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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
FASTENED TO WIFE'S HELP
THOUGH THEY HAD BEEN SEPA-
RATED FOR FIVE YEARS.
When Woman Was Arrested Hus-
bands Old Love ReasseIted Itself
and He Appealed for Her.

BALTIMORE, Md.-Whether Mrs.
Nettie Fleishell is punished for al
eyed shoplifting it appears that the
trouble which she has brought upon
herself may result in the adjustment
of her domestic difficulties and re-
Cancellation with her husband, from
whom she has been separated several
years.
Fleishell, who is living in Wash
ington, came here and is exerting
himself to secure the release of his
wife. The pair have met, and the
wife seems to be deeply impressed
with her plight and inclined to
bridge the breach between herself
and her husband if she can escape
punishment for the crime charged
against her.
For five years the couple have
been living apart, and the family of
six children, ranging from 16 to 8,
has also been separated. After hear
ing of his wifes trouble Fleishell
went to the station where she has
D66n III CuSlOuy. Inc uSSIIllS SLhO W
ed that affection had not died out.
Mrs. Fleishell was apprehended in
the act of hiding goods from the
store in her stocking before leaving
for her home in Washington by a
co-worker in the department. She
was confronted with the charge and
confessed, saying she did not know
why she had taken the things and
that there were more at her home.
A search there revealed womans
wearing apparel to the value of $40.
A dispatch from Washington re-
vealed the information that before
Mrs. Fleishell took the position in
Baltimore she ran a millinery store
of her own in the capital city. Her
residence there is in respectable
portion of the city and the house is
plainly but neatly furnished.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
THEY ALWAYS GO TOGETHER
AS Fast as Women Get the Ballot
They Want Office.

Just as fast as women get the bal
lot they want the offices. The women
of California were recently given the
elective franchise and already there
is a strong possibility that the next
candidate of the democratic party of
the Ninth congressional district will
be a woman. She is Miss Musa Raw
lings of Los Angeles, who was sec
rotary of the Woman's Champ Clark
Club during the recent campaign.
In event she becomes candidate
there is said to be good chance for
her election. No other democratic
candidate has offered
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
GONE TWENTY-THREE YEARS.
John Meyer, Believed to Be Dead,
Returns and Shares in Estate.

OOhh NC5VIS bCHONSu W Do Otdus
Returns and Shares in Estate.
After being away from home for
twenty-three years and given up for
dead, John Meyer, aged 81 years,
has returned to Carlyle, Pa, in time
to obtain his share in his fathers
estate. The money is now in pos
session of the county treasury and
it will be paid over when few legal
preliminaries are attended to. Meyer
walked into the house of his aged
mother, Mrs. Margaret Meyer, and
was Immediately recognized by her.
Two years ago suit was filed in
the circuit court to partition and sell
the property of Peter Meyer. The
court allowed the petition and the
property sold for $25,760 The
share of each child, after deducting
dover and homestead rights, was
1894.
At the last term of the court the
Meyer heirs set forth in a petition
that they believed John Meyer was
dead and asked the court to declare
him legally dead, since no word had
been received from him for more
than twenty years. A division of his
share between the living heirs was
asked. Some legal technicalities de-
ferred action in the matter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
WILL MAKE 500 SPEECHES.
Prohibition Candidate for President
Will Do Some Stumping.

Eugene w. Chain, prohibition
candidate for president, according to
a story given out at the national
headquarters in Chicago, intends to
pass his speechmaking record of
1908 during the present campaign.
Four years ago Mr.. Chain made
500 speeches. Although he will not
be officially notified of his nomina-
ton until August 10 Mr.. Chain has
already made several speeches in
northwestern Indiana churches, pub
lie halls and from his automobile
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

A recent issue of the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican has the follow
ing editorial reference to Senator Ba-
con of Georgia, who has presided
over the upper branch of congress
the past ten days during the absence
of the vice-president:
The nation as well as the state of
Georgia is to be congratulated on the
probability that United States Sena-
tor Bacon will be reelected to sue
coed himself The senator is very
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
Il VAS SOME QUEEN, SURE
- soLoMoN's MOST FA'
pow " .rp1N1TY DISCOVERED
.,.,,,s of Luxurious n spl0n nd
Edden' %on1d Make Big Rich OF
ThS Look Like Slick Dime


