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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
UNIVERSITY HEAD SUED
Charged Druggist with Selling Liquor
TO Students

burlington. VI, July 26.--A suit for
500. 900 damages on the ground or ma
licious persecution has been brought
against Guy Potter Benton president OF
the University Of Vermont. by Dr. Hugh
Nj Moore. of oxford. Ohio. DR.. Moore
who is proprietor of a drug store in
0yfnrd ALLEGES that in 1910. on COM
plants OF Dr. Benton, he was twice ar
70 ,aJ nm charges of selling liquor to
atud.otg NJ Miami University and was
both times found not guilty by the
courta AZ that time President Benton
was head of Miami University.
Following the Ming Of the suit. Pres
idert Uouton was taken into custody on
a BODY writ. and was later released on
eoo 1u1 lands In an interview Mr.
benton said he had acted entirely in
good fniIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

TOMATO sANDwICHES.-Chop TO
matoes (the firm part only Is usedJ'
favored with little mayonnaise, makes
good filling. These may be combined
with green peppers or chopped lettuce or
merely placed upon lettuce leaf. y
mixture ~ chopped tomatoes, sweet pep
pers and young onions tossed In saiai
/ dressing Is also good The proportion OF
onion should be light. When served with
n dainty lettuce leaf as a filing 1t II
called by one cook the "epicurean Sand
wich." Whole wheat bread may I've used
for this sandwich. 4 thin slice OF to-
n.ato is served with n tongue filing. or
;he tomato may be chopped and added to
The tongue filling. Sandwiches with 4
tlllinG of cold roast beef arc better In
flavor II thin slice 81 tomato or n little
tomato catsup Is added. Tomato catsup
or chilli sauce is also good with chopped
or sliced beef filings.
CUCUMBER Sandwiches few
slices OF cucumber may be mixed with
tomato or green pepper filling. Minced
cucunhers and ch!ves also make choice
filings. so do cucumbars and onions AMI
cucumbers ard red peppers. The bright
bit of red IN the last named lends fes live
touch.
MINT LEAF SANDWICHES.--A Among
herb sandwiches there are the horseradtsh,
the watercress the nasturtium ana thS
mint leaf. all more or less popular. Ot
these the mint leaf is the most unusual.
II should be made OF soft homemade
bread The mint should be fresh and
green and mixed with perfect dairy but
ter. Let one spray OF mint reach out from
between the layers Of bread. This gives
T. pretty touch Of green Watercress, mas
turtium. escarole or even lettuce sand
witches look prettier and more attractiv'
for being tagged in this way
DATE SANDWICHES.-Date stuffed
with cream cheese are a popular sweet
Trim sandwiches filed with Z layer OF
chopued dates and cream cheese arc just
as delicious md not so familiar Chopped
dates alone or chopped dates and raisns
also mako an acceptable films for sand
pches
BAVAROISE OF CCRRANTS.-BoiI
one pound Of sugar with half pint or
water until sufficiently thick syrup T.
formed 70 drop from the spoon, then add
one pint OF sicyed black currants tonlF
very ripe fruit should BE- uscd), and as
soon Il the fruit IS hot stir IN one ounce
Of nseted ge'stine and Tablespoonful of
kirsch or maraschino and pour tho fruit
into a basin and put il aside to cool
Whip a pint of cream until ii is thick
sw-cten II very slightly. and as soon a.
the currant mixture Is cold stir 1t in AMI
put the baV rose into a silver bowl which
place In refrigerator FOR two hours be.
fore Il IL to lie served. Any kind Of soft
fruit may he served in the same way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Brown RICE"

Whole rice or brown rice" as 1t is
often called, which is superior in nutri
ment TO the ordinary polished rice, would
be found for sale in this part OF the world
more frequently II there we're more Of q
demand for II.
In the Philippines. where rice IS SO
largely used as to make It important that
none Of the nutrition in It should be lost
the polishing Of rice IS prohibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
PLOTTED TO KILL WIFE7
Man Is Charged with Conspiring with
Negress to Murder Woman.

