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The Washington times., 1911-05-01
ORCIIESTRAPLAYS
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
Anacosta Methodist Church Musicians Give First Con-
cert-To Be Regular Feature of Sabbath Day
Services.

| lie for inspection. In addition to the
work that is being done to the interior
section upstairs, following the laying
out of large basement for assemblies
and entertainments beneath, two addi-
and handsome chandelier has been Gen.
trally installed, and pews are to be pro-
vided to take the places of the chairs
that have been used in the church.
There will be a business meeting of
the congregation tomorrow evening g
in the building to discuss general
business matters. The Ladies' Aid
Society, of which Mrs. Edgar Balder-
ston is the president, will meet at her
home tomorrow afternoon, in Shan
non place.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA. d. c.. MAY !

Members of the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church heard yesterday for
the first time the orchestra that has
been organized for the Sunday school
department Of that church. 1t was
brought into service In the forenoon.
during the Sunday school session, and
will continue to play each Sunday here
after while the Sunday school exercises
are in progress.
The director OF the orchestra is Jacob
Moody. Of Washington, cornetist, and
those connected with Anacostia Church
who have Joined the new musical or
ganization are Ray Baker, cornetist; !;
Edgar Murphy. pianist; Percy Simpson
and Russell Phipps. violinists. This
number will be augmented from time to
time.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
Talk on Lighthouses
At Odd Fellows Hall

An illustrated lecture by W. ]. La
Varre, superintendent of construction in
the United States Lighthouse Service,
on the lighthouses and lightships, will
be feature of the ladies' night at the
Odd Fellows Hall on Seventh street this
evening.
Several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions, a phonograph concert, and re-
freshments will add to the evening S
enjoyment Beacon and Excelsior
Lodges unite in giving the affair
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

The Anacostia Baptist Church will
again dispense with its Wednesday
night prayer services this week. as was
done last week, by reason of the fact
that the interior of the edifice Is under
going remodeling in connection with the
general extensive improvements that
are approaching completion at this
church. Already some conception OF the
effect of the reconstruction work can
be had, and the congregation is anx-
iously awaiting the time when the
church will be thrown open to the pub
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Restless at Newport, Castine,
Roe, Smith, Lamson, and Flusser at
Norfolk, Vulcan at Hampton Roads,
Wilmington at Canton, and Della
ware at Boston.
Sailed-Burrows from New York for
hampton Roads, Rrutus from Bos-
ton for Charleston, Saturn from
Mare Island for San Diego, and Buff
falo from San Francisco for Kadiak.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

Arthur 3. Suit, of the washington
Navy Yard. has gone to Portsmouth.
n. H., to be followed by a visit to
New York city, on business connected
with the Government navy yards. He
will be absent one month.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

The Rev. John O'Donohue, a priest
who has been stationed in Venezuela,
officiated yesterday at the parochial
mass in st. Teresa's Church. when he
also delivered the sermon. Father
O'Donohue is paying his first visit to
this country in ten years. He has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Downey, in U street
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Anacostia, is ar
entitled "Phun' by the Rev. Samuel w.
Grafflin, the church pastor.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, MAY /


