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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

ksrma, a very spiritual and vlrtuous
nigh priest or the temple ~f India.
resists with all his religious fervor
Quinetrea. a. beautiful and fascinating
cnchantress. Quinetrea eventually
conquers and Karma falls a victim TO
her wiles. She triumphantly taunts
him, and, outraged at her cruel decep-
ton, Karma curses her. and Quine-
trea Is transformed into a huge snake.
Fifteen hundred years later, Karma
appears reincarnated i'm he person OF
Leslie Adams. and loves the beautiful
heiress, Lillian White. Together they
visit the ancient temple OF Karma and
arc shown the reptile. which every
hundred years resumes human form.
While Leslie gazes fascinated, the
snake uncoils and Quinetreae stands
before him in all her bewitching
charm. She holds him with her hyp,
nCtic power and forces him TO accept
ali amulet for his bethrothad, upon re
ceiying which Lillian falls dead
Karma beholds a vision of himself as
high priest, again curses Quinetrea
and drops dead across the PROSTATE
body of his bethrothed"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
DESCRIBES HOTEL
FOR GIRLS IN PARIS
Rev. J. B. Clark Writes of In
stitution Established BY Mrs.
Grace Whitney Hoff

The Rev. John Britain Clark. pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian church
who is in Europe for the winter, and
is spending the holidays in Paris, has
Written the following letter 10 Miss
Alice Rebecca Marsh, general secre-
tary of the Detroit Y. w. c. A, re-
garding the hotel for girls in Paris,
which Mrs. Grace Whitney Hon, for.
nerly OF Detroit, was instrumental in
establishing:
Il have just come from delightful
visit to Mrs Hoff and her Student
hostel. The hostel is on the busy
boulevard Michel, and its withdrawal
from the streets, with large front
yard, It's delightful rear yard, with
ragoda-like tea house. its long ceiling
rooms, all reveal that the building was
originally convent. Somehow, while
glad 1t no longer is such, the fact that
it was gives curiously delightful at
mosphere to 1t all. The students have
rooms and meals here for about 20 e
week and tea is served by different
hostesses i'm the afternoon.
Yesterday the afternoon service
filed both rooms with an audience Of
delightful girls, students In art and
music. who were addressed by Lady
Ramsey, of Aberdeen, wife OF the able
archaeologist, Sir William Ramsey
who addressed them a week ago.
was privileged to have part in the
service, DR.. Richardson, the able sec
rotary, had called to invite me. 4
very great work is being done in Paris
by this hostel. 1t gives girls In Paris
safe and lovely home while study
ing 1t gives opportunity at homes o
prominent Partisan women for SIN
dents to nave small salons. wher'
they can show the results of thei
study in art and music; II gives TIT
students lectures by the ablest men q
the Sorborne on vital subjects. and
offers fine trips under able and SAT
conductors TO the various centers o
interest. A party goes this week Z
Rheines tn see and study the catht
dral there Next week another part
goes TO Rouen to study the queer oil
town and it's famous cathedral.
Paris is a great city with man
customs strange to us and all too cas-
lily assimilated by young people alon
! IN it's throbbing life, and this hoste
| Is q Christian oasis in what mus
seem, to many. a great Sahara O
loneliness and danger"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
CRUELTY LEADS AS
WRECKER OF HOMES
Desertion and Non-SuppOrt
Come Next-WOmen Plant
IFS Far Outnumber Men