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, July G.-Simon p.
Kuhn, a real estate dealer. Is under ar
rest here. accused Of plotting TO have
his wife murdered, so that he could marry
another woman.
According TO statements 10 the polio"
by Mrs. John Bell, nogress, Kuhn tried
70 hire her to XII his wife, offering 500
for the deed. Mrs. Bell told detective.
and he stationed a shorthand reporter
In an adjoining room while, It is charged.
Kuhn made bargain with Mrs. Belle r..
Mitchell, another negress, TO do the " ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
PROTEST AGAINST THE TUB

Albany. July @-Protests have been
alad with Governor Dix by state CONTROL
Ior Sohmer aud State Engineer Bensel
ogoinst tlIr action Of the State Trustees
OF public Buildings leasing. from Carrot
- nonsor '''The Tub" for the temporary
1',,.,.a-e ~ those departments and the
Statc Superintendent Of Banks These
I.,,'',,,nsnts threaten 10 refuse TO vacate
tbeir quarters In the State House. so as to
permit the remodellins OF me building t9r
The curt OF Appeals, IN accordance With
a law passed thus year.
The state Controller and State Engineer
cav "Tho Tub" is not properly equipped
for their use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
News of the Markets

Lamb Is more reasonable this week at
Washington Market; for the present beer
"gures remain the same. Fish are scarce
for this time Of the year. ard hluehsh are
particularly high. The first shipments Of
domestic grapes have just arrived at the
market and make a good showing. Figs
arc IN again; berries and currants are
stll plentiful. Vegetables In general are
hIgh and are not in good condition
thougb corn has come down to 80 cents
n dozen and IS of prime quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
HAS WIFE; WRIT DISMISSED.

Counsel for Captain Christian s Jiell
withdrew yesterday the writ of habeas
corpus which the latter swore out to
make Jacob Waglc produce Mrs Juell In
court. The lawyer explained that Juell
had got his wife back. but he did not
know where either OF them was Justice
Giegerich granted the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
a DINNER SWEET.

An accepta bic bit OF sweet TO be served
AZ the end Of q dinner may be made b.
miucirg equal quantities Of fgs, raisin5
and dates together and moulding them
with fondant into a cake. One-halt It's
bulk mixed nut meats may be added also
If desired. Cut the cake in slices ana
then cut these in squares. Minced fine
AMI without the addition OF fondant, this
mixture OF fruits and nuts may be usei
as a sandwich 6lling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
GOES TO HAWAII TO WE'D.

ST. Louis. July 2G.--Charles T. Loomis'
OF tnis city. and Miss Alice Richardson
who became engaged while sophomores
at the University OF Missouri, VIII be
married next week In Honolulu, where
LOOMS Is director Of boys work OF the
.. NJ. G. A. Miss Richardson sailed on
Wednesday from San Francisco. She Is
me daughter OF i. Il. Richardson, OF
Kansas City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
SHE LEAVES III DESCENDANTS

Pontiac. H., July 2s.-Mrs. Catharinc
Teach. who was one OF the early settlers
I'm Illinois died last night at Fairfield,
near here. where she had been visiting.
at the age OF ninety-one. Mrs. Teach
leaves IL direct descendants-nine chill
drcn. Gfty grandchildren, hfty-one great
grandchildren and or" great-great-graud-
,bt o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
SAY BATTLESHIPS LOST
Torpedo Boat Destroyers Claim Vic
tory in Attack.

Newport. r. l., July 26.-The torpedo
boat destroyers OF the Atlantic feet. as
a supposed enemy. claim TO have defeat
cd the Red Fleet OF battleshps consist
ing of the Florida. the Delaware and the
Utah. In a mimic attack off Brenton's
Reef Lightship to-day
The destroycrs, under command Of Cap
tain e. W. Ebcrle, penetrated the lines
of the battleships and scored Il clean
technical victory. according TO Captain
Fberle. The battieships were commanded
by Rear Admiral Aaron Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
KILLS HER AGED HUSBAND.

