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The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Canal Zone Assumes
A Political Aspect

1t is reported that delegates from
Venezuela are on their way to Ecuador
and Peru to consider the establishment
Of more intimate relations. That would
be more feasible, from a commercial
view, after the opening of the Panama
canal. That will bring the Latin-Ameri-
can states which front on the Caribbean
Sea and those which front on the Pa
cific much nearer together; at present
they are separated by mountain ranges
which no railroads have pierced.
1t would be well for the three states
mentioned and for Colombia If closer
commercial intercourse were to pave the
way to political union.-Chicago Tri
hume
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Navy Rough on Him.

A few days ago a second class
stoker was paraded before the COM
manding officer of the Devonport
naval barracks on a charge of insub-
ordination. His characterization took
the form of resistance to being intro
duced to the swimming bath. Asked
youth replied: "Sir. I've only hin
In the navy three days. The first day
the doctor drawed six of nv teeth.
The second day was vaccinated. And
the third day. the petty OFFICER he
says, cum along, we're a-going to
drown yer! London Truth.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Opera Glasses Empty;
Disappointment Keen

1t is being told of a man from Mum
cey, a little town up in Lycoming
county, Pa, that he visited friend in
the city the early part of the week, and.
among other sights, he saw a play in
a Broad street theater.
When the lights were low the host
drew forth a pair of opera glasses and
handed them to the man from Muncey.
In a few seconds the visitor was ap-
parently in uncomfortable circum-
stances, but in the threequarters dark
ness his arms In the air were discerni-
BILE.
What's the trouble?" asked the
other.
''Oh. nothing, only it's empty" said
the Munceyite. "Ain't a drop in it." he
insisted, as he withdrew the opera
glasses from his nps.-Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Took It Internally.

He found his hair was leaving the top
of his head, and took his barber to
task about II.
You sold me two bottles of stun to
make this hair grow "
1T is very strange It won't grow
again. interrupted the barber. Il can't
understand it."
We'll, look here said the man. "I
don't mind drinking another bottle, but
this must be the last. Chris
tian Advocate.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Veterans Commemorate
Birthday of Sheridan

The last meeting of the Phil Sheridan
Post, No. IA, of the Grand Army of the
Republic was devoted to the commemor-
alton of the eightieth anniversary of
the birth OF General Sheridan, which
was last Monday. Many addresses were
delivered on his life and exploits. Ap-
propriate services were also held by
the members Of the Phil Sheridan Corps,
No. L, Women's Relief Corps.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
One of Two Reasons.

why is your friend staying so long
In New York;"
Il don't know-haven't heard which
of the two reasons is keeping him."
Which of the two?''
Yes; whether he is having too good
q time to come away, or has spent all
his money and can't get aVay."-Buf-
ialo Express.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Negro Asks Jury Trial
On Charge of Assault

When arraigned in the United States
branch of the Police Court before Judge
Mullowny this morning, George Holt, a
negro, entered a plea of not guilty TO
charge of assault on James Holmes,
and demanded a jury trial Holmes
claims that Holt struck him several
blows in the face without any provo
cation.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Two Sisters Martyrs to
Faith in Divine Healing

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 11-Belief in
divine healing failed to save the lives
of Mrs. Orcelia Haughton Watson, sew
enty-two. and Mrs Clarinda~ Haughton
Swain, ftfty-five, widowed sisters, who
died Yesterday from pneumonia after
positively refusing medical attention.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
Rubbing IT In.

"Say, Jim, here's a preacher in New
York who says men should sew, cook
wash the dishes, and get their own
breakfast"
whats the use of rubbing it in,
Guess we all know Wen have to pretty
soon."-Houston Post.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
The Inference

I'm three months from now," said the
man, cheerfully, II expect to own INV
own home"
How long," inquired his cynical
friend, rs your wife expecting 10 he
awayT-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1911-03-11
The Ideal Spring Medicine
Alternative and Tonic

Pleasant to take agreeable in action positive in effect
Pures the blood strengthens the nerves. builds up the
whole system Get in liquid tablets called Sarsatabs
The Washington times., 1911-03-11

