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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-25
Women and Children Sleep
Aboard u. s. Naval Vessel

railroad The last message from AM
erican Minister Weitzel was brought
down from the capital to the coast,
by Commander Terhune, Of the Anna
polls, who had gone up to Managua to
confer with Minister Weitzel
The gunboat Denver is due at CO.
rinto today or tomorrow. She prob
ably will be sent Immediately to San
Juan del Sur, and maintained there
for while, to keep up communica-
ton by wireless with the Annapolis
and Justin at Corinto.
AS soon as the Denver marines are
landed in Corinto probably they win
be sent inland to reopen and maintain
telegraphic and rail communiea' N
with the capital
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STANDARD OIL GIFT TO RoosE-
WELT CAMPAIGN FUND, WITH
HIS KNOWLEDGE, STARTLING.
CORTELYOU MAY Be RECALLED
George w. Perkins Will Testify Tues
day, But Possibility of Sub2oenaing
MIR. Roosevelt Yet Hazy-committee
May Go to New York.

w aSnlnStOn, Aug. Z4.-When the
resolution by Senator Penrose direct
ing an investigation Of the charges
regarding the republican campaign
fund of 1904, and the primaries OF
the 1912 presidential campaign was
called up in the senate today, Senator
PoindeXtcr proposed to broaden its
score. A debate followed
Senator Po.ndeXter proposed that
the subjects to be investigated be
extended to include all correspondence
between John D. Archbold and MEM
bers of the senate and the house of
representatives, since 1900 This
amendment was adopted
Senator Penrose proposed that the
name of George w. Perkins be includ-
ed with that of Archbold and that the
term "ex-president of the United
States" be included with members of
congress.
1t is suggested, however, he re-
marked that there is only one living
ex-president, and as we are not inter
L
substitute Mr. Theodore Roosevelt
or colonel, l believe his title is.
This amendment was Incorporated.
The senate special committee on
campaign contributions will look par
ticularly into the Penrose-Archbold-
Roosevelt controversy over the Stan
dard Oil contributions to the 1904
campaign.
The date of future hearings and
the witnesses to be requested to ap-
pear were questions left open for de.
cision until the senate acts ON the
Penrose resolution. The committee to-
day did not consider the proposal to
summon Colonel Roosevelt.
Spurred on by the testimony of J.
D. Archbold, alleging that the Stand
ard Oil company contributed 100000
to the republican national committee
in 1904, with the knowledge and con-
sent of Colonel Roosevelt, the senate
committee investigating campaign
funds met early today to plan for pur-
suing its investigation.
Senator Luke Lea, democratic
member, hurrying back from the west,
arrived early today, and went into ex-
ecutive session with his colleagues 10
frame a course of action IT. was
expected the committee would decide
upon the date of further hearings, the
places at which they should be held,
and what witnesses may be called.
1t is practically decided that Geo.
w. Perkins will testify Tuesday. but
whether he will come to Washington,
or whether the committee will go to
New York, where it would be conyen-
lent to hear others whose names were
mentioned in Mr.. Archbolds sensa-
tional testimony, probably will be de-
termined later.
Some of the senators want to re-
call George B. Cortelyou, chairman of
the republican national committee Of
1904. He told the senate committee
recently that neither the Standard Oil
company or anyone associated with 1t
contributed to the republican fund that
year. Mr.. Archbold yesterday declar-
ed the Standard Oil company's con-
tribution was fully known to both Mr..
Cortelyou and Colonel Roosevelt.
The possibilities Of calling Colonel
Roosevelt still are hazy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-25
Officer Captured the WhiSkey
But Negro Made His Escape

for the officers and the minute Hous-
ton walked into the place be made a
quiet getaway and has since succeed
ed in eluding the officers. The two
barrels of whisky were taken and
locked in the courthouse.
Foy is well known in police circles
and only a few weeks ago returned
from a long stay on the chaingang,
having been convicted for selling the
whisky. When he returned he opened
a near-beer saloon on Monk street,
but it seems that. most of his GUS
toners were whisky drinkers and he
has merely been selling beer as a
side line.
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RESULTS OF PRIMARY
HELD IN CAMDEN COUNTY
TWO CANDIDATES FOR TREAsUR-
Err ARE TIED-RESULTS IN
OTHER CONTESTS.