CharIotte y. c.. July 8-Mrs. V. j.
Hartscll, OF Mecklenburg County, killed
her sixty-year-old husband to-day. She
explained she was enraged at the con-
duct of her husband and her daughter
by "A former marriage. The Hartsells had
been married twenty-five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Recipes Tested and
Found Good

Al recipes appearing in our columns aa'e
teen tested.
Level measurements are used unless other
wise stated. -
This department will be glad to answer any
culinary question submitted by our readers anu
VIII buy recipes. ,,
Address Culinary Editor Nev-York Trioune'
No. l5I Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

The most welcome sandwich filings At
this season are those prepared from fresh
salad vegetables and herbs. combined
with cream cheese. mayonnaise or some
other dressing. When such sandwiches
are served at simple spreads no salad
will be needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Vegetables.


The first importation Of black Holland
grapes Is selling well, and Cuban alligator
pears are fine. Peaches are coming In
little more abundantly French artichokes
are good, but the spinach il bad, and the
supply of Catskill caulfiowers il very
Door this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for So SO year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

TACKS AND NATLS.-A housewife who
does not like 10 waste time keeps tacks
and nails in small bottles according 10
size and style II saves her the trouble
OF opening boxes to find "A special kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Useful Household Tips

This department viii pay for household tips
II found available Tor t.. PURPOSE. Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

This department Will not be responsible tor
manuscript which IN not accompanied
stamps for return. Kindly inclose stamps VIZ"
questions requiring an answer by letter
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Postal Card Departments
then) should be postal as
far Il is

York Tribune. No l54 Nassau street, Eev
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
MATERNITY PENSION
MEETS WITH FAVOR
Charity Workers Deny NieI's
Statement That 0rganlza-
lions Are Opposed TO It.
SAFEGUARDS, ARE NEEDED
MIGHT Prevent Boarding Out
and Reduce City's Hospital
Expenses, Besides Keep
ing Families Togethe

urs r. Ingram, head OF the relief de-
..r,ment Of the Association for Improv-
tho condition OF tho Poor, furnishes
40 denial 20 the reported statement OF
us,rv Mel. the Illinois man VINO put
.brough ,h, mothers pension law out
.hera that al over the country institu-
,iors and organized charities are opposing
.bo idea ~ mothers pensions"
This organization believes that st
-.orlS be an excellent thing TO pension
Mothers who's, husbands are dead or
hove deserted them" she said yesterday,
.h,, NJ course We think the thing should
so nroperly Safcguarded. There are al
vsys undesarving ones willing 10 take
odyartqgr OF any help that's going. and
any scheme fo- pensionng mothers
.bould include provisions 10Y investigo-
zion.
,Paop's who remember when the city
of New York gave out coal to the needy
will recoll,cl that in the last days Of
that charity, when investigation prob
ably was relaxed, citizens who could per-
foctly well AFFORD to pay for coal-snall
ShOphetPtIS' 'l''-NOH'''IH'H " S'''N'' 80
benefit 1t was only a half-ton they got.
but they would get that several times
dv,lrg the winters That IS the sort Of
thing that must he guarded against IN
every kind Of relief work.
This association stands for keeping
the home together wherever that Is pos
able. II doesn't believe in breaking the
home Up and separating mothers and
children when poverty Is the only reason.
''Of course when the mother IS an un-
AZ guardian that IS another question
But If she IL morally iii, 1t would be just
as cheap for the state and far better
for the children 20 help the mother sup
port them IN her own home. And II
-,o..,.z,. - -.o. rdad oe charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