Munyon's Cold Remedy Relieves the
head, throat and lungs almost Immediate
iy. Checks Fevers, stops Discharges of
the nose, takes away all aches and pains
caused by colds. 1t cures Grip and OBJ
stinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia
Write Prof. Munyon, 53rd and Jefferson
Sts.,, Phila., Pa, for medical advice ah-
bolutely free. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-05

incredulity. He was beginning to enlarge
stil further on the peculiar difficulties Of
dealing with boy-nature when the arrival oi
a fresh group 81 guests demanded his atten-
tion, and with an apology he hurried oft to
greet them
Here continued Rao Is the simplest
Of ali possible Problems a thief 20 be
selected ont 81 very limited number Of
individuals fifteen, I think Dr. Searson
said, The time, place. and manner Of the
robbery are all known the articles are we'll
defined and easily recognizable. And the
culprit is q mere youth "a lad who, even if,
as our exctable pedagogue mats, ne has
been guilty Of similar small pilferings on
former occasions, can hardly yct 2e really
sufficiently expert In deception ta hide hs
wrongdoing effectively.
And yet this learned Doctor of Laws.
who IS supposed u Be sufficiently clever to
be intrusted with the training Of your boys,
is 80 absolutely Blind that he can only CON
fess his helplessness and lock UP the whole
form. Bah he Is not fit for his work, this
Doctor of yours"
CHAMBERS criticism Of our host was grow
Ing SO uncomplimentary that my sister
feared lest people round about might over
hear particularly as the appearance Of
our fIindu friend IN Ills gorgeous native
costume was attracting everybody's notice.
She therefore endeavored to change the
subject by an attempt to interest him in the
game we we're watching.
But | could see that, all through, his
attention was divided. Again and again,
he returned to the subject Of pr, Searson 5
stupidity and injustice And as | moved
away to greet some friends whom | recog-
nized on the other side Of the ground,
heard him declare emphatically.
i shall not perform tonight unless those
poor boys are allowed to be present.
Ineed not describe III detail the events d
the day Itpassed of much as such Speech
Days do. The cricket match ended as
usual in big victory for the school, the
Old Bows, summoned from Office and count
ing house and law-court, were hopelessly
defeated by these youngsters who still en-
joyed the advantage Of daily play and con
stant practise together. The tea which fol
lowed on the lawn was the usual scramble
in which one had either to starve or else t
run the risks to a niddle-aged DIGESTION IN
VOWED in the consumption of any rich cake!
within one reach.
II was during The Greek play that my
sister called my attention to the fact thai
the boys Of the Fifth Form were presenf
after alt. had noticed at tea that Gissi,
was III confidential communication with Dr
Searson, and ! had sufficient belief in my
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sister S powers Of persuasion to guess that i
she took the matter ID hand, the Doctors
somewhat hasty decree would probably be
revised Her whispered communication
now proved that my anticipation had been
justified
II persuaded DR. Searson to let them
come ii seemed such shame to exclude
the whole lot like that But he is very
obstinate man, and for quite long time he
absolutely refusedlto go back on hisdecision
II was only vhen,I enlisted the services Of
Mis- SesIson, siad nlsde the question a
matter Of personal favor to myself, that
between us we at last persuaded him TO
relent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-05