Some unusually interesting contests
We're fought out at the polls in Cam
den county on Wednesday. Owing to
the slowness of some of the precincts
in sending in their returns, the final
result in some of the contests was
not known until Friday.
1t is noted from the returns that
Camden Is one of the few counties in
the state which gave II. Fl. Perry a
majority over Senator Bacon. The
Gainesville man carried the county by
a majority of Al.
A. j. Lilies was elected to the legis-
lature over r. H. Frohawk by ma.
jority of 35. Sheriff Higginbotham
Lad two opponents, w. d. Johnson
and l.. A. Vocelle, but he defeated
both of them by a plurality OF 11S.
One of the most interesting con-
tests was that for county treasurer.
The two candidates were |. f. Arrow
and J. R. Bachlott They both re-
ceived 202 votes and it is probable
that they will have to run another
race to decide who is to hold the Of
fee.
W. s. F. Clark was elected tax col
lector, defeating A. B. Cooley and G.
c. Gould by majority of 20.
In the race for congress Walker re-
ceived 236 and Parker 1877 and in the
solicitor generals race Thomas had
total Of IT'S, Dart 121, and Dell 96.
Camden gave majority to nearly
all of the state house officials who
were elected.
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NEW YoRK's BUDGET.

New York, Aug. 24.-Budgct est
mates of the various city departments
for the year 1913 are being received
by the New York board Of estimates,
and most of them thus far indicate
large increase in the expense Of
running the city. Police Commission
er Waldo, for example, asks for $19,-
350,0OO, as compared with $16,O0O,OO0
this year, an increase Of about 20 per
cent.
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BIRDMAN is LOST IN
FOG HIGH ABOVE EARTH

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Glen L. Martin,
an aviator from Los Angeles, was
lost last night in fog, 1000 feet
above Chicago for more than an hour.
He might have crossed over Lake
Michigan had he not caught glimpse
of the red flash from the government
lighthouse, two miles off shore in Lake
Michigan.
Martin had been flying over Cicero
field in the extreme western part of
the city, when he lost his bearings.
In searching for the field he travelled
far out over the lake, and finally land
ed safely in Rogers Park, the city's
northern limits.
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JUDGE 5RoYLEs ELECTED.

Atlanta, Aug. 24.-Judge Nash r.
Broyles has defeated Judge J. r. Pot
tie for a seat in the state court OF ap-
peals. Returns today from the tate
primary Of Georgia democrats indi-
cate that Judge Broyles had major
ity of eight convention votes over
Judge Pottle, with two counties yet
to be heard from. The combined vote
Of the remaining two counties is in
sufficient to overcome Broyles' lead.
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When Special Officer Houston quiet
ly slipped into the place of Will Foy
on Monk street last night to make a
raid, the negro went out one of the
side doors, and while two full barrels
of half pint bottles of whisky were
captured the negro made his escape
and the officer had to return only with
the whisky under arrest.
Officer Houston had planned TO
make the raid, and intended to get
the negro as well as the whisky in
\. thhaul. He was accompanied by two
"a Vmbers Of the police force, who were
NJ ktioned at two entrances to the sa-
.Akn. Foy, however, was too shrewd
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MACON HOME USED BY
BURGLARS AS HOTEL

Macon, Aug. Pal. |. Waxeibaum
of this city, today has the distinction
of having unknowingIy turned his
home into hotel for burglars Re-
turning home after an absence of four
days, he found that thieves not only
had obtained various valuables, but
had slept on the beds and consumed
the foodstuffs left at the time of his
departure.
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FRENCH AERoPLANE RACE.

ST. Malo France, Aug. 24.-The first
aeroplane race meet ever held here
began today in the presence of an i'm
mense concourse of people from all
parts of France and other European
countries. The weather was fine and
very favorable at the start of the
races in which large number of the
flyers are entered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-25

PHILIP BURRELL LOW DEAD.
New York, Aug. 24.-Philip Burrell
Low, former congressman and father
of the naval reserve, is dead at his
home here, aged 76.
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TELEGRAPH FIRE IN LONDON.

