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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
Overwhelmed With congrat-
ulations by Crowd of
Men and Women
ONLY FOUR BALLOTS TAKEN
BY JURY TO REACH VERDICT
First Was Ten to Two For Acquittal-
Jury Accepted Woamn's Testimony
That She Shot Her Husband in Self
Defense After He Had Struck Her.

Denver. Nov. 3o.-Gertrude Gibson
Patterson, accused of the murder Of
her husband, Charles A. Patterson.
whom she shot to death while the cou.
pie were walking together in a sub
urb September IS. was late yesterday
declared not guilty by the jury In the
district court.
The verdict was announced at 4:34
more than four hours after the jury
had agreed. the long wait carrying
with 1t the agony of suspense for the
woman on trial. resulting from the
absence of Judge Allen, who was at
tending the funeral of his colleague,
Judge Carlton NJ. Bliss.
AS the clerk finished reading the
vefdlct. Mrs. Patterson sprang to her
feet and caught the outstretched hand
OF her attorney. From outside the
court room came the great roar Of a
cheer. AS court adjourned and Mrs,
Patterson stepped forward to thank
the jury, the crowd surged in. over
whelming her with congratulations
and her efforts to reach the Jury were
called on her as she was making ready
to leave the Jail. To these she ex.
pressed her thanks and through them
her gratitude to the rest of the Jury.
On the arm of her attorney she
struggled through the throng of men,
trying to shake her hand and the
women striving to kiss her. Behind
the dock both hands waving in the air.
came her father. shouting with Joy.
Close behind him came her mother
and sister, both in tears. She was
taken from the Jail in an AUTOMOBILES
TO the hotel, at which her family ia
staying. 10
At no time in the deliberation. OF
the jury were there more than two
votes Tor conviction. Four ballots
We're taken. the first resulting in 10
for acquittal and 3 for conviction Of
murder In the first degree. This ball
lot was taken last night.
Ihe second ballot was taken soon
after the jury returned from breakfast
today resulted the same as the first.
An hours discussion followed and the
tnird ballot stood II to for acquittal.
fnur.h a. ttis i!s.s o'clock the Jury took the
The verdict hung, 1t is declarea
upon Mrs; Patterson's trip to Europe
with another man after she married
Patterson. Whether this trin WAS
taken with her husbands Knowledge
ana consent. after he received $500
from the man with whom she went
US she contended. or whether she had
witnheid from Patterson the true ma
ed, was the subject. 1t was said wifi,
which most of the jury's discussion
dealt. sN"ssto't
In settling that point. the 1e men
accepted Mrs. Patterson's story Of the
shooting that she fired after her hms-
pand struck her and knocked her To
the ground and was continuing the at
tack upon her and that previous ex-
periences with him led her 70 he,ie,o
she was in imminent danger ~ destt,
or injury. .''
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
NCOutlnUed ON Pa8o ~
.bEATT|E'S: PLAN
M|SCARR|ED
Original Plan of Murder In.
cluded AccompIce Who
Was to Be Killed

Richmond, Va, Nov. 30.-Full or
inside" revelations in the celebrated
Beattie murder case disclose that, in
the scheme Of the crime the murderer
who went to the electric chair would
undoubtedly have committed wife
murder in safety and practically have
glortfed instead of ignominiously put
to death II his original plan had car
ried.'
1t was a wonderful plan. It dis.
counts Poe. Sherlock Holmes and
Gaborieaux But for the cold feet
OF an accomplice It must have proved
successful. The Virginia authorities
satisfied with having brought the &c.
tual murderer to justice, will let the
other aspect slide.
The plot as 1t appears from the fact
that not only a shotgun. but q loaded
revolver were found near the place
of the murder. Ii eloquent proof Be-
attic had in his original plan included
take up the shotgun and xiii young
Mrs. Beattie. It will be recalled that
for this single-bsrreled shotgun only
one charge or cartridge existed. The
hired assassin having done the work
of numbering Mrs. Beattie. there was
the loaded revolver. Picture Beattie
jumping out of the motor car, possess
ing himself Of this revolver, Of which
his accomplice knew nothing. of
course and then shooting to death the
man who killed his wife. And In 80
doing. destroying for all time the Wit
ness who might betrsy his scheme.
This plan working. Beattie would
have swirlad into Richmond in his mo-
tor car and been hailed as q horo-a
man who had stood up. shot and killed
the assassin Of his young wife. Could
anything have been more devilishly
clever than this idea?
The only fault with It was that the
accomplice did not play his part. The
accomplice apparently decided he did
not wish to be an accomplice at all.
He stayed away.
The disclosure Of the real murder
plot explains what everybody interest
ed in the case kept asking all the time.
Beattie was intelligent. he was. indeed,
clever. His talk was clever. hts per-
sonality was attractive. Therefore. it
seemed improbable that he would have
planned a murder SO stupidity that the
instant trained inquiry was brought
to hear he came under suspicion.
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AMERICAN IS
D|SPLEAS|NG
Shuster, American Treasurer
General of Persia Is
Contention