After a lapse of nearly two months.
the identity of at least one Of the two
men who brutalIy assaulted and rob-
bed c. c. Walters, postmaster at West
End, Va, on the night of Saturday,
March II, has been established, through
the efforts of Chief Charles T. Goods,
OF the Alexandria police force. Mr.. Wal
ters and w. w. Cation yesterday after
noon positiyely identified Charles w.
Noland, at present confined In the city
Jail on a minor charge, as one or the
men.
At about 4 o'clock on the afternoon
OF the assault, a man, believed to be
Noland. entered Walters store, his
companion remaining outside. After a
short conversation, he asked several
questions as to the daily receipts from
the postofice and store, and queried
Mr.. Walters as to his means of pro-
tection. The postmaster told him he
took the funds home each night, but
as he carried a revolver, he feared no
danger. The man left, and returned
again in an hour or so, and made q
email purchase.
Walters closed the store about $3.50
and proceeded to his home, which lay
pounced upon from the rear by two
men, struck across the head, and bad
Iy beaten. The men secured his revol-
yer, more tnan 800 in money and j
valuable watch, leaving the aged post
master unconscious.
From the suspicious actions of the
two men in the afternoon. no doubt was
entertained at the time but that they
he he
sault.
On the following morning two men
answering the description of the pair
were seen in Alexandria, The Fairfax
county authorities were notified, and
the, sheriff came here. but was unable
TO locate them
holland, with a companion, Charles
CLANCY, was arrested for disorderly
conduct early last week and given
sentence of siXtv days each. Later in
the week thev were connected with the
larceny of an overcoat, valued at $25,
stolen from Corporation Counsel SAM
Lel P Fisher, which was found in their
possession when they were locked up.
Whether Chanev was Noland's ac
complice in the Walters robbery rs not
known. as Walters was unable to iden-
tify him.
After viewing the body of Robert
Clarence Fletcher, the car repairer
whose body was found floating on the
wharf yesterday, DR.. S. B. Moore, cor
oner, decided that an inquest would not
he necessary. Fletchers body was ship
ped this morning u Culpeper, and will
he buried at his former home. twelve
miles distant, in Madison county, this
afternoon.
Little doubt is expressed but that
Fletcher TOOK his own life. He had
been despond ent for some time. worry
ing over marital troubles. and is said
to have threatened to commit suicida
He had not been seen by his relatives
since April 10.
During April, forty-one marriage
licenses were issued, thirty to white,
and eleven to colored couples. according
to the report of the clerk of courts.
During the same period fifty-one deeds
were recorded.
The circuit court, Judge J. B. T.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

the semi-annual inspection under the
direction Of Hubert Snowden this
afternoon,
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

Malcolm Smith, formerly of this
city. died at Chicago several days
ago. He was a member of Andrew
Jackson Lodge of Masons. His moth
er, Mrs. Roberta Smith, resides in this
city.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

During April, forty-one marriage
licenses were issued thirty to white,
and eleven to colored couples. according
TO the report of the clerk of courts.
During the same period fifty-one deeds
were recorded.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

The funeral of Mrs. Sallie Fisher
will be held from her residence, 120
North Columbus, at o'clock this
afternoon, the Rev. H. M. Canter Of
ficiating. Burial will be made in the
Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
IDENTIFIES ONE OF
THE .ASSAILANTS
Postmaster at West End Va, Says Man in Alexandria
Jail Helped to Beat and Rob Him Two
Months Ago.

o'clock this morning. The first case to
be heard was that of DIR. s. B. Moore
against Thomas B. Chauncey, involving
the sale of an automobile. DR.. Moore
was represented by J. Randall Cation
and Richard B.. Washington, and Mr.
Chauncey by Robinson Moncure.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

A meeting of Robert E. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, will be held in
its hall this evening, when plans for
the annual memorial celebration, to
be held May "a, will be completed.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

The circuit court, Judge J. B. T.
Thornton presiding, convened at 10
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

A meeting of the Civic Improvement
League, will be held in the rooms of the
chamber of Commerce this evening
posal,
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

preparations for the monster labor
rally under the auspices of Central
Trades and Labor Assembly, to be held
wednesday evening, have been COM
pleted. Among the speakers scheduled
70 make addresses are Representative
sentative William b. Wilson of Penn
sylVania, chairman of the House Com
mittee on Labor; Henry George, jr,
Representative from New York; and
% John w. Kern of Indiana, and
a former Vice Presidential candidate on
the Democratic ticket. The Alexandria
Band under direction of William Jones.
will furnish music. The rally is un-
der the direction Of Martin Lollo, chair
man of arrangements,
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

