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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

distraught and troubled Finally on
Saturday, October II. the young mu-
sic student told her girl friends at
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation, where she boarded, that she
was going to take dinner with her
gentleman friend" Although she
did not call Richeson by name, she
was understood to mean him by her
friends.
| No one saw the couple at their
meal. The last time they are known
tc have been seen on the street to-
gether was the day before Miss Lin
nell's mother, who had been visiting
in Boston, returned home. Her
daughter accompanied her to the
railway station and after her train
left, according to the story Of George
Baker, Of Hyannis, who was there,
Richeson Joined Miss Linnell. They
left the depot together.
Following her visit to her gentle
man friend" for dinner, Miss Lin
nell returned to the Y. W. C. A. in
high spirit. She told her friends that
she had been given some medicine
and that she was sure now that her
headaches" would be cured.
That night young women occupy
Ing adjoining rooms heard groans in
the bathroom adjoining Miss Lin
nell's bedroom. They broke down the
door but the girl became unconscious
and died before physician arrived.
For short time it was believed that
she had killed herself. It was sug-
gested that Richeson had told her
that he was to wed the other wo-
man" and that this fact had caused
her to end her life. An autopsy, how
ever, revealed that she was about to
become a mother and that cyanide of
potassium had been the cause of
death.
The fact that the girl was in a
delicate condition aroused suspicion
and the police began to shadow Rich
eson 1t developed that when the lit
tie country girl was found dying, her
nearest chum telegraphed to Richie
son, who demanded to know whether
she had said anything about him.
When told she had not, it is alleged
that he demanded why he had been
called and notified the girl to tell
Miss Linnell's people and the police.
Richeson Immediately deserted his
lodging and went to the Brookline
mansion of Moses Grant Edwards,
where he stayed in strict seclusion
The next day he went down town
and engaged an attorney to represent
his interests.
On October 10, William Hahn, a
druggist in Newton Center, where
Richeson attended theological school
told the police that he had sold Rich
eson cyanide of potassium.
"He told me that he had a pet dog
that he wanted to kill" Hahn told
the police. and l told him that he
ought to use ether He said that he
didn't like the odor and then l sug.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

every guise, soon split the eongrega.
tion in factions In April. 1910, Rev
Richeson resigned and stated that he
had accepted a charge in Emmanuel
Cambridge He had planned to stay
there only short time and later ia
marry Miss Lnnell, according tc
what their friends understood, and 90
to China as missionary.
Then Avis Linneh, vino mad splen.
did voice, left the little country vii.
lage and went to Boston. She stat.
ed that she was going there to study
in the Conservatory Of Music so that
she might be better able to "aid heI
husband" in his church work. Al
that time she was wearing a hand
4, some diamond ring. which 1t was un-
derstood by her people had been the
gift Of the minister.
Meanwhile Rlcheson had been in.
stalled in the fashionable Cambridge
church. Here his work was crowned
with success and he became a favor,
ite with many members of the con.
gregation who professed to be
charmed with his plain talks from
the pulpit. One night at church re.
ception the young pastor was intro.
duced to Miss Viola Edmands. She
was the daughter Of Moses Grant Ed.
mands, one Of the wealthiest resi-.
dents of Brookline. and reputed to be
In possession in her own right ol
half million dollars received from
the estate Of her grandfather.
Miss Edmands was a different type
from the little country village maid
who had done so much for the
preacher down on Cape Cod. Proud
and imperlous in manner, she was at
tracted toward the young minister
and soon he was paying devoted at,
tention to her. In a short time he
was her slave and soon she told her
intimates that she and the minister
were to wed soon.
Whether Avis Linnel knew of the
other woman at this time is moi
known. 1t is certain, however, that
early in the summer she took the
diamond ring from her finger and
wore 1t no more. But there was nc
announcement to the home people
that the engagement had been broken
and there we're only few people who
knew that another woman had come
between the preacher and his little
country sweetheart.
Miss Linnell went home in August
and shortly afterward Richeson also
came to Hyannis to spend his vaca.
ton. Prior to that time the minister
had been noticed dining in Boston
restaurants with Miss Linnell and II
Hyannis, and in the old town the
couple were much together and ru
NOR was soon afloat that they haC
patched up their differences an(
would eventually be married.
In September Richeson returned t.
his pulpit and Miss Linnell wen
back to her music studies. At times
her friends say, she seemed mucl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON
INFORMATION
written for the Capital Journal by
Harold Bean.l