'a n',, "I Look Like Slick Dime.
lo '''snen, digging in Nubian 4
Eagl s.ve discovered the nome %, Oh
n' Queen sne o Of King sOlomOn'' affin-
ts hove found in her royal
lhsy Iissuelry-perhaps the Jew
fe'sa+' .5 NJ wore when she made ner
D that ~. sn wise one. They have dis
Bst to We lSo roval baths where num-
NsFsa l. .no enhanced the daz-
Rfoas s.'s ,ty Of the Ethiopian Queen
IlnS Ds@T, device known to the an
tta II. s'S They have located the TEN
'n ID the altar wherein they one er
le ana macs sns when she started out on
S's a.-entious journey to visit the
/ Ell p 'a.ont and utterly-wise SOLO
gnln Tbey have unearthed the
sl0D Sor ancestors and kins peo-
oHV' T n, have laid bare the CITY
RR. ir ,hiocts, once the scene OF re-
pT a., s and pomp, but which
p L Ioin long centuries buried be-
] s a. .- the shifting sands OF the deS-
e.. VAS a pampered pet this
0ls She had everything she
l9 sta3 and probably a great many
alsS' s5n did not want. Most pam
/ , ,l5' nets have. She had temples
&s.,a she could go and see animals
i l', ,s,od when things got slow
a.nnd tbe palace; she had experts
Irsire3 to intricate devices OF tor
.,na +bA captives which her war
avs brought in; she had mighty
anrtors and men of valor; she even
j h ono favorite shrine where, it is
.'riae+prAd, she relieved the tedium
n Ssing queen by witnessing human
s,riRces But in spite of her saw
2csrv the Queen of Sheba had a head
III us4d it. She wasn't a very hap
\ ruler for like many modern
Aomon she was just brainy enough
\ worry about many of the things
1 h. couldn't understand, and as a
sOpseonence made herself and her
bonds miserable much of the time.
Her royal bath was something that
amid make Senator Clark's look
4 h q wash basin. 1t was lined with
has Of such excellent construction
bst fbpv still exist. 1t was an art
zsTerv filed with statuary by way
4 working models for the guidance
II her maids, hundreds of whom at
knded her. Her jewelry required
br its housing a vast chamber In
mich her trinkets were contained in
his of gold. All this has been dis
sNered at Meroe, in the Soudan, be-
.Eeen Atbara and Khartoum. Under
BE direction of Prof. John Gerstang,
khO was sent to Ethiopia by the
liverpool Institute of Archaeology,
savatiOns have been going on for
hree years in the ancient royal city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

quick on MS feet, eloquent and in
sistent of tongue to defend the docu-
raent and usually successful in re-
polling the attacks. The senator fits
remarkably in the scheme Of things
the fathers of the government de-
signed the senate to be-a congrega-
ton of the elders of the nation, fam
ed for their wisdom and their incli-
nation to be conservative, delibera-
ton rather than impulse being the
animating spirit of the procedure of
the body.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
SENATOR SMITH TO ADHERE
TO HIS GLANDS OFF" POLICY

Observation-Disclosures Hoke
Smith will take no part in the gov
ernorship fight despite the eleventh
hour entrance of his former political
ally and legislative friend, Hooper
Alexander, but will leave the field to
Mr.. Alexander, Mr. Slaton and Mr..
Hall.
The recent structures of Hooper
Alexander upon the railroad policy
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
lRRED A LEGISLATORS IRE,

pu@ Then Killed MiIler's School
raS Bill for Calhoun County.
lug lower house of the legislature
we unique stunt Thursday Of
.ag local bill.
4 ~ 9,II ehampioned by Mr.. Miller
ISIloun providing that county
- pace a limit of 1 p mills tax
lOF school purposes came up,
" was about to slip through on
u @'g ~ skids, like 90 per cent of
Il uIlIS DO, when Mr.. Nix Of Gwin-
alose and asked if it wasn't we'll
IA 'u mat the supreme court had
such laws unconstitutional;
'1oFe' it was foolish to pass it.
H.. !,UFnipseed of Clay got a bit
,eu with the Gwinnett man and
,I e. him that he'd oppose any
IT, - NIX offered. Then the house
pea The bill 50 to II.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
GOVERNOR NAME DELEGATES
To Sixth National Conference on
State and Local Taxation.

