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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
TIMBER COMPANY ENDS
Iur, Reaches Ncrdi,f la SPENCER Yer
sus Mora Case IN District court
Yesterday Evening.

After being unt for two hours yes-
tcrday cr,nus iho Jury in the case
OF a. 70 spencer versus the Mora TIM
nvr company - -r1rtn'rhip tn
which Wtr, Interested tho GROSS Kelly
COMPANY Wi,hard Dunn and y 4.
Wheeler which HAS been before Tho
second judicial district court for three
Gays. rendered a verdict for tho plain
I'M iu the sum of t2,g32ON and for
the drf,udani IN The -um uf N2.2NH.-
a5 leaving balance bon favor uf the
rlaiuun n the sum ~ t5f3i3. being
lu.i about the sum, with inter- a. ten-
dcrcd hy the defendants tu Toe piaiu-
tu prior t1 the trial of tho eR 80.
Tho case was originally brought
Tor an alleged violation ~ contract
aud for damages IN the sum ni So
0s8.g5. but this Nus increased to Nli.-
pnu by supplement petition iusi bee
fore the defense witnesses we're t.eius
The stand
The case has occupied thr attention
of tAr court since last "Wednesday.
the mai argument and the iusltuc"
tiuus ot judge Abbott noi being cone
,mdcd unti I o'clock YESTERDAY after
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

meetiugs Ut the Territorial Embalm-
urs' ana Funeral Conductors ussocis-
ton.
J. \. Mabonvy e. wcu known mcr
chant of pcming ~ In thu city 20 at
tend one or moro or the numerous
conventions iU session THE week
H. de Graitrnrird. Mrs de GRAFT
cnurd ana thcir daughter are visit
ors in IA, pit, today from their home
az buchanan
j. $. Ma,taN-h, vcll known sheep
man. banker aud merchant of Mag
dalcna. Is in the city Tor few DAYS
visit Hr arrived this morniug
Mayor George r. Ncal OF Roswell,
accompanied by his wife. arrived her,
last night M Veal viii attend tho
gathering cot N,H Mcxico mayors m
Albuquerque
The regular urr'ing OF the Womons
Relief Corps viii be held tomorrow
afternoon ip the \ q. q. W hall liy
order OF the president, Mrs. J q
Chamberlain. secretary
Visitors a. thr fair do not over
hook the new home % the Charles H.
fold Co. wholesalers OF everything
the largest concrete firoproof struc-
turc in the west. located north or tbs
Akarado along the railroad tracks.
b"cuusc ui thr great amount ol
hagsagrc nov boo the city some ol
which Is in,nuluy left IN storage tot
- hours uf longer the baggage room
80 the Santa 81, depot WIS unable t.
accommodate tbp rush. and an ud.
| iunct IN tn, shape of an extra lurg,
size bagRag, .'f has been provided
On the side track west of IN, depot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

For tho best saddle horses IN 'hs
city call phono No. 3, w. l.. Trimble
itS North second ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
IN MEMOR|AM
CHARLES N. QUINN.

Charles NJ Quinn was born June 70.
1855, al DuCktown. Tennessee. and
died near laguna, y VI, October .,
1911 His death was the result OF IN.
iurios received IN wreck OF train
al a point near Laguna. Quinn having
been employed aB fireman on the
wrecked engine Although ne lived
six hours after the accident occurred.
all efforts TO save him failed
Nlf Quinn was member OF High.
land Lodge No i6l OF tho brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firemcn and Engineers,
and had been employed on the santa
Fc lines about three years. tie leaves
mother three brothers and two sis
ters who reside al Duckiown. Tenn.
lie WAS the chief support OF his
mother. who was widowed and was
The vice president OF the local pro
tectiNe board OF the ilremens Organi'
zstiou
| His funeral was conducted by Hlsh.
! land Lodge. ana was very largely at
tended bv members of the railway Or
drrs. brother fremen anu friends A
number OF general officers OF the
company attended The services, which
were conducted In . very imprc6siVe
manner 10y Rev T. Allison OF the
| Methodist Episcopal Church South.
| Mrs, : ~ Miller. Wife OF Conductor
| : B. Miller. a member OF Highland
| Lodge rendered TWO beautiful and
appropriate solos during the services.
Burial was In u OF /. + a r. lcl Ia
| fairVlsW rpmptprg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
SOME SWELL DRINKS

