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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

Tho suit OF the Baptist church
against the GRAFTON Roofing
for giving only a two inch lap on the
slate roof 81 the local church when
a four inch lap was specified thereby
rendering the roof lcaksble in a driv-
Ing rain was settled SATURDAY. by the
company agreeing to pay out Of the
contract price the cost of having the
root put In good shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
to Camp.

;. :. Scheehle. VIM. H~elling. VIM.
anu 'arl Seabright and Geo. Webb
leit Yesterday for n point about six
miles from F~airpoint to GO in camp
FOR "A week on one Of the streams
there. They will be joined by a party
of ~. Clairsville men to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
BETHANY COLLEGE:

- ~ SOALC06 Courses offsred ClsMici S@e.nunS- xnG-
ter.i hosoph Literary. Agriculture rucut Mudc Art oratoryp Do
m rss ssS%s snor ttS. sookksep,ns Norma ma Ensin.s1nG
tsmsd no n.w %TT s popoSSs,t no sins a ,soDush Preparatory Department, main
jasti Installed Central heating plant for III ousse buidfnS The cofexe "a
rseenuy received for buildings, M Improvement m eowfpment mnrs than
<Soov COLLEGE farm. 400 acres. underc control OF AgrcuIturI pspartnent
VI. L" sofsS % 1n s.sH,b l q; sssTsyIs.prm mile. sSu,s..a OF wsLsSgs BROOKS connT. ".
~ twenty gh embers an earnest bdy of Students and insptrfnS ma hsH
full onnH make Bethany an IDEAL place for sudy. EI%pspaesn 70 on bnsrS
, rms asrnest young people ~heESyt hey ma help themselves by earning part OF
mer expenses Qua in Normal department. are given rG-f-erade ecdH.
e'''' sa ss1D ssnG9ssSse AS vGsla a,s 70, ss.t.l%sSs; ma tii Inform ~H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

The Ideals OF this city redeemed
themselves Saturday by taking two
games from the Clipp A. Cs OF
Bridgeport. the first by the score OF
I to O and the second by g 70 :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
Home From Camp.

Charles Wagner. George Davis and
John Hess. who have been camping
cut near Cadir. for several weeks. re-
turned Saturday. bringing a number
OF turtles. They report a fine time
and plenty OF turtle in that section Of
the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
Will Be Entertainsd

n Missionary society Of st.
johns Lutheran church will be en-
~tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. q. Johannes on North
Fourth street n quite an interest
ing program has been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

will attend. The boat will leave the
local wharf al : o'clock. The trim
viii be made from Wheeling TO Clar.
inetOn and return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
Revival Services.

Rev. J. ". Stearns. OF GAINESVILLE.
preached TO a large congregation At
the city GOSPEL Mission last evening.
Ihe revival services will continue in
definitely and one of the features OF
these services is the excellent sing
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

rrmrsrrf ht fhsif uand daurhfsr
rrra Louise uiarr leave this even
~ ..rEafnun N. 90 VISIT
fr.nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
and return To their old hone In 20.
land
Mooalisht Gxeursisa.

The Boys Brigade and friends VII
70 10 Canngton Tuesday evening On
An EXCURSION on m steamer Liberty.
The number Of tickets has been linn
ted TO 200 TO insure plenty OF room
for all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
BRIDGEPORT


saturday evening 40 Tho howe %
o bride here occurred fhe marriage
rf Naa 3 zahr'h Woods fo STANLEY
COZ a aeII krour r0grl man Who s
r obi" proflr. h.s ness af Martin.
Ferry The seddrg sa- a quiet off,
tal -rd fia happy Young couple s
'ske lp fle- roe 1arce on the groom d.
larm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
STEUBENVILLE

