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Evening journal., 1911-12-07
Peoples Column
COMPENSATION
OF WORKMEN

Editor Of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
An economic, practical, human
argument has won in the Wisconsin
Supreme Court. The workmen's COM
pensation act, which assures justice
to the victims Of industrial accidents,
has been upheld. The principle Of
money compensation for loss Of wages
due to accidents in the course of em-
ployment has been formulated into
court-tested law. The Wisconsin law,
optional as It is, to escape the
dangerous rocks Of the fourteenth
amendment and other constitutional
provisions, gives to employees the
chance to prove by written record
whether they are willing to treat their
human workmen as well as they treat
their machinery and other producing
equipment. Every employer who
elects TO come under the law proves
by his action that he believes in JUS
tice.
Strange as it may seem, this princi-
pie of paying for repairs to human
limbs in much the same manner as
employers pay for repairs to worn
out or damaged machinery, has been
IN the balance for months. The con-
stitution and few hundred years of
legal precedents raised doubt as to
whether this sort of justice could be
made a reality.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has
answered, yes" 1t has done more,
it has said, through Justice Winslow,
who wrote the opinion, that it is to the
interest of all society that work.
accidents should be ar expense of in
dustry; that the victims of these ac-
cidents should not become subjects
of abject poverty, of begrudging
charity.
The Wisconsin decision means, first
of all, that employees of concerns
which have elected to come under the
law, will receive 65 per cent. of their
wages, while disabled through acci-
dent; also that they will receive free
medical attendance. The decision
means more than lis. II means that
Wisconsins opinion, from it high
court, must be reckoned with by other
Supreme Courts, even the United
States Supreme Court, in deciding
similar disputes.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court. ir
upholding this public policy, ha:
taken a step forward that will prov,
of inestimahle importance in the his
tory OF twentieth century jurisprud
ence.
Yours truly,
George II. Litz.
Wilmington npcemhpr 4
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
THE COMBAT WON'T TAKE PLACE.

IT HE clever cartoonst of the Sunday Star pic
4 lures two estimable gentlemen, the Hon L.
Irving Handy and the Hon. Willard Salisbury
wearing the boxing gloves and preparing for
bout TO determine which shall have the credit of
leading the sentiment for Governor Woodrow Will
son in this state.
Although we do not know it as a fact, we pre-
sumo that both these gentlemen bad regulations
as athletes some years ago, but whether they could
hold out in combat such as the Stars cartoonst
ntimates is doubtful 1t takes better wind to
fight than to talk.
There is no doubt, however, that if they should
meet in physical encounter, either before the
Civic Association or at the Armory, there would
be crowd of witnesses TO see them, or, for that
matter, If they met in combat of words the
crowd would be there.
The Journal does not believe that the Demo-
cratic leaders will have physical encounter Our
sporting editor solemnly swears that no two fight
ers who mean business ever in these days enter
the ring wearing moustaches. And my. how we'll
did the cartoonist bring out those luxuriant nous
taches of Mr.. Handy and Mr.. Salisbury
1t might not be difficult to settle who was the
original Wilson man, but it would surely be hard
TO tell which man has the better moustache in the
picture. But can gentleman with moustaches SC
beautiful be real, live progressves?
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
MIR. GOMPERs's DEFIANCE.

NJ GOMPERS is right in his declaration that
i 4 the confessions Of the McNamaras will not
destroy organized labor, but they have shaken the
confidence that many Of the members of organized
labor have in the judgment of Mr.. Gompers as a
leader.
According to the statements of Mr.. Darrow the
President Of the Federation made no effort to find
out whether the McNamaras we're guilty as oharg-
ed, but contented himself with assuming and in
fact proclaming their innocence and charging that
the governments case was a frame-up. Mr. Com
pers cannot get from under the sensible criticism
that the Federation leaders should have found out
or tried TO find out the truth of the matter and
not pursued course which has resulted in the
"buncoing' of labor out of thousands of hard
earned dollars to be followed possibly by scan
da over the distribution of the funds
Before Mr.. Gompers assumes his attitude of de.
hance he had better wait until the government in
vesugators learn whether more Of the labor chiefs
IN Indianapolis elsewhere we're a part of the
dynamiung plot. He had better wait some ex-
planation of the long list Of explosions and wreck
ing Of property that must have been directed by
some eabal of men whose tool Jim Mcnamara
was. And neither can Mr. Gompers wrap himself
up into assuming that all those who have criti-
cised the conduct of the chiefs Of the Federation
m this matter are enemies Of labor"
AS we have said organized labor will continue
not because Mr.. Gompers or any other man is its
<hief, but because 1t is necessary corollary of
.Tganized capital, and the existence of organized
labor in the economic world is due to natural
causes. lust as the great combinations of capital
are really due TO natural causes which have pro-
duced present production as distinct from the
old methods Of production and competition prior
70 the aseendenoy Of modern industrial processes.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
ENGLAND's INDUSTRIAL BILL.

