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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
JURY STILL
STRUGGLING
FOR VERDICT
After Dynamite Case, Jurors
Failed to Report This
Forenoon, Recess Taken
Until Afternoon.
(Coptinued from Page One)

whether the forty men are guilty OF
conspiracy to transport dynamite IN
violation of the interstate commerce
laws, an offense for which some OF
the defendants, if found guilty, could
be given a severe prison sentence.
Ryan Is Attacked.
The severest arrangement delivered
by Mr.. Miller yesterday was directed
at Frank NJ. Ryan, president OF the
International Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers, and one
of the chief defendants in the troal.
Ryan was declared to be equally guilty
with the McNamaras, and the jurors
heard him condemned as having
schemed to deceive the organization
OF which he was the head before John
J. Mcnamara entered this colossal
crime" Ryan was pointed out to the
Jurors as the one who evolved the
idea Of suspending the publication OF
the organizations financial status, III
order, it is charged, to keep the mem
bership from knowing the funds were
being used for an unlawful purpose.
"You heard Frank Nj. Ryan give his
testimony here on the witness stand,
said Mr. Miller. and you heard his
cross-examination; after hearing that
can you tell me Frank NJ. Ryan did
not know what was going on?
Raises Objection.
Answer me this question" demand
ed Mr.. Miller, as he stood facing the
forty defendants, among whom sal
Ryan. "Why was it that Frank M
Ryan made no investigation when dy
Mantle and fuse and caps were founC
in the basement of the American Cen
trail Life building after the arrest of }
J. Mcnamara? Why didn't Frank M
Ryan make an investigation of these
facts if he did not already know abOu
them? And that man, the head of the
organization, charged that officers O
the law planted the dynamite there
and then he went to the convention
of the organization and asked for the
privilege of placing the name of JOIN
J. Mcnamara in nomination for re
election as secretary-treasurer.
and he never tried to ascertain thu
truth of the guilt of Mcnamara. Oh
gentlemen of the jury, l hate to sa,
how guilty Frank M. Ryan is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
HAS DIAMOND
CUT OUT OF SKIN
(National News Association

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Dec. 81
A man who gave his name as Hitch
cock had a diamond weighing a carat
and a half cut out of the flesh of his
arm yesterday. He declared that the
gem had been sewed in his flesh in
South Africa. Hitchcock asked the
surgeon to do the job in a hurry, as
he wanted to give the diamond to his
wife for Christmas. Hitchcock re-
fused to give any details as to his
reason for having the gem imbedded
in his flesh.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
OCCURRENCE
Eller Learns of Death of His
Brother in This City.

When Orian Eller, a Pennsylvania
railroad engineer, brought his train in
to Richmond Wednesday night, he did
not know that his brother Phinney P.
Miller had died at the lever a few
miles on the other side of Centerville
Orian Eller was coming toward
Richmond and Phinney was travelling
in the other direction. Their trains
passed each other at a siding just a
few minutes before death seized the
unlucky brother at the lever
Leaving his train at Richmond the
sorrowing survivor took charge of the
body and took it to Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
Some Big Numbers.

II You hi a tiny vessel one centime-
ter cube with hydrogen corpuscIes you
can place therein. in round numbers.
five hundred and twenty-five octillions
OF them. If these corpuscles are allow
ed to run out OF the vessel at the rate
of 1000 per second it will require sew
enteen quintillions of years to empty it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
NO VERDICT THIS p. M.
And Court Adjourns Until $50 O'clock
Saturday Morning.
(RULlETIN.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 7-Judge
Anderson, when federal court conven-
ed at o'clock this afternoon announc-
ed that the jury in the dynamite con-
spiracy case had not yet reached a
verdict and that the court would be
adjourned until $50 Saturday morn
ing Even If a verdict is reached in
the meantime it will not be announced
until court opens tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
KILLS FOR $500
National News Association

(National News Association
MACON, Ga, Dec. 27-Nick Will
burn, young farmer. confessed today
that on December II he shot and kill
ed James King, a wealthy Jones coun-
ty farmer, as the result of an offer of
$500 made to him by Mrs. King. Will
burn was placed in Jail today. Kings
body was found in a woods on De-
cember IS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
TURN FOR BETTER.