MHn2anp Ginger Ale. ManSano
Fruit Soda, Manzano Water. Root
Beer aud an kinds OF sndas
MANINNO WATER 90.
Thos Taphum. Prop, Office col =.
Central. Phone gsS. Laboratory iiB
South walnut Phone 1915,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

There are thoughts that never perish,
Fright, unfailing through the years
SO his memory We will cherish.
Shrined IN emhal,ned IN tears
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

Mr Chas. ~. Parrish, candi-
d. for the Repsl,i;ean nomina-
tis5n Per State Auditor, was
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
Ella.

There is fine prospects for
fruit this year.
Mr.. J. B. Rasner, who has
been sick for some time is better
at this writing.
Mrs. Margret Williams is very
low at thissswriting.
Mr.. Oscar Sinclair from Pelly-
ton, passed through here one day
last week en- route for Columbia.
Miss Emma Hardwick and Mr..
Bonnie Pendleton. were happily
married last ESunday at Mr..
Gather Shepherd in Russell Co.
We wish them a long and happy
life.
Mr.. G,.F. Pike is very sick at
this writing.
Mr.. G. w. Rubarts and wife
were visiting near Ella last Sum-
day.
( Our singing at the Goodin
School house is getting long
fine.
The post-ofice detective visited
the Ella post office last Wednes'
day.
Miss Bette Byrant and Lizzie
Abrell were the pleasant guess
of Miss Emma Hardwick las
Friday night.
Mrs. Martha Abrell was to SCI
her sick mother, Mrs. Margaret
Williams last Saturday.
N. B. Dillingham; made a flying
trip to Russell county one day
last week.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
Obituary.

The angels of dea tn visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.
Wade and claimed for its own
their little daughter, Bette May.
She was born January the 9th,
1911, and died May the 4th, 1911.
She leaves one sister, one BROTH
err and a host of friends to mourn
her loss.
We extend SYN patty to the
bereaved family and would say
to them weep not for this child
will wait for them on the other
shore where partings comes no
more.
Tis hard to bretk the tender cords
When love has boand the heart,
Tis hard, so hard to speak the word
We must forever part.
We ought not to weep for
Jesus says, suffer little children
to come unto me for of such as
the Kingdom of Heaven. We
must all try to meet her on that
blissful shore where sad partings
comes no more and there well join
glad hands and dwell together
ever more.
Mary Wade Comno;+too
Lieuvelar Jones
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
McGaha.

Farmers are redrilling their
corn that was planted before the
hard rain,
The people of Pleasant View
community have appointed next
Sunday to organize a Sunday
School.
A great many of this commun-
ity are expecting to attend the
Musical Association to be held at
Concord.
Mr.. Hobson has located a
planer just above Mr.. Frank
Burton's store.
Mr.. Frank Bnrton has suppli-
ed the girls of this country with
hats and has some left over.
Mr.. Willie Burton is chirman
of the singing society at Pleas
ant View and Miss Patra Bailey
is Secretary.
Miss Dennie U, Grimsley has
been selected as one of four Q
represent the history class for
commencement exercises at Be-
rea College. She was advanced
to the Harmonica class.
Rev, I. NJ. Grimsley Opened
a school at Pleasant View Church
kthe first Monday in thismonth to
continue eight months many OF
the leading families Of the com.
munity have subscribed to its
support.
Ira Ems is very low with fever,
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

There will be Democratic
convention, heldsin Louiville June
Ia, to nominate a candidate for
Railroad Commissioner, for the
End district. There are thirty.
two counties in the district,
Adair being one of the number.
On Monday the 18th of June
there will lbe a mass convention
held at the court house, in Co.
lumbia, to select delegates to at
tend said district convention
Adair will identified to z votes
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