II HE industrial insurance bill fathered by
4 David Loyd-George passed the House of
Commons of England last night, and it is not be-
iieved that it will encounter much opposition in
the House Of Lords. The bill Is an advanced step
towards solving the industrial problem in Eng
land although Mrs. Pankhurst during her recent
Philadelphia address severely scored the measure,
because there were determinations against women
and she intimated that Lloyd-George was
something of political fakir.
The bill provides insurances against sickness
and disability for the fifteen million workmen of
the United Kingdom, and limited insurance against
unemployment for the 100000 craftsmen of the
building engineers trades. The latter feature is
experimental and if successful will be extended to
other trades.
For health insurance every male laborer whose
wages exceed 90 cents day is-subject to compul.
sorry contribution of cents a week; every en-
ployer pays cents week for each person in his
employ and the government four cents week.
Women contribute two cents less than men.
Men will receive $3.50 a week during sickness
for thirteen weeks and Sl25 week thereafter.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
THURSDAY, DEC. 7. 1911
NEW CASTLE.

n TEw CASTLE has come to the front IN hne
IN shape in the consideration of the DUPONT
boulevard. The Trustees of the Commons did a
broad.minded thing when they decided to donate
what will amount to about twentysix acres for the
road If needed, provided that the road go IN the
direction Of New Castle.
The trustees of the county hospital at Farnhurst
have also agreed to give the land necessary for the
road.
1t is said that the town of New Castle is the
only one of the state towns, excepting Dover that
so far has made definite proposal to give land
for the purpose of the road
Residents Of New Castle who resent the oft-re-
peated assertion that the town on the Delaware is
"sow" can now challenge any of the other Della
ware towns to show that any one of them is
swift"
The authorities Of New Castle are entitled to
much praise, and their decision will no doubt have
considerable influence with Mr.. dupont and the
others who select the route
1t seems probable that the road will come
through the eastern part of the county and at
noinis II may be close to the Delaware river. Much
derends upon the reception of the road builders
IN that region, for it was the wish Of the people
evnressed in tangible form that determined the
cov0ee Of the new highway in Sussex county. The
cetting Of the road in the eastern part of the
county depends upon the residents themselves.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
Cured In His Own Home Town

WILMINGTON, DEL. Harry Owens,
213 n. Franklin Street tells the way
for his fellow townsmen to be cured
Of kidney and bladder ailments as he
himself was cured. For three or four
years past have had kidney trouble
in a bad form. I had terrible pains
across my back and l felt miserable
and all played out. ! got some of
Foley Kidney Pills and after taking
them a few days the pains in my back
vanished and felt better than have
for years. l can heartily recommend
Foley Kidney Pills for what they
have done for me-" n. B. Danforth,
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
With the Paragraphers ::


The practice Of working and sacrificing for years to
accumulate fortune, then late in life be Obliged 20
spend large part Of it in search for lost health
has very little to recommend IT, Why should a man
toll TO give GRAVEYARD stockholders divdends?-Ches-
ter Times
Georgia Judge has decided that it is a crime to
kill a baseball umpire Fortunately for him the recall
of judges is not yet the vogue in Georgia-Phiadel-
phia Record.
Two sheep escaped from Central Park and tied up
traffic for an hour New York doesn't know how 10
handle EN- outside Of Wall street-Washington Post
Remember how much extra work Christmas buying
places on the employees IF the stores and FIX it up with
Santa Claus eary.-Richmond Virginan
The promoters OF some Of these political booms
should read the ordinances prescribing the penalties
for turning in false alsrms.-St Paul Pioneer Press
Evening journal., 1911-12-07