Teheran. Persia, Nov. 30-Russia's
ultimatum has been delivered to Per
sia- Russia demands the instant dis
missal of w. Morgan Shuster, Ameri-
can treasurer general of Persia, whose
administration OF the financial depart
ment has resulted in the present com
plications and an indemnity for the
expenses incurred in sending Russian
| troops to Persia.
| Should the dismissal Of Shuster
not be carried out within forty-eight
hours. Russian troops will march on
Teheran.
1t is stated confidently that the ma
| tional council will not comply with the
| demands. Shuster, in an interview to-
day, said the cancellation Of his con-
tract rested entirely with the Persian
national council.
Whatever may be the feeling of the
Persian people in the present affair,
and it is said to favor Shuster, Persia
is helpless before the Russian Cos.
sacks. In some quarters it is expected
the Russian action. looked upon as an
afront offered to American prestige,
will be resented by the United States
government, as Shuster was recon-
mended for the position he holds by
the state department at Washington.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
GRAND PRIZE
RACE OPENED
Savannah Track Scene of En-
thusiastic Gathering of
Auto Fans

Savannah. Ga. Nov. :o.-Thousands
of persons left comfortable beds at
an early hour today to see the start of
the grand prize race at 9 o'clock this
morning. The surface Of the ground
became frozen over night. rendering
the course much t1rmed and safer tina n
had been anticipated.
Although the day was bitter cold.
the sun shone out brightly. The crowd
gave each driver rOusing cheer as
they got under way at thirty seconds
intervals. beginning at . O'Clock.
Ralph Mulford. the winner of the Van
derbilt cup. received an ovation.
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CONTINUED on Page ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
FAIRBANKS NIECE 4 SUICIDE

Marysville. Ohio. Nov. 3O-Miss
Alice Fairbanks. aged 10. niece of
former Vice President Fairbanks, COM
mitted suicide with poison today at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Matilda
Fairbanks. near Chickery. this county.
Her motive Is a mystery.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30

With the manufacturers the west had
little sympathy, for It could see no
reason why agricultural. Implements
should be higher in the southern parts
OF the province than they were in the
northern states. The west had suf-
Tered under q burden of unjust and
discriminating freight rates, and vet
an argument which had heen brought
against reciprocity was that. 1t would
inJure those great railway corpora
tions.
Division May Come.
The east need not be surprised II
there did develop division in the
event OF the east not meeting the west
mar way in acquiring reduced tariff
and wider markets.
division was expected on the am
endment yesterday, but the house ad-
5ourned with the Liberals still speak
ing.
With the conclusion Of the speech
OF w. T. White. minister of finance.
the debate so far as the government
was concerned ceased, and the Liber-
ais spoke thereafter without reply.
Mr.. White. in an evenly delivered
speech, denied his connection with any
trust or combine. and stated that he
had entered the government ranks
without duress or influence being
brought to bear upon him. The speech
was punctuated throughout by loud
cheering from the government side
and many Interruptions from the Oh.
position.
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A Thanksgiving Song