AlulOAu DCuAsJ
Carleton Spencer, OF Cottage Grove,
will leave this week to represent the
University Of Oregon in the interstate
oratorical contest at Missoula, Mont,
May a. The states represented are
Oregon. Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana. Oregon, represented by Charles
Robinson, won the meet last year,
and stands an excellent chance Of du-
plicating the feat again this year. Mr..
spencer's topic will be Our Broken
Down Legal Machinery
Due to the increased popularity Of
the University of Oregon summer
school several new members have
been added to the faculty for that
period of time. DR.. Buhrer, Of Leland
Stanford University and Professor
Showerman, OF the University Of Wis
consin, are among these. Several
courses OF value to teachers will be
given. Among them are theory and
practice Of gymnastics and school and
personal hygiene. Summer school
opens about June 8, and lasts for
about six weeks.
With Mcclure and Hawkins trying
out in California for the track team
to represent the United States in the
Olympic meet at Stockholm this sum
mer, Oregon bids fair to keep up her
past record at the international meet
At the London meet, four years ago,
Oregon was represented by Smithson
in the hurdles, Kelly in the broad
jump and Gilbert in the pole vault
These three men were all polnt-win-
ners, and were so successful that on
their return the whole state turned
out to welcome them.
This year Smithson and Hawkins
will both try for the hurdles, while
Mcclure will compete in the distance
events The two hurdlers have both
run the 12O-yard high hurdles in
worlds record time, and the rivalry
between them is keener than ever be-
fore. Mcclure, on the other hand, Is
practically new conner as a record
breaker His work, however, in the
Berkeley meet this spring, in which
he established two new coast records,
in the mile and two-mile events, on
the same day, marks him as one Of the
best distance runners on the Pacific
coast, II not in the United States.
On October Is and 16 Of this year
will he held the biennial examination
for the Cecil Rhodes scholarships in
Oxford University, England These ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

Henry Ferris, Hadar, Nebr., is the
father OF 10 children and for the past
20 years has used Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound with tine best of re-
suits. He tells us: 81 think Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is the
best cough medicine in the world for
l have used 1t for the past 20 years
and can recommend it to anyone
needing a cough medicine" Dr..
Stone Drug Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

Mrs. VIM A. Allen, Chacon, New
Mexico, had so severe a cough that
1t nearly choked her to death. Mr..
Allen says: I'VE tried many things
without helping her when by good
luck | got a bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. 1t helped her
at once and finally cured her. It Is
the best medicine we ever used"
DR.. Stone Drug Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

A man killed near Portland going
60 miles an hour on a main highway
does not get much sympathy. He was
driving the auto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-20

Willie Landran, of Alder, a station
on the Corvallis and Eastern, blew
the top of his head off with shot
gun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-29
gSidtige aonferens
CUR gefGmpfung Der SnberfuloIe
pom ciunbbeitsbeamteH
einberufen.

8as ltdbtiIde @eiunDbsitsamt nil
Deriuden, ale bisIigen pobltbdtigsr
9ereiniguneen gu einem barmonliaer
3uiammentpirten 3peds mDgltGl
ensrgii3er aampdgne segen Die Suber
tulois 3u peranldfen.
Tim pIGns fir sine oerartige Sam
pagne gu fornuliren, bat Der itabtiif
8eiunbbeitsbeomte Or. s. 8. 2dnots
geitern an ale pobltbdtigen 8ereinI
gungen, Die an Der Srantenpfle9e IN:
tsreiIirt iino, Ginlaounsen 3u etne1
aonferen3 ergehen luiIen, Die on
9ienitag Rahrnittag Inn 2 llbr in
itGotiI6en Geiunbbettsamt itattftnoe.
tpirb.
Jn eritsr 2inie iino bic 2eiter ale
bieiigsn Soipitdler, Die 6eilsarmes
bas Union Bethel unb anbere dbnltG
Srganifationen sineelaben Doroen.
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Eberlebrer Siesfrieo 0eismar iuirb
geiter bss JnSiiden 8aiien.
bauies in gropflsn.