Women receive Si.s7 week for thirteen weeks Of
sickness and the same men after that time.
The bill also provides for free medical treat
ment. Consumptives are to be treated at a sana-
torium constructed by the government. The wives
of insured workmen are to receive SIS at child
birth and additional benefit of SIS if she her
self is insured.
The insurance features of trades union will be
continued under government supervision. Mem
bers will contribute direct to the unions and will
receive from them the benefits provided in the
bill
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
HAVE YOU ANY GIFTS FOR
THE CITYS POOR CHILDREN

The st. Nicholas Girl is actively en-
gagged in the plans for the kiddiesI
Christmas. The children of the cityl
who have toys to give to make Christi
mas happy and bright for the other|
children, are securing their TREASURED
chests for contributions with the rel
suit that the list which will be publ
llshed in a few days will be most graft
flying. Clothing for dollies is parti-
cularly asked for and toys for boys,
AS yet there have been no requests
for books and the prospects are that
the children will all ask for other
things. A number OF firms in the city
have expressed a keen interest in this
work and with the aid of the police de-
partment there is little doubt that only
worthy children will be reached.
THE EVENING JOURNAL will be
glad to hear of any persons who have
donations for this Christmas party
and will arrange to have these called
for upon notification.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07

A newspaper straw vote taken in Ohio shows
that a large percentage of the Democrats of that
state are still for Colonel Bryan for the Demo
cratic nomination. Some think if the mass of the
Democratic voters expressed their choice for pres
dent the colonel would win in Ohio but that is
doubtful. Governor Harmon, who has proved so
strong at the polls in his own state, would prob
ably win in a primary test But it is evident that
Colonel Bryan is force that must be reckoned,
with at the next Democratic national convention.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
WANT POSTS
OFF CURBS

Now that the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company is
about to complete the erection Of the
electric light standards along Mar
ct street, a movement is to be START
ed to have the merchants remove all
awning posts along the curb as we'll
as the stepping stones
The lights will be ready for use on
December IS.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
Win the Coming OF MiddIe Acc

There is a letting down in the ply
sical forces often shown in annoying
and painful kidney and bladder all
ments and urinary Irregularities.
Foley Kidney Pills are a splendid re-
gulating and strengthening medicine
at such time. Try them. n. B. Dam
forth, Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
;: Personal and Pertinent ::

] trust In Nature for the stable laws
OF beauty and utility. Spring shall plant
And Autumn garner to the end of time
/ trust in God-thc right shall be the right
And other than the wrong. while he endurcs
trust in my own soul that perceive
The outward and the nward-Natures good
And Gods. Robert Browning
s--.-.
Miss Carlson. of the Lindsborg News, says that wnen
she was at Excelsior Springs the who operated the
pump a the Sloan Spring told her that he had picked
up IL ladies handbags during tho summed, only one
Of the "a contained money However, they all had
powder rags from which she draws the conclusion
that woman have fairly good time without any
money provided she keeps her powder dry.-Kansas
City Star
:-.-.-
Fashionable young men in Berlin told. now
have portraits of their hancee printed in their finger
nails. This limits the number Of hancees to ten,
though it is rumored that gentleman who is in
elined to eclectcism, is now pressing his toes into
the service--London Punch.
.-.-.-.
Inward sincerity will Of course influence the outward
department. where the one is wanting there is great
reason to suspect the absence of the other-Sterne
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
New Location for Contractors.

Contractors John E. Healy and Son
are busily engaged tearing out the
building. No 707 Shipley street,
where they will have a suite of
rooms for offices. The second and
third floors the firm will convert into
apartments. reserving the first floor
for their own use.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
~ ~ IA MEETING.

The mems meeting of the Y. NJ. c..
A. on Sunday afternoon will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. Kenneth c. Muir
ray of the South Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
nRnER SOCIETY MEETING.