Again Gods bounteous hand has spread
The tables of the poor with bread
Again our grateful fervent songs
Ascend to Whom all praise belongs;
Accept, O God thankful lay
To Thee on this Thanksgiving Day.
The husbandman has sown the seed.
And Thou didst bless his work indeed:
He trusted in Thy sacred Word,
And harvest great was his reward;
so on Thy promises stay
On this our blest THANKSGIVING Dav.
The cattle on thousand hills,
The wild bird with his thrilling trills,
Fish of the sea-the lion bear,
All yield to Thy protecting care;
May all creation own Thy sway.
Thou God of this Thanksgiving Day.
We thank Thee for the suns bright light.
The silvery moon, the stars Of night.
For water pure-for fragrant air.
And for Thy tender watchful care
For blessings all that with us stav
On this our blest Thanksgiving Day.
We thank Thee for the Gospel truth.
For blest old age-for hopeful youth.
Zen troubles great-for. grief and care,
Knowing they will our souls prepare,
Straighten the path and clear the. way
For Gods own blest Thanksgiving Day
Great God accept our thankful songs
While hymns of praise swell on our tongues:
Guide Thou our feet DER lmes rough path
Teach us in mercy, not in wrath;
Grant we may ever With Thee stay
And join in heavens THANKSGIVING Dav
John 7. Wye.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Ober iol1sm9o 9oulebdrb bebufs Hetriebs
elmer Gtrabens. elsttrifhen ober Jns
terurban 1abn perbinbern, bod fplI
bas Reht Der Grrihtung ober Der Be-
nubung zines foIhsn .Subipnp" ME
sepbrt fperben, es fei btnn, bob bass
ieIbe nur auf eingeforberte Mngebote
perIieben ipirb nnb bier fotI aud irs
senb elmer Jnterurbon Railipap bas
Neht porkbolten blsiben, beIagten
.Gubfpap" unter nnnebmbaren unb
eeredttn gebingungen 3u benuben."
Sbtpobl bic Yorlage i'm 0roBen
GdnSsn ben gsifaa Der anipeisrssn
0elegoten fonb. ipurben bennof eiz
iligt Photographer, ebe iie enbeiiltig
pofirt tpurbsn, elmer ldngersn Debate
unterporfen.
GUM SdluiIe tpurbe Der Musfdub
beouftrast, iid unper3i;slih nit be,
9amilton gountp Delegation Der 2es
sislatnr in 9erbinbung 5u feBen, I'm
bic Ginreihuns unb pafiruns be,
beiben gorlasen 70 fhnen tpie tnOslid
burd,3uieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Die gsiIsbung Der iterbGi6en 5uGe
bes bertorbenen 6errn 5ris Be
ling finbet am Mitttpo9 Rahmitz
tag um baIb aipei lbr pom 5ruusrz
baufe go. 1923 Hace StraBe aus
itatt.
Serr 5runt ban Der Stu
den, Der Dirigent oes tommenoen
maimuiitfsites, lit mad nsunmonatiee-
4blpeienbeit aus europa 5uriidgstsbrt
unb tpirb i'm 2aufe Der Wode bier err
partst, iporauf er oonn Iofort Die 2elz
tung Der proben fir bas Waimuiitz
felt iibernebmen pirD. 9egenDdrtig
peilt 5err ban ber Studsn in Bottom
gum geiuh feiner ohter, bic Ii6 leia
Ger Dor siniser 3sit ourh einen I'M
fad einen gsinbruh 5u5og.
8innenItsusr aoaettor 8ern :
barb gettmann 1T geItern Don
isiner RsiIe mad benz Siten 3uriitgez
tsbrt. Serr gettmdnn bate in eriter
2inis Der Sisuus Der gereirigung jill
biiter 9emeinpen in Rep Oort beige
potnt unb pom Nep Yort aus mar er
mad Dafbington gereiit, um benz
Br1Tibenten bic BON Der GonDention
angsnommensn gsihlIiIe gu unterbreis
ten, in tpslten bic Der. Staaten err
iuht lperben, Bel Der ruTiidsn Rsglss
rung be3iisli6 Der SuoenDsrfplgungen
porIteqis gu perben. 8elegentlih lei
neg 2lufenthalts in Der 8unbes6uupts
itobt bate Serr gsttmarn audi eiuc
ldnssrs aDrferens nit benz ginnens
it.uer aommihdr Ropal 6. GabsIl
be5iiglih perihieosnsr gngelsgenRets
ten, bic i'm bisiigen ginneriteueramt
in les.srsr 3eit in Der Sdpsbe gene.
Ten tparen uno Ssrr 9sttmann tpuro;
ermddtigt, aGe oisie angsIegenbeitsr
5u erleSigen.
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Ser perlprene Wtpntag in
gelsien.