where carefully; that only one person on the
platform is aware Of the exact place ~
which they lie, and that the secret is UNI
known TO everybody else. But khokan IS
certain that he can discover the one person
who alone knows where these articles are
deposited Is it your wish that the expert
ment should be made7"
OF course, there was an immediate shout
Of Yes, from the boys in the audience,
followed BY loud applause. @
"Then, said Chanler, what | shan ask
is this Each Of you boys on the platform
will 20 in turn alone into the classroom
Each on entering will shut the door behind
him, and will be alone with Khokan. Then
you will take the right hand Of the auto
maton in yours, just as il you were shaking
hands, while you count ten.
I'm the case Of all who do not know, moth
ing will penthey viii just come bac'
to their seats. But in the case d the one
person who does know where these articles
are the matter will be very different the
touch Of Khokan will set an indelble mark
upon him that shall recognize AZ once
"Of course, the success Of the experiment
entirely depends upon each ono Of you
carrying out these directions faithfully. Yor
will each be quite alone with the automaton
nobody will be there to see you--and
can only trust to your honor to carry out
what / have described Anyone who is
afraid TO do this had better say 50 and
withdraw"
or course, when the matter was 50 put,
nobody did withdraw For the most part,
indeed, the boys concerned seemed to enjoy
the fun One by one they entered the class
room; one by one they came back to their
seats. In ten minutes we had before US a
row Of some fifteen boys all intentIy gazing
at their own hands, and manifestly discover
ing nothing.
It was, however, very different when
Chanler came round to investigate for him-
self. He bent low over each boys right
hand as it was extended towards him, and
the audience waited eagerly for the result
One, two, three, four, five, six boys
successfully passed under his scrutiny, and
smiled as he shook his head At the
seventh hand, he paused for moment and
looked up into the owners face, saying
something in low voice which was in
audible TO lis in the room.
The lad appeared confused and turned
pale; then after hurried glance round he
nodded bis head Chanler Rao at once
turned to where the headmaster was
seated.
DR. Searson, he said aloud, our young
friend thinks he would rather explain our
little mystery to you privately Perhaps
you will see him in your study alone"
The audience seemed a little perplexed
and disappointed at this somewhat indef-
mite and doubtful outcome Of the expert
ment, and it required all Chanler's skill to
divert their attention to his concluding
tricks. But as we filed out Of the school
room and met Or. Searson coming from his
study, learnt from him that the automa-
ton had been entirely successful; the pur-
loiner Of the birthday gifts was discovered.
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"The automaton?" said Chanler Rao,
when had sufficiently expressed my won
der and curiosity, Why, surely you must
see for yourself that clockwork thing like
that could discover nothing. Khokan is
but the outward means adopted to cover
my methods. II was I who found out that
miserable, dishonest youngster."
But / don't see, said, still entirel,
in the dark. How could you possibly
know"
Chanler gazed at me with sort ).
kindly pity
Consider, " said he, the working q ?
guilty mind. The innocent lad rather ~.
joys the fun Of being sent into that room 4
shake hands with an automaton. 'IIuiio.
here's his silly old doll that is going "a .aI
tales. Well, here goes he won't Get n:uct
out Of me- But the guilty2 "a
he says to himself OF course, it's af ~
simply nonsense to suppose that . ,..airs
like that could tell anything at all. bu:
still-its as well to be on the safe side, ycu
never know what these fGkiys are ree!y II,
TO- ana as am quite alone, and ne oit
buffer will never be any the wiser ,hins
Eli just keep my hands eff his dis.s.~s
automaton altogether
" But" | was beginning.
Stay moment, said Rao, aYo. sn.,
the perfume Of the orphil root2 Nss AS.
well, to your Western nose / daresav ..,
odor would be hardly perceDtible ~
the child OF the East, the least a'oa, il
pungent and unmistakable. *.
hands Of Khokan were smeared owe. At
orphil. Consequently, when caas. \ 4
nay little bit Of palmistry, I was asss. "
moment to distinguish by she sbsrsp.. 1. ~
perfume the hand whhih hsi rot !s,s.. j
touch my deterfsye a'..u.y4rx. 7un.s IS,
owner the cho:cs hat4ecA IN nd. n vi, ia
exposure Srd pY4ts.s h,y2g y;-.p Tsa i
Docttor--e-7as IS Soa ~sv, i. sAc...s ss,5s
the iattee'
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II was therefore arranged tnat Chanler
Kao should cone down by thc iirst train
aiter lunch, and chat my sister and / should
motor round by the station, pick him up
there and take him on Dithu Us tot the school
] a2piainedall this to Rao before leit town,
ard particularly impressed upon him the
aesirs elily d limiting his appaatus as
much Els possible rs the motor-car accom-
notation was necessarily restricted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-05

DIR. sEARsoN HIAisELF CAME HURRYING
FROM rHE HOUSE,. HE WAS musHED AND
AGnArEp, AND COULD HARDLY PAUSE no
GREET Us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