With the granting OF Is divorces
by Judge Codd and one by Judge Hos
MGR, Saturday morning, the total mum
Der of DEGREES Issued by the Wayne
circuit court for the year, 1912, total
ed $50, an increase OF about 100 over
the previous twelve months The
court officials are inclined to attribute
tie increase to the growth OF the city
rather than an additional amount OF
matrimonial infelicity among the in
-hatitants OF Detroit and vicinity. In
addition to the large number OF de-
crees, thirteen marriages were an
MI ed.
The list in which divorces were
granted, Saturday morning, was as fol
lows: Lillian VS.. Vincent Fitzgerald;
Franklin o. vs.. Grace A. Prussia: Jen'
pie d. vs.. William II. Brendle; Rusa
VS.. Ralph ami; Eva l. ys. Joseph f
Davis; Marie VS.. John b. Blaser;
Charlotte vs. Robert r. Lennebacker;
Guy c. VS.. Esther G. Kennedy; John r.
Charles Baker; Harry Va. Hazel Kirk !:
Mary Mabel vs.. George Henry Fisher;
Emma vs.. Charles A. Porter; Mary c.
vs.. John Patterson, and Fannie vs..
Percy Barlow.
In the latter two cases, Judge Codd
said he would not sign the DEGREES
for 80 days, so that the defendants
might receive personal service in
connection with the proceedings.
A touch OF pathos featured the
Baker case, the plaintiffs little boy,
about Ave years old, clinging close to
her skirts as she gave her testimony.
He was handsome, manly little chap.
and people in the court room express
Ell sympathy for him and his mother.
The little fellow caused a smile all
around when he chirped to Judge
Codd
Ulster. will you please give me a
drink"
Judge Codd beamed on him in a
fatherly sort OF way and brought him
glass OF water.
Attorney Burns. for Mrs. Baker. and
Attorney Payne, for the husband,
clashed over the payment OF uppaid
alimony OF $50, Payne declaring that
Baker was out OF work and should not
he obliged to pay up.
Judge Codd told Payne that Baker
ought to be glad that he was getting
OF so ieniently; that the wife was not
asging for more money.
Mrs. Baker testified that her hus-
band had deserted her and that she
had seen him with other women Her
testimony was corroborated. The Gus
tody OF the little boy given TO the
mother.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
PRINCE OF WALES
REBUKED FOR'RAC'
Compelled BY King To Resign
From Swagger Oxford
eClub

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-The prince OF
Wales has been compelled to resign
from the Burlington, the most swag-
ger club at Oxford. Details OF the ar
fair became known today. His royal
highness, on q recent night, engaged
in what the students called a rag
which il a mild sort OF frolic, but dis
couraged by the university authori.
ties.
At the height of the gayety, a pry.
ing proctor came along and took
down the names of all the rartici.
pants, which he later reported. II is
not considered disgrace for students
thus TO be "progged" as such report
ing is termed, buC when news OF the
affair travelled down to Buckingham
palace and reached the royal ears
King George commanded the future
king Of England to resign from the
club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

FOR PAVING STREETS AND
---- ALLEYS.


Roll ii9f--For grading aud paving
Palms avenue from the north line Of
Dix avenue to the south tnrb Toledo
avenue.
Roll 1tS5--For grading and pavine
Bewick avenue from tbs. south curb
line OF Kercheval avenue 10 the south
curb line OF Charlevoix street.
Roll 11s6--For grading and paving
Waterman avenue from the north line
OF Fort street 70 the south line Of
Ferndale avenue.
Roll 11s7-For grading and paving
Manchester avenue from west curb line
or Wldemere avenue 10 the east line
OF Dexter boulevard.
Roll 1i9S--For grading and paving
alley No. 2tI, running from the east
curb line or Brush street TO the west
line OF Beaubien street. In block be-
tween Larned and Congress streets.
Roll 1i99--For grading and paving
alley No. 2c5. being the alley In block
twelfth streets. from the west line OF
north and south alleys. $50 feet more
or less easterly.
Roll 12O0--For grading and paving
alley No $50, being the alley east or
and parallel TO Russell street from the
north curb line OF Eliot street 10 the
south curb line OF Rowena street
Part is due and payable within
20 days from date of this notice. Parts
-. and become due and payable In
one, two and three years, respectively.
interest at the rate OF per cent from
| the date OF the confirmation OF this
| roll.
Either CT said parts may be paid
within 30 days from the date or this
notice without further interest
III either or said parts one. two.
1 three or four shall not be paid when
| they become due. per cent penalty
and interest at the rate OF per cent
/ from the date when the work was ac-
| cepted by the city will be added, and
! the premises assessed will be adver-
tised and sold as provided by law.
MAX C. KOCH,
| (53) city Treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
NO rea


STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF wayne.
In Chaneery. Olive Eberly, Complains
ant. VS.. Frank Eberly. Defendant ~.
42.497. ~
the County OF Wayne In chancerI[ Al
Detroit. Mich. on the 18th day De-
eember, A. -. 1912. ~
In this cause IL appearing fr afn-
davit on ftle, that the defendaZZ franlx
Eberly is moi a resident or n. state
but resides at the City of FXading m
ths state OF PeBpsylxA1fN IN motion
solicitor, 1t is 6rdered that the said
defendant. FDthk Eberly. cause HIS APP
pearance to<be entered herein. within
four months from the date OF this
order. and/that in default thereof. said
hill he taken as confessed by the said
non re skdent defendant
AndAt In further ordered. that within
twenty days the said complainant cause
a r8tice OF this order TO be published
In me Detroit Times. newspaper
nj knted. published and circulating In
80 county and that such publication
continued therein at least once In
81ch week for six weeks In succession.
Yor that she cause copy or this order
40 be personally served on said non
resident defendant, al least twenty
davs before the time above prescribed
for his appearances.
-. - GEO. S. HOSMER,
"a true copy Circuit Judge
Louis DARWIN, Deputy Register.
FRANK q. MORIARTY
(Advt) Compliments Solicitor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
THINK REGATTA WILL
BE HELD AT BOSTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Although
at No. 26. Christiancy-st. He is sur.
nual regatta OF the National Associa.
ton of Amateur Oarsmen will not be
officially determined until the next
meeting OF the National association,
which will be held in two months,
IL Is reported tod that IL will prob
ably be held in a. At the pres
eht time both Baltimore and Phila-
delphia are making strong bids for
the event VII
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
SEARCH IN DETROIT FOR
MACOMB COUNTY MAN

Local police have been enlisted in
a statewide search for George
Wormsbecher, % years old, who left
his fathers farm in Frazer, Macomb
county, last June, and has left no
trace since some neighbors saw him
at the State Fair In Detroit last fall.
Sheriff George II. Harris and Will
liam Wormsbecher, a brother OF the
missing man. visited police head
quarters and asked assistance in
their search.
Wormsbecher left home at night
leaving no message. He has four
brothers and three sisters who are
exerting every effort to locate him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
Marx C.n,t attend.

Mayor elect oscar rs. Marx was in
yited. Saturday, to attend a meeting
OF the advisory committee OF the chill
dren's Free hospital, Sunday afternoon.
but said that previous engagement
made IL impossible for him TO attend.
The Invitation was extended by AbneT
f Larned who wrote Mr.. Marx that
the work OF the hospital would be dis
cussed. after which the ladies would
serve tea -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFTED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Roll 7s60-For constructing yitrified
crock lateral sewer, No. 1850, In alley
in block. bounded by -Thirty-hrst AMI
Thirtieth streets, Boxwood and Milford
and fireman avenues.
Part / is due and payable within
20 days from date OF this notice. Parts
Q and become due and payable in
one. two and three years, respectively.
from date OF this notice, together with
interest at the rate OF per cent from
the date when the work was accepted
by tho city,
Either OF said parts may be paid
within 20 days from the date OF this
notice, without further interest.
II either OF said parts one. two,
three or four shall not be paid when
they become due, per cent penalty
and interest at the rate or per cent
from the date when the work was ac-
cepted by the city will be added. and
the premises assessed will be adver-
tised and sold as provided by law.
MAX c. KOCH,
(55) City Treasurer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
AGED MONROE MAN
DIES FROM EXPOSURE

MONROE, Mich. Dec. 2s.-(Spe.
william Romele. aged Is, an
inmate OF the Lutheran Home here,
died this morning. as a result of ex-
posture, suffered Thursday night, af-
fer a flight from the institution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
PARCELS POST SAVES
STATE $4,000 A YEAR

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 2S.-tSpe-
ciaD-Secreatry og state Martindale
has made arrangements with the local
postofflce TO utilize the parcel pest
for shipping out autombile license
plates the first of the year. and this
will result in an annual saving 10 the
state of $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
nrrrrR THAN CASTOR OIL

A real, p1easurable, tasteless physic,
tonic and purifier Is Blackburn's Casca-
Royal-Pills. Each loo or csc. package
n Guaranteed TO satisfy and please. All
good drug stores sell them. Try them
tonight. -Advt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

The widow who has had one good
husband win take all sorts Of chances
on the second.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
CITY OF DETRoIT-OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Detroit Dec. 81. 1912.
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
interested that there have. been nied
In this office the following named as
sessment rolls:
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lSerinnnlnptiscll.