JamessGarnett, of. Adair coun-
ty, Democratic candidate for at
torneyssgeneral, isCmaking an ac-
tive canvassssfor the nomination.
He is one. Of the best known
young Democrats in the state.
He has been fighting Democratic
battles forssyears, and Frequently
been mentioned for party honors,
but alwayss gave way to some
other good Democrat in the
EleventhE district, and went to
work in his friends behalf. The
Democrats.fof the Eleventh.
hear, are, practically united or
his candidacy, and ask that he
be givensthe..ss which
now looksslikeEa sure thing. Mr..
Garnettemarried Miss Lena Var.
deman, daughter of Rev. Varde,
man, who was at one time pas
tor of Mt. Pleasant Baptis
church, at Keene, and is pleas
antly remembered in that neigh.
borhood. -Nicholesville Journal
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
his recovery is doubtful.

Mrs. Martha Burton who has
been sick for sometime seems to
be improved.
Rev John Rice preached a
very interesting sermoud q {
Pleasant View last Sunday.
+ The first Sunday in the month
is the regular day for preaching
at Pleasant View /. NJ. Grims!ey
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

The Court of Appeals sustain
ed the judgment of the lowing
court in the Vending case, ano
the man charged with the MUIR
der OF little Alma Kellner, will
have to spend the remainder OF
his life in the penitentiary.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

Gov. Woodrow Wilson, of New
Jersey, spoke at Los Angeles,
Col, Saturday night. His theme
was for good government and
against the tariff.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

Jas Buckner and Jessie Smith,
the two negros who murdered
the town Marshal of Lebanon.
Were given trials last Saturday
and Monday, Buckner " a
given the death penalty an q
Smith p yerfs. Buel9ner Is 9
native Of A6air County.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
guest of Ida Grant Sunday.

guest UL LIud UTdHC OUIIudy'
Wallace Beard was at Column
bia on business on day last week.
= Rev. Nelson will fill his regular
appointment at this place next
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Clint Greer was visiting
at Roley several days of last
week.
There is tho ugbt to be plenty
of fruit in this section.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

Meridian, an eastern horse won
the Derby last Saturday. Forty
thousand people witnessed the
race.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
Neatsburs.

We are having pretty days now
and farmers are busy planting
corn.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Irwin
Burton. on the 7th a girl
Mr.. ]. E. Beard and family,
Eunice, were visiting at Mr..
jennie Beard Saturday night and
Sunday.
Sunday School at this place is
progressing nicely.
Miss Ulster Royse Columbia,
was visited Misses Nat and Fan
HE Evans few days Of last
week.
Wheat is looking fine in this
section.
Hiss sallie Burton was the
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

shaking hands with the Republi-
cans in this town Monday. Mr..
Parrish is from Woodford county
and polished gentleman.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17

Hon. James Garrett of Adair
countyswas.in flown last Satur-
day in the interest Of his candi-
dacy for the democratic nomina-
ton forssAttorney General. Gar
nett already! had many friends
here but made a number of new
ones whileshere last week. He
is one of the best lawyers in the
state ands will very likely win
the nomination. - He will make a
strongE manRon the ticket as he
is veryss popular in his home
countyeand district and will car
~ bothsby a. good majority. The
democratic party needs such men
as Mr.. Garrett on the ticket this
fall and theys are sure to win. -
Lancaster Record.
The Adair County news., 1911-05-17
WED. MAY. II. 1911.
A Winning Man.