KITCHEN MEMORANDA large
calendar Of twelve sheets, one for each
month, with space around each date for
pencil memoranda. IS a great convenience
IN the kitchen. The calendar should be
one with leaves that can be turned over
at the end of each month, Instead OF
being torn off. It will not altogether take
the place of an account book, hut II will
help greatly in keeping a record Of ones
daily transactions with butcher. baker
and candIestlck maker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

daily transactions with butcher. baker
and candlestck maker.
! CLEANING THE SGNK.-Herosene
will clean kitchen sink as II by magic
Rub II all over the sink to loosen the DIRT,
and then brush the surface with little
hot water and soap powder. Rinse it with
fresh hot water. ana then polish 1t bard
to prevent rustine with a cloth dipped IN
kerosene.
CLEANING CANDLESTIcKS. -- Why
scrape of grease from metal candle
stick when It Is much less trouble 10 dip
the stick into boiling water? Cleaning Il
in this way. there Is no danger 1T scratch
ing the metal
A PIE WRTNKLE.--A certain piemaker
says that she has hover had any trouble
from juicy pies running over. She cuts
the lower crust about one inch larger al
around chan Is needed To line the bottom
I and sides of the plate. Sh" cuts the upper
crust just the size Of the plate. After
lining the pan with the lower crust, she
brushes IL over with the white of an egg,
puts In the fruit and places the top crust
over IT. She pulls up the edge of the
lower crust and makes with Il a thick
scalloped rim that oyerlaps the top crust.
OCCUPATION FOR THE CHILDREN.
A box of wooden toothpicks and Il pint
of dried peas viii, prove an excellent
amusement for children. Soak the peas
overnight till they can De easily pierced
with a toothpick Tables. chairs. boxes,
letters. etc. can be made by combining
the twO.-F : Hasdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

Ulapor 8uDnor 6at feline
Stimme segsn ous Netp Yortsr MppeIs
lationseeriht erboben uno Die On
ii6t ausgeiprohen, oab es pOdig ON
YIase tpGre, bic gnti6etounsen ienes
8erihts bur6 9oltspotum um3uitpz
ben. Der 8orpurf lit niht unbesriinz
bet. Oas senannte 8eridt bat iia Ell
neH traurieen Ruf oaourt erDprz
ben, oaB es ale geIese 3ur 5Oroerung
pes iOsialsn 5ortidritts fir untonz
ititutipneu ertldrt bat. 9lber Die pors
sei6lassne abbiIfe lit nidt 3ulGiIig,
neil es alien gssrtffsH elmer geiunoen
Reftspflege Ipioeripridt, Redtsfragen
Dor oas 8olt gu bringen. lin iolhen
Gnti6eiouneen in 3utunft OOr5ubeu>
gen, tann raoitale 2lrbeit gerbun tperz
Den, iabem ben 9erihten oas Reht
ubgeiprohen miro, 9eIege fir union
ititutioneu gu ertldren. Ous TT Die
2lniiht, Die 9rbee in feinem beriibmz
ten Wert barlsgt urb Iebr gut begriinz
bet, inoem er iugt, tpenn au6 Die unz
gepObnlihe QutoritGt Der amerttdntz
i6en 9sritts notbtpsnDis Isin mag,
I'm bic 8e5iebungen 3tpii6en benz
8uno unb ben gin5elitauten 6u reseIn,
10 lei niht Der minoeite Gruno nahz
tpeisbdr, tparum biefe gtnrt6tung
in ben gtn5eIItaaten beitebsn iplIte.
Der uniinn lit freilih nifi gang 70
unertlGrIih, tpte 6err 8rnce meint.
Gs banbelt iid bier nm ben 5etanntsn
SuB bon Der 8srnunft, bic gum lln>
finn ipiro. oyn Der 8olpnial3eit aps
pellirteH bic 9iirger Der &plonien gez
gen GeieBe, pel6e Elm Dem aOnig ers
oebener 9puDernsur In elmer eefiigi9en
2egislatur bur6geiebt bate, an ben
@ebeimratb in 2onbon, tDeIher Der
oberite aolonialgerihtsbof mar. 0ds
raus 1T pbne 5ruge Die Ginridtung
eripahien, oaB Die umerit. 8sridte
Die 2lrbeit Der 2egi5luturen 6eanitan>
ben. Mber na6bem bic aolonien freie
amerifantf6e Gtaaten getporben paz
rem, nit poler aontrple iiber 9ous
perneure uno GeieBgeber, bate 6iele
gsridtIi6e Ginmiidung feline gerstz
tisung mebr uno iC[Ite. ME grpce
ridtig forbert, aufb6ren. Wia man
nidt gang foipeit seben, 10 empfieblt
ii9 Der neue paraerapb in Der Obioer
gerfafung, bab @eiebe nur nit gu
itimmung aQer Rihter bes pberiten
tribunals, Biz auf einen, fir untonz
Ititutioneu ertl1rt lperben oiirfen, ba
an3unebmen lit, buB unter Iieben pber
nsun Ri4tsrn iia penisitens elm
oerniinftigsr unb buman oenfenber
MsnIh befinbst. 0as lit ieoenfalls
Der Ginri6tune Dur5u5isben, bas
9plt gu einsm Sbsrgeriht 5u toniti>
tuiren. 2esteres t0nnte in Der Jolge
81 elmer anarhie i'm Rehtstpeien fiib~
rem, tpie lie ihon einmal in peridiebes
men Staa.en bisiss 2anbss einserihen
mar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
Ser 9tew Dorfer Geloitrum

