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The evening world., 1912-04-24
STARTS OFF
ON TEDDY'S TRAIL;
SPEECHES RED HOT
No Fire Drawn From Talks at
All Night Conference With
His Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. April H-with his
speeches approved by most Of the mem.
bers Of the Cabinet. President TAFT loft
Washington this afternoon for New
York and Massachusetts. on what hi,
supporters believe will be n OF the
most important trips he has undertaken
since the campaign for his denomination
began.
Although tho Cabinet was in session
In the white House until early this
morning. 4 was said to-day that buI
little Of the Are IN the speeches had
been eliminated. Many changes are
understood 80 have been made In the
vsr0iass. but the general purport 70
manned about - the President 6rst In
tended.
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YOUNG WIFE AND
APPLEJACK we're
] ALL He WISHED
Once in a While, Though, Van
Ness Listened to Sermons
After He Had Returned.

Drinking applejack. discussing young
women and having sermons read TO him
BY a maid were the three chief pleas
urss Of the late Cornelius Van Ness.
Cornwall millionaire. whose daughter
IL contesting the will he drew In favor
OF young Miss Alice Wood. whom he
married when he WIS clehty.two years
ON.
Mrs. Mary East. for years the old
mans housckeeper. under cross exam
inaiion to-day in the trial OF the will
coatest before Surrogate Fowler. told OF
her masters habits. Mrs. East said
THAT old Mr.. Van Ness used to instruct
her to take the appicja& bottle from
the sideboard and place Il by q chair
near his bed al night.
- suppose you out . glass there
too" SAID Attorney Charles Blandy. who
rVpresents the CONTESTANT.
l'Oh. no: he never used = glass" re-
paied Mrs. East.
"Ju.t put the bottle to his mouth ana
too a good long swig. eh?' said Mr..
Blandy.
"Yes. SIR said Mrs. East.
" Siefft nVt'NN'tfth Wa' NV -
ne read hooks.
MY husbands niece. Lille. who was
working In the house as a maid. used
10 read Talmagc's m to him. She
read to him mostly after he had gone
10 bed"
Old Mr.. Van Ness used to discuss
young women frequently and express a
longing for q young wife. said MIRA.
East.
.i'Now. as to Lille" the witness was
asked. did Mr.. Van Ness every make
her presents Of ciothingY"
Yes" said Mrs. East. he rave her
y FUR coat and fur hat: also . diamond
ring. a hat and costumes"
She denied with some show Of indig-
nation that she approved OF these gifts
and declared that she objected to them.
HE said she ordered Lille" TO re-
turn the presents.
'fMr. Van Ness told her not to mind
me- said the housckeeper. and ] or
dsred Lille to return TO her home In
England"
Fred East. the housekecper's husband.
was the next witness. He provoked q
iahsh by saying he FIRST faw the last
Mrs. Van Ness on Guy Fawkes Day.
New. 9. ~.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
OR. PEARS0nS DYING AFTER
GIVING AWAY 100000.
Aged Chicago Philanthropist Who
Gave Entire Fortune to Colleges
Stricken With Pneumonia.

CHICAGO. April %.-Dr. ID. X.
. the aged phiianthroplst who has
given to ANAL colleges In the United
States n fortune of between ss,ooo.UO
and es.eoO.cc. II critically III at his home
u Hinsdaie. with pneumonia Dr. .
sens was attacked three days ago with
The Illness and according to his physi-
clan his condition 10 alarming. Only
tuo weeks ago he celebrated his ninety.
second birthday. At that time he was
10 good health n predicted, M he had
frequently. that he would live 70 he
q hundred years old.
He said that he did not have time TO
de. ~ he was too busy watching his
children" as he calls the colleges he
he's aided. For three nights II has been
necessary to administer oHygen hourly.
The evening world., 1912-04-24