STETRENNILLR. .. JULY 2s-Fin-
icf VI y church congregation today
dedicated tho handsome new church
structure recently erected a. a cost Of
IL. l.. delivered the dedlcstory ser
mon Rev Isaac Miller H. the present
pastor.
Marriage License.
NH Aralica. % years. and Jcka So
iaja. ?" Years. OF St%cubenville.
Liquor Tar Money.
The distribution 80 liquor tax honey
including all collections since the
county went VT. and apportionment
INTO FUNDS was a. follows
To state. ffU.s0G 9. city of gteubeu-
VIE s1I So 2, MinGp Junction. SO
500 -. Toronto. S5.7e4s4 puonvale.
tl"."43uf Grover S5i34 Amsterdam.
81 +s % 80 Sholz fiIS5N2 funrm-
avs. S-'.'''s- Total. si35.3ftio.
Judge ~ e. Richards has decided
ih" ~. Injunction cases 81 Editor ~
~ Mciadder go a ~fsNpayer against
'h" cts "f S~feuteutIlle Under the de-
zion %" held r was an abuse "f die
DICTIONARY power fur council Co. lease
fre public r.fY bail ~ private parties
o. ''~ EXCLUSION of the public right tn
~. HIr Ureu 10 Uas needed FOR public
q" 'sn Do decided = Was nn abuse
"' i-i~'r'fHnarr power 90 attempt 90
if.h.mIt fn another public nall
nNtr. frs public should have o.
naf-sf n..e Tho w.f.or ~ frs r.fl
H each o. ae.Ifs fra fsmrornr.
rE rrf.r vas rtrrruIef sua
r f"r fre IraairE af fr-
fr.HI H. ar .rI afa. ffa bald.
. f.r a.I.f.rIuw connection u.fr
mH srf r.Isf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

Ths hiEhsst POINT q vonaas hsp
rinfss = f~sr bed oniy throush mofh
srhod on = c.aspluE q her ehuf
WITHIN be- Arms Yet ne mothsrfe
D IL ofisu fearfui % orsssi
49, ftunss fron ne slserinr i-rL
errt to De- crrs1mmaron. Bat Ter
pa is ard tsromfr-fs rsfl-s
rr es rr-riss arf on N-fhsra
tr-f r. to 30 f-1-f q m~fir.-s q
rra FaIlr FOL every srr~rfarf -rfs-
N e an s-aslr1 o. urs-raI
arr composed - rueferfa
rtlrh a. uh trsfrlai 49, s..fh
80 Get rr ftoss Frtr-s 20 ~.
aatr- VI m a Irfarfaf ID
r-rrars f1e Frrf-- fr- 80 uss ~
f m r-saf rsrf fts s-r
&C. eh 80 -rrtr rrarr
rsa Iha rrrriar 80 % \
rsrar az urftrr m -
u n~rrfs ta 80 e. ts
o. rra fe hsart 49, rrsrrh
r rra arf nrsT 49, cr-sL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
Mar1aRe Licenae
Llanor TAI MONEY.

MIL Aralica. % years. and Jcka 50
lala. 20 Years. or Stcubenyille.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-19
Notice