sx12 Crex and Deltox Prairie
Grass Rugs; full room size; all
colors, embracing plain green, bor-
and striped; these are absolutely
perfect goods. Forget c. 90
Me-Not sale, only. OOsCC
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Der 9euti6 Gmeritdniihe
Staotperbano oon gellspue nit ists
nem tiiatiosn grGIosntsH d.. SuItus
g. Bad an Der Spiss bat iih in Der
tur3en 53eit Isints Bsftsbens niht nur
ben Reipett uno bic 4htung isinsr
NtitbiirJer gu srtperben geruubt, ions
bern er bat in Der 5bat mehr dls irs
qenb elm anosrsr 9erbono i'm Staate
atntutp perIunt, bic 5aupt5ieIs unn
3peds, tpeI6e Der Ssutih Imsrts
fdniI6e glatiouaIbunb perfoIet, BEN
8ublttum liar Su Isgeu. I'm nun
aud pas amsritanerthum uno gang
Defenders has jiinsers Clement Iur
bic ioeaIen 8e'trsbunaen oes Ratio:
naIbunbes gu gspiunsu Ober pentg'
items bofiir su intsrsiiiren, ipiro Del
3fpeite 9ortras, Der untsr ben Iuipt'
sien bes Stabtperbouoes am 10. Wla
in goIts's Sperubaus pOu gsleput
abqe6aItsn piro, in ensIiiher Sprah'
1tattfinben. 3usrft tpiro Serr Rober
g. Soersel bic 3tpsts unb 3isie osi
SeutSh Qmeritauiihsn Rotionol
bunD.s in engIiiher Sprade esnal
.rIdutern, tporauf Or. SuIius G.9ac
sinen niFeRThaftIi6su gOrtras iibe
bas b06ft intsrsKante 2bema: .9u
bertuIofs" bultsn pire.
-5rau Gbriitina S6tparssuboIse
bon Der Center StroBs, 8tllspus, itarI
eeftern am Gsbirnfhlas.
Grau sbeo. Silsrt, bic lid
sinise Bo6en ouf gefuh BET Girls
9ooeIba6 on Der s. 4ps., Oaptou, be
fanb, iit s.fterH mad aouispiIls, ap.
oboersift.
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PsmiitoR.

SamiItsu anseisen, 2Ofal.Ssotisea
un6 Rrnigfeiteu finb absnaebeR Gfe
Der 4. nab Charles Strake. llHier
Ngcut fir Samilton ipobut Ns. BOZ
3uro Sruut Ctr. Selspbon SamiItor
1868. 5elspbOn isaieres aerrsipsH
- Die 68i6briee Glisabstb u. Wcs
2san, Bittpe bss Dsrftorbensu g. 8.
&c .. gabnangsftsltsn Sames a.Wcs
Ssdn, purbe in ihrer mobnuns, Ro.
Ala Spcamore Strab., bonn ShIags
fIus befaIIen uno beftHost iid IN
sintm tritii6sn 3uftano. ~
- Der 70 Sabre 0Its paul R.lIsr.
BON gap. 623 SIb 4. StraBs, tpuros
qeitern 8ormittas an Der gte Der
Central ape. unD Gbftnut Strdbs in
beIinnunssloi.m 3uitaHoe sefunben
unb mad osm Rerep 5oipitaI bsfors
bert.
- Der Miami i5Iub lift in Der porz
Issten Raht iber flint JuB seitiesen
unb bsorobt bas nitbrigselsgsne aano
am 5lubufsr nit llebsrfhpemmuns
uno brans I6on ssFern Ra6mittas IN
Beds 4bhttion.
- WlaDor Rotbtpeu tollefiirit nab
rsno BEG Ronats 4pril $241.70 on
Gtrafaelosrn unn $150.75 an 5unbss
fteuern. Bis jsst nurben 1896 On
5unbsfteuern be5ahIt.
Der Staatsreeiftrar Wm.
Gkors berihtete fir ben Regiitrirs
DiItritt SO. 40 tpGHreuo besUlonais
Qpril 55 SobesfGls. Don bisien To-
men AT spbesfdle auf bi. Stabt
Samilton unb 8 9obesfdtls auf bi,
peri6eoensn 5orpnfbips bes Gpuntns
Die 9erlobuns bon DaIter
2dep nit glisabetb 6. Sduiter. 5ohs
ter Der 5amilis 8. 3. Shuiter. rparos
geftsrn angsseigt.
O. 80. 8isrling uHD Jrau ancE
lllm purpsn lesteH Dnnnerftag in al
Ier Gtille in MinbletoDn eetrout
Das gadr bat fein 5eim in Ginoen'
ipolD aufssi6lagen.
Der Bier Meilen Bad, nOrblif
BON 6amilton bat infulse Des itorftr
Reqenfalles In Der Dorlestenyldht Dns
nabeliegenbe 2anb iiberfhpemnt.
Sohn Meftbof, Der Roo; i'm 6os
tel GonnDr. DerbranHte fiA pcrgsitsrn
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s,,a red)fen 0yspnsemf
Ram ssitssa Jrau Vireinia GnuIts
basn, mn GiRtrsdsr ~
usrfGeudsH.