Chief Gormon has returned from De-
troit. Mich. where he visited his son.
Elmer Gormon. secret service agent,
who is critically i'll of pneumonia con
tracted suddenly in that city. Word
was received here at noon today that
there was a turn for the better in the
condition of young Gormon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
PROBATE MATTERS

Inventory of the personal estate of
the late James S. Alyea was filed to-
day in the county clerks office by
Rose Alyea, administrative. The re-
port shows the value of the estate to
be S1,419.
Inventory of the guardian of the
heir of the late Pearlie D. Shifts filed
today shows the value of the personal
estate TO be $500. There was no
real estate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
City Statistics
MARRIAGE Licenses.

MARRIAGE G'SSfSSS'
Benjamin F. Hensley, %. band saw
yer, city, and Georgiannia Doyle, %,
city.
Deaths and Funerals.
CHESTNUT Robert E. Chestnut,
aged As years. died Thursday after
noon at his home. 500 North Goth
street. He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chestnut one
sister and two brothers. The funeral
will be held Sunday afternoon at 200
O'Clock at the home. Burial in Ridge
cemetery. The Rev. Thomas McNary
will be in charge. Friends may call
any time.
KERLIN-Nora kerlin died today
at the home of her father. Frank ker-
lin. on the Cart road. Funeral ar
engagements will be announced later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
COLONEL TO SPEAK
Before the Boston Histori-
cal Society.
(National News Association

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt left for Boston today
to deliver an address tonight before
the Historical association, of which he
is president. His subject will be His
tory as Literature
During his stay in Boston the colo
mel will confer with a number of New
England Progressive leaders. He will
return to Oyster Bay Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
NOTHING DEFINITE is
KNOWN OF BATTLE
(Nationa1 News Association

LONDON, Dec. 27.-Conflicting re-
ports as to the situation at Janina,
where Greeks and Turks have been
fighting for three days differ today.
The Exchange Telegraph Company
received a dispatch from Constantine
pie stating that newspapers in the
Turkish capital announced a Greek
defeat.
The Central News Agency has been
notified by it's Rome correspondent
that the Tribunal announces the fall
of Janina is imminent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
DURBIN'S CONDITION
GROWS WORSE
National News Association

ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 27.-Win-
field T. Durbin, former governor, who
has been ill for the past two weeks.
was not so we'll today, his tempera-
ture going up to 100. Physicians agree
that Mr. Durbin is suffering from the
after effects of the grippe. DR.. Newln
said the increasedsfever did not neces-
sarily indicate anything serious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
TWO LOSE LIVES
Fire Destroys a Business
Block in Los Angeles.
tNational News Association

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 27-Two per
sons were burned TO death and six
were injured by jumping from win
dows when are destroyed business
block in North Main street this fore
noon. The dead are:
Leonard Walters. Is.
Leopold Walters. II.
A number OF persons were in the
upper rooms and their escape was cut
off by the flames, Firemen carried a
number of persons down ladders and
several firemen had narrow escapes
themselves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
FIRE DESTROYS
A SMALL TOWN
(National News AssoCiation)

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 27.-Fire
swept over the town of Independence.
south of here early today and wiped
out nearly all the business section.
The loss will aggregate $4,000. Sew
eral stores and dwellings were des-
troyed, including the post office. Ele-
ven horses persisted in Bucks livery
stable, which was burned to the
ground.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
1000 DEATHS

LONDON, Dec. 27.-Nearly two
thousand deaths have occurred from
cholera during the past four days in
the city OF Mecca, Arabia There are
more than 10000 victims in the city
and the disease is spreading rapidly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
M'CABE IS TO LEAVE
Has Had a Stormy Official
Career.
tNationa1 News Association

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Solicitor
McCabe, of the department of agri-
culture will not stay in office to
await the incoming OF the Democratic
administration, but will retire March
4. his friends announced today. Nc
Cabe, who has been the storm center
in the department for several years, is
planning 10 go into business in the
West.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
Ona of the WaNs

"Who was that seedy individual i
saw you give dollar tor"
An old literary friend OF mine: au-
thor of Ten Thousand Ways of Max
bug Money"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27
Mind and Matter.