Serr gel. s. Geter miro nn Der
tcutioen @intpeibungSieier Der Sdn-
gcrbaQe in @rono SSslano, gte6..
tEeilite9lnen. ct miro Die Set.
reoe balten.
sSrau 6il6n Ytattbep, Die bcinl
aon3ert bes Omaha Wtuiifcrein8 alS
goliitin nlitpirfte iuo 10 groBer
geifal foro, lit Iebte gfadt mad
ihrer SeimothsIta6t Davenport 5lt-
rifgefebrt. sic lit nit ibrer 9luf-
nabne in Ornaba iebr 5ufricoen lnth
NIT oem @ruB 0auf 8ieoeriehen"
gcidiebeh, SSrau 0lattbep bat bier
nidt MIR i'm areiie Der sSamiliC
Reeie, ionoern aud bel ibrer 6reun.
Din, sSrml glrtbur 0ieb llpo Ocren
GItern Serrn mO S5rau s.
Shmibt ebeualige 9apenporterY
redt at1genebme 1uto illtereiiartt
Stunoen nerlebt.
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Scrmann gictur tief ersriffen.

sd pflegte niht piel pom aor-
greb 5u balten, ober id) CLAUDE, er
iii gauB red)t." So gab Sermann
8ictor ieinem @efiible iiir Die &er-
leibitng Der 9iettlmgsmeOaille Nus
hrud, pel6e er fir Die 9fettlm1
Ger ainoer George mO 9foie Slt-
man am 27. DECEMBER 1904 bonn
@rtrinfitngstooe 0urd Den aongreb
Der Ger. Staaten erbielt.
Serr 9ictor idlug ieiu 2eben
topfer in Die Sd,alt5e, benit iif in
9e5ember ins @aiier 5u itiir5elt,
iii feline &leinigfeit.
glls ibm aonarcbmam s. 8.
2cbed 0ie 0fe6aille iiberreifte, mar
Ser brobe 9eutide Ger mar in
9eutidlano geboren lmO fam Dor
32 Syobren nad glmerifa) 5u er-
idIttcrt, I'M @orte 81 finOen.
gl6cr oie 8brGnen in ieinen glllgell
iprahen cine bereOte Sprade in1
itine borten glrbeitSbdnoe 5itterteu
nor gfiibrung.
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ben @aeiihen ouf. Ger 9ur6-
idhnittsmeni6 Iebt bellte belier, als
Der reihe III Dergangenen 3eiten.
g5iiienld)aIt uno Sednif ba6en oos
Seben anaenebner unO eeiiinoer ge-
mad)t. gpioernien geboren beutc
gu oen groBten Seltenbeiten, Ddb-
reno nod i'm eriten SbeiLe oeS pori-
Gen sSabrbunoerts Die Gbolera I'M
gesablte Seaielt0e Sabinraffte. Seu'
te lueroen MIR nod Die riifitdrtoigen
aiiaten Don @pi0enlien bingerafft,
neil Iie Iid eben Dem 8ortifritt
ser @iiienidaft ptoerieben. stber
piellei1t nod GROCER lit Der geiItige
rno littlibe 6orti6ritt Der Weni6'
beit. Die olten gorlirtbeile lDer'
sen no6 uno nad ale 6eIeitigt, intb
hie lo3iale @ereftigfeit tritt an lire
Gtclle. Sflaperei nle 2eibeigen'
ld)ait iino i6on ldnglt beIeitfgt, lnlo
in iiingiter 3eit mebt ein friiher
9uftjug oitrh 6a5 politiidle uno
geiitige 2eben Der 9tationen. 5r
oaen golfsidi6ten bridt iih I'M
mcr nlehr Die l1eber5eli9ltra gabn
noB cine geredtere antbeilnobme
qmer all ben 6reuoen uno @eniiiier
oes 2e6ens geidoffen tperoen mitB
Ger ret)tc Seq sur grrei6lng Die.
les groBen 3ieles mag nod nid1
qeillnoen icin, aber Iifer miro el
qcfluoen iueroen @ie a1e atoerer
groBen 9(ufga6en geloit iporoer
lno, miro aud, nieie gel0it lperoen
Die D1cnid)beit idreitet itetig mi
lmolf6altian bonpdrts, lurb filr
ricien 5ortItritt ioIlten mir MIDI
rur am Ganfiagln9stoge, ionoerr
III icoer Stlm0e unicres 2ebens
foufbar iein.
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Tipnirre aeitnrhen.