Friends Of the Rev. Father William ].
isafter Will rally around him tomorrow
nisht at a monster benefit to be given at
me AIN Garden. Tfty-cighth street
n Lexington avenue. In aid Of his
Holy Name Mission at No. 18TH the
boway. All the big vaudeville stars
are TO appear. Since Father Rafter. who
was for fifteen years with Father Curry
81 6G. Jamcs's Church. took charge of
the mission six months ago he has done
Duch excellent work with II that Cardi-
VI Farley recently ave him $1,000 and
Col. Roosevelt a speech.
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fellow. Clarence n. Kelsey. on satur.
nay the President will go to Trenton
where he viii hold q reception. Follow
ing the Trenton VISIT Mr.. Taft will
probably come TO New York to attend
a Inner TO Justice iftney OF the su-
preme Court.
President Taft Il to speak In Boston
to-inorrow nIxtt and the Indications are
mat he has decided TO overcome the re-
luctance TO attack openly his former
friend.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
MOB HURLS BOMBS,
TROOPS USE GUNS
IN LISBON RIOT
Many Killed When Soldiers
Fire on Crowd After Deadly
Missiles Are Thrown.

LISBON. Portugal. April N-Many
soldiers and civilians were killed to-day
in a fight between striking textile work.
ers and a detachment OF troops at
Villa Nova de Gaia. a suburb Of Oporto.
The strikers threw a numbcr Of bombs
Into the ranks Of the infantry who re.
piled with volleys Of rife shots.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
new Chi.ese cruiser Ready.

PHILADELPHIA. April ea-Ths hrs,
Chinese war vessel ever built In tho
United States. the Fei Hung. y ready
for launching at the yard Of the New
York sApbuihinE Company At Camden.
N. j., on the Delaware river. Tho Eel
Hung II = steel srmored weasel - feet
long. and 10 expected to have a speed Of
twenty knots an hour. Two other
cruisers similar to the Eel Hung are be.
Ing built In EuglAnd.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
STEEL TRUST DISCOVER.
Sasnry r. Brown Appointed Exam
1neP In Trent0n Proceeding.

TRENTON. April N.-Announcement
was made here to-day that Henry p.
Brown Of Philadelphia has bsen ap-
pointed Examiner TO take testimony In
the proceedings instituted by the United
vtates Government for the dissolution
Of the United States Steel Corporation
an some OF its subsidiary concerns.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
wovkwan Ssertaiiy Hurt ~ Faii.

Anthony Dous4erty. thirty-nve. was
fatally injured to-day by a nfty.foot
fall from the top Of the new GRIND
Central Terminal Building, F~orty-sec-
ond street and Vanderbilt MT lie
was taken to Flower Hospital. His
fan was Witnessed BY . large number
Of New York Central passengers.
Dousherty lived At Vanderbilt and
Myrtle avenues. Arookiyn.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
Wooeu suarowe Defeatea.

PHOENIX. Arts. April A.-womau
suffrage wa defeated In the Arisopa
senate yesterday. II to 7. This followed
an adverse report On the measure By
the committee on constitutional ameod-
msnta
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NEWS.

ALMANAC roR TO-DAY.
Gun 49,. e.oleun sss.. 6.tSlAooa ssta.. Ia
u T1pEB.
The evening world., 1912-04-24

Broadway & Goth St.; 9Th Ave-; 10th St.
The evening world., 1912-04-24
dress Shields

Value At
Shirt Waist Belts. l5c lOc
Dress Shield Pins,cd &c Sc
Stocking Protectors,
card. l5c l0c
Arlington Spool Cot
ton ........d V. csc l8c
Children's Hose Sup
portcrs. l2c 20
The evening world., 1912-04-24

Value At
Shoe Dressing, each 20c l5c
Toe Guards. pair &c &c
Cleaning Pads, each l0c &c
Soiloff each l0c &c
Bias Tape. piece lee &c
Lingerie Tape, piece lOc &c
Heavy Shears. pair GOc Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
Pronounced Dead;
Then He Arises