5rau girsinia 5huIts BON 30.
3451 Mdbifon RpaD psriheuhts ges
IterH Mbenb In ibrtr Mobnune sipei
Gtnbred,er, bie bsreits bic umfaHeHcs
itsn 9Orbereitunsen fir ihreu Raubus
estrcffen bntttn.
5rau SduIts, bic iih in ben unitrtn
RdumIidtetttn ots 5duIes befano,
hSrte duf siumdl Elm psrbdhiiaes De-
rGul6 I'm arpeiten Stodtpert unp ais
lis nah pben elite, tam iis aerno. nod
CUR refieu 3eit nm siDsi ungebetene
9dfte in srpber eile iibsr bic 8eranod
psrfhiuinbsn au isben. Die 5rau elite
bdrnufhin an pds 3tIspbon, nm bic
poli5ei su bsnddrihtiaen, mdd,ie jes
bod bic Gntosduna. buB bic Ginbrtdltr
um ibrsr aniiht nad unseitcrt ~drs
btiten" Su tDunen, bic SeIepbcnltiinng
our6fhnitten botten. Die polisei
fpurbs bon stnem Rnhborhdule aus
bon benz ginbru1speriu6 btnuhri6s
tiet uno itellte fsit. haB es iidl chns
5raee um geiibte geranooiletierer ses
hanbelt bate, bic jeboh Ddnt BEN
rthtseittatH Gintreffen BON Jrau
Shults, pbne geute ab3ishen mubten.
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u. 6. =. %.
giabein 1000 Snrner nnS IurneriR.
Htu wsrstn ON e:m edauiHrHtH
am Samitas In Der Wuiiibaas
tbei!nebmeH.

4n bem S6duinrnen oes Rofb
Cincinnati 1urnpereins, ods am
Somftao abene in Der Wuftbdlls
ftattfinott, rperotn stlpd 1000 Turner
unb Jurnerinnen tbeilnebmen unb
sipor pun ben aleinft.n Der GIstutu
big gu ben DamsniIoHeH unb Iait not
I.aft ben 8drtn.
Die 2estereu iperben hiibFhs Stabs
ii6unetn porfiibrsn unb barthuH, bdB
ipennichon Tie iiber bic erite Sugtnb
biuaas itnb. fis ss an 9eIsntig.eit Der
Gliebmaben bod nod nit ben Sing
Ittn getroft uufnebmsn tonHsn. @robs
artige atiftuneeu perosn bic 4ttipen
i'm Geritbtiurnen bieten. Sic pero,H
am Barren rpabrbaft baIsbrt6sriIde
u.bungen pprfubrsn une boRn zine
Rtihe poa pra6tissu ppramiosn iteIs
len. a....
5iir bic 1am.ns une Wdbdsntlais +
fen bat profehpr u. Stub fir bieits
S6auturnen tpisoerum rine 4nSabl
ipuuosrbiibiher Rsie.n .rionnen nno
arronsirt, baruRtsr tinen 3snnisrtis
gen. fopit einen 2oternsnrtiasH, Die
an GraSie unb Glssans anss iibsrs
trsfftn, mas iOtptit auf bitiem De-
bist bier pprgsfiibrt iporbtn III.
Mait Iiiirmif6em G,ifalI iperbtn
obne 3tpeifsI sbenfaLls bic bon Der
3tpsitsn WldbheH,IaHs porsefiihrtsn
0oItstdnss, bdrunter Elm rbaperifhsr
g.birsstaRa". besribt psrDeu
Rurs. bas grosramm fir oas beu'
riae 8cItsturnen in reihbaItiger
esnn il unn Der glorb Cincinnati
Surnptr.iF piro bieiss WlaI iein,
gIGn5snb.n S6auitellungsu friibers,
Subrs melt in ben S4dttsn ftelIsu.
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Rl6klida aefterbsn.