The Law and Order Society will
meet on Tuesday evening, January
?, when a report will be made cover
ing the period since the last meeting.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Nailed Free to All
i'm Plain MrapDer.

III Aidin UAdpptIs
Many cases of Piles have been cur
ed by trial package Of Pyramid Pile
Remedy without further treatment
When it proves it's value to you. get
more from your druggist at soc a
box, and be sure you get the kind you
ask for Simply fill out free coupon
below and mail today Save yourself
from the surgeons knife and its tor
ture, the doctor and his bills.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07

The Association Of
American Afvertia.
4 ers is composed OF
The Association of American al the grets adver.
Advertisers New York City hst tisers Of this eoun
sxamued certified 70 the circulation W. MY Aaoeis- %
o. this publication. Only the hgUss OF such papets a. sb
cicuatioa contained IN m cspprt axe e1amna
gusrautps6 hy tha Association. ton at any
( ~ and positive proof
VISA a. aAlAU must bo submitted.
eApSHStSN 1.-The accompanying
Ne 1l2 = oocrctaiss certificate No. 112,
has been issutd 10
this
Evening journal., 1911-12-07

Bob.
Just made some splendid biscuits-Gold
Medal Flour BETTY.
Evening journal., 1911-12-07

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards viii tell Of
"a Tale Of the Draft Riots OF 1884,
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Siaofratr fam su ipat.

Wis iih ssitern herausitsnte, tam
Der Staotratb nit ieinem Yrotslt ges
gen bic Berldnserung Der StraB.ns
babnsslsifs an Der Gaitsrn unb 4rfsr
4Denus ettpos su fpdt. Die betrsfftns
ben arbeitsn Iiub ndmlih bereits fer
tisgeitsllt unb bic ShIeife tpurbe auf
Gruno zines Grlaubnibihsius gelsst,
Der Dor einigen 5agsn pom 4rbeiiss
oirettor Sunomatsr ausgsItsQt pors
ben lDdr.
Ter Staotratb bate, pie berihts.,
segen bic 0srIdngerung Der 0slsiie
protsiiirt. neil Der Strabenbabnqsieas
itaft .einsrlei 3ugeitdnbniIie I.itens
oteIer geborot gemaht psrbsn foatsn,
bis cine Strabsubabn nat1 Bomb 5iQ
geleg. lporoen III. a6sr ss bat ben I'm
iteiu, als Oh bic 5errsn Staotpoter
iih in Der Dorlisgsnosn 5rags unnothis
asrtpsiie ms 3sug gelegt bGttsn, cenn
esroriise quseleg.nbeitsn unter'teheu
ausi6Iisblit Der Surisbittion oes 9i.
rsttcrs fir offentli6e 4r6eitsu.
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Sn bem GtabliTsment Der Gd[li1
Gone 60. 'irn /. Stotipert oss 5aus
i.s Ro. 137 Oft pearl Strabs, tam
ssiisrn Elm 5eusr gum 4usbrut. fpsla
DIES auf einen StiIlalurm bin sel0idt
purbs, beDor nennensperther Shaoeu
angerihtst rporoen mar. Die Gniiies
bunssuriahe iii unbeidnnt.
- pafanttn faben 6eute Wiorgsn
tur3 nat Witternaht Raud, aus ben
aeaerfeniteru ess Rorfplt ylatgebdus
tes. Rorbtpeii.Gte Der 8. aD.nue un6
Glm Gtrabs, beroororins.H. Gin
Siillalarm brdd,te bi. SpriBen-9om.
pagnie Ro. 40 uno bic eeiter-aoms
pagnie 20. sur Stsle. jsooh brauhte
sie leusrpshr Hiht in 3hd.isteii gu
ireten, ba isiR 9rano pcrlas. Die
Hefppbner oes 9sbduo.s ipuroen bur9
Den g.orfuu nidi in ibrsr 9atirufs
cef!0rt.
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&pDtbefer
Reiien bente ,nr NntionalfonDentioH
Ses Jad)Derbanos.