London, Aug. 24.-The general tcie
graph office at London is on fire All
telegraphic business, including t"aps-
Atlantic cablGerams, is practically at
standstilI.
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TUG WlcoMICo SANK;
NO ONE WAS ABOA =

Washington, Aug. 24-The naTal tug
Wicomico sank at sea yesterday en-
route from Key West to the rayal
detention camp at Port Royal, $ c.,
in tow of tug Osceola.
No one was aboard the Wic0mi 20.
The Osceola is now at Beaufort, s c..
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Mu8 benz .asuli3eiserid)t.

Der HusItanb in ben bieIis.nS Shuhs
fdbriien fpielt nun ouh in bas pclis
3sigericbt btniiber. Inter Der 4ntlage
oes unorotutliden 8etrasens itanoen
etitern albert 8erberih. Der in elmer
SdubFabrit arbeitst, unb Elm se!piHtr
giubolpb Jambrp BON 1888 Wbets
lsr Strabe DOR Ridier Jride. sic
paren am SHnitae IbsHo On Der Ode
Der 8. 2tpe. unb Main StraBe perbaFs
tst iporbsn, als Iis Iih sss.nieitis ses
borie rerspal..en. Die @srhanhlung
nes syaliss rpuroe perihoben unb gers
berid srtpirits baraufhin iofori 6ufts
befehle tpesen tbGtlihen 4neriffs ges
asn iyombrn unb einen sstpiFen 5rant
Rortb BON SO. 1922 Race Gtrabs. bic
sr beifulbiei. ibn poraeiiern abeno
3iifommsn nit einem britten Mdnn,
ben sr niht iennt, angesriifen unn
tbdtIidp mibbanoelt ~ baben. syerner
erpiriie 6err Malisr 5eber. eiHsr htr
Gigentbiimer Der GhubfpoarensG Gdbrii
BON Wife Sbaip & sgeber, 6aftbeFebl.
sssen 6. Shumatsr. BON no. 7o4
Reobins Hoob. unb 6tnrn 5errp. bon
20. 404 Brodbipop. bic i'm nnseblit
tbdtlih ansesrifitR boben foQen.
3spei Gteifbeti!sr, Robert Smitt
nnb pntrif GIonesp, ipuroen sn ie Sc
unb Rotten perurtbeil.. bi. iis i'm Mr'
teiisbdnie obiibsn miiHen. gldnest
bate ii1 beim 8etieIn fir iaubitumm
nusess<bsn. fiel isood seiiern oui
Der Role unb fptah rsdt laui uni
nernebHIi6.
Die 3iseunerir Dora Si.pbens. bi'
ucrefitern pertafiet pOroen mar. tpsi
fie iif beim Nabriaaen sinsn seh0ri'
gen Rnui6 sueslsst bate. fam mi
elmer fuipenbirtsn Sirafe pon $50 mn
Rotten bnpon. nafbem iie bod, unt
beilis rtriproden bate. in 3utunf'
ous Wabrfdgen unierIofen su molten