Department OF the Interior.
United states Land Office. Glasgow. Mont.
July 18th. 1912.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the state OF
Montana. acting under the provisions Of an
Act Of Congress. approved February y. 1881.
has made application for the selections of the
following lands to-wit:
Nwa NEA. SEX NEA. NwH Nws. SEA
Nwa section 80; Sw1 SEA Section Is: SEA
Swa section 10; wy SEA. SW4 NEa, SEA
SEA Section s5: all Of Sections 81. y; SEA.
SEA NEil Section q. T. q n. X. 50 f. NJ. NJ;
Ex Section 81: SEA. NEh Swh. lots q and T.
Section 30; lots J. q and !. Section Is. T. q NJ.
r. So F.. NJ. NJ; lot 4. sh NWa. swa. Section
8; NE4 SEA. Section O: lot 3. Section Z; wy
SWk. Section Il. T. n N, X. 81 +. NJ. NJ: SEA
Nwa. ny sw4. Section 5. 7. - N, X. 81 f.
NJ. NJ: wy NWA. Section 3. T. 70 ~. X. So f.
NJ. NJ NwA NEa. Section %. T. b n. X. 81
+. NJ. NJ: SEA SEA. Section Is. T. 81 n. X. "a
f. NJ. NJ; NJ Nwa. Section IS; NEH NEh.
Section 70: SEA SEA. Section d. T. 81 N. X.
81 +. NJ. NJ; NWA. SwA. Section 12. II. - N.
N. X. 81 f. NJ. NJ: SEA SEA. Section Il; VIZ
NE1. Section ~. T. - ~. X. 50 +. NJ. NJ.
copy Of the list OF said lands has been
conspicuously posted in this Office for inspec-
ton by any person interested and the public
In general. Under Departmental regulations
Of A pril .. 1907. protests or contests against
the claim OF the State TO said land or any sub
division thereof on ground that the same Is
more valuable for mineral than for agricul-
ture purposes will be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at Wash
inguon. ID. c. Failure to protest against the
claim Of the state to said land before final
approx al August 9th. 1912. will be considered
sufficient evidence of its non mineral chsrac-
| ter aud the selections being otherwise free
from objections will DE recommended for ap-
prevail TRUMAN nj. PATTON.
! 1876 Register
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-19

At meeting Of the board Of d.
reetors Of the county fair associa.
ton held Monday evening at Glas-
gov it was decided to held the FIRST
annual meeting of the Valley coun.
ty fair on, September Iath, s3th
and I4th. The association has de-
eided to construct a half mile race
track and has civil engineer Con-
ant working out the plan. 1t will
also begin Immediately the erection
OF a grand stand to accommodate
about three hundred people, .
horticultural building aox4o with
two ao-foot wings, stables for
horses, sheds for cattle and sheep
exhibits, pens for hogs, yards for
chickens and fowls of various kinds
and other improvements necessary
for the convenience of exhibitors
and patrons at the annual meetings.
This being the first year the asso-
citation holds an exhibit and every
thing having to be built and AZ.
ranged, everything is being
planned for construction so that
additions can be made from year
to year as the association grows
older and becomes financially in
better shape to build up a first
class fair grounds. This is an en-
terprise in which everybody ought
to feel interested and one whose
success will largely depend upon
the support and interest gwen it
by the people. 1t IS not organized
for profit but simply that Valley
county may keep apace with her
sister counties in displaying the
products Of the soil and showing
to the world that there is none
other better.-Valley County indie
pendent.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-19
Was Promoted.

Frank +. Ciatsenberg, a brother
OF Mrs. Alma c. Reed, who was in
Culbertson several weeks this
spring, has received merited pro-
motion in banking circles, as the
following clipping from the Decor
all Republican shows. He reports
that Mrs. Reed continues abou,
the same, some days better, then
worse:
1t was announced Monday last that as
soon as arrangements can be made for his
successor in the bank at Burr Oak. FRANK
T.. Cratsenberg will return to DEBORAH and
enter the Citizens Savings Bank as assist
ant cashier. Mr.. Cratsenberg made HI:
preparation for the cashiership at Burr
Oak under the supervision Of the officers o
the Citizens" and they know and appreci
ate his qualification to ill his new duties Il
the thorough satisfaction Of the public ant
the stockholders Of the bank. 50 his apPoint
ment will be one Of mutual qualification I,
all concerned. Incidentally the man,
DEBORAH friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cratsen
berg will be pleased to have them ono
more for near neighbors.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-19
What Makes A Woman?