6err Sie9frieD 9eismar, Der bsut'
ihe Gberiebrer on Der WoooDorD
6ohfhule bat seItsrn benz Shuliuper'
intenbenten 3per feline Refignation
eingsrsidi, bic speifslsobne audi pom
Shulratb, lpennIhon nit geoauern,
aHgenommen tperosn piro.
6err geismdr miro ndmlih feline
hielige Stslls nieoerlsgen, um sinsm an
ibn ergangeneu ebrenpollen Ruie Jols:
5u leiiten uno ben poiten oes Superlns
tenbsnien pss SiioiIhen Duiienbdules
in grootlpn gu ibernehmen. in BEN
iid an bic taulenb Waifentinosr be-
finben.
8or ettbo sehn 1dgen tpuree Del
poiten 6errn Gsismar ansetragen UNI
er reiite mad Rem gort. um nit ben
Witqliebern oes Tirettoriums 3u ton:
feriren. Sn biei,r aonferen8 ertldrt'
ter iih sur llsbernahme Der Stene be-
reit unp unterbreitets geitsrn nah tet
ner Riidisbr aus bem Often ,5errr
Dner feline Relisnatiou. 5err Seis'
mar niro isin rsuss amt AM 10
4pri! ontrsten.
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Teuertucbrlente
@erben allc 6Gmier in Der Staot nit
ge,ng amf syenersgefabr in
Angenidein nebnten.

Nm beutisen Saee piro auf gBeis
iuns BON WaDor 5unt bic itdotil6e
Ieuertpebr NIT elmer senauen 8eiidttz
suns aller 6du1er uno 9ebduoe in Der
Stnht Beginner, um etpaige Wtdngel
nit ge5ug auf Jeueridub 3u entoeden
uno fir Nrsn 4usmsr3ung 5u Iorsen.
9on jeoem SpriBenhaus perDen cine
an5abl Jeusrpebrleute fir bieTe Or
bsit dbtnmmanbirt peroen, bic pann
initematif6 in Der betreffsnoen Vud@
barihaft bon 6aus 3u 5aus seben uno
in elm BUD genaue gintrasungen iiber
ben BON ibnen in ben ein3slnen 5dus
fern ssndhien 8efuno MAIDEN tperben.
Jn eritsr ainie fuirb barauf seIsben
peroen, bob in ben 9duiern teinerlei
feuersefGbrlihe 4bfdll. In ben Gdnssn
oner i'm RelIer krumlisgen unp bdb Die
sbiiren II. Jenitsr niht perbarritabirt
iino. Wenn bei Der Snipsttion irgsnos
fpelhe Wdnsel feitgeiteLt peroen, ipirD
Dsm Gietntbiimer cine nngemsHsns
Jriit ssrpdbrt, um abbilfe gu ihaffen
uno nah 4blauf oieisr 5riit tpirD baa
betreffenoe 0ebGuoe elmer 3rpeiten gs=
fittieuHg untsr5osen reroen.
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Hirnie 2ibibub, "a. 975 S't Wes
Wiaan Strabe; Grippe.
gharles gonrao, AZ, 628 Weft 5.
IDenue; Sersleiben.
CHARLES 5borp. IA, 656 Sune Str;
Risrenleiosn.
Charles Rdrtin, 81, 219 Wsit 3.
Strabe; Rierenleioen.
bnerp 8rdnot, II, 1929 2pth Str;
Qrterienpsrtaltung.
Gonrao Stod. 70, 956 Weft Sic
bsnte 4Denus; Grebs.
Carl syinnsbere, "a. 1860 grits
QDsnus; 6irnbautent3iinoung.
Jannie 2ummert, 49. 26O Mcgors
mid plae.; RierenleiosH.
pstsr Grt., "a, 3751 Tirr 4Osnusi
9ebirnihlas.
Charles anlIsnoprf 10. 1868 Dub
lsp Strabs; Rierenlrioen.
Qutn grintmonH, al, 1920 Bath
gate Strabe; Rierenlsioeu.
Gitbsr Stefener. 2, 28o 5sleu CTR.
2uneensntsiinbuns,
WilIiam gingaman. Is. 225.
Gaftsrn apsnu.; Snquef IN Sdpebs
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9ieftge Noli3ei
Griud)t, auf bic Seipsraoos pun
Siaspille sn iabnoeu.

