a fac
tor as the plumbing or the ar
rangement of rooms.
1t Is no longer sufficient to
have light when and where 1t is
needed, but 1t is necessary to
have the proper kind of light.
All new houses are wired. AL
ready-built ones should be. An
electrician can, in a very few
hours, wire an already-built
house for exactly the same cir
cults and exactly the same fix
lures that would be installed in
an entirely new house. The bene-
fits which a family reaps from
this simple procedure can only
be fully known from real expe-
rience.
Light was made to see by, and
the eyes to see with. Good eyes
in good light seldom come to
harm. A steady light; a soft,
white, wnll-diffused light, is
eyesight insurance for life.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Electric Fan in the Kitchen

Perhaps the hardest screen
door to keep closed Is that which
guards the kitchen. Certainly
the greatest attraction for flies
Is the kitchen.
A very effective device for baf-
fling the entrance of the fly is
an electric fan placed above the
door so as to force a current of
air downward. The flies cannot
pass this current, and the only
place left for them is the big
outdoors. This method of keep
ing out flies has been successful
wherever tried.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Telephones in the Alps

The monks of st. Bernard, in
Switzerland. have fitted the ref
uge huts in the most perilous
spots with telephones, which
will enable travellers in distress
to ring up for assistance.
The Washington times., 1911-08-02
Electric Oven For City

The city Of Lodi, Cal, is plan
ming to purchase an electric
baking oven, with the intention
Of renting 1t to local bakeries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Snoepo6f combination.
lie seitrige MISUNDERSTANDING elm
gIan5enoer Grfplg.

Gin itimmunasfrobts unb dubtrors
oeutlih Sahlrtihes pubIitum trug reo.
lid bas Jbrigs oasu bei. bos geItrigs
Gon3ert unh gan3irdnstsn Der 5uoss
pobl aombinntion In Der Central
Iurnbdls 81 eiHem sldHsenbsn Or
foies 3u oeitalten. Der populdrs Der
Elm bott. isinsrisiis 4nitrensungen ssz
mafi. auber tiittigen seiansliten
2.iftuHe.n ben giitsn abtpshieIung
uno unterbulsuns ,u bisteH Bon be-
frsunbeten aorpsrihdften iparen 6es
ionosrs sablrsi6 pertrstsn: Die Der.
Sdns.r, bic bsutifsn, plattoeutfher
uno norooeutit.n StiisiH. otrCtosns
buraeragerein. Der Wetamora Stamm
Der RoibminHsr. Der gin'ti 3iibers
Wsrein u. (. 10. Die Gbornummern,
t3e!fe unt.r Der bstpGhrttR 2siiunQ
pon Msiit,r aouis ghrsoit porsiisIin
su Gebor gebratt lpurben, srslsltsn
cine erob. WirfuHg uno iuurben bon
osu 3lborsrn itiirmii6 applauoirt.
Gs lpuroeH ssiunssn gSpislmnnn's
Jubri- BON 5ul. Wsnetrt; rJm Walb"
ron 6ran5 Qou; ~Sus.noseit" unb
~allosrin" unb 3ipar NIT Der sfg.nars
tiptn grottbeit uRo 0erpe, bi. oeni
g9trsin sinsn 10 suttr Ruf ptritaii.
bobsn. Tamit bic Sussnb niht gu
turs TONNE. poreu fir Elm frOhlites
lcn3srdns6en gorbsrsituns.n esirofs
fen, speIhes ben 4btnb ouf itonfis
Wtife gum 4bihlub bratie Iis Dor
iebruns,n fur bic hilbfts iyeitlinieii
ldsen In 6dnoen Der 5.rrsn Wm.
Wiitf. Gbas. gsiife. Jr. Wilenbrint.
On. Qeuaer uub gbos. 1xifel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Grlsbieung bon iniernationdleI
E{reffi finlaifsns