One hundred and twenty pounds. more
or less. Of bone and muscle don't make a
woman. II is good foundation. Put IN
to it health and strength. and she may
rule kingdom. But that's just wha,
Electric Bitters give her. Thousand.
bless them for overcoming fainting ane
dizzy spells and for dispelIine weakness
nervousness. backsche and tired. lisiless
worn out feeling. Electric Bitters hav,
done me a world of good" writes Eliz;
Pool. Depew. Okla. land I thank you
with all my heart. for making such goo.
medicine" Only soc Guaranteed by Tit
Valley Drug Store.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-19

Iyou are a housewifeyou cannot reason
ably hope to be healthy or beautiful by
washing dishes. sweeping. doing housework
all day. and crawling into bed dead tired
at night. You must get out into the open
air and sunlight. If yon do this every day
and keep your stomach and bowels in good
order by taking Chamberlain's Tablets
when needed. you should be both healthy
and beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T: Charley Greek Items /:
OOo0oo0ooOOooOOoOoCl
July 10Th. 1874


c. p. Goodwin was a Brockton caller
last week.
Burt Stowe was a Brockton caller last
week.
John Simpson. of the north side. was
seen on Charley Greek last week looking
for claim.
Mrs. A. ]. Colwell and son. Jack were
seen in Brockton one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitz were call
ers at Bainville last week to have some
dental work done.
Miss Bessie Ralston and father took in
the circus at Culbertson Thursday.
Catholic services were held at the Col
well home Friday BY Rev. ]. Hennessey.
Charles Schlentz hauled a load of wool
to Culbertson for Mr.. Fowler last week.
The Charley Greek people are all busy
haying this week.
Cecil Simpson called on Jack Colwell
one last week.
Don't forget the ball game next Sunday
between the married and single men.
Watch out this time you single men.
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Observation-Disclosures
{ Homestead Items :

~
July II. rora.
Dr. r. L. Miller. of Froid, autoed 70
Plentywood last Sunday returning in the
evening.
John Brown made a trip to Canada last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Schnitzler left for
Regina. Canada and other points to visit
their many friends and relatives. They
will be absent about week or ten days.
John Balm was Froid visitor last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mogean. boy.
The dance at Pete Robertson last Friday
night was great success and all had fine
time.
Frank Witty. Will Reiter and w. G.
Stephens we're Froid visitors one day last
week.
Rev. Werfellman was Froid caller one
day last week.
Mrs. Ida Gle. of Dodsou. Mont. who
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Marquis last week. returned to her home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ballack went to
Upham. N. d. last week where they will
visit relatives and friends
&c. Kinney and c. L. Goodrich. of
Wibaux. Mont. were Froid visitors last
week. Mr.. Kinney is President of the First
National Bank Of Wibaux and is making
an overland trip with his fine Cadillac tour
ing car. The gentlemen also visited with
II. Horstman and other friends while here.
William X. and Robert May, Of Mis-
souri,. are visiting with their brother. Char
ley May Of Froid.
William Mcbride. County Commission
Ter. was Froid visitor last week and while
there inspected our Jail and the coop is
now ready for business
]. Rosholdt and Mr.. Lindsay, of Mime
|apolis. were Froid visitors last week.
Rev. Keller. of Enterprise was a Froid
caller one day last week.
Mrs. Dan Stutzman and Mrs. Charles
Mishke we're Froid visitors last week.
7. o. Varberg. Of Orville. Mont. ar
rived here to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. Mr.. Vsrberg is brother Of Mrs.
Brown. He owns $40 acres near Orville.
Mr. Lepley was Froid visitor last week
Earl Farley, who had his jaw bone bro
ken by horse kicking him. is getting bet.
ter again under the care Of DR.. Miller.
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Church of the Brethren.

Services at the Beverly School House
every first. second and third Lords day of
each month at 10 o'clock a. m.
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Department OF the Interior.
1ited States Land Office. Glasgow. Mont.
July 18th. 1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
2okal.Derid)t
You oer 8a6nt.