-SmDi.nIt purbs ssftsrnRohmits
tao Der so 5abrs alts BeiheuitsIitr
Sobn S.Rtrritt pon Ro. 92o asnpOn
4penus BON lobe trtili. Gr puros ass
qsid,. in Isinsm Sdushen an Der 5rsss
man gpsnu. unb ben Gtltiisn Der U.
8. e .. gabn aufesFunbsn. uno iDar
aatm anidlsin nadl am Ssrsinlag. 9e'
itorbtn. Die Glide tpurbs mad Der
Mprsu, iiberfiihrt.
- Tis 5arbig. Gli5a Walton, 90
Sabre all unb in Camp 9snRiion, D,
tpobnbaft. pures ssitsrn glaHmittas.
aerabe ais 4, in Der 9esltituns lhrtS
bier anfGEietn 1odtsr Jrau 5nttt,
sylether BON Camp Tenniicn eings'
irpiftn mar. ouf btm gohntof osr
Qenniplpanid 8dbn pom 9srsi6las'
oetrOFfeu. Die 2sihs tpurbe Hat Der
Woraue esbra6t.
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(Gins,fanbt.)
GruR on bic Neaaer.

aineeoIh, Ga, 26. april 1911.
an ben Rtnnttsur o.s Gineinndtisr
WoIfsblost.
Sh bin Gin IansjGbrigtr abpnHent
Sbrer 3titune urb babe init sroBiem
g.reniissn unb befcno,rem SSni.rtif.
cShren gerift iiber Die 9si6iti, bes
8. Ohio greiipilIietn SnfanterissRes
eimsnis" etIeisn. Sd piinfd1e als
Wlitgliso bes 2. WliHouri srsipilis.n
5nFonteris R.gimsnis osm 9. CbiO
5reiipiIisen Snfanterie Regiment
burh Sie meine bsrSlihften Griibe Su
iiberfenben. Wir itanben unter Sbtrit
Bernh.in. als militdrifher Gouptrs
neur oss Gtaates Wiifouri uno
tdmpfien I'm 2aufs unisrer oreiidbris
ger DisnfiSsit unier Sberft S6aef.
fer unb naf bsHsn Seloenioo bel
Wurfrtsboro untsr Sberfi 2nibclo.
Infer aommanoO gsborts 3u General
Skrioan's 9inifion une mir batien
bic ehrt, BEL pstrppillf, StOne Riper.
Gbiddnauea 6 uHD WiHionorp Ribe.
Ghultsr on Coulter init oem 9.GbiO
syuipiIligen SHfantsries sfesiment Su
t1mpfen, unh bic aameraben bon less
ier.m Reeimsnt ipiHsn ooFr. bdb
auber ibMn nod nerihieoene anbtrs
,o<utite RseinRntsr" an bem srobtn
ariege itxilnabmsn. 5a eebe Jbnsn
i'm glahitsbennen sine turse lItbtriitt
iiber bic 1bdtisteit unisrss Rsgis
ments. 9ti perrppilis foht Wles
Gooi's aorps BON lasssnnbruG bis
Gonnenunisrsans allsin. Wltin Res
ainent fo6i stgtn SiDei Wifiiiippi
unb sfpti 2ouiiinn1 Negim.nter, uHb
stpar iisgreidb, ptnn du6 nit fhiDsren
Htrluffen. sB<i Gtons Riptr brGHte
unfere Dipifion bic apHf0bfrirte ars
NEE gum Stinitanb. Bis Roieerans I'm
GianDe mar. bic beiben porher Dtrs
Dronateu Dipiiipnsn pisDsr Su fams
mslH unb benz Gsinoe bic Hisosr!ass
beisabfinsen.
6as 2. MiF0uri i}reifuiLIigen 5ns
fanteris Wegiment srobtrte Oeneral
Hraeg's 5auptquartitr beigsiH ioHdrn
Aibge. nenrn e. anduff init Id
Mann non 4ompaarie 4 nnhmen aul
Hefebl bss GenernIs Ghkrm0n BIZ