Sin eioentbiimliher 9oltsfeiertag
bat iih in 9elgien Bis auf uniere Gage
srbaten, Der Io9enunnte perIorene
Montus, Der ouf Den eritsn Wtontas
nah benz 0reitonigtaae gefeiert miro.
Jreilid iino Is nur mebr Die thinner
li6en uebsrreIts, bic iih beute I'M Yolte
nod fortgserbt baben, bauptiGhlit IN
Der 6prm iiberreiher 5rantopfer, Die
benz 8otte Des giers unb bes Shnopz
iss in ben aneipen Der StGots unb
8orfer bareebraht lpsrnen. Sriiber
mar IS oa gang uno gdbe in ben uns
teren S6ihten bes Bolts, ni6t ein,
ionoern mebrere 9Ias iiber ben 0urit
su trinten; fir Wianhe mar es tpobl,
obne oab es ibusn cine beionbere nebers
ipinoung toitste fat cine Gbrenpflitt,
in mehr aIs angebeitertsm 3uitdnoe ben
bGuslihen Yenatsn susuThDanten. uni
Die aurpe Der unfallitutiItit pflegte on
bieIem Sdes einen auBeraepDhnlihen
Spruns in bic 0Dhe 81 MAIDEN. Die
4rbsiter betrahteten es als ibr till
Ihtpeiaenb perbrieftes Redlt. su fsiern
uno Der Mnblid 8etruntener auf Der
StroBen mar ihon in ben friiben Rad
mittaesItuneen cine bertommliGs uni
iebem pertrdute gr3heinung. Die go,
| lisei in ben Stdnteu traf beionber'
Observation-Disclosures uno muBte Die
5att uno umiitt in Der 8ebdnolunf
oes publitums betpeiien. glnremplun
gen auf ben Strabsn. einseftlusen
4 sleniterihsiben unb ullsr Dirt Roodu
Tsenen eehorten nod Su Den 5urmlo
/ Iioteiten oie1er i1brlih pieoertebrenoer
/ 5rintsslase; bdufie fam ss Su bluti
aen 3uidmmenitoben 5piiden Inge
/ truntenen, bei benen bic Poli5ei Wtih
bate, Die admpTenosn su trennsn. 81
ben lsbten ssabren iit iebpd erfreuli
heripeiie in 9riiHel bteIe llniitte ftar
suriidseganosn, unb bieies Sobr rpur
| be, ipie bic 9l1tter berihtsn, fait iiber
oll Bis fiinf uhr gtahmittdgs seorbei
| tet. sSiir monhe Geihdftsleute bring
Ser Gag cine 9lrt bon 5tpsiter Iuflaa
Der Reuiabrseeihente. go iiberreihel
| bic Bidder ibren itdnoiqen aunben oo
bsimiide Doltsgsbdd, Den iossnannts
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iie bemndhF einsereiht tperben fann.
Wie biefelbe jest absefabt tit, piro
feline beionbere ntilitdtensRommin lion
freirt, fonbern bic Nutoritdt Der
Gtddts gilenbdbn 8ommiiiion iou
bermaben erpeitert iperben, bab oieiels
be Gontrole iiber bic nerihteDenen
alafen Der 0ffentlihen ltilitdten@
aorporationen bes 'Staates erhdlt. Die
&ommiHion Ioll aud oas Re6t erbal@
ten Grpsrtsaiiiitenten gu ernennen.
um babur bic Sreirung elmer
bod ialarirten grpertenzaomminto
gu psrbinbern. 4uf oieie Weiie tdnn
jeoe 8rdnhe beg offentli6en utilttdts
8eihGfts regulirt peroen, inoem
5ilfssaommifidre fir bieielben err
ndnnt tperben.
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Jn(anO Ge(cgrap6
M0rberifher Streit.