Rup.r. SusbeS' Gdpanf rGrcuie
me" ipuros seftsrn abenb i'm 9prir
7 beat.r NIT auberoroentIihem e.s
fols s.ssben. .5usbfs bat bier ieine aus
Ianoiid,e 8orloge bearbeitef, ionoern
iich poiliidnbig nnf eigene ssiiBe &c.
iiellt uno Elm Stii6 geif,aiien, iiber
oeiien amerifaniidpen llripruns man
nif)t i'm 3peiiel ietu fam. lie gnn5c
Sanolung ipielt iih nuf beInSuerlnno
2imiieS gSulluidn 3uee suiid)en
Chicago unb Der Baeiiicfiiiie nb. Die
aan5e Gigenarf bes nmerifnniifen
HeiieIebens Dirb in renIiitiifer @eiie
geihiIoert uno iogar an einem gahn.
raube iebIt 81 nid,t Gs aiebf eire
gan5e 9lnsabI tppiider 5ienren: gi.
men nit oanogepdd iiberlaoeneH eng.
liihen 3ouriiien, Der beitdnbig nit
Dem gorter in Weinnngsuerif,Ieben.
beiien eerdth: Elm iilnees Bardrn.
oas Durhgebrd,int ift mne bns jesi
nah einer @eIe9enbeit fud3t. iid
trnuen 5u Iniien. einen gnitcr, Der
nit ieiner 5ran In 30 snbren bic erits
Serienreiie mad,t unb iih meigert
feline ssbeniitdt Sn perrnfhen; einer
Gbiengcer, Der iih ouf Der Jnbrt mad
gieno beiinbet, ni iih ideiben 81 Ini.
fen; oeiien ssrnu, bic ohne iein Wifien
5u oemieIben 3spfde. ausge3ogen i't
ETC., etc. Denp ntft oie Saiiptfiaur.
10 bod, bic origineuite, Der farbigt
gnIlma1n.gorfn. mirb pon Wiuis
y. Siueatmau bdrseiieat. sInbers
berporrasenbe Ulitpirtsnoe iino: Am
Murood, 5h. 81. SaIfb, SioHet
@reenitreet, Sol. Dunner, q. $. VIC
Gartbp. Charles Abbep, 2oftie Mlter
Siabel HiharoS, Rita gtnnotDooo
ylita Ckpop, g. s.. G'Gonnor, Drniil
Dee unb Gbspin Gp0ns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25

Gpernbauies am WontneMbe
aeboten fperben, namIidb neinrid1
Neinborot's rei3enoe Gperette eTbe
Spring Waib" lTie SpriioeIfce) Die
Dpetettp III rei5eno In SnnbInna,
Dliiiif uno Musitnttung. Sic er5dbIt
Die Ueididte einer iungen Drin5eiiin,
fueId,e einen WrinSen cine 2eftion er.
tbeilt, neil nieier geringit1eig iiber
Die Tamen ieiner areiie geiprohen.
sic perfIeioet iidj oils eine Spruoel'
ouiiuarterin. Ter prina uerliebt iidD
in Tie, erhnIt aber einen aorb, ob.
gleid, Die priHseiiin ebeufalIs IN ibn
perliebt iii. sIm 5hIuiie nntiirIifJ
gibf iie nod nno dIIes enoet 5ifrieoeH.
iteIleno. Sm fr5bIiden sforIsbno
ipielf iif Die nrniiionte SanbIiing ab,
In @eieIlidlait Der l,Iitigen WaoeIs
umo Der ierid)en Gffi5iere, Die ons
Seben in poIlcn s3iigei seitieben, BE-.
men aber niid, bic Sd,atienieiien oes
Sebeiis nid3t umbefdnnt bleibeil.
SeinrihMeinharot, oem mir oieie edJts
9iener Stopfimg peroanfen, III mt:
Der m5gIidlen aiisnahme bon Sstar
Straub III europa beiier befnnnt nls
aile iibrigen aoniponiiteu. ,Scit Die
SdIite olIer Der beliebten mitiifnli'
id]en GiHofter, ipeIhe bic eurup1iid,eil
giibnen beberrifen iinnlmen aits lei
ner iseber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25