ENTERPRISE, Miss. Oct. g.
Ten hours after James Lee. a young
man. had bean pronounced dead. he
sat up In his shroud. Lee had been
critically M with typhoid fever, and
for several days had been In a state
OF coma.
The other morning the stctho-
scope failed 10 Indicate the faintest
heart beat. and after other tests
were applied Ice was declared
dead.
An undertaken was summoned
and Loo was shaved and dressed In
a funeral robe.
jus, as the supposed corpse was
about to be placed In the caskes.
there was a faint sigh. A moment
after the young man sat bolt up
right. while startled relatives and
the undertaken tried to accredit the
evidence OF their senses. lie prob.
ably will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
GREEKS PLAN
A BIG MEETING

Plans are under way here for a
mass meeting Of Greeks on Sunday
for the purpose OF summoning aid
TO their native country In answcr
TO the call for soldiers and sailors.
There are about 1000 Greeks In Sc
attic. according 10 Jerry NJ. Mas.
toras. and about 5000 in the state
Those who will not so back 10 the
old country will be asked TO help
out financially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
Cats Heirs of Rich
ST. Louis Woman

ST. LOUIS. Oct Fifteen
black cats. her sole comfort and
companions In life. are reported 20
be the principal heirs Of eccentric
DR.. Sarah r. Wells. graduate OF
ObcrlIn college. one-time professor
I'm the New York Medical college
and Hospital for Women. author.
oculist, traveller and founder OF col
leges, who died IN the rear OF her
apothecary shop. on Franklin av.,
with the felines perched on the bed.
The dying woman sent for a for
tune-teiler who lived In the apart.
ment above. and Intruated the care
OF the ~ cats TO hor, stating she
had made provision for their com
fort In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
MISS ANNA MALEY
TO MAKE SPEECH

Anna A. Maley. candidate for GOV.
ernor on the socialist ticket. will
speak In Ballard tomorrow nieht, Mt
Junction hall This will be- her
first campaign speech In Seattle.
Miss Maley Ia newspaper wmnan
and has considerable ability az
speaker. She has just finished
two months trip through therest
OF the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
LAW STUDENT CHARGED WITH
ABDUCTION OF JAP GIRL

washio andTesautaro saito, nj Ban
Francisco, yesterday.
The schcme charged against the
four 10 that. with the aid OF Young,
who IN alleged 20 have posed as
government official. the girl was
compelled 10 40 10 Ian Francisco,
where Balto was 20 claim her as bis
bride. aaito. Il In charged. offered
81 600 for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Charged with the abducties OF
Hama aaio, 20, Japanese GIRL for
Immoral purposes. Henry A. Yong.
a former law student ut the state
and II. J. sulagara. a
Japanese interpreter. are In iaillto-
day. In default OF 5000 haiiae zrh
Their arrests were made simuHa.
neonsly with the arrests OF atiosnro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

McALEHTER. Okla. Oct. wv
l.. Garrison OF Falkland. Okla. and
Mira. Ollie Dunbar Of hcAieater
were married here. Mrn. Dunbar
was an attractive widow and was
10 have married W. II. Harvey OF
McAieeter. and a marriage license
was secured. but Mr.. Garrison. who
In IL years older than bis unlncky
rival. persuaded the bride to change
her mind,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Subscribers 20 The Seattle se<s
win confer a fasor by notifying
this cfffce at once 90 any fall
ure to secure prompt and res.
uiar delivery Of the paper. OF
any sftempt 90 substitute an
ether paper for The Seattle
Star II 10 the desire Of ths
management 20 secure the best
service for all. ana complaints
are given courteous and pForupf
attention. n your paper fr'is
Go arrive rny nikhs ~
o'clock. Kindly phone this .. lee
81 once Main ptoo Ask fef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Adj. and Mrs. Frank oenne. who
in tho past year. have had charge
OF the Salvation Army No. Corps
Ia this city. will hold = farewell
meeting on sunday Al the Citadel.
FIFTH av. and WashIngton st. serv'
Ilc~s al IL m. s.iB and .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