Gelsgentlit Der in Der .ommsnbsn
Wof,e in Tidgara 5dlls itattfinbens
ben SahresptrTammluug Der Vdtios
nal 4Hoeiotion Of Reiail Drugsiits
fpiro Der hisiigs 3psigOerbano burf
cine ftattIide Delegation psrtrstsn
isin.
Die Gineinnatier Bertretsr, bic am
Sonntos bic Jabrt antreten, iinb:
8. grosnIanb ne6it Dattin uno
SobH; ). 3. auii6bauh, &. STAB.
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Gattin, 9. G. aiitner, Satin unb
Snbn, Jrau u. .. WsIls, Or. Sobn
6. Otis, Satin uno 7o1ter, Sobn
Dsis, 2ouis Roettig. gbarIes M.rs
I'll, 8. 6. 3. Gramsr uHo Satin,
Grso. ). Sdanols. 3. 3. 5resrids,
6. 8. pied, gtetor Wiiblkrs, Gbas.
Gblers. Grau gIefi uno Sobn. Gouis
9uitermann. 5arrp ;. 5reiing ).
Z. Widsrfham unb 0attin uno bic
Grl. Gisrineer, VorTa Galler uno
Qnnis Rapps.
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Nm Zamftaa
&irb TN bieiisen Eoitamt bic goit.
Sparbauf eroifnet meroen.

Dom Samitds an ipirb Cincinnati
aud cine poitipurbdnt beiiben. Die
poitmeiitsr Monfort ssitsrn bs.annt
CAB, pirb bic poftIparbaRt am Cams
tag Ueorgea sroffnst fperoen. Die
Sparban. iuirb ii6 in ben RGumlih.
tsitsn bes MoneD Srosr Geporismsnis
+efinben unb unter Der 2eitung bon
9errn Soisp5 Shdsier itehen. Die
9ons tpiro pon aht llhr Woraens Biz
bier llbr Rahtmittags gtOffns. iein
uno .eiu aonto iann fir fpeniser als
eInen Dollar sroffnet fperben.
Nuberoem oarf fein ginleeer mos
natIi9 mebr als s1OO einsabkn une
bas Depot BARI bic 5ohs BON $500
niht ibsrf6rsitsn. SobdIb bieie gins
3ablungsn biefe Sunlms ,rrsiht baben,
iperben iie sum antauf zines Rsgis.
rungsbonos neripenoei. Die 9inisH
fir bic G1oiiten beldufen Iin auf
5nsi prosent per Sahr, aber fiji T sinsn
tiir5srsn 3eitraum ols ein Sabr Ders
ben isine 3inisn bs3ablt.
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germiht.

Die poli5si fpurbs gsitern 96enb
erfuht, Rahforihungsn nah benz IL
Sabre alien 5arDep piercs, go. 1899
Ulontspmerp Roob, dn3uitsasn. Der
Rnabe Derlieb aeitsrn 8ormittag feline
slttrlihe Wobnung. angsblih um sis
nen Jreunb i'm itdbtiffen 5oIpital gu
befu6en. Gr piro isitber psrmibt.
Ius Der Wobnung bon 5op 5uns
gen. Ro. 634 WeIt 6. apenue, Durben
pom sinem Shlsi6oisbe 3psi Straus
bsnfsbern i'm Wsrtbe bon $50 ses
ftohIsn.
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u = IA tie.