Governor Brown has appointed the
following delegates to represent
Georgia at the Sixth National Con-
ference on State and Local Taxation
to be held in Des Moines, Iowa, Sept.
3rd and 5th. Hon. Murphy Gambler
of Atlanta, Hon. C. R. Ashley OF
Valdosta, and Hon. E. L. Rainey of
Dawson. Alternates; Hon. Fermor
Barrett of Toccoa, Hon. G. NJ. Nor
cock of LawrencevilIe, and Hon. w.
S. West of Valdosta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

much needed just
now. Radicalism
is in the air,
and that it may
not altogether run
away with itself
there is needed in
congress such a
check as Senator
Bacon, an intrepid
defender of the
constitution, ever
watchful for the
least movement
anita gOnistic to it,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

Mr.. Conner has frequently visited
in Dawson, and has a number of
friends in this city. The nature of
the charges against him is not known
here,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06
RANDOLPH's FIRST BALE.

Raised by Helm Bros. Near Shellman
and Brought 80 Cents a Pound.
The first bale of cotton marketed
in Shellman this season was sold
Thursday by the Helm brothers,
whose farm is about five miles south
Of Shellman. 1t weighed 389 pounds
and sold for 80 cents pound.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

" AISAN - wa -
during his second
term as governor
have not given him
any added claim
to the support of
his former idol.
So the mild sur
prise which Sena-
tor Smith showed
on being advised
of the news Of AL
exander's candi-
I@o1 -1A MO
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-06

Judge Nash Broyles, who has been
recorder in Atlanta for many years,
is in the race for a place on the court
of appeals. He is opposing Judge
Robert Pottle of Blakely.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-04
zHtuar3er GinbreHer
Gntfummt trpb Der ibm nahgcIanS'
ten angeln.

Iie 8ebeimpoli5iIten 8enter itno
8ernhurot beobahteteu geItern Wtor.
aerl aeQen 4 ltbr an Der ede Der 5.
lno glm StraBe einen 9teger, MEL
der Elm groBeS giinoel nnter Dem
arme trug. Der aerl ergriIf Die
isluht nno ignorirte Die Saltrnfe
Ser 9eanlten, lporalf bieie mebrere
SdiliIe ani i'm abgaben, melhe ihn
jebod] 5n nur nod groBerer gile an.
trieben. Gr mari auf Der sSliht oas
giinoeI bon iih ltnb perihtpanb IN eli
ner nabegelegeneu glllep Den gliden
ieiner gerioIger. 3as giinbel beltano
aus brei Vaar geinfleioern uno meb.
reren Stolen aleioeritofien Cine
ltnteriud,uns eraab, Dab Die Sahe,l
aus einem Sballfoiten bes Irtbnr
9. 9faole, geo. IA Dit 6. Ipenue, &c.
itoblen tporoen iuaren. Der Shaiifa'
item mar nit elmer 8asrobre allfges
8u1nat poroen. Spdter itellte eS iid)
herous, oaB cine Der Dem Ginbreher
nahgeianotea auaelu oas Sboll1ens
Iter Der fSirma Sub Bros, gto. BOG
g9eit 5. Muenue, 3ertrummert bate.
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Mnfdae.

ebarIes Walier, Elm 20 Sabre
otter aellner ppn $40. 100 Sft 8. MDe.,
fam aeitern Morsen auf bem Seittnz
tpese an 6. unD Central 9lpenne au
5all uno seridIug fih bas Gefidt. st
ipuroe in einsn potroltpasen mad benz
it1btiIfpn 9oipital gebraht.
Ri6aro gbafe, 56 Sabre oft,
BON go. 1431 anoiplion Ctr, perun=
aliidte ouf dbnlide Wsife an Der Gde
Der Samilton uno gbaie 4xnue. Gr
lpurte i'm Yoliseidutomobil Haf benz
itdptifhen 5oIpitol befDrbert.
Der 70 Sabre alte 8iiritenfdbriz
fant Maitben syloreitein, Don Ro.
1923 Gin GtraBe, fam in isiHem gtaa
bliiiement, go. 70 Sim Strabe, gu
Jaa uno brad lid bic linte 6ifts.
Dis MutoambuldnS brohte ben Veruns
aIiidten nah benz itdbtiIhen 5ofpital.
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Nl6tlid)er Cob.