- Manor Wiliam 2iit BON BELLE
pue bat bic polisei inItruirt, alls psrs
Tonen gu psrbaFtsu. Die Sur 5eier oes
4. Suli 9erpebrs oosr Repplper abs
feuern.
- 9oliseit)eF @sorg Seitber uno
9lfiItentsn bon gsqepue iparen IN ben
lssten 0pten beThdfttst, ben ftdotis
Ihen par. in Srbnune 81 brtngsn.
ga nun bic Soirfislo Strabe mitSads
ftsinn gspfluitsrt uno allsr Stutt
entfsrnt If, muht Der part einen hubs
ihen Ginorud.
- Srau Sarob Satan iit asftsrn
in iarsr mobnuns. glo. 5l1 3ipett'
4osnue, seitorbtR. Die @rsiiln, bic
Elm Qlter BON 80 Sabren srreidts, tam
nuh 0aptou als es ben ytdmen
.grootIpn" fiihrt. unb tpar ils eluts
Der dIteiten RitsIiebsr Der SOper W.
g. atrts. Seit 81 Sabrsn bepohnts
Iie baTelbs Saus, in benz aud lie per-
i6iso. Bon ibren usun aincern Itno
nur nod brsi am 9sben. ndmlih Jrau
9eore Qnberfon, 5ruu :. 6, Stone
unb arau linton WaItsr. Tas Gsi'
henbeo1ugnib fiubet hsute Hahmtttae
ftott uno miro bic Gsite uuf Dem
Smmsrsriin Grisbbof bsitattst.
- goli3si6.f Ssither pou Sellspu'
erbieIt Die teIspbpniFhe Ratri6t Dor
benz GountpgsFdnsntbpdrtsr Sohr
Waguer, bab GuitQp. Der Sohn bei
StaotT1usmsiitsrs airhboff, iit II
alsranoria. ap.. befinott.. airhboff's
9sritano faeint iufoIss zines Sonnsn'
fiits ongsgriffsn gu isin. Sstn Batter
bat iit nad alsrunoria begeben. I'M
ibn gu 6oIsn.
- Der Ddptpn Staotperbano hislI
asiiern gaddmittas untsr pem yorils'
oes prGiiosutsn 8sdmann feline monat'
Iite 9sriammluns ab, nobel SetrstaT
groermdnn prototolirts. Dos arran'
aemsntss apmmittss fir bic Stdats'
apRpention bsri6tsts 5ortfhritt. Del
Gamsnsnsig oss StaotOsrbonnes be-
yi6tets Dab ct Elm 8astst pienic oer'
dnitaltsn peroe am SonHtng, %. gull
Ra6mittGes uno 4benos, in RoebIsr's
Bari Der 9apton Bead. am Sube Del
Boone Strabs. unp piiufht, eab cir
aommittes oes Stabtperbdnoes .r'
nannt pirb, um bel ben nothigsn Or
rangsmsnts gu teIisn. Die 5srr.n CD
SiiIg, Gilbert 2sm's uno 8dIentin
R0blsr purosn aIs apmmittee er'
uannt. Der grGIibent mahts besdnnt
bdB ndhitsn Sonntas. 9. Suli. oos
fSsit.ommittss DOR oer8ereinsbalIs pho'
toaropbirt fperben piro unb oob iit
bi, mitgIieper rsdt sabIrsit sinfiuosr
mohteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