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gen lei. Der erFte Sbeii 0e5 aompat-
te5 ging pro9rammgemaB Durh, Die
3lQgs purbe eingereiht uno iolIte sez
fern CUR 0erhuuolunq tomHen. 5rau
Spreen mar nit thren NnpGltsn 3usss
gen, tpdhrenD Spreen nun burh ieiHeu
4np1lt pertreten, felbit dber abtpefeno
mar. Oils Der Hthter ben 5aQ aufrisf.
srbob Ija 5rou Spreen pl0Blid BON
ihrsm StBe, trat por unD ertlarte, oaB
tie, 10 Iar9e lie Iebe, Grau u. 3.
Spreen bleibsn polIe. bub lie oesbaIb
in teine Sdctouns eintpiIigen rperoe
uno beautrase, Die Glage 81 itreifen.
Weit Der psitsren gemertung: sd bin
uno bleibe 7rau u. +. Spresn uno
meine 4Drefe ift 520 9sorge StruBs'
nahm bic 7Frau, tpelfe alien interefItt=
ten anndlten DEN Winn aus ben 5es
qeIn qenommen bate, pieper ihrcn
Sit ein uno es bIieb Rihter Werner
inter Den llmItdnoen nthts a1oerss
iibriq, uIs Dem 9eiuh Der a!deeriu
5olge gu gsbeu uno Die Streihuno Der
Hlage dH3uoroHen.
9rebt ben g pies um.
glmer q. grior, oeQen De-. por9es
itern bon Der gbompious9r9pn So.
sins @iuhaltstlage 1naerrengt lp&roe,
um i'm an oem 8ertau pon q 4tEien
Der 9eisaIbaft 3u perain9c.u uno ibu
3u spinaen, oieielbsn l2u1 elmer frljher
sstrohenen 9sreinboruuQ ioIeper sum
Barinsrthe al srau 9arlptil 2toHlp-
ion 8ronn 3uriid3uDerfaaTeu, Bat Qe@
fern ben SpieB uI@Qeoreli unh lit
ielbIt ais 9Idger gsl2u pte G3sleaitbaft
dufgetreten, Gv fuhc, in Der sElaqs
an, baB er ais Atti3HGr Dd@ 4rtri!s.
GUM Oerlaugt babe. Die gE.1cr bsr
isirma unite >Tuher 81 ourieH lpos itrs
ieooh abqeihIagsu lporDs1 lei. 2lus
piefem 9runpe pcfilnQi er eiuen qe
rittlibsn Seiebl, LII: fsiHe abiiat auss
iiibren 81 tornea.
y a dl dllaBia aden.
aoie gfeiier tTt HuhlaBoerlpalterin
ron Dm. $. bIeifer; 4srioHaIisH
$1,000, Gru1beigeutbum $1,000.
sSobu 9pfnedt III gtuhlafper,olitsr
bon 6sHrp 9otnett; gssrioroIisH
$400.
@eri hieoe
gmma 2eibeI tlugte eine Joroerunl
| iiber $3.50 geeen ospbr Regun ein.
Die erite Rutional-9ant bon wtora
rom, s., bot cine RehIelroroeruas
uber $4,000 gegsn 5. 81. BilIoH u. u.
Ieinge.lagt.
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JESSE e. CLARK.
Yrdfoent.