Judge James EGarnett, Demo
cratic candidate for Attorney
General, was tmingling with
friends here. court day. He is
one of thesfnes stand most gifted
men in thesstate'and his nomina-
ton would Fmean much to his
party, butssit is hardly necessary
for him to- canvass this county
because every Democrat in it is
for him. The Harrodsburg Her.
arid
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Sic Rrippurt Office far Sas rGta.
tianarier golts6latt" beitnSrt I'D In
go. 339 gorf Strake, gcseuaber otm
9ourtbaaie, iusicIbit Gtnisfeiteu, Yin.
s.isru II. /. ~. bis 10 ltbr i5 Wiuntea
a6taos eutgegrnarnputmeu tuerben.
SelephpE Sunh 2401.
- Der guIirsB Rsns Club 1T snts
idiebsn segeu bic beabiibtists Qens
Osrunq psrfhieosnsr Sstt;onsn oes
neuen SommiIIions Gsietes. prGiis
bent Queu puroe beouftrugt, Elm Sim
fertpmmittee gu ernennen. pab su irs
esno elmer 3sit tpGbreno Der StBung
Der 2egislatur nah Srantfort geben
iou, I'm Die pahirung elmer osrurtigen
Rippsr Bill gu perbiuberu. SstretGr
Bauer purbs beuuftragt, Seuator
5eIm unb bic RsprdIertaHtsn 5isman
unb gtcGrea 8u erIuhen, oen 9rdfis
oenten &llen ipfort 3u benadrihtigen,
penn cine berartig: 9orIage eirgersidt
perosn ioIIte.
- Der frii6ere TtGotifhe Snssnisur
unb WaTsrfperts superintendent
ROrton uno Satin ieisrn tsuts ibre
goIoene Soh3eit.
George WeI6in1 1T in Isiner
Dobnung, Ro. 432 10. 9. StroB: i'm
alter Dpn 43 Subren gsItprben.
- 5eiratbsideine: gbparo g.
6isb,r uHb Soo S6mibt, betoe Don
Repport.
9etrout pur6en Gam Gopen
unb SaQis Green, beioe BON Gincins
natl; R. 81. Spiniel, 26, BON Tapton,
8. uno Margar.tb Saqppster. q, BON
Souitpn, 8.
- aatherius Steurer uno So Qns
bere, grben bon ShDmas ub, rsi5ten
geItern cine 8lage i'm Campbell arsis.
seridt eegen Qnnd Braun uuo Nm
bsre Elm, um ben Rat!ab bon uB gu
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tperben piiroen. Gs lit burhous npthz
peubie, bab ettpas Derartiges in all
lerndhiter s3eit sefdieht, bo GoDinss
ton ipnIt in @efahr ftebt,' nod anbere
ssabritsn gu perlieren.
Senrp Sonperins 1T in feiner
Wubnuna, go. III Bek Z. Ctr. i'm
glter BON 81 Sabren seitorben.
- %. q. sunt pun bier, Der i6uls
oio befunben purbe, eineSpielb0ae be-
trisben 3u baben, puroe geftern Don
9oupsrneur Biaipn beenoStgt.
- Charles Raeel, %, purne i'm
qpIissigeri6t au 80 3osen Saft uno
$50 uno Soften perurtbeilt. Gr mar
oes Oisbitabls bon MeHins nneetlast,
bod nurpe Die alage in unorbentIl>
hes getrassu umgednpert.
- Der WenoelIobn 9efansOerein
piro am Mittpoh, ben 8, Deaembsr,
i'm aupitprium Der GpuirstOner 8is
bliptbst stn aonsert eehen
Or. 6. g. S6rnibt BON Rsp
Orleans, friiber bier dnfafig. bdlt
fi6 bier gu einsm 8siud auf.
-Sn Der seItrissn @eriammIuna Der
QIoermen lief Elm Streiben oes Snouz
trial Club Elm, tpprin Die Gntfernun9
Der eiierneR Selepbonpfoiten an Was
oiTpn Mpenue befiiriportet piro, oa Die
Selepbonordbte Iih isBt unter Gruro
befinben. Die pfoitsn tperben jest BON
Der Stabt fir DEN qoliSei patrolz
oienIt benust.
- 6. 8. Bald lpuros geitern Rahs
mittag i'm Sriminal9eriht ihuloi9
beiunben, $50, Gigentbum bon Walter
asIp, bebaIten 81 baben. 9at4 bat cine
Shaubube in 2agopn uno ensastrte
aelp aIs SstretGr uno SdaBmetiter
une lieb i'm $50 in 9aar als Cider
belt fir bic ebrIi6e 8erpaItuns iets