5iir bi. Renn,n am Won.ag tpnrs
ben foleenbs giniragun1en esmuht:
grftss Rsnntn - gorie; 2idbri1s
WoiSen Colts unb Gsibings: 5 Gurs
Irngs: 9isut. Safunsr. qtribot. Cir
WoriuH, Star Rofs. Charter. 105;
gipina Rod, grif 109; Cheer LIP.
Susss Sale. 9iIatorp, Dainssriislb.
pud, 112.
3p,itss Hennsn-SeIlina, 1rsiiGhs
rise, / 1f16 Meile: Gertrude 6ia,
ebnd Collins, ghsmuIpo, Ill; Grsms
pIar .-g.opolo. 113; 6nrplep. Warls
borough, Bead Sano. Speet Omen.
Sputbern eight. Dune Campbell. 116.
Jritiss R.nnn - gorfs; s.reiidh.
riqe 5iillsn; 5 Jurlonss: aaora.
Sprinaa. Belle 5dmpion, 1o3; Wins
ina Wit6. 5iIliss Riahimau. Nesuin.
log; aspdbs. adbp eiebtnins. Spriie,
109: Rois Of Stooab 112.
8isrtes Rennen gorfe: Greii1hs
rise; / Weile 70 garbs: geu 6orfe
|104, Sasel Burt. 105. gal Thorpe.
qaboIe, Tl.Fenasr Bon. 107; aormas
110, goliton 10.
Jiinftes ,R.nnen ceiling; Dreis
jdbries; ! 1f16 Weile: Bob Jorlsn.
5usin Cab. abls Wihael. Sad ..
I113, Sinal. 5ile, 5renh Ring Nr.
Spses, 5aIbtmnn. Nortbeui. Ban
Thorn, Senrp Wdl6ant. 116.
Sstites Rennsn Ceiling; Dreis
iGbrigs unb dlisrs; 8 GurIonss: en-
snan "a, Ssbaso. Ben prior, SO;
gpben eaa 100. MeSpor 101. aaoh
Crimor los. Ben Double lot. ains
CIpmpian, guronio. 108; Dan Den
ITO, gl Wluasr 112. gifin Beau 113.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

pearl 0obfsIb ouf @runb pon WerIafs
fen unb Wernnhldifiguna. Die Mlis
mente bon $12.50 pro Wohe fallen
eurh bic Gheibung neg.
- Ods 2hsrmometer per3eihHets
seitern 100 Grab i'm Ghatten.
- Dem II Sabre aIten Charles
Builder ipurbs ooreeitern Wadmittas
oas 3Deirab seitoblen uub bic polisei
erfuhr, bub ein 14idbriger 8nabe mi.
bem 3Deirab auf Der Darrtoipn aanos
itrabe eefeben purbe. eouis Shud
ocn 0arrtopn ipurbe eriuht, ben
0ieb einsufonesn uno bic polisei ers
belt fpGter bie Ratridt, bnb Dieb
uno 3peirob iih In 5errn Sdud's 5
Sbbut befdnben. Die Deieftips
Strider nnn Duas fubren iufcrt nit
einem 4utompbiI nah Darrtopn unb
boIten ben Dieb. Gr beibt Wm. 6oss
fins unb lift Der Sobn bon 9an:s
Spstins BON gra3iI, Snb. Der andbe
psrlieb feline Ssinatb .om lebtea
Mittpo6 uns begab iih mad einetns
nati. gr fam Itliebli6 am Somitog
noh 6amiIton, itdbl oas 2rp.irob uno
lpoIIts su Ruttern 3uriidfabren. Ter
anabe puros qsitern fsinsm Batter
ouseeliefert.
- See puth5ff pon go. $50 5rants
lin StraBe mibbunbslt. gsitsrn Blor'
gen feline Satin uno Rahborn taren
Der Srau 5ubilfs. put6off belt 't!s
mem Rahbarn 6. gIadfprb anasbIin
cir Shiebeiien untsr bic Rais. asstss
rer ertpirtte bisrauf einsn 6aftbsfe9l
ssgen puiboff i'm poIiseissritt.
- Die Jeuerpehr puroe porseitsTn
9benb nah BEN qrinseb skottr ass
rufen, 100 bic giloermofhiHe in graro
aeroiben mar. Cine Ro[Ie gilber psrs
trannte. Tem Gpsratsur fpuroe DIE
re6ts Sanb srhsbIia psrbrannt. -
Rdhmittaos 2 lbr ipuroe ois Teuers
pehr mad Der Dohnlue pon Soieph
DiQiams, go. 722 gudepe Sirdbe.
asruTen. Sin gstt i'm 3ipeiteu Stod
mar in gronp osraihsn uub tputos
TART bsfddbist, ebs Die 5lammsn s:s
Iofht puroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
Mls i'm Gireuitasrid,t Der. Nn