gead LANCER &ranfbeit itarb In
5lorence &err Marion q. &inoreo
i'm Glitter bon " sSabrefl. SIN
Sabre 1868 lieB er ii6 oitlih BON
Serman, gieb., nieoer. 8urh ge-
Id)1ftIihe Gbdtigfeit bntfe er cs 81
bcOeitten0eln 8obIitntioe gebrad)t.
Gr nladte ben 8iirgerfrieg pitt.
S5n ieiner @obnltna $50 iuof.
%. s[penue itarb lebte 9ta6t Sacrr
Ganiel @otdfib @beeler, einer 0cr
GlteIten 8ioniere uno geadltetitrn
M1nner Smaba's. gr bate eilieit
ifneIlcn iftner5loien 5oo, oenn er
erIag einem Ser8ibla9e. Gr iii rs
Sabre aft gefporben. 9tad) Ganaha
fam Serr @beeler I'M Sabre 1885
imo griinbete eiit 8eriid)erlntgs-
geId)Gft nit ieinem Sobne; 1889
nuroe er in Sen Stnbtratb getpablt
uno mar 6 Sabre 8oriiber oes
8illull3fontites. @r ertporb iiA ourd
ieine treue Babrirtg Der sSlltereiieit
Der Stoot oen gianlen o8at1oog
Of tbe Greaiurp."
Ser Geritorbene nor gut nit
9lbrabam 2incoln betattlit. iiber Def.
ien groBen @Barafter er oft lntn
germ 5l iprehen pfle9te. Gr miro
Don Der g8ithpe lltto oipei G0btlelt
Iberlebt.
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@riint6er iOG seeGrt ucrOcn.
@ilion uiro crindJt, lin 5nnl Gc'
penue Solicitor 81 erncnnen.

Inter ben 9e1nofroten BON Flattc
gountp 1T cine 8eipegrug i'm @nn.
ge, ocn eriudblten Tr1iiOenten 8il.
ion 5u eriu6en Scrrn @briltian
@riintber fir onS 2lmt oes Heue.
nue.aoQeftors 81 ernenten. 8as
eiatrGalide 9lmt miro gegeniportig
bcn Mob Sommono bon 6remoit
rerpaltct. @em iih ie elm 9iann
um icine Nortci beroient genladt
b1t, Damn lit es Serr griintber &C.
ipeied. Sbne Gntgelt bat er
jeine araft Itets in Die 0ienite Der
ocnlofratii1en Tdrtei geitellt, lino
c8 lit MIR redt im0 billig, ipenn
Serr @riintber ourh gerleibung
ocllunnten glnltes geebrt miro. gSir
interItiiten ieine aan0ioat1r bon
gan5em Ser5en.
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Ga(ffaar-S6nlf
fiugtwtibt!
lIe6cr 1000 geriOnen in Der slmla.
Or. Solouthinsr bGlt bic
5eitrebe.