kloseman tout caliingl Why do
you look at me 10 inteniiy. little
man.
bobby was looking 10 see "
YOU was black.
K.--I,lack, Why should you
think ] was black
B--'Causc | heard pa say you
was awful nIgsardly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Good grade Inverted Gas Light, complete
with burner. chimney and mantle, 7bc value.
"VNNi"i s.....s.s.* ..+sss.. ..s....s... Zoe
Upright Gas Light. complete: soc value.
speclal close out price. .............2k
The celebrated Welsbach Gas Mantios.
30c and 3bc values, to sell at, each. .1S<
--s1I5 Nickel Lamp, No 2 Rochester. com.
plcto with chimney and i0-fnch white shade
.'.'..+.... .....s......... ........a1 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Graduates OF Dartmouth all over
the world will meet tonight 10 give
the old yoils and talk over old days.
Dartmouth men Of Seattle VIII meet
tonight IN tho Seattle hotel TO Gel
citrate the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

konrsd yurubotn left hst night
for Newport News to attend a meet
Ing OF the lifeboat board OF the
army transport service nj which
life saving equipment viii be die
cusscd. Furubotn In Interested IN
an cgx-shaped llfeboat invested By
Ole Brude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

. Wheat and shipments 10 the I
. Orient from Seattle show re-
. markAblc Increase for the 4
. month Of September. the 4
4 wheat shipments amounting 4
. TO eot.2Sg bushels. a gain Of 4
. 55t.osi bushels over sepsetn- 4
. Der. 1911. Flour shipments 10 .
. the Orient show loss over 4
4 September OF last year. thef. 4
4 being only is7. sts barrels 4
. against 2os. 900 last year. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
AN rRRrsIsrIBLE APPEAL

seth tells this story about
ny little daughter feeing BIZ under the weather N.
had
been before called
I &c
do 10 sleep dears aaav Papa
a few min a pleading voice.
papa
an busy. 90 TO sleep
nearly four minutes Then this prunun
the stairs
Mamma I I'm a very pastor at
Then I went up cleveland plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

After an absence Of rs years the
British steamer Algoa comes 10 Sc
attic Monday and will load 1880
tons OF grain for England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
Feather busters
Greatly Reduced


-~I2lnch Plain Bearing Cadet Lawn Mower;
VIII give excellent satisfaction. while they
last ......s..*t.4.. s....-s....-.s.xI .so
-ls-inch Grand Lawn Mower. made BY the
coldweil Lawn Mower Co. no better mower
made sold regularly az ti276 The few re
naming In stock TO be closed out at. S0.9J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Chamber of Commerce hsw re-
ceived a letter from wn Ting Fang.
prime minister OF China. thanking
II for urging the United States GOV.
eminent 10 recognir. the new
republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People


She carried $4,000 tons of freight
for Sound ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

Steamer protesiisus reached Vie
toria yesterday from Liverpool five
days late In her schedule. due 10
strike OF longshoremen 10 Hessey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

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~l & u
o u money
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

es, sn,o ~ asSI lac iSncSeSu had previously been
snnounced Tor Friday i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-18
ZtreifbreBer.
gun ansitehsnoen Sd)nbmahern iiber'
fallen unb erbebltd) nerlest.

Sranf Cote, bon Bottom, Der tent
porar I'M Talace Sotei Dohnt. Sdrrp
lloocarooe pon GoDinston, an., nno
Gbns. csoroon BON Bife Strabe, breL
9lrbeiter in Der Sf]ubiGbrif BON
WicTonalo & ailep, iuelde on Stelle
Itrcifenoer Shuhmad,er getreten iino,
purSen aeItern gtahnrittag belm 8er'
Iaiicn Der 6abrit bon einen 3liseno
streifers iiberfalIen uno oerart jll'
aerid,tet, oaB lie iif Gle IN gefuhrll'
dem 9uIianbe beiineen. Eie Volt5et
nurbe iofort reqiiirirt, bod als Die
ielbe anfam, tporen Die 8errDunoetc1l
idon tpeageitofft unb oeren angrei'
fer entfIobcn.
Spd6ter am Ibenb rotteten lib et'
ne sln3cbI Strcifer Dor Dem Saupt'
ounrticr Der 9cme Detectip agentur,
tpelhe bie Streifbred,er beit)iist, an
Der 6. uno Gine StraBe silionlmcn
unb brobten Die Office 81 eriiiirmen.
muroen aber BON Der Boli5et per'
id1elidIt.
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Scr Smnoes.SebDrce
0eroen bic berbafteten Ritglieocr
Der ySdDmarsen 6anS" iber.
eebeu ueroeu.