mes goitens Its[Ien. Nuh elmer Wohe
enttisB gota 'eiren Setrstdr unn
S1dBmsiiter auf Gnaa unc Jdu,
Ra6bsm er ibm 81 Mo6:nlohr be-
subIt bate, bebieIt er Die $50. 9attI
niro bon sinsm bis 5u fiinf SahrsH
in's 3uhtbaus nanoern.
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fofort 3eigt, fp<nn fe leint RdpoIiert
inb GofoomKn mebr nm fih babsn.
Jbr 0titid bat lie psrurtbeiIt, alien
9bdtiahen bes Grfperbes, alien Weiss
bsiten Der Wlenjhtnfeuntnib fern3us
bIeiben. GesbdIb, man erinnere fih
nur an bic idn0ben Mp<ntiuren bsr
beiben 2uiIen, fallen iie oft 10 ti<i, ges
rdbeipegs In bas @obenIDie, gnts
ipur5elie. obne Giherkii.
nnb 70 eniroIlt iih Dor uHs bic 1ros
eObie Der bestaFirten Giiriili6isit, bic
fi6 faft INNER onWssolIidrstn iniipft.
Wian iann febr tpcbI iens belize Gstns
Iufi periiehsn. bic aus bem toftbortn
aGfis Der Grbatnbtit biHausitrebt
in oas Weite, In ale uniere G<fnbrsn,
Jreuoen unD Shidiafe. lInb man be-
sreift sbtniosui. bab bieft aIinsenbsH
@DssI, b<nsn bic Jliigsf sefsust fDurs
ben, meiit in Der unbesren5.en Wsite
Der Rotur ptrnerbtn. Sie tpuren ges
borsn, um su reprdientiren. er5ostn,
um Miirbs 5u seissn. nun nber fpHmt
es nint mehr auf REPRESENTATION unb
Wiiroe on, icnoern auf 3bdtiraft,
auf gennus 4bmeiTung Der 3iele, ouf
4bi6dtuna bes siesnsn seiitiseH 0ers
mOgsns, ouf 1iitonsiruns. nno gsrooe
fiirisIi9s 5uesnben iperben oa Su Jehs
Iern. cider, 2sbtnstiihtiee unb BE-
aabte iperb<n NIT naiiirIi6em 2alsnie
bariiber hinlpssiommtn, mas lie bon
ibren gGtsrn srerbt haben, ertperben,
um &c gu beliben. allein, bies erfcrs
bert f.br pNl. Tsbr ungetp0hnlidt Ga
ben. niht bios cine erbobtne 6eiis,
nit Der bi. erbobenbsit fcriaefhIeus
bert pirh, fonhsrn Die araft su einsm
neuen, tapferen 2ebsn. ods auts 5ii
peresHen uuo uIss neu sn lernen psr'
ittbi.
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$anriltun Sns.ie.n, eofuI. I.Rpti5sn
uHO Rruisfetten iinS absugebsn Gfe
ber 4. nnb Charles Giraffe. llnier
agsnt fir Samiltun ipobnt go. 3Ol
Horo Sruut CTR. SelepbOu Samiltur
l376.G. Selepbpn snisrcs aprreipon
b:Mten: 393X gea.
- Carrie Mi1itin, Qanes Woran,
aatis Welfb, Sod Wpsrs, Gad DiIs,
WInnie 5inn unb bic 8srpalter bes
Wercp 6oipttaIs baben ibre Replit in
Der Glugs Uou 3oispb 6. 6ofpea u.Q.
nm llmitobung bes 9sitamsnts Der
aate 6. Sorpea eingereiht. Die ges
nunntsn Grben fugsn, bab oas singes
reibts 1sitamsnt bas geiiument Der
grblaferin 1T.
Gam. z. gtiebermann ftur3te
geitern auf Der 5obrt aus 'einem 4us
tomobiI unO psrlssts ii6 i'm Geiiat.
= Die 9ef6porenen btben SoIepb
Boone bss ginbruts unb 1iebItabIs
fhulbie befunben unb ben Dsrtb Der
geitcblenen Stuhe uno Serpietten
auf 1925 feitgeiest
- Ri6ter Wurpbp befpiligte Der
Wprtle Guntel bic S6eibung bon
DiIIiom Guniel auf GrunD bon @ers
lofens.
- Joiepb 5ep5trs bat Warp Sen
BERG auf 9runb DON untreue auf
S1eibuug nertiagt. 8us paar beis
ratbets 1902 uno bat apei ainber.
- Julia 6. Sobnfon, bic Dittpe
BON Blodfprb Jobnfon, itarb gsftern
Morgen in ibrer mobnuns in Spers
peds Citation i'm bitter Don "a Subren
On Der Bruftfetlentoiinbnng. sic bins
tsrIGbt Swei 1D4isr uno einsn Sohn.
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Sie Slnmenausftellmng.
Srautkpuau.ts IaSen iormlit ,um
Seiratb:n Elm.