gu beiorssn. it0B sr iein G<tpebr uui
iie ab, brahts ibr dber gIidlidsrrpeiie
nur cine ki6ts Dunoe bel. 9a Iis
oarauFbin ibrss letens niht iider
mar, perGeb Tie lbH uHo ri6tets iia
nit ihrer fiuDerH cine Seporatpobz
nung elm. Qm IsBieu 9dntiaeungstug
tam Rsomon Rld Der Dobnung uno
6enabm Iia in ioI9er Wsiis. bab sr
psrbaftst uno in'a 4rbeitsbaus &C.
Itidt puroe. no sr F4 isst nod be-
fiRost.
Woristte 5ausLam nil bon 9on
6ansIam, ben iie am 15. 4usait 1904
in GIcrtspils, IsRn., beiratlets. 9ss
ifaeben iein, lpsiI sr Ieit ben lsstsn
orsi ssdbren BEN 1runte ergetsn 1T
unb in tsinsr Deiis fur fie uno isin
Rinb aeIorgt BAT. 4us oieism 0runoe
mar lie gtsipungen. aoifsdnssr aufaus
nebmen, nm i6r Qeben su friiten-
Wsinnie 9. 4Isranber, I'LL 6opz
tins strabs. puros auf grunb BON
RihtperIoroung oon oem 1slegruph:s
iten Gbaar 9. 4lerancsr. ben ne ain
Is. 4pril 1910 bsirathete. eti1ieben.
Nus dbnliten 9riinbsn erians.e
2suc ssamss, 11l geft 8. aosnue,
cine Steibung pom Sopio Games,
ben Tie am IS. Sspttmber 1910 gss
beirathe. Bat.
Garuetsa 5eilmaHn. 2236 asmper
cane, bic iit I'M September 1894 nit
esaeDb Seilmann osrNfrotheie, tpsld9er
G6. srpei atnnsr sntfprofen. erlangt:
ouf 6runb brutlltr gebaHolun3 cine
gfxiouna. Aud purben ihr fir ben
llntsrbalt Der StHosr So alimente
Der gpote 6erpiIli8i
Auf @runo brutaler Bebonolun5
unp peaen Ri6tosricrsung lparos
Qouiie Heblisr. 1903 Dsit 6. ctr.
BON Wm. R. 4ebitsr stfhieosn. Tas
Door kiratbete am A. SEPTEMBER
1908 unp bal ersi ainoer. fir esreH
llntsrbal. Der gsrtlaate pohentlitl
S. beiiteusrH mug,
Names e. 5appehorn. tpelhs eins
SteiounsSnass sestn 5reo. 1apps
born unilrengts, bat aeitsrn anf oeiisu
Oeaentlaqe zine Replif nnterbreitet,
porin Is ale BARN tntboitenen See
inuIbieunssn ais unlDahr beseitntt
unb perlanot, oob ilr auf bic Sri9is
naIilaae BIN bic Sheioung bstpiliigt
frerne.
Rriminafgerihtlihes.
Wm. Wancsrpooi tpurbe gtitern Dor
Hihttr Didion nnter Der efnflase De:
1cfHsnbitbRn1ls pro5ekirt uHo Dor
ben GsfGnortnen faulois bsfui1bsn
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Die JdQe g.geu 4rtbur Stdnlsp,
tpegsn Sdiebens nit Der 4bIiht Su
tobten. uno gs9eH Sohu 6. Baoe, ipez
gen tbdtLIaen angriffs. puroen bon
ben 9rOBgeihpOrenen mad itattgeba6s
ter untsrIutung isnorirt, Dorauf Die
gntldFung 0sr 9eibeu perfiigt fpurte
Gouaro Ban 8runt. Der Iih ihuIz
oig bstaunte einen WehIel iiber $S
NIT Dem Namen oss J. u. Shmiot
gsfGlI6t gu habeu. pldiotrte ihulots
uno purpe. neil sr lib i'm fitfdlIe
teiano. gu orsi Sabrsn ,3uhtbaus perz
drtheilt. Die Recoros pss 9erIhtss
bois nsiIsu 1uf, oab Dan Srunt ftoa
orsimal oorher oerTdlIhrng ongetlae!
uno siumdl untsr sinem iuipenolrt.n
llrtbsil bon 2 Sabrsn 3u6thaus sntz
lafien .porosn mar.
Die Grobgei6lporensn uutsrbreits'
ten 4ntlasen gssen folsenos 9erio4
men: Robert Gaiper, Woro i'm 3tpeiter
Gra0e, begangen an Wm. Wdtion AM
ID. Ropemb.r 1911; 9irgie yatei
gRoro i'm sptiten grane. beganQen on
ibrsm 8ltten Dn. gates in Der Wohs
nung go. $40 Sit s. 4penue am 10.
Te3smber 1911; 5rant 6ugtes. Rotbs
suhtperiuh: artbur Stspart uno
gsorgs Bauer. SdisBen NIT 2l5iltt
III tooten, 9eorge 1resun. pssgl.,
Tsnnis Suder uHo Clarence RoIsp,
Steden nit a5it6t gu t6oteu, gos