DER "a Sabre alts glpbe 90. Gb'
eiHgion, poH Ro. 46 Meit Gorrp
SirdBs. fisl seiisrn an Chapel. nabe
Woobburn 2pe., bon einsr Gar Der
Wiabiion Roob 9inis uno sog iih
itlimme aopfnunoen 5u. Der 9srs
ung!iidte ipuroe in einsm pairolipas
gen na6 otm iidbiifden 6oipita! ges
braht.
Gbas. Wer<r, AZ Jabre aft.
bon go. 504 Cod Sirnbe. fi.l seitsrn
Dor bem 6auie Ro. 324 OF psarl
Strabe bon ieinsm Wassn unb erlitt
fflimme HOpftpunoen. CT tpurDe in
eineH patroIlpagen mad benz isdnti-
fhen GoipitaI sebra1t.
JOf. WifInbors, II Scbre alt,
bon G0. 1907 CHM Girnbs, peruns
sliidte stitsrn 4benb In benz 8. ua.
}. GtbGube. gde Gonol uno Walnut
Strabe oaburh. bnb ein i3psrer ei.
itrner 1tblIter auf i'm fiel. Gr ers
lit einen Beinbruh unb Uerletunaen
am Niiden unb ipurbs ptr g}atrol,pus
gen naH bsm ftdbtii6eH 6oipitol sss
brant.
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Jm ftdbtifhen 8audmt ipurben ges
tern bic foleenben gduerlaubnibs
fheine erfpirft: patrid Utitden, stpsiz
ftodiges Wobnhaus an Der WteWi[ldn,
nabe Der goone,Gtr., $4,000; Minnie
anthonp, 2tft0figes Dobnhaus an
Der Gde Der lineoln unb Winslon
aDs., $4,000; 90. aleins, 2titodiges
Wobnbaus auf benz GrunoItiid Qo.
$40 Union 2pe.; Sofepb Suber, um-
bau bes Sauiss go. 124 Weit Z. QDe.
in elm Gabeneebdubs, $11, 900.
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Damsn5Dsig a.s Staotuer6anoes.
Eie VatiOnalprafibsntiH pobnt Der
eehrtasn Grtraperiammlnue BET.

Der 1amsn3ireig bes Deuiih.Qm.s
fiianllten Staotnerbanoss belt sss
tern absnb unter benz DorFBs Der
prahoentin Jrau Charlotte Reeb cine
eItraDeriammiuns ab. bic aubsrors
nentll4 gut beiuht mar. ;yrau Dorm
hotfsr, bic Qdtionalprdii0e pelfs
fih Guf elmer 4gitationsreiIe burh ben
Nsiten befinbet, mar sbsnfalIs in Der
geriammlung anpefeno unp bielt cine
gsoieaene anipruhs, iDorin Tis auf bic
grobe geosutung Der 5rauenperbdnos
aufmeriiom ma6ie unD barauf bins
fpies, bub bic 4ntpeienben es ii1 ans
gslegsn feiH iaiien ioliten, iiets uRo
tmmsr propaganda fir bic 9rinbuHg
ioldjer VerbGnDe an MAIDEN. Nm
Shluiie ifrer Rebe fpurbe Jr1uDorns
hoefer nit srobem g.ifaa beIobnt unb
Die prdfbentin iibsrreitie ibr i'm Rns
men bss 0erbanbss elm biibIhes Bous
quet. unter ben anpsienben befanb
iid aud Jrau Rtests, be grGiibentin
bts Jrauenoereins BON Bellevue, aens
tutn, unb bic iibrissn Mitglisber bes
Vorftanbss. als nsue Witglisber tpurs
ben 5rau SdaIi6. Gran Sonomann,
Grau aGhfar uno 5rl. gsntbam aufs
genommsn. Dir yriiibsntin sFrau
Rse6 Duros einiiimnlig aIs D.Ieaaiin
Su Der Vutional,onnfniipn bes Ratio
nalperbonoes. ipelhe anfana Cttober
in Waibineton, .. g.. absebalten
ipirb, erpdbIt.
Die perfhisbenen 4usidiie fur bag
ON Snmftog, ben Is. Septsmber, i'm
Jorreft Dart an Der Carthage gits
iiatifinoenbe 5erbits unb ainberisft
hs-'hteteu. bub fdmmtlihe 8or6ersts
tungsn in bsiteH 5dnbsu isi.n unb bas
Jsit iid ohne 3tpeifsl gu sinsm sroben
GrfoIae gefialien pitrbe.
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Grl. Gmma Gllsnbit bon Dobton,
ap., melbete geiiern i'm goliseihdupts
qudrtier, bdB ihre Shreibmdffine i'm
Werthe Don 500 aus Der Office Der
6. 8. & .. eiienbobn i'm 5. sslur bes
earelu Gebdube gsitoblen fporben lit.
Gin Sdlsidbieb entpenbeie aus Der
Wobnung bes Gam. Gilman, go.
lit 0ine Strobe. sinen tleinen Gelbs
bstras, fcipie Safen i'm Wert6e BON
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