g 6enectabp, Mb.; 80. San
sym italieniIhen 8iertel in hieitger
Stabt fanb am Sonntag elm ardipdu
ftatt, in benz glements Gamma burA
ben aopf geidofIen unb getObtet muir
be, tpd6reno 3ipei anDere Staliener NIT
gefdbrli6en Sti9nunoeu in Das 90
fpttdl gsbrd6t purDen. giner Der 0ez
'toderen lit ais Der Ml0roer 2annas
ioentifi3irt porben. Der aratpaQ mar
burh einen beim adrtenfpiel entfdn@
benen Strsit beruria6t poroen.
Mtt Rttroglbcerin ges
iprengt.
Grie, 9d., 30. San. Cine etierne
8eriitbriite nit Maihinen barduf
Die ss srm0gli4en, aoblenbampfer CUR
Rate bon elmer Gar in Der Minute gu
befra6ten ober aus5ulaben, 1T am
Montdg Morssn gu friikrStunoe nit
gitroglpcerin 5eritort poroen. Die
Grploiion mar cine 10 fur6tbare, oab
in bic Seite bss $50 SUB entfsrnt lies
oenDen, nit GiIener5 belaoenen Ddms
piers rMarp 6. glpbite" ein srob.s
God eeriiIsn purbe. Die aompognis
bic bic Gsriiitbriide bdut, beihafttg'
nur llnionsarbetter.
Gin bstber Sanuar.
Dallas, Seras, 30. San. Der
beutige mar Der beiBsIts Sanuartae Del
ie in Seras erlebt iporben 1T. Ods
thermometer sing bis auf 88 Grub.
9ds parme Wetter bat jsst itor
rier Gage gebouert unb man befirhtet
ouB bic SbIibGume Snpipen treiber
nerpen. Das unausbleibli6e talt
Better tDiirbs bann grObsn Sdobsr
anri9ten.
Gnt3og lid Der &uslisfe
rung burd slbitmpro.
NeD Orleans, Co., 80. San
gbilip 6. 5eibuI6, alias 5elo, Der DO
Elm paur Wo6en auf griuhen Der oeu
fhen Heeierung perbaFtst poroen til
anoetlaqt in 8.utI6lanb nidt tDenige
als 287 JGlIdungeu begangen gu bo
Zen. bat am Wontug Morgen i'm htsil
gen pariibz8efdngnib Selbltmoro be
oungen, inDem er 3arbOlidure Der
i6ludte.
u m 3 agepor elmer gep q Il
ten 8 0 c, 3eit erm orbet.
Nep Yort, 80. San. D.. Sar
u. gafien, Elm betannterGpotbetsr, os
| Ii6 am 0ienitag perbeiratben pollt
purbe ipGt am Montag Rahmtttdg
Isinsr Office nit 3psi SduHen in b
Stirne get0Dtet.
Ratdlie 9ucciadlupo, etne e6emaltt
8eIiebte, bic iid allein nit ihm Il
| Simmer befanb, als bic S6iihe abg
feuert puroen, ipuroe perhaftst IN
oes Moroes aneetlagt.
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- Ystsr gaber, 27 Sabre oft. BON
SO. 1910 Central 4penue. beldItigte
iyrauen uno Wdohen on Der gds Der
ssinblop uno Gin Strabe, iHoem er
iie anrso.te unb IN bic Qrme 3u tneifen
fu6te. Or puro. uerhaftet uno untsr
Der Qntlase Der gtuntenbeit einsss
fperrt.
- g6orIes Ilbrigbt, pslher bon Der
bieIigen 9olisei i'm 3uiammenhange
nit bem ginbrud in bas glnmperfde
GtdbliFement an Der Sprina 8rope
9osnue Qeiu6t nuroe, III ssiteru in
SamiIton @, psrboTtet iporoen. Setstz
tip pfIug bsgab iih mad genanntsr
Stabt ,um ben 9efaHgensu ab5uboIsn
uHo 3uriit gu briHgeH.
- Gin S5lsihoisb enttpenoete aus
Der Wobnung Der Gtbel Suthinion,
gto. POT Weit Court Ctr, sine Ods
m.nuhr i'm Wsrths bon $40.
- 6. SO. ). GaGirss. BON go. 85s
8eIt 6. Ctr, tbsilrc Der poIi5ei 9eitern
ben Ramsn zines Wannss nit, tpelAer
ibn mad feinsr angu6e I'm $8 ir
gaur beitoblsn bat.
- 9lus benz gta6liTemsnt Der Cir.
ma Furneuur &: Sosfle, Ro. 116 Weit
4. Ctr, purbe gsitern cine aiIte mi
% 9umsnitrobbiitsn i'm Werthe Dor
S22 enttpsnoet.
Gin Ginbreher sntipenbete au:
benz 2aben hes 5rudtbdnolers Charlie:
8rillo, an 8. Str. unb Central 4ps.
S12 in gaur.
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Tiieus,ucrth.