Gtnbt Dalton, GA, elm.
ah pfrgnb 5u sriDdbnsH. bob nseins
ssompognx tn bsrSnIo4t bel G1ida'
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rlsauan 80 Wdnn fart mar. SD ptrs
Tor 10 Mdnn, unb ais ih mtin Regis
rHsnt am n1hiteH Wiorgtr sdbItt. orts
ipprteten 85 UlanH.
RameraDen, lpeHn Jbr cahtr oes 3.
Ohio 1rsitpinigsR Jnfonterie Regis
rnents eripGhnt, peraebt bite nid)t oas
2. unb bas l5. WiiTpuri Jufunteries
Rsgiment, aoibolb's Brigade, Gberis
bans DiDifion, WeGoot's 4rrntts
IorpsI Wis General Sberman bon
mafbinIton, .. g., mad Dalton lam
nuf benz Widrfde nad atlanta, fteuts
mtin Reuiment bic 5hdrff6iibens
aomposni, =, unb nur Elm WsanR,
Der Rod, bIisb i'm Eager. GeHtraI
Gkrmon errtihts atlanta uHo mir
berloren Rompugnit G.
Gum Shlub m5htt ih nod ertpdbs
nsn, bdb Hahbem bie QrnIet nbm1rs
fhirt mar, bas 2. MiHcuri iJreiip.
Snfnnterie Msoimsnt tn Dalton. Ga,
bIifb unb ben aonfooerirtsn unttr
General WbeeIer cine Shla6t lie
ferte. mir martin 300 Wlunn ltart.
sinIhliebiich 40 acknowledgment
Wir battsn, abssiebsn BON 18 gerit'
tfuen, feins artilsrte, ipdhreno Sent
raj gDtxeIer iiter 5000 Monn unn II
GeIsftiide petfiigt.. Gr lieb uns brsi.
nal sur llebergnbt aufforosrn, jtnod
ereoben tuir uns uiht.,
Bsresiisn Gis bite nidbt. bic betoer
oeutIbsn Rssimenter, ods 2. uno bal
Is. RiiTouri Snfonterit Rseimsnt
Sin 5oIbai Der aoHfDoerirttn VT
| mee, lpelhsr bel Gbitamdued gtfohtsr
bat unb in 9sros tpeiIt, fhritb fetntr
aamerubtn in Chattanooga tn ttneH
grieit lter bic Shla6t BET Gbidd
| mnuaa, ooB BON perihiebensn Rom
poanien nur /. Elm Wlann iibrig &c
bIt.hn mar, unb oab subIreiht tap
Fere .Tentihe@ an Der essDdltigei
ghlodt tteilnobmen unb ibr asbei
IieB.n. Ssrslid. Griibe an ole aa
meraben. Sd, bin RiisIisn Der o. u
g.: Der armee non GumhrIcno uni
o.b5r. BEN 5urrper.in pcH ebdttd
neoga on.
st6iunsspOa (a.seihn.t)
Stnrp II. Gnduft
Riussolo, Ga.
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Morgen NIT aufeelDiter Gauge beibe
augen nnb has GeIidt. CT itelIte
ndmIih Elm Wdfdbeden NIT mailer
auf eine Bdnt unb psrlieb bdHelbe ouf
sinen ausRnbiid. Setn fleines aOhs
terhen iteIIte aber an @teae bes
WaTIsrbedens elm anberes bin, ipelhts
Gauge entbielt unb Weiiboff fpuj1
iih bann NIT Der Gauge bds 9eiida.
9eoroe Giintber ipnrbs porleBte
geo6t an Der Brain Strabe bon ber
gDliasi ipegsn 5obrIdifisieit uno me-
aen MiBbdnbIung fetnts Pferoes ptrs
boftet uno eeftern Worsen I'm 50 uno
Rpften beftraft. Gr muBte bic Strafe
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