Gingeflsiitt. SungeeisLsR bdttsn
gsiteru Die 8IumenausiteuuHg teiu6eH
ioLsn. Deuu Iis bic 8rautbouqusts.
gsiebeu bdttsn. Tie piiroen in lid
uHo flugs auf bic 8rauihau ges
gangsn isiu. Die lpuHosrbarsn Gss
piuos BON gIumsu uHo 9dnbsrn
bdttsn ibnen ibsr ben Rubis
ton Der Gbsi6su gsboIfsn unp bic
qforte finosn IaisH, bic brett iHs
9urootss Der Gbe fubrt. Gs If aber
nod ni6t gu ipdt. Die grautbouqu.ts
tonneu aud beute nod bepunosrt uno
auf DffeutIiasr Quition iogar .riisigert
perDen. Stdos, pab Der 3aHttag NIT
ieiner 5eiratbsIuit nod 10 fern 1T.
Die Bouquets paren INNER 81
spsieu ausgsitsut; ems fir bic 8raut
unb ems fiir bic 9rautiungisr. 9d
isooa bic 4nforosrunssu, lpslds bi.
grsisri6tsr Iteqsn, Isbr ftrsng. Tuo,
tpuroe nur Elm eriter uno sin britttr
preis ertannt. Die artationsn BON
5arosftp & go. ipurotn nit benz CT.
ften grsis beoaat Der Struub fir
Die graut iii aug WaigIodden gspuns
ben, Die Don fhmalsn ipeibsn gdnoern
unb sinem breitsn peiben ganb gu.
iammengehdIten perben. Nus nun.
osrbarsn mattrothen Roisn nit Roia.
bunb bsItsbt Der Der 8rautjuueTsr sus
cshahts Straub. Der srIts prsis be-
itanO aus $50. Den brittsn prsis,
500 erhisIt 6rl. Goitb anrt, ber.r
Bouquets aus gIeihen glumsR beitan'
BEN. gu elmer anberen 9ruppe pareE
tunoert orobbliittins Stpest geas rsip.
psibe ROisH Dtr;pdnbt tporbsH, nit
SmilaT uno entIpreheno farbiesr
Gdnoeru.
oarnsItp &c Go. errargen aud ben
srftsn prsis. $50, fir sinsn nit
Sdnittblumsn ssfiiaisu 5enieItOrb.
Bier Spisldrtsn Roien, Susi SpisIs
artsu RsIt.n, @eilten, Utaielott.n
unb Sr6ioesn nit entfprsdene 3artem
Grim biIostsn ben bsrrlihsn Snbult.
Den 2. Qreis in oieisr 9rupps, S25,
erbielt SRI. Gbitb anr.. sic bate
ibren sorb nit rofa Srfibsen, tpsiben
Roien uno 5arren sefiillt uno ben
6sntel fdmiidte cine sriin.tpeibs brsite
8anoidItife. Inter ben Glumsntor.
ben erreote aud Der bon 9romep, Der
american Beauties snthielt, 4ufiebsn.
!6eute Gbeno pirb Die @usiieaung
oefhIoHsn. Tim s llhr beginnt Der
unb ohne s3rpeifel per.
Den bi. buftigsu glumsnitoss reibsns
ben Q5iaB fInben.
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oes Ratts beleuhtet.
- Dos Suggp BON 5boulos ains
nep bon Reilep brad geitern Rahmits
tag auf Der SisbzWain Strabe Bride
SuIammsn unb Serr Ginnep erlitt BEL
benz lnfau eine Dunbe iiber oem reds
ten Nuge.
- Die 2ei6s bon SoAn 3. Garter.
pelder in ieinem Gpftbaus in Dapton
8, am Wtitttppd an 9aieu erititts,
puros our 9ssroisuns na4 SdmiItor
9ebraHt.
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