Der bisiissn poIisei singsn geitern
pon elmer priootoststtip gssntur in
Rpanote, 9a., Gir.ulare 5u, in nell
den geIobnunesn in 9eTammtbobe
DON $28O0 auF bic grgrsiIuns Der
bier Utitslieoer Der 4aeng9anoe auss
geisBt fperoen. rsIfe betanntIich DOR
sinieen Wohsn Hihter S5prntpn
Ulafis unb anners gsamts i'm &C.
riatsgebduoe in SiasDils. 9a., err
itoiIsn haben. Obglsi9 Die Qnnabms
ausgeidiohsn fheint, oaB eie 0eipss
rubos ii6 in Cincinnati aufbalten
tonntsn, ipuroen girfulare nit 9lbbils
bungen Der M6rber ben bieiigen De
tetttes aussebdnoigt NIT nem 9lufz
TRACE. auf bic Mdnner gu fabnben.
Die ausesisBten gslpbnunssn pers
tbsilen fih fplsenbermaBen auf biz
pier SuIti3fliihtlinqe; $1,000 auf biz
grsreifuns oes Sionsp qnsn; $500
auf CLAUDE alen unb ie $500 aui
price 4aen uno Wesls1 Goparos.
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tDortnng. Burns, beHen Office iid i'm
Bel Bfod befinbet, bate cine Nnaeige
erIoFen, in neIAer elm iunses Wdbz
den als Dffices Nnseitsllte seiudt purs
be. Die 20 Sabre alte 2eab 2ittle, pon
go. 1116 Ddpton GtruBe, cine 0er@
fpanbte bes poli5iften gno6 Robbins,
mslDtte fh unb Der 3abnor5t foa Dsrs
fuht babsn, iie gu pergeDaltigen.
Burns be5eihnete bic 8ebauptungen
bee Mdbhsns NIT GROCER Gntriiituna
| aIs unpabr unD erfunben. Der 5all
tpurbe auf ben 27. apriI Dsrtugt.
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9uter 1aug.

eiHsn sutsn Sang ma6ten ssitsrn
bic 0ebeimpoli3iitsn Sddfsr uHo Gts
topap, inbem Iis Spei Reger Ramsns
Samuel gpIemun unb Winis WiiIss
bon Sbslbppills, ap.. perbuftetsn uno
unter Der 4n,lage, Suftisfliihtlings 3u
I.in, einIpsrrtsn. Die GsfaugsHen
bottsn iih in in osm 2dpen Der SSiiter
1uiloring Co., Ro. Alt Deit Z. aoe.,
eingeItsllt unb brsibis Rollen Ssioe IN
Dertk Don $1,000 gum aaufs angelo.
ten nus sIpar 81 bic Role. Ssrr Nor
ris ssiiher benahrihtiste bic poli5ei
unb bic Detsitips folsten ben Rssern
mad BEN louisville unb RafbDilIe
Bahnbofe unb perbafteten bic guriaen
in benz 4usenbIite, aIs ite elnen an
.Gam. Coleman, Cincinnati, Ohio"
aprefIirisn aoffsr, tpelnsr Die Ssipe
sntbielt, in GmpfaHs nahmen. Die Gea
fcnsensn folIsn siuseitanoen bdbsn. eis
Hen Qaoen in Sh.IbppilIe ausgerau5t
su hnben.
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Geprqe unb Map Stut, 415 On
2ibertp StraBe, andbe.
glaupe uno Saoie Utsrtes. l54l
5aps6urs Strabs. WGo6en.
8rnani uno Gertrude Vendble. 24o2
Sbierpatorp Roao, Wdbhen.
Robsrt uno Ruth WImmsl, 3225
gaitern 4ps., Wdohen.
Goparb uno Sulia Shlagetsr, 1921
Drice 4pe., Wdohen.
Stepban uno Sod Sagers, 967
6aiptborne Ctr, Wdohen.
5bomas uno emma gmmert, 1850
Rohs Str, Wdbhen.
gonrdb uno Ufarp Jritih. 2355
Strdtforo 2lps., Wdbhen.
Qlfreo unb Wlinnis S6murr. 2258
0ine Strdbe. anobe.
9eorae uno Gertrude Steioff, 22lO
9ine Strabe, andbs.
Wathias uno Warp Shnsioer, 1779
Queen gitp 4pe., anabe.
5reo. 5etman, 1O42 GspdnolaStr.,
4ndbe.
Charles unb aatie 9eiler. 1923
Warfboll 4oe., &nabe.
5orrp uub Ssouette 6rote, 3342
Woobburn Qps., andbs.
goDaro uno 4Ima 8rcnohorit
5528 Rsft.r Roap. pleafant Rioss
Gndbe.
auauit uno Warn Gblers, 1414
gl.aiant StraBs, Wdohen.
sgrso. uno anna Rebring, 4Os
Rtabins Hoab. RGo4en.
Ritoldus uno Warp S6neiber, 154(
Bremen Strabe, anabe.
9uitop unb Watbiloe 2esnoorf, "a;
gprt Strabe, Wdodeu.
Sohn uno Wariu 9olbfub. 1872
Central 4pe., Enabe.
William uno 6uttie Ggbert, 361;
Ho1 Ips., aHabe.
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Ginbred|cr.