5iini5ebnbunoert gerioncn battrn
iih Niithpod abeno in Der gluId
Ger neuen, pr1d)tigen Gaiteaoy
Sfille eingeilmoen, lut Ben Gin.
peibunssieierlihfeiteu bei5iupobneu.
Gas aSnnere OerieIben mar pr1htig
nit gLnlen INTO gtmtcug gc.
idjnuidt. 9lniproden mlrocn BON
sci SdnIiuperintenOenten 6. Il.
tsr1if SD. aieier uno Sdulrotb
Or. Soloptdliner geGalten. gesterer,
Der oen Ban Oes Itattlihcn 0oli-
iea eigeiltlidy peranlabt bate, prizes
ieine aolegen i'm Sdulratb, Die
i'm III ieinen genliibunlen, alff Der
Siioieite Der Gtaot 0as MODERN.
ite Sfulgeb6ilbe 5u erridten 10
treiilid utteritiibt botten iino per-
mics nit Stol3 atf Die 2ebrfrafte,
peIde im Der GaiteIlnr Sdille In.
terribt ertheilen. 0tit pniienoen
@orten iibersab ser 9ottor Oo5
eeb1ttoe Damn Serrn 0n. aeiier,
Der es I'M gfanen Der 8iirgeridaft
annabm. SIN 8erIalfe ieiner sIn-
uabmereoe pertpies er ooroirf, oaE
Die 8iirgeri4oft Der SfaIe ell
.gictrola" i'm 8ertb BON $3.50 &c.
idenft babe.
glah oem 9feoeoftis iuiir6c cin
9beateritiid, y9be BiIgrins~ Don
SdiiIern aufeefiibrt. 8rou gsclp-
tom Die friibere, por5iigIide Briu-
5ipnIin Der GaiteIlar Shitle iheiif-
te Der S6uIe ein feii1es @cnl1lpe
n@aibington berldBt Die ct. HniiI
STRIDE iii Snbre 1890. Die sln-
treienoen puroen nit 9affec, Stu.
den imo 2ilnonaoe troftirt.
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GefOrm bes guliseiseridlts.

Die oielfaden llnrcgelmaBigtei'
ten, lpeIhe in letter Belt I'M Eoli'
5pigeriht porgefommen iinO, baben
Sic GtaotfommiIIore peranlaBt, eir
aon5 neues Spltem fir ben @e-
idGitsgang oes 9oli3eigeridts alt
ifoffen. Sol6e 9inge, lpie Srei'
IaIIen bon @eiangenen ouf @rlno
Qef1Gdter giirgihoftspnpierc ooer
GridJpinoelltng BON giirgifafts-
gclo, mie i'm Sale oes 8irtbs
@if, laiien eine 0itrhgreifenoe Re-
fern oltBerit notbig erIheinen.
Ginc @nuptneueritng betrifft Die
Grneuerunq zines offentliden Ser
tbeioigers fiir 2ellte, oeren @}ittcl
ibnen feinen glnpalt geltatten.
9ie gerinaen Safe lollen Mor-
gems mo Die idneren bes gSa1-
mittags erIeoigt tpcroen.
Die @e6qlter beS itdotilden gln'
fIGaers lmo oes @erihtsidreibers
iollen erbo6t iperoen. Ser 2ebtere
ioQ pGbreno Der @eridtsiiBltnger
cinen @ebiilien baben. Ser 0esf-
lergeant ioll m6brenO Der gtaht ei.
uel Glerf 5lu glusbiilie boben. Die
Ter ioQ Die giireifaiten entgegen'
nehmen, lno 0oS RrotofoIl fllbrer
IS miro cnlpfoblen, Den Glert
Ges @oli5cigerid)ts Sit ernla6tigen
9erllfltnqSbonoS gltt5ubeiBen mel.
dc Wahtbefllgnis iebt MIR oelr
9lihter 5uItc6t. Gem Itabtiidren
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Sinne 5u arrangiren.
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G6amiiec bun Smaba nadl st. Grupf

SIN fiperpietu SdltlbanIe it
Sarpp Gountp am Sort groof
9ouleDnro berianmelten fid nnt
Montag glbeno &oniniildre gli1l.
ler bon Douglas GourtD, &ongreB.
mann 2obed, @fapor &octor bon
Siio-Smabo lnto Der Councilman
Ebomos glIton BON Sii0- Omaha,
iofpie at6ere 8eonte. &c tpuroe
teidloIieh ole &egierung 5u peti.
tiotierelb $4,000 bei5ulteuern fiir
cen gau elmer Gbauliee BON Sniaa
ia na6 Sort Groof. Die 8etitio-
neu iperoen ioaleid burh 5arpp
Gouttn 0ie 9iiutoe MAIDEN. iit0
ot6 omaha nno Siio-Sntaba iper.
ben erludt weroeh iid au betbeifi.
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