Teacher-ls there any connection be-
.ween mind and matter? Small Boy
Yes: IL n boy doesn't mind there'll be
something the matter.-Chicago News
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27

dave YOU trouble OF any kiasT arrsrsa from
disordered stomach GO to your drugg:s'
u get Soc or 81 bottle OF DR.. CaidwelIp
rup Pepsin which IL positively 1usrauteeS. II
ys yOu ana kee0 sou we'll
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-12-27

Men are born to succeed. not to fail.
-Thureau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
0esen .samitfduspie
gSarbsn geitern WetbOoiiien.tSeiit'
lid,s bei NapOr 'pnnt Doritellis.

Gine Delegation bon Metbooiitens
aeiitIihkn Durbe geitern bel Wsappr
CUNT sesen bic 9erunitaltung BON
nouftf1mpfen poriteqig.
@stcnntlih bat Wnppr 6uni in sis
nem hieiisen 5beuier iosenannte
,gorina 8outs" ianttiOnirt. bic BON
einsm ssauittdmpier, Namtns 9pcos
man, p.ranltoItst Derben. Als Gesnsr
Goobman's tritt Der 5auittdmpfer Be
sshob auf, Der Elm profeifipnensrG auite
flmpier lit, uno hermit paren bic
OeiftIihen niht reht einperitonben.
Mber bu BEL bisfem 2ampf teine Grts
fdeibuns abs.seben Diro. 70 lieBen iie
ihren groteit fallen. pernnbrten iid
isboh gang sntidisoen bogesen, odh
ts profeFionsasu southampton ges
ifattet piirbe. bisrher5ufommen uni
bier syaufttdmpis 3u Deranitalten.
WaDor Sunt gab BEN 9errtn bic Der.
iihkruug, oab sr oieies untsr fsinsr
llmitGnben ssitattsn niirbe. ba Der
ortiae 0erunItaltunsen itets dllerhane
unIiebiame Glsmente nnlodsn.
sFerner mahten oi. 0eiitlihen Der
Nnpcr borauf oufmsrtdm. bab Dor
gerifTer S.its Elm 5dutfompf irnpric'
Din houis arrungirt piiros. De-
Uaupor CAB ben Ssrren bic 9eriihs.
runa, oab ibm bitrpon nidbts betann
Tel unn bab ,r iOfpeit nod niht I'M
einen Griaubuibiheiu fur oieie Der
anitaliuns angegansen lDorben isi
unb Die 9orsrsi obne feins grlaubnii
niht itattfinpeu tonne. Db er iein
Grlaubnib bdSu gsben ipiirbe. bine'
lAntlrlif sans Don oem Ghnratter be-
9bejlnebmer ab
Die Delegation Der Geifiihen iest
s6 aus ben foigenoen perren SuIam
mea: M. Wf. Campbell, g. u. Doung
sROb parifb, sluittn uRb 1bDmos.
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Eibilbienftpriifnng
8irS bemnahit fir Die 3etcftip-Fo'
iten anberanmf iueroen.