ssm 2auis Der Mittpod Ra6t ftieg
elm ginbrsher iiber Die Rothletter
bur9 Elm SSenIter oes 5peiten Stod=
pertes in bas 9ebdube an Der Roroe
tpeitegte Der 5. Npenus uHb qlum
Strabe elm uuo burhiuhte Die Office
Der Wm. Riben Co., no er eine Wlengs
pertbpoler alter Wiin3en erbeutete
Spoann psrI6affts sr iih 3utritt 81
Der i'm 4. Stpdipert befinoIihen 81
flee Der 9spi &c Jrisoman So. uHo snts
ipenbete $1.55 aus etnsm gstpultian
seoffneten pulte.
lem sfoItbauIe Der 5rau g
Wapsr, Ro. 133 WeIt 8. 2lDenue pur'
be Don Giubrehern Elm 8eIuh abqea
Itattet, pslhe ourh Elm SeitenfenItst
einitieaen uno aus ben 3immern oor
brei apitgGussru aleioungsitiite in
Wertbs DON S95 eutDeubeteu.
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SebenSmiiSe.
3mei Selbitmorofanbioaten uerlndr
ten, lid Die aeble su ourdD-
if)neioen.
geioe lperoen nadl aniid)t Der SDfpi'
talarste seueien.

Der % Sabre alte S6uhmader
Charles 5dfner pon Ro. 1901 5ta
StraBe untsrnabm geitern in Ieinsr
Dp6nuna einen SelbItmoroOeriuh, in
benz er Ii6 nit einem RaiirmeHer
Shnittpunben am 6dlie, un beioen
6anoqelenteH uno on Der linteu Selte
beibrd6te. gr fpHroe blutiiberItrOmt
in Isinem Simmer auFgefunoen uno
ialeunigit na4 benz itGotiihen 5oiptz
.ul esbra6t. Sein 3uitano puroe fir
btoentlid befunben. Die QngebOrtgen
ces Wannes tonnen feline Nustunft
;iber ous Wotin Der 8er5peIflungsthat
gebsn. 5dfnsr mar trdntli6, ihien
Iih isboh bierourdl ieine Sttmmung
niht peroerbsn 3u laNen. Grit ge'tetn
Worgsn lsgte er pl0sIih grpBe Rieoers
oeihlaeenbsit an Den Gag uHo begdb
Tt iblisblih in iein Sdldf3immer,
no er tur3e 3eit ipdter Den SslbIts
moroosrIuh unternabm.
Inter dbnIihen umftanben periuhtt
eeitern Ra9mittue Der SO Sabre aItt
Wdrtin 8. Mlc9oba ieinsm 2eben cir
gnoe 3u MAIDEN, inbsm sr Ii5 in isi
mem 3immer an 8orheiter Qpenut
uno gieslotp StrdBe nit siuem Raiir
n,siIsr cine Shnittpunbe an Sali'
beibrahte. gr ipurOe tur5e 3sit Ipdts,
Don ieinen Dirtbsleuten blutiiber.
ItrDmt i'm 9ofe biutsr oem Sauie auf:
sefunoen. Or. 6. Grsgorp Smitt
tpurDs idleunisit serufsn uHo beasi6
net. bic Wunoe ais ungefdbrlit. D.,
Qsbsnsmioe puroe nah benz itdbti
I6en 5oipitaI esbraht. Wc9aba ma
Stresant i'm s. aaoaqsriez zRegimen
Der gunossdrmse uro lpuroe DOR ian
gsrsr 3sit ais .Triamsiiter" Der ad
oalleriss 5rupps .g" Der Sbio Staats
Wili3 mad Cincinnati abtpmmanbi-
uno mar isitosm aIs fol6er in bieiia.
! Staot Ibdtia. gr lit isit ldngerer Sci
trdntlih uuo pisisr llmitanb Ibsln
| ibn su BEN Ssibitmproperiu6 astris
ben gu babsn. Gr tuiro gsnsim.
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..Die 2seft in eineimnati"
Seute ySiseiples Of Gbrit" nno NOR
aeu abermnls yainoersSag