grlsbigung BON internationalea
Gtreitigtsitsn".
Ren. y. W. 6initt, prdiibent Der Gem
tral llnineriit1t bon RsHtudp, iiber
Die frieblihs 8eilsgunq non Sns
ternaiiondIen Streitiet.itsn".
4liioH Gllis, prditbsnt Der Cbio llnis
ptrItdt. iiber .Qmerita, bas Uauts
terlano uno Der Jrsunb in Der
Roth.
W iitp Q d Rahmittag, 2 ubr.
i'm GoepR.
sSones Datt Rains, VrofeHor Der eng.
lifhsn Qiitera!ur an 8erea gonege,
iiber Der pfdo oes einfadtu Mana
nes".
Rsp. :. {. Stepsnion, 9iseprdFoent
Der Shio ggeslepan llRspsriitdt,
iibsr Der golIss. Wann uno Der
iniernationols Jrisbs".
5obn aing qoro, profsHor am Dart
mouth college, iiber Die Bats Der
Sihsrheit in ben in.srnaticn1lsu
Snfeos9srl6tsntrbdnblungeH-
ReS. 2eigbton Willioms, BON Tsp
Dort. ii6sr. ~Gds gtitrebsn ndh IL
: nsr meli.ToberdtioH".
Snrpep g. Wlinnih, Getnn bes Stlte
Rormal College. iiter rllnifisiruHs
nuiiona!.r ardfte".
Wittp oh 4btnb, s l1r,
i'm guiineb mer's Club.
Somu.I J. Cher. iib.r ~Riht,rliai
gntihsioungsn b.siisli6 tiir3Iih ers
ltbigier internaiional:r Qlnipriiht"
CHARTS W. Tabusp, prdIioent Der
Cincinnati lluinsgfitdt. ubsr lin.
Ter. intsrnationaIs pfli6t als Dine.
ritdner".
Sohn 5smple 0rdres, pom Rem Uor.
4msriean", ii6er Die eeplanren
Shisosssrihisuertrdss nit iGnglant
uno 5rantrei6".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Nurbe Der 3tnliener 3ominieo Mi.
Ianu pom ieinem Ganbsmanne
9tiepla 5erellu eridDoiien.
AngcniheiHlid) liest Elm mngliflidler
3nfaa Uur.

9as arbeiterfaeer Der GiIenbo6nz
anntrattoren 2angborn &c Ballard,
an Der s5ereufun Roao, atptI6en
griee pin unb Deitpooo mar aeItern
bic Stene elmer S6isBerei, BEL ipel9er
IDsm 19jGbriaen italienii6sn Gifen-
bobnorbsitsr 3omir. Utilano Der obere
5beil bes 8opfes buditGblit dbqez
if)ofIen tpuroe. Der 9erunqliidie bate
iurS nah Mittas nit einem aameras
ben, bem 18idbrigen Jtolisner Ricolo
gerrsqo. bas Eager perlaHen unb Iif
nit oemfelbeR nad sinem nubegele.
genen 9eb0ls begeben, um 5ulsn gu
Ifiebsn. Wildno batte Elm peraltetes
boppelIdufiges 9etpebr, pdbrenb 5e.
re1p nit elmer einldufigen BENNINGTON
Jtinte bstpaffntt mar. Die 8eioen pu.
rsn iiter 3tpei Stunosn untertpegs, uts
Milano, mad ausiage 5erre(o's,
pIoslib befen 8stpehr am 2duf sr.
griff unb i'm SpnFe iagts, bdb er nit
tinsm fold alten S6isbsiien feline
5aTen treffen Tonne Gr babe ounn
lberIuft, ibm (5srreGo) ous Gepebr
i'll entrsiben, ols basisl6e ploblih los.
gtng unb Ulilano bic qdnss Shrpts
labung in Den aopI er6islt, iporauf er
Isblos sufnmmenftiir3ie. 3srrslo, faii
gu Iobe .rIhrotsn. benadrittiste
ben aOd Sam. Soues, fopis ben Qufz
| isber beg 2agers. Ghos. Gol3, rpsl6e
iofort ben 4r3t Gr. goDuro 4agaiey
BON Dsftfpoob rufsR Itebsn, Der aber
Bel Teiner ansunft rur BEN bereits eins
attrstensn lob oes Cpfsrs touItatirsn
tonnte. Coroner Cor, Der Don Dem
Qr3te bsna6rittigt roroen mar, sr'
| ihien bdlb nit einem glsrt Dm
prn 5oe6ne unb rat quFnahme Dee
gbatbsitanbes lies sr bic 2eihe mad
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brn 5oebne ben 5srsuo in ihrem Qu:
tomo6il mad Ger gen.rdlsqotistiita
| ton brattsn, tpp berielbs sur Der.
| fiiauna oes gproners fsItgebalter
purce. Terrsllp perite6t nitt engliit
unS feline 4usiogsn mubtsn burt
leinsu 3o[lnstiher IberisBt reroen
1.rrsqo uno Isin C0f.r iino srft fell
sinem Sasr. i'm gcnbe unb pdrer
| ftets aute Sreunbe. iooaB poH elmer ab
iihtliheu I0otung taum bic Feot
| fetn .dnn.
Der sSnqu.It tpiro ON Tonrsritac
obeshaltsn nsrben unO Bis bahin NUT
9errello in 5aft blsibsn. IN ben
g.ritorbsnen tpurt.n $6.39 in guar
foris elm Tepp'i:subu6 Der llnior
IS 3. & I. Sc, aeFunbtr. aus ben
t.rporaebt, oab sr oei oerislben $18(
1 ffehsn Bal.