Der Grperte bes 3ommittees 5ur lnz
terfuhune bes 9elo 5ruIts unterz
breitete Stattititen, aus tpel9en 9erz
porgebt, bab am l. Nppenber b. 8.
bic sSnlano 9anten an bic Hetp
Uorfer 8anten unb SruIts ts&nmpaes
MEN 483 Miaionen Dollars, unb 24O
Wiuioneu Dollars auf 4ttien@ uno
8DrIen Siderbeiten uuseelieben bat
ten. Ilio paren pom Snner,l bss
Ganbe5 723 Willionen Dollars 8darz
aelo obgeflo1ien. 0as entipridt unz
gefGbr Der 6dlfte Dss in ben Der.
Stooten oirtulirenben 9eIbes. Wa5
oas Gelo oabin3os, mar natiiriidb Elm
5eitipeilig bpber 3insfuB, Der burd)
Borien SpetuIationen Deruriadt
pOroen iDur. 2luf ben eriten Bid
ideint es pOlig naturssmdb, oab
Gelo oortbin fliebt, mo es ben beIten
preis brinst. Gs lit aber leift all
perfteben, pie bas perbeerenb auf bas
lesitime GefnGft einfpirfen muB.
Wenn unsefdbr bic 6dlfte bes airtuli=
renben gelbts bem lesitimen @eihdft
ent5osen pirb, 70 tam niht ausbIeiben,
bab bergdhdftsmann Gelb tbeuer be-
aablen muB, aber nod S4limmeres
ergibt iih baraus, ndmlib, bab @eIp
,iiberhanpt niat sn habeH TT, O0er nur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

mdHenbafte IufIpeiheruns. Mhi
Wspnute lang purben Gier benz 5aus
Del entoogen uno naa ben Giiblbdu=
fern sebraht. Die Equalization
tonnte iih natiirlih nur lobnen, ipenn
oas publitum Die Gier gu benz YreiIe
taufte, tpelden bic Spetulanten iid)
auseenaht batten. 1a bas aber aui
9runb pes ertpGbnten 8eiebes ni6t
seideben lit, 10 ssbt ts ben Spetulans
ten i6Ie6t. Sir Oasgufipeidern elmer
EiItegier mubten lie 15c oenMpnat be-
aabIen. Oieienieen, Die sDapnats Eager
eebiibr be5ablten, baben nahit bsm
Preisriidgang einen 9erluIt erlitten,
Der in ieiner 8eiammtbeit fir Gbicago
allein $4 1921 900 betrdat. 5olglih
tpsroen jebt Die Gier in unbesrenaten
Weneen in ben Wtartt seporfen. Sn
DieIer Serbinoung mag nod Die Be
bauptrlna erpdbnt lperoen, bab Die
sSrauen 3lubs, tpelhe ben &lein=
pertauf pon Giern in Die !SdHb genomz
men baben, ben Spetulanten etnen
groben Oisnit eripeiien, inoem iis nit
ben @orrdrben gu einem preiie aufz
rGumen, Der bebeuteno b0ber lit, a1s
er na9 Weibnahten iein miro uno
oaB nah Dem l. Sanuar Die Iufipeiz
tsruns pon 9ieuem besinnen unb bic
9reiie nod bDber iein lperben uls ie
supor. Sb bas Bios eeIagt piro, I'm
Die Qsitation gu entmutbi9en mag
babineeitellt bleiben. Sollte es uber,
mas mDglih lit, oamit feline Ridti3z
felt baben, 10 mub bas 9ublifum Die
sinaige pirtiume 9lbbilfs forbsrn uno
bas tit Die Qbidoffun9 oes 3olIes auf
Gier uno Butter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
2okal- l-Derid)t
8ebemtenbes 1ef5tt
in Sen gadern bes 6rano Spttls
outage gebrad)t.
SaitGeiebl geaen ben beridJtunneenen
sluSitor Nlpin 8crrb.