als i'm Gireuitg.ridt Der. ans
irae geitelli ipurbe, ben 5aa bon
Charles Mausst, Der Der 9ootuns ieis
ner Satin ansetlost lit. aur 8erbanbs
lung onsuieben, bemertte Der Rihter,
bab er am Wittpph Dor 9esinn Der
9erihtsferien bic Mugelesenbeit oros
nen tperpe. Da Der Staatsanipalt
gurtump in 3pei porbergebenoen Wers
banbIungen ben aneetlasten niht
iiberfiibren fonnts, uno Die 9elhpores
nen uneinis paren, eluubt man tuunl,
bab Moueet nohmdls Dor Die 9es
rihtsfhranten sebrdtt peroen tpiro'
- Die Oelegatsn oes Deutih-Ims@
ritoniihen Staptperbanbes BON Refps
port psrben iih bel Der beute IHno
itattfinpenosn Sibuns bss Shulrdths
einfinosn, ou bic Srage tpesen Ginfubs
runa bes oeutIhenSh Shulunterrihts 3ur
Sprahe tommen miro.
- Sn Der tommenoen Wo6e ipiro
Der 8eneral Council fletbis arbeitsn,
um bic Speaifitationen fir Die Strds
benperbeHerunssn ansuisrtigen, bam;i
nit oem 4usihrsibeu Der &ontratts
beopnnen tperben tonn. SO Square
Straben ioQen umgebaut tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03

Die Reiupprt Office fur Sas Gin.
ciaHntier @olfsblatt" 6siinDet Iid) in
go. 339 Yurf Strabe, gcgeniiber bonn
Gonrtbauic, iuoielbit Rsuisfsifen, Yin.
ssisen II. |. iu. bis 10 ubr 45 Winnten
AbenoS entaegenaenpmmen perben
Selepbun Epatb 240f.
- QQe a. pr.3intte Campbell
Gountns haben nun ibre ReIultats Der
am Samitae Observation-Disclosures
fir domination pon StuatsbeamteH
singeianot unb 1T bas 2idstsRsiuItai
i'm gountn folgsnbes: 9puperneur:
Uap Grearp 1077, 4ooams 981; 8i3ss
9outernerr: McDermott 1893, gos
paros 355, Stuurt 1877; StaatssQ sQus
bitor: 2affoon 1910, gosportb 728;
9eneralzQnDaIt: Garnett SAT, Yalz
Iarb go; ShuIzSuperintsnb.nt:
6amlett 800, Gittrsl 502, Gubont
394; GderbausGommiiIdr: Nepm1n
827, 6ill 726, Wpatt 293; Qppellds
ttonsaerihtssglsrt: Greene 1867,
Ghinn 666.
- @eIunoheitsbeamter Or. 1obo
berthtets fplgsnoe 9ooesfdqe fir bic
DerfloFene Wohs: gorbslia Jurniib,
9 Sags; See pries, %; Wercn Slider,
65 uno WiAdsl 5oran, AZ Sabre. \
- 5susrsGbsf Riedsrs bat an aa.
GefhGftsIeute GtrtuIare srgebsn lais
fen, in oentn iie aufesfprbert psrben,
Dor oem 4. Suli a1s ihre brennbarsn
abfdlls gu entfernsn, ba iufoIee BON
fallenoen Geuerper.ssorpsrn baburt
Elm 8rano entItebsH tonne. am q.
Suli III jeber 5euertpebrmann uub BIZ.
5ulfsfeuertpebr auf pufisn.
". 8. girnbrper unb Satin Don
go. 709 yort Gtrdbs, iinb bon ibrer
@ergniigungsrsifs mad bsm Often 3us
riidaetebrt.
- Sn Der alase bon 8. 8. Gran<
foro eegen Gbarles Wiepsmann, bic
aus Der Sronuns Der 2lltamont 6otel<
4ngelsesnheit eutitanb rsidte oersflds
ger i'm Gireuitserid)t cine QntDort auf
bic antport oes 8srtlastsn elm, in Der
er bebauptet, bob i'm SUM 1903 elm
usbereintommen getroffen ipurbe,
bemssmdb Der alaaer $902.51 idulbe
unb baB er auf bieie Summe cine Qote
ausftelIte. Jerner bebaut'tet Der alGs
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