Irau 5orab M. Garbner. cine 73
Sabre alte Mittipe bon go. 41O8
Mab Nntbonp Gtrabe, gumminspile,
bra6 gsitern Worsen tura nah 8 nbr
ploblib bstpubtlos auiammen. Gin
fofort gerufen.r Nrat tonnte nurmebr
ben bereits einsetrttenen 1ob tonitas
tiren unb b.nahri4tigte ben Coroner.
Dieter ftellts feit, bub bic Greiiin ei=
mem 6er3ihlas erlesen mar.
Die 55 Sabre alte Gruu Gliia 8rifs
fitt, BON SO. 331 DIT 3. Strabe.
ipuroe seitern Radmittus tObt in ibs
rem Bette liesenD aufsefunben. Die
unb.imlihe GutDedung tpurbe bon
georg 9bannon, BON go. 320 OI1
pearl Strabe. gemoht. Der Coroner
tpurbe benahrihtist unb ermitteIte,
bdb s5rau Griffith felt lanser 3ei'
bersleibsnb unb eines natiirliden Sos
bes seitorben mar.
Der % SABRE alts Wm. Garner.
obbahlos, ipelber in Der StalIung bes
Greb. BenB in Glenbalt gu fhlafen
pflegte, ipurbe seitern tobt i'm 5eu lie.
ssnb aufssfunben. Gin 9er3fhlug batt.
{einem Qeben Elm Gnbe gemadt. Dis
leihe ipurb. nah Der Morsue aebrudt
Mm. Gronemus, 45 Sabre alt
pIumber, itarb seittrn Mbeno plOblid
in feiner Wobnung. CT ipurbe mad
benz ftdbtiidkn 3ofpital ssbra@. no
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ZelbftmDrD.
,sran a6nig erliegt einer ielbitbeise=
bradjten ShuRwunoe.

Die 26 Sabre alte ssrau Marp So
mia bon go. 2022 2aprence Strabs,
Norpppb, tpelhe iih betanntliA Dor
elmer Wohe in IeIbitm0roeriider ab.
iiht cine RepolDertugel in Die 8ruit
iaob, lit eeitern Rahmittag tura na9
| ubr i'm Bethesda 6ofpital our6 Den
Soo bon ibren 2eipen erlOit iporosn.
Der Coroner ipurbe benahri6tigt uno
pronete einen Snqueit an. sSrau aos
rig mar iett LANCER 3eit frdntlih ees
peien unp bilbete iih ihlieBlih elm,
oab tie ibren 8erItdnb perlieren tperae.
Dor ungefdbr elmer Wohe rief lie elmer
i'm stpeiten Stodtpert bes 5auies mob
nenoen 5rau 5u. tie Tonne pas Sebsn
ni6t ldnger ertragen uno iperoe lth
tooten. gepor bic Srau Die 5reppe
hinuntereilen tonn.e, fiel in Der aoS
nia'fden Wobnuns Elm Shub uno
Truu 30niq purbe beipubtlos in elmer
8lutlohe duf benz 5uBbpoen Der aihe
lteoenb porgefunDen. Die 2ebensmuoe
binterlieb einen tursen abihiebsbrief,
in tpeldem iie ibrsn 9atten Inn Der
aeiblina bittst uno ertlGrt, oab ii'
trant fei uno befiirfte, ben 8eritune
perlieren gu miifen. 5rau aOnig bin'
tsrlGBt auber ibrem 9atten 5pei ain1
npr
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q t elm na
9simmt Der Sentid.9lmerifaniid)c
StaotperbanO ppn 9teippDrt in
Der Sdmlratbs =@abl.