ggenn es befannt TT. baB burh fsine giaens
ffaften, bas enitem su ftdrfen nnb ben 9brper
nuf3ubmeH, Batter Sobu's waebtstn GrfdItunaen
turirt, 70 ptrb man aud oer'tebsu, paruiH 20
ein foId' pertbboues glutttdrfunesmtfte tn.
Gs nd5rt bic 8eipe5e uuo oerItnfft gfdris.
8r6litet 2lrngeueut6duoune uuo SdbpinoSutpf.
aeine gatentmebisiH uno fret BON ftdoItdben
Drssueu. Snnfaie Sabre i'm @ebraun.
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Nmtpmubil fir Yoliseid)ef.

pois.ihef SadIon pirb binnsn
aursem aud Iein eigenes 9lutomob;l
erbalten. Siterbeits 0irettor Sma(l
ertIdris esitern, ooB sr beute ooer ipd=
teItens morssn bic n0tbissn Qngebots
fir cine loeenannte Touring Gar"
.inforb.rn fpiro, bic oonn 5ur 0ispoz
Iition bes poli3eihefs ssiieut tperben
lpirb. Jiir DIE 4nihaffuns oieIes
araftipoaens mar i'm lesten Budget
bereits bic Summe bon $4,000 pprees
ieben iporhen, aber berr Small i'll be,
aniiht, bab sr bic Muidins beoeutent
bilIiger faufsn tam.
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Yern.ift.

Der 80 SABRE alte Gil:nsieber Wn.
FLORENCE BON go. 954 Yort Strobe.
Gopinston. ap.. ipirb felt bem 28. Sas
nuar nsrmibt. Die bieiige poliSei
tpurbe seitern eriuAt. NoAforiMunssn
nah Dsm Uerihlpunoenen on5uiieIen.
Der 30 Sabre olte Sam. Roien btrs
lief geitern Wors.n 6 llbr feline Mobs
nung. go. 1912 Gutter Strabe. angelo
lid, Inn iih noh 4rbeit um5uieben. CT
mar Bis fpGt geiiern Noht nod ni6t
ipiebex teimgstommen unb bic poli5ei
lpurbe erTuGt. gsahforfhuneeH noh
benz UerfMpunoenen an3uitellen,
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6rineseen0rt.

Der 63 Sabre alte Sdun,tsllner
6enrp Riebel bon Hp. 528 5pptins
Strabe, ipelder ihon felt ldngersr 3eit
elm rnsripiiroisss 8snsbmsu 5ur S6ai
aetrasen bate, puroe eeiiern in feiner
Wohnung sepolitbGtig uno bic ppliSei
tpuroe requirirt. Der geoauernsper'
tbs rpuree i'm potrolnagen 5 nut BEN
6oipitnl sebrnht. Gr miro benz PRO
batrintsr porseiiibrt peroen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sm itdotilhen gouamt tpurben ges
tern bic folsenoen gausrluubniBihsis
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sgreb. Shlomann, 2sitcdises Wobns
baus on Der Soreit 4penus, seeeniiber
BON Der 2orins Ipenue, $500.
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