gestnern oes Wonees 5li, ernenern,
fam man nur Edritt iiir EhFitt Dor.
wdrfs. Wsebrere Mrbeiter ipurOen
frunf, man bdnete IotdtdiH Hro5Eis
an ben SoIs. nnb er ipuroe fu!!<5li&
in oas @eiangniB Der Stacl Dieppe
eiueeiperrt. Sbiens Ir <todntnnn,
Der ieiner unteritabt yrines Mafier
uerihafien tpiu, fpilroe blob nit Stei.
men aesporfen, ou sieht man, fpie It'd,
Die Sitteu gcmiisert buben. 5HoelieH.
IoititnIn persagte nid,t, es gelnns
ibn, iidj aus BEN 8efdngnit 5n be.
Ireirn, uno er fiihrte ieine Nrbeifen
frct allrr SinberniiIe sn Gnoe. Snl
Sabre 1868 ipriioelfen ipirflidl gum
crftem Ma!e Die Moiier bon Saint
slilbin aus einem oiientliden BRUTE
nen uon Tieppe, nno Der einornt
mar 10 m1dtig Dab Die 0eiItlitlfrlt
iih In Vro5ciIion an Grt imo SieIIe
beaab nno Sur sseier oes Greignilies
Gin 1eoeun iitIaen lieB. Die Ton
itoin'id,e Naiierlettiing lit oonn obnr
iueientIid)e Meparatnr bis 1922 III
Tienit gelueien. Tieppe nber hattie iiir
niehrere ssabrbinocrte iino bat nod
Den Jiuf, cine Stabt init berporrn'
geno antem Irinfipaiier 5u iein, lpos
pieI inaen tuill I'm einem Qnnhe, IN
hem nid,t einninI Die Sanpiitaot 40.
ris sntes 1rinfmaiier bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
Menrn Grhrrit. 81 ssahre al

geora apborlt. 81 Sabre oft,
itarb ecitern III ieiner 8obnutlg, Ao.
A aentnfp apeaue. Gr binterlaBt Die
@itt,pe nno bier ainber.
geim gronau gortraes-Ghenb
pirften aud Der 5urner.Wdnnerhor
unter 2eitung bes Hrof. W. u. Gn.
oreB nit. Ger Mdunerhor iibernubns
oen muiifaliiten 1beil bes Gro.
eramms nnb true Die 2ieoer ,,@ad)
anf Iu idone 9rdumertn", u@iir5'
burger Stiisen Warid9", Tag oes
Serrn" etc. Dor llno long Serr Ser.
man bon Sanbori oos gabiolo BE.
fer's acblc". Gem 9urner Yianner-
DIOR puroe pole anertennlng iilr
feline 9eiitun1en sutbeil.
- 2oren3 Suut, Elm @eihenIielier
Der 6. & 3. eilerbubn, lrngefabr 20
Sabre alt, an Der @beeler StraBe
tpobnbaft, ipllrbe Santitag Rutt in
sluItiubure nabe Der Sltper StraBe
BON elner 9anoe Hotuoies angeiollen
uno oerort miBEnnoelt, oaB ibm oos
rette Sanoqelenf aebrod,en luuroe
uno idmer5 5boite Gerlesungen i'm @e.
liht uno am aopf erlitt Ties lit Der
3peiie lleberfau mdbreno Der Iesten
Mohe. Serr Sedenfelo bon Der gnrS
Strabe puroe crit Dor eint9en Sageil
in oerieIbel 9adbaridoit iiberfouer
uno ihIimm sugerit)tet.
- lin Die abiolute Sooesurlaft
ieit5uiteIen nno oas 8erNtt eines
angebIifcn 8erbredens su miber'
Iegen, nurbe por einioen 3agen OH
Seihe Der ,Srau SSaunie grotpn se.
idiebene Satin oes Renupierobeii
sers s. .. (GurIep) gronn, ausge'
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