Cine ser Sauptaufgaben, melhe lid
Der leutid) 9lmerifaniide 9tatlonal-
bunb uno nit ibm ieine oerlhlenenen
3rpeiae aeitellt baben, lit Die Ginfitb-
rnna bes Gurnunterr6ts nno oellt@
id,en llnterrihts in Den or1entllden
Sf)ulen. Seit sSabren bat oer1entld)-
9(merifaniihe Staotuerbano perluht,
audi in oieier Hihtlng 5u pirfen, al-
leiu ieine 9trbeit mar bis jest erfolg+
los, 0u lie Oil Dem Gtgenltnn nno Dem
yeatioismus oelpiiier FolitifantelL
pelde i'm Shulratb ons. Scepter IN
DER Sanb 3u baben i6lenen, lbelterte.
8liiflider 8eiic bat nun Die leste
2egislatur Elm 8eiee angenonlmeh
ourd ipelheS, penn rihttg Durhge-
fiibrt, Die Sfulperpaltllng bon leDer
golitif befreit lperoen iou. gtah Die
lem neuen 8eiese miro elm SGulratb
bon flint Mitgl:eoern nah Dem Com.
niIiionsplan gelpablt. 2luf Dem
gtinlnl3ettel befinoen iid) olesnal
iilr Die Grrpabllng oes neuen Shul'
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: Cpier Der 1Dlitif.
Sobn Conner bon ieiaem 0egner
i.blimm saaerid)tet.

Der 81 Sabre alte, perbeirat5ete
Mebger sScbn gomeD, BON Hp. 3421
Golerain Npenue, Elm eifriger NIB
iibersellgungstreuer Bullmoolcr, tsaf
aeItern Rahmittag in elmer Nirtbs
Ihaft nate Der golerain unb Nrliaas
Ton Mpenue nit mebreren Wdnnern
enteeeenseIebter politiicher Pihtung
suiammen unb Is Tam au elmer duz
berIt lebbaften uno NIT jeber Minuis
erre9ter perDenben politifhen Nus
einanosrIesnna. Der Streit purbe
auf Der Strdbe fortseIeBt unb man
Qina IdlieBlid 5u 5anbgreifli6.e:tsn
iiber. Gomez purbe niebereefhla.en
unp ldlimm sueerittet, ipordrf isine
geonsr bic ssluht ergriffen. Der @erz
+lebte tpurbe mad benz itGbtiithen
Soipital aebradt, no es iid essab,
tob er I6tpere aopfiuunben, iopie
iebenFols audi einen Shdoelb-nn
erlitten bate. Die 0erlebunasn ipls
len linn BON einen unter benz Namen
,Dummp" Wotih betannten giann
feieebraht norben iein. 5rau Gomez,
relte ibren Mann nah benz 9oipltol
pegleitet bate, fpeigerte iid benicIben
All perlaIien, unb Ser pnttent nsrbe
f9Iieblid, trob Qbratbens Der 9ter3te,
na6 ieiner Wobnuns auriidgebfnht.
Die poli3et flht Dummy" wtotIh.
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Gutter Sang.