Cblpobl Der geltrige Sag nlt]t alS
=. .Spe3iaItae nngeIeBt uno oas @et'
ter Elm lliBerIt ungiinittges mar, err
freute ilh Die Notwithstanding
oennoh zines enornen geluhes luno
iomobl 9tahnlittags, OILS audi 2lbenoS
founten Die gerduumigeu 3allen Die
3abl Der erihienenen 8elud)er taun
faiien. Die oerihieoenen gta'Ienpers
iantmlunaen in oen ein5elue1 AbtbeI'
lungeu Der glusiteaung, iorDte os
Shduitelmg r,SlnlterntB luo Stdt"
erIreuten lid eiHe5 ausge5eldnetelI
3uiprufs.
Inter oen 8eIuhern befanoen i'd
aud Die 3oalinge Der 5aubltummen'
ihule an Der 8ooomorb StraBe nit
lhren Sebreru, 0enen LIBERAL Die aroB'
te 9ufmertiomfeit aeiheutt muroe.
Ter beutiae Iog lit fiir Die Dis
ciple$ OF Gbriit" feitgelest moroer
un0 es miro errpartet, 0dB lid Eau
ien0e, peIhe Dieier Sefte angeboren
in Der Au5itelluua eIufinoen peroen
@Gbreno oe5 9tahnlittags UNI
abenOs finoen Spe3Ial-Gerianlnlun
qen itutt, in bcnen Die Serreu u. "
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|2. Sbelton BON Sibet, u. Z. Corn
D3iIiionGr Don Runfin, China, Rcu
,Soi. u. SogiH, Goolngtou, ap, Or
Roual Gpe BON Nfrifa uno Serr 80
rep 6. Morqan bon 9taibotlle, lem.
9lnipraden hQlten peroeH.
@torgen iii nieoer ~alnoertag'
un0 iiir Sonntaq 9tadnittag 1T oi
brittle uno lebte WtuiIenper'ammIunl
anQeiest. Inter Den mir morgen an
aetiiuoigteu 9eiuhern beflnoen Id
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clifton 0tigbts. Wt 9Iirp, 9torrpooG
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bos Dad unb finsen fHlieBlih ben
alten Wann untsr eieener 2tbensges
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5err 2eopolb Stotopsti, Der 0tris
gent pes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, beitsbt
auf Der annabme ieinsr Refignaiion
ourh bos Direttorium Der Gincin.
natl Srheitra 4Hociation. 0eitern
perIuhte eine Delegation Der Mitslies
Der oes Srheiters, beitebenn aus Den
6erren Sturnl, 2obnann, Rooeman
unp Te 9outer, ben Dirigenten ums
suTimmsn nno 3n perantdfen, feline
RsIisuatiou 5uriid5unehmen.
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isooh perseblid. 5err Stofopsti er'
tl1rts, oaB er a,lf Der aDIung ieinei
apntrdts beIteben tpiirbe unb fiibrt
ais SauptaroumeHt fur ieine Reiisna
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forts an Der Gsprse Strabs, purbe sss
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BON un3iintissn 8ilbern dngtilostel
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