Mopor Sunt, St6sr9eitsoireftor
gaib unb goli3ethef Sation hatten
aeitern cine aonferen3 bs3iiglih Der
9ufunft bes Deteitipbepartements.
Iutiirli6 po1te teiner Der 5errsn
Iih iiber GinSsIbeitsn Der aonferena
auslaIien, aber es ipuroe 5ugeitanDen,
oaB in 3utunft be5iiglth Der abhdl.
tunq bon 3toiloienitpriifungen mad
anbersr Wstbooe por9egQnsen peroen
lpirb.
eSn erifer aini. lit bic in 8eiis Del
neuen 3tpilDienitbe6Orbe beflnDlt6t
unb bon Der friiberen 3ipilbienlts
beborbe Hbernommene Nnpdrsrlttt'
| fir geteftips, bic 20 Qomsn entbtelt
fir unqiltia ertldrt norben. I'm ein'
4npdrteriifte 81 I6affen. niro benz
nd6it cine griifung itattfinoen, tul
frelde bic ndberen geitimmungen IL
Babe Teiteeiegt neroen.
Nenn Die ftGotiihe 3iptlblenIttom
mifIion nit UtaDor 5unt iibsreln
itimmt, 10 iperoen ale gplt3t'ten 9sle
| qenbeit erbaltsu, oiefe priifuug mtt3u
| MAIDEN pdbreno Bel Der friiberen Vru
fung bic priiflinge porber aus9eiun
lporoeu tparen.
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eSeinolitbe Sriioer.
gsrbangniBunller aussang eines
Strsites ,mii6en GomarD uub
snuis Selling.

Gbparb aeTine, % Sabre alt, BON
Ro. 2227 9IaDftpne Qps., lam friib
geiteru Morgen in bic Gmpfungsnaro
Deg Ttdotifhsn 6oipttdls ssfpantt, mo
sr erihOpft 3uiammenbrat. Sine lIn>
teriuhung ergab, ouB er einen S6ds
oelbruh srIitten bate. ReTing ertldrte,
odB inn Die 9erleBung ndbrsno zines
Strsitss nit ieinem 20 Sabre alien
gruber 2puis oon bisIem beieebroht
tporben lei. 2ouis 4eHing puroe bon
oem poli3iiten Dillingham; bsrbaftet
uno als peroGdtiq eingeiperrt. Gr qab
gu. ieinen 8ruoer geidIagen gu bas
ben. Ra6 ieiner Shiloerung mar es
| fStpiiden ibm unb Gbnaro bel Der
5simtunft bes SeBteren Su einem
BortpedieI getommsn, in osiTen Der
lauf iein 8ruoer i'm SuerIt gefhIoqen
babe. @r babe thn oarduf nit einem
5ouiti6lag 81 gooen geftredt. uab
Goporo miTe iih ben Sbdoslbrua
odburh suge3ogen haben, oab er NIT
oem Sopf gegen Die 9iIntante geFala
len iei. 0as gefinben bes 9erlsbten
tpiro aIs duBerit beoentlid eeboIten.
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Neretn n.r Zteuer5ahler.
!Seutc 9ladmittag lit bic @iertel'
ia6rs.@erIammlang Der Witglicoer.