paro Rathetps uno gouis Smith,
8robbisbItobl. Spbn 5oulano, aoa
Dunn uno Soiepb Strahlep, tbdtli6er
auoriFf; Gpurt Sman, ginbru9;
8oroon Jietos uno Dm. Yurnel.
Raub; sso6n mans nno Bertha Craig,
5aIhenbisbitabl, SaHuel Guincp
gaB. Weinsio in 9erbinbung nit Der
q(usitsnung sinsr pdtentre6ts- appIis
tdtioH.
Ter 5arbige Sohn 2oprsp puroe
aeItern oes RoropsrIuhs ihuIoi9 be-
funpen.
SobnJrsb. goors' gsta-
ment.
ssobn Greoerit eeors permaht IsIa
ner 5od)ter WiIbslmine Getsrs $500;
nereu iiingItsn 5ohter Wiarie $500.
oeren anotrsn fiinf A:anern je 500
uno oeren Gatten 6enrp Dsters 500;
ibrem Gnbns Grant 5oors $100. oeis
len iiinaitsm Sohn $500. Gno os1en
onoeren bier Ainpsr je 800; ieinem
| Sohne syreeerid Sohn Goors 800;
psiisu iiingitsr 5odter Gaiharina
$500, unn peiisn aH0ereH stpei asfts
bern ie $1oo; osm 3ome Der aittI'
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SiIisrs Of tbe Door, 7gIorente 4penue,
csm Ct. QlonIius. .Waiienperein, BEN
Ct. Clara gonpent Siiters Of t6e
Door Ct. 5rancis 5ar;tpsu. Der ct
5rantis protsetorp for gops, DsIb.
5oDnibip, Der ct. 9hilOmsna aatb.
Sirae, Der ct. Rofa Gatb. Girne, ner
St. 5roncis De SaIsszSirae. Der ct.
SSrancis Ssraphimssa sairhe ie $25;
Dem Ct. Soispb Mutsrnitp 5pipitaI
uno 5ouRoIing qIpIum, Rorpooo,
$15; fir ReHsn fir isine perit. 9at-
tim $50.
SFerner oermatt er Ieiner 5ohter
qnnd &c. Sperbst iein BoGnbaus an
Der 5adberra Strabe nit IaEmt De-
gan3sn Ginri6tung. u! oteieIGe i'm
big gu isin.n gnn, 10 getreu.;d ges
pfiegt bdt
Der ReIt oes gladlai7ss inll bernrt
osrtheilt Derbeu, ooB isine Sohter
gilbelmins Seters unb feline ShDie=
eertohter Caroline goors il Elm Drit-
tel uno bic Ginber f.ine2 Deritorbenen
Sobnss Sreoerit Sobu 3oors 5uian:~
men bas lssts 9rittel erb1lten. So
Iepb 9. steGp 1T 1etamertsp polIftreter
oss RadlaHes Der $4,000 6etragea
fol.
aIaeerin tpuroe auperen
Sinnes.
Der aenflitt Spiihsn 4l6e.t :.
Sprssn unb isiner Satin Sslsns, nsls
der ieit sfpei SabreH iaoR DeridJ,eoens
GsridtsboIs bsIhdftist bat uao Der
Dor siniaen Wonaten ooourdl gee
ihlihtet 81 iein fdisn. oaB Ter Jroi
auf ihre Hlags bin $1,000 4lIneuts 5us
geiprohen puroen, i.ahm gsflern iD,s.
Der einen neuen Mntduf. Die 5rdu
mar niht i'm Stanos 9elpaien, oas lIr.
theil einsutreibsn, big DOR 3ur5em Die
Stant Cincinnati al Der 6. 4penue
uno 8anmiler Strabs sstpi'ies Gi3sns
tbum su srperbsn Iud1.s an Ts!HeEt
Sprsen, als grbe ieineS 9atsr5 Ghrlis.
y. 5presn. eineH antheil bate. Dl
ni. allimeHtsnsAnipriifa Der 5rau je.
oot) sinsn nollgiitieen 8siiBtstel aHs
moglif mahtsn. peiesyte Ft one
Staot. pas gieentbum 3u iiberaehmsn,
bis bic Mnfpriite aus pem 8ese ese
ihdfst Ieien. IS ipuroe osshdlb ans
esblid, cine unterhanoiuag NIT Der
5rau nneetniipft. oeraufoIse oieielbs.
obipobl fie fit bis iegt immer asseR
cine 5heioune sepehrt bat, Die $4,000
erbaltsn iolIte uno sipar $1,000, fpsnn
lie cine 6heiounsstlaas nnttrSeihrs,
! uno $4,000. ipenn bas Detret slneetra.
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Eterblidfe

Mathias SDbmer, 40, 4223 Spring
Drope 4ps., 6sralsioen.
Gliiabeib Weiler. 81, 1076 CLINT
Ctr, 3udsrrubr.
qaura Monteis. 40. 2179 8anaro
Str, aungenent3iinbuns.
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