Den @ebeimppli3iIten 8enter nno
8ernbarot oeIang geit.rn Elm gutter
Fdnn inbem Tie 3ipei Wdnner, etnen
WeiBen uno einen gsger, fe'tnabmen.
pelde tie sdtlreiden. i'm Gaufe Der
lcBten Do6en in alien 5betlen Der
Stoot Fattgsfunoenen~ qutompblls
biebitGble besangen bdben iolen. Sett
einieen Wphen 1T taum Elm Su9 per-
qongen, an tpel9sm nitt elm berarti9sr
Diebitabl i'm polioeibauptquortier CUR
Meloung oebra4t rpproen mare. DIE
Diebe pfleaten stnen aiinitisen augenz
Bid absupurten unD aus unbeduilthe
tiot Itebn oelaHenen automobilen
utbersisber, Reg.nmdntel, SdpoBoss
den etc. su iteblsn. Der 8erbadt Der
9etettipg 9euter unD @ernbarbt lentts
fih fdIieBli6 auf 3tpei gte9er, bon De
nen Der sine, Namens glifforo groipn,
in benz 6auie Ro. 19 Sanp 4ueD
robnte. Die 9eamten nabmen ge1tsrn
Wsorqen gegen 3 llbr pdbrenb Der Nb-
tpefenbeit bes gerbddtigen eine 5duss
fuhung Dor unb fanoen bier gambia
Iden, BON oenen cine nit 6irurglihen
Snftrumenten aneefiillt mar; fernsr
bier lperthpoGe ShooBbedsn, Iehs Re=
oenmdntel, stpei lleber5ieber, einen 0as
menmdntel uno anDere Saten, tpeld}e
speifellps idmmtli6 aus 4utomobtls
tiebitGblen berriibren. Die Oetettlbf
leaten ii6 bisrauf in ben Sintsrhalt
unb nabmsn ben Glifforo gronn. als
bieIer cine StunDe fpdter, beeleltet bon
benz 20 Sabre often Sol. Gail, 5auss
tne6t in 6omer's 9otel, berslntam
feIt. Die beibsn 9efangenen, tpelts
ihre unItulb betbeuerten, lpurpen oor'
ldufiq qls psrbdhtis eingeiperrt.
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Gelunbbeitsbeamter Or. sSrhn
Soob berihtete fplsenoe Sohcsfdle
fir bic perfloiiene Mode: Sulia Selbs
man. 81; 5rant Wunninsboff 30;
Maria Ndermann, 7S; Wlap Burton,
81; 9bpmas S. Cameron, rs; sDm.
$. Stasaman, SO; annu 5auIsr, 79.
Giner GntIdeioung bes Ippe11z
tionsserihis in sSranffort ,lifoise
bat Der gountpri6ter 9atpfins bog
Re6t, ben Gountp Roao Snsenlenr
gu ernennen. Gpuntpri6ter 9artina
ernannte 9eorg SraDer, pdbrenb sus
5istuIseridt Sobn Soften 'oanY0t,
Die Gntideibung tpurbe i'm 6duc Son
M. 6. Champion gegen ben Gountp-
rihter Wiltes Morgan IN Mnbtrlpr
Gountp abgeeeben.
- StreidbGl5sr, bic ungebitd ron
Spaben in Elm Feit unter bem Oaf
pes SauIes bes Serrn Sos. Uldpncrh
go, 422 SO. A. StraBe getraaen irur.
oen, Derurladten geitern stn Eeiler
pas einen Sdaoen BON $l75 psrllr'
| iad1te.
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BON ibre,u Wsanne
3uroe Tran Marg 2an,b nieoerse'
id,oiIen uno lebenssefaBrlidj
Derlest.
Ter Nann bebanptet, ban es fid NM
einen llnfall banbelt.

,Srou Mturp 2amb, bon 9to. Ala
,osadIon StraBe, ct. gernaro, muroe
aeltern Worgen bon ibrem Usunne,
g4m. 2anlb, einem QngeItellten Der
Bills Seeo Comp, in ben llnterleib
aeihoIien nnb jebeniaIls tootlif) pere
lebt. 2amb, pelder ipdter perhaftet
purbe, betbeuert, ooB es lid INN elnen
beoauerllspertben llnfall banoelte
lnb baB er ieine sSrail 5ufallig nnge.
fhoiien babe. gr mar geItern fur5 por
Mittag beimaefomnlen uno einlee Wtl-
nuten ipdter fiel in Der 8obnung elm
ShuB. Nad,barn eilten berbei itno
fonoen sSran 2anb idaperperlest Dor.
gie ssran, neihe lid weiserte, ir'
aenbpelde s(usfunit iiber Die ein5ei.
beiten ser slifaire 81 eeben, iuuroe
id)Ielmiglt IN ssrntpalles slnibnlan,
mad, Dem Belts Ctr. Solpital ge.
braf,t, no ipoter BON ben Mer5ten Or
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gilt fir boiiullngslos.
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obgeoriidt, oils oie gSafie iid entla-
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feiner ssran gebabt babe. Die Boli5e
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lno griinolihe llnteriuhllng an
Blase lit. Gs beiBty bab ieniationeas
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Sine Der Glt.Hen Betpobn.rinnsn
rnferer StaDt bat seitern nit Jrdu
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getannten aufrihtis betrauert. Gift
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unb intimen ssreunbe nm iih. Seitosn
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lit, finb Jrau Charles q. Wsorslaao
BON Der Clarion 30. Grau Caroline
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