5obn RciTi unS 9incsnt 2.rtini.
ri. 3pei ang.bIihe WtitgIisbsr Der
rStparssn 5ano", nsl6e pOrgsit.rn
rerbaftet rorpen iinb. rueiI iis Don ID.
rem aanSsmann Sobn aoi4caoo
$500 srprsiTen MOLTEN, TperoeH DON
Der poIis.i obue 3tpeifsl Der gunbess
beh0roe uusgeIisfsrt peroen. geioe
limb nit elmer singebenbsn llnterius
rung oes SALES bei5dftigt uno od
Dos Rpuoert, pslhes ben Drohbrief
ben poititsmpel rRortbfort,
g8. 9a.," trug. piro bic uHteriutung
oprtbin gelentt neroen.
Su Der 3Dii6enseit tpiro bic Wph'
nung aoiheabo's betpa6t, ou befIr4.
let miro. baB bi.ielbe BON anhdngern
ter .Shpor3en 6ouo" in bic Quft &c.
Iprengt rerben tonnte.
Der 8unbssinipettor 8irosspe rpiro
heute bic notbigen Suftbefsale ertpirs
ten, nm bic beioen Strolhe in bic
6dnbe Sntel Sam's 5u betommeu.
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GrlDfuitg nDn ner Rdlte.
1aaeaen blifen bic 9eute BON Der
Wafsrfante nit sorssn in
bic Sufuuft.