Der 8erfpaItungsrat6 beg Steuere
soblerDereins tam geitsrn Ra6mitta8
Sur monottihen StBung Suidmmsn,
Die 4biidten StabtDerpaltungmtt
ge3ua auf beFeren StraBenbdhnDtsnlt
purben eutgebeiben. gstreffs Der be-
abiiftiaten QeutundliIirung Der
5tubt berrfhte Die 4niiht Dor, oaB
bas ieBige QbsugstunaIipitsm ntdt 10
Ichleht fei rpie sg gsmalt peroe. Dur
Der Ueilcreet, Der jsgt etne offene
aloate lei, follts in einen Ib5u9stdHdl
aefdft perben. Qnpult 8toeon Y.
Wilipn berihtets aber ben Iog. Jergus
ION Qart, stpiI6en 3polfter uno aus
nal 5trobe unb pertrat Die Qn'tht,
oab bic Staot benielben iebr pObl fur
Bart unD SpielplaB3nete benusen
tonne. Seute Rahmittag ftnost Die
8iertelidhrsSger erIamnllung Der uttt7
olisosr itatt. Die in Der nRepleip" be-
| IprotensH 9egsnItduoe geluH9en our
Debate.
Tolgsnbs nsue Mitelieoer tpurosn
qeittrn aufosnommen:
2sbensidnslihs W&t9lteosr - VIM
aptle 'Softsr, Wm. 6. &snnsp, Ghdr!ss
Dtaper, Oscar S6lsnt, Samusl 46
8m. 7. Ji'tsr, Gbarles VI. Srs'
lamb. .. 9. Gliper, CHARTS J
5rebsa, Sacob 0iss. Gbas. aspts
9ouis g. qspi. 5. 3. 2iPpincott.
Rsauldrs UlitgIispsr - Smsr 3
8lsnn, Ssnrp 6. 9atss. 1bos. u
6orbpce. Geo. Ggsr Git. Gbdrles 8rd:
ham. Sarrp 8ubpIpb, Sol. 6. 5eptsr
! glbe Qepine, 6. .. MatGrtbp, Or. )
1 s. Rupe, Nat6un Rthmun alphoni'
Qless, 5rou 8. pislu8s. Geo. 9alo'
ran. gop. Wprris, @ug. Scou, Geo
R. 9oamun, 8. $. gBolfsrt, u. y
goo0rih. gharles Wsit, 5rou 8. 9
| Zee, ). s. aumman IT,, Sobn 3lsslsr
| u. aeterib IT,, Bruno Gbpltrosus
Um. y. s. Snres, Bm. u. Yanne
Sulius QppsIblum, Serman ). 0orr
Im. :. Sens, 6. Wluderhsioe, Soi
6usttner, Senrp 5sbbe, 5rau Y
grptmire, Souis Grsa. 5n. alottsr
nrn ghds. 9retner.
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Gte.erlaubnikiAeine.

lgbndrb ;. Gmiib, 20. 4725 Gar
iboee pife.
lWnrtba Gtbmann. %. SOhn unb eIts
pbetb Gtr.
|Urant guitaD sulin. 80. I'll SObn
/ Strobe.
l9otiit RoB. "a. besgl.
JSas. g. RspelI. AZ, zoos 'sreslanh
Apenue.
lMamie Jobnion. 25. 434 Msit 6. ap,
IJuitin y. Wtbben, "a, Cleveland, 8,
lGorinne Nurrap. "a, 300 Southern
4nenue.
tN,m. 6enrp WOonsp. a. Reabins.O
lSrene ct. John. 20. Dessl.
Iwiuiam Taegaiuen. %. 110s groaO.
I man.
ialia eansiouei. q, 327 Da Gour,
Gtrobt.
}eusporib 1bos. Bab. 25. gaitmOnb
1 Sab.
lSa,el e6ueioer. q. 2o2 moris Str
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Eterblidbf erid3t.