Sn ben. guhsrn bes Grdnb bo4
tells ilt Elm OeIi5it entoedt tpnrotn nno
i'm 3uiammenbuHg NIT bieism Defi5it
sripirtte gsitern Serr Stiie lippiHs
colt @i3eprdiioent Der 9otel Geieu@
ihaft, Inn poliseiseridt einen 5afts
befebl aesen QlOin 5. gsrrp, Auoitor
Ger Geis0ihaft, unter Der Mntlage
Der llnterfhlasung. Dahreno IN benz
4ffibdpit bic anseblih unterihlage1e
Summe nur nit 500 ongeSeben
miro. foa fih bas 0efiait auf iiber
$450O belaufen. 8errp, pelter leois
lit uno nit ieinem Batter Mm. 8errp,
Wonager bes 5onina 6oteIs. In Wetps
port, ap., tpobnt, mar felt Dem /. Sdz
nuar bieies Sabres als Quoitor BE!
Der 8ranb 6otel 60. angeiteut. Gr err
ireuts iid bes gr0bten Wertrauens fei=
ner 9orgeiebten, unb dls er Dor unz
gefGbr einem Monat um einen fur5en
llrlalb eintam. tpuroe ibm oieier an
itanoslps betpilist. 4m %. Ropember
reiite er, ongebIi1 auf cine Wohe,
na6 gbicago db, uno ieitoem fehlt
jsne Spur bon ibm. Seine unerfldr1
lide Qlblpeisnbsit erreste Iblisblih
8eroa6t unp Der Wanuser bes 0rano
9otels, Gbarles Uliller, iteute cine
llnteriuhung an, ipelhe bas ertDdbnte
Defisit outage brd6te. Gs itelte iif
dnseblih beraus, bab BERN felt Gnoe
Januar, afo tur5 no 6ieinem 0isnitz
antritt. faIihe Gintrasunssn in Die
Bidder semaht unb ben bierDur1 srz
sielten llsbsridub niht in ber gant
oeponirt bate. Gr funeirte ndmlid
auBer als Iubitor als elmer Der Gafs
iirer bes 6otels uno bate aIs FOLDER
Die Ginnabmen In Der Bant au oepoz
niren. Die QnsebDrisen bes iunsen
Wdnnes tpuroen, bepor Die 6otelz
8eielli6aft 9erbuft gefhopft bate,
iiber fein. unertldrlide 4bpeienbeit
unrubig unb Der Batter begob iih mad
Chicago. mo- er angebli6 Rahfor=
idungen nah ibm anitelIte. gr
panbte iid fosar on bic poIi3.i, b.rsn
Su6s jeboh ebenfals erfolsIos pere
lief. Der 9ater befiirhtet, bab iein
Sobn nidt mebr untsr ben aebenben
tpeilt. Yerrp ION 5ulebt Dor uusefdbr
elmer Mohe in benz Skrman 0otel
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