Der befannte ,dlteite Mann" fam
fi6 ni6t entIinnsn. cine fold langan-
baltenbe adlteperiooe bur6gema6t gu
6dben tpie beuer. Wir baben genau
oreioebn Sage lang 3eropetter geba6t
unb tDdbrenb biefer periobe ihfpantte
Die 8urdfdnittstemperatur bon 8
Grab unter big 10 Grab ii6er 3ero.
8a Der 9sfrierpunft 80 poer 81 Grab
lit, tptrb man es nns aufs Wort glauz
ben, bub es talt, re6t tult gepeIen lit.
ginen touen Witterunssiprung, fir
ipelden bas ameritaniite alimu be-
rii9tigt 1T, bdben mir in Den Dergunz
genen 48 Stunben burhgemaht. 4m
0ienftas Worgen 7 llbr batten mir
51a Grao unter Zero unb "a Stuns
ben ipdtsr 25 iiber 3ero. Damn tletterts
Der Sbermometer big geitern 4benb 6
ubr auf 40 Grab unb nm 8 u6r re.
giitrirte er so Grab. Nlio Elm Tempe
raturunterihieo bon SO Grab inner
bdlb 36 Gtun6en. a0nnts man bieIe
ardfte in Gnerqien umieber, man
bate ssnug, um bic Welt aus ben Nm
seln su bebsn. DuFiir liegt uber tein.
0sranIafIun9 Dor. 8iel Iteber fpdre es,
penn mir nit bieTen untenubten
pferbstrdftsn ben Gigpan3er, Der ben
Ohio sinfdniirt. fpegT6affsn t0nnten.
Die Gisftauung Bel 5ernbdnt, bon Der
man befiirhtste, oaB lie ith qeitern
Qbenb in getp.gung fsber ipiirbe, lit
INNER nod felt uno tper 9leti6ertouz
rem MAIDEN min. br1uht nur in iensr
Gsgenb ben Sbio iibsrifrsitsn. Die
Qeute bon Der WdFertdnts Ieben Der
nGhitsn 3ufunft nit bandsr Gorge
entg:uen, psnn hunbsrttaufenbe BON
Wertben Fte6en auf bem Spiel, Tctlten
fi6 bic GismdTen pl0blih in 8efpez
ouno Teben. 9d ss 1eitern I'm gun3sn
Shiothul ssrsgnet bat. 1T and nit
6ohpaFsr au retnen. Der Flub lit
dtIsroinas sismlih nisorid. Qlbsr Die
gismafIsn MAIDEN bic Situation Iehr
usfdbrIih. 4uh fir heuts III tpieber
Stne cosr Reuer dnoeidot uno ba
olsihseitiu h6hert gsmpsrdtur in Ius'
iiht os'tstlt lit, tpiro Der Shnes fpo6l
dusblei6sn urb Der Reoen fih I'm 10
.n.rgiTher 6emertbar MAIDEN.
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- Durh .insn ishlerhoften Rauhs
fang purbe geitern Rorssn su frii6sr
Stunb. in benz oon 6rau Beruarbin'
Wabman beipohnten 6ouie Ro. 2635
Dennis Strabs sin Jeuer Deruriatt
oas ebe IS g.loIt! rperbeu tonnts, eli
nen Shoben pon etlpd $1,000 anri6'
tste. 5beooors RaBmon, Elm Sobu
Don frau Bernard Rabman, ihIief
in einsm 3immer peg brittsn Stots
merits 10 ftIt, baB sr BON oem Rnut
uno aualm nitts mertte, ionoern
erit DON ieinsr Stpeiter Rorma ses
uedt tperben mubte.
- Cine tleins qunit tpurb. ssitern
Mittua nurh elm Syeuer in bem breie
it0Aigen 6auie Ro. 501 alotter Str.
.psruriaat. Dns Jeuer mar bon Ell
mem lanitobenbsu gleubou aus, mo
ann 4ustrotnsn Elm Ruminfeuer dna
aesiinnet tporosn mar, IN ben Nsus
terialmonrenlaben RON Wiainm 2cens
les burhaebronut uno i'm Jau ipuren
bic gdnge unb bas 1reppenbdus nit
bihitm QuaIm ongeFillt. Die Be-
nobner hss Souiss bruhten ii4 NIT
ulIeiniaer ausnabme BON Jrau Rate
Waansr, bic i'm 3psiten Stodtpsrt
ippbnte, rehtseitia in 5ifkrbeit. 5rau
Mdgner bate es oerart NIT Der ansit
beiommen, oob Il: orauf unb bran
mar, gum 5enitsr heraus auf Die
StrnHe su fpringsn. Sie tpuroe iss
bod bieran slidlj6erneiie perbinbert
unb bann Don ben 1tusrtpehrIsutsn
bruntereetrasen.
- gtl.gsntlih zines Geuers. bas
aefiern Hohmiitag ourh iibertofsns
Des Jett i'm 5uuis Nr. 557 glart
GtraBe perurIa6t porben mar. tpurbe
Jrau emma gaffRe1. IN beren Wobs
nuna bos s5euer gum ausbrua fam,
bonn Quolm iibsrmannt uno tuuroe in
btmubtIoIem 3uftuno In elm bena4s
bartes gisarrtnssihdft seirosen, bon
no aus fie nah osm 5oipital seihdfft
uurbe, mo iie ii6 iehr bdlo erholte
Dds Geuer riGtsts taum nennensrperz
tbsn S9dben on.
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Ger irifft nns ia iDohl fdper, absr
lisber bic WObel perloren uno seiunbe
anohen.@
Sb fir bic Mnfammlung bon Raz
turqds In benz Refer bes bemolirten
6auIes mDalifertpeife bic 9asgeieae
fboft Derantiportli9 lit, birfte cine
unteriuhiing ergeben, bic BON ben sus
itdnbiqen geborben unbsr8iisli6 be-
oonnen rsrben Dirb. Sn Der Qadbarz
ihaft neiat man 81 bieier QnIi4t,
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