albslaibe pitel, 50, 3103 5arpep
apenue; auftr6hrenentsiinoung.
gnmdrb GRAHAM, 38. arbxitsbous; (;
NkreHIeihen.
Soispb Gspers, 73. 1034 gapmiIer
Strnke; Qunsenent5iinoung.
Gophis Stosss, AZ, 500 On 5.
anenue; Quneenent3iinbuHg.
WitIiom Moob 5oulI, 90. arlinss
ton Geiehts; 8linbbnrmmtSiinoung.
Tiartin Barrs. 70. 401 mef 5. ap.;
G<raIeiben. 1
Mnria Meners, II. 1919 Meit Z.
4bsnue; Eharlnhfiebtr.
Gpslpn Ruftner. q. 126 glosr
STRIDE; 6er5leioen.
3epbonio Jensins. "a. 2406 Slab
Iscne Mpenue; Qunsenent5iinbung.
gnfimir 5isl. /, 2122 OIdbitons
4penut; GhpGhe.
pster Werns, 43. Stdbtiihss Gos
IpitcI; sJn1usf in Shnebs.
oormon Britt. l. 1919 1repftsl
4penue; hirnbauientSiinbuns.
SuIi1 gronin, rs. 402 Of 2ibertt
Strobs; Snqueit in G4mebe.
Wlaraoret Grotplep. 66, 1882 Np.
bertfon Apsnue; Snqueii in G6iDek.
Gonorn Wturpbp, %. 8l3 6dtbatrus
Strnbe; SnqueN IN S4nebe.
6enriettu 0rnutmonn, 66. 215 Cf
aibsrtp GiroBs; 6srsleiben.
Caroline 1rounIieiH. 65. Qonbur
Court; Qunaenentsiinbuns.
Nrttur Ghmibt. I Nonai, 247t
1bompfon Mpenut; 0ersleiben.
Anna 1nren. "a, Gbriif 6cipitnl
2naemtntsiinbuns.
CHM Mrnolo, 10, 217 Wabe Str.
qaitrenieiben.
GlIa Dunlap. eS, 773 eummi
Abenne; 6er3ltiben.
1anaah Glart. 63. 243 6oiea apt.
3uderrubr.
Carl 80. 1ienjn. 35, 2144 WeIt 8
AUenue; Qebsrper91rtuna.
Gbitb QOsnR, n, lit Cii Drift
Gtfnbe; 1nQukit In Gmipebe.
Maygorst Ulpers. 80. Is Deer
GiTabe; 3nbertulole.
Hreaerid Rienenldnn, u, 3115 9tf
ietleu Npennt; Quneenentaiinbane.
b<rbiuanb Dulfsrs, 66. Mi
4toltbp; Roit.
Wberi6 G@dnftrs. Al, o706 Cole
mn Mbenue; Snqlief n &&tpe6s.
4oniIs W0N. 81. 1o36 4tlIeg
up61G1; ]; QlpseHIeiben.
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Wsappr 9mnt
Grflart, oas bic Strai'cn bier rsiner
iiuc, ais Die in Ct. gonis.

Mapor 5unt, Der bstunntiih ioe0en
BON sinem mebrtdsisen 9tufentbalt IN
ct. 2puis suriidgetebrt III, bat augsn4
Iteinlih teine i.br siinlti9:n Gtnbrud'
in Der Stabt beg 6eilissn 2ubipis 9es
Iammelt.
gBie aerr Sunt ssItsrr ertldrte. bal
er iih in ct. 2ouis reht gut unter
balten, aber Cincinnati 1T bod bsne1
unp DOT alien Dineeu idubersr. ngs
mar Isbr nett in Ct. 2ouls", 'u9''
Wtuppr Sunt ssItern, uaber mir haber
cine tpeit before Stubt als Ct. 2ou's
es lit. Ramentlit nit Der StroBenrst
niaunq lit ss bier beosuteno beiIer BE-
iteut. 9prt iino bic StraBen Ishl
idmubig, alliibsrua lisst Der Sdmut
uno Shnee in groBen Soufsn auIg"
thiirmt."
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efesant seafeioete yie6in
Ssa In BEN Varlors BEN beReren
fstels speriren.

Die GanbtoiHe Der Jod ainlsn,
bon Gronn ape., Horpoob. rslh leg
tere betdnntli5 am porieen Donners'
taa in bent .porlor1 oes Gibiou 90
tels aeFtoblen fpurbe, spdbreno DisDo'
me bcs Ielepbon benuste. TT gefterr
In sinem HoiIetten3immey oes Sfntor
6oieIs eefunben mcrbeu. Die aano'
tofHe entbielt nod bic beiben Bdnis
buher juipie sinen Gbed fir $500. is'
bod paren bic $519 in Baar, tpeIh'
ii1 in Der 9ofhe befunDen bctten. Der,
ihpunnen. Die goli3ei fahnbet cul
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anseblih bic parlors Der perihieosntr
6oteIs 3u beiuhen pflest, um 5n feb
len, rpas ihr In bi. 5dnoe fallen mag
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Grnennung aHeeHpmmen.
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GmtlaTeu.

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perFigie se'tsrn Die gntlahung bes
bisberiaen GIerts Der 8eb0rbs. 9errn
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sefunoen Fat.