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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
I. w. w. STRIKERS TO GO.
Compelled to Either Work or Get Out
of Country

Vancouver, B. C.-While nominally
the Industrial Workers of the World
have not yielded in the strike on the
Canadian Northern grade, many of their
members have gone back to work, for
fully 1000 men are now employed. Ten
days ago the order was given by the
superintendent of provincial police
that men then idle in Yale, Ashcroft
and other villages along the line of
the grade must either leave or work.
This order has been enforced strictly.
Two thousand men employed before
the strike have apparently left the
country.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
SHORT ITEMS Clipped FROM
DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST WEEK.
Review of Happenings in Both Eastern
and Western Hemispheres During Past
Week-National Historical, Political
and Personal Events Told In Short
Paragraphs for Busy Readers.

Direct election of United States SEN
ators has passed the house and senate.
1t is up to the voters now.
The German turbine cruiser Goeben
in a recent trial trip developed a speed
og 80 knots an hour. This makes her
the speediest big ship in the German
navy.
At Newport News, Va, the battle
ship Texas, greatest of the Dread
naughts yet constructed for the United
States navy, was successfully launched
Saturday.
A rs per cent advance in the price
of milk, which would bring the retail
price in Boston to II or 10 cents a
quart, is predicted for this fall by milk
producers.
At San Francisco Saturday Sun Tin
Sin, a member of the Sin Suey Wing
tong, was shot and killed by Soon
Ark, Hop Sing man. The murderer
was arrested
Odette Valery, who only a year ago
was Iue luOl Ol IdIlS anu NeW 1OIk
because of her Interpretation of orr
entail dances, was found dying in a
squalid tenement in London recently.
The government in Portugal is
greatly disturbed over revolts which
have broken out at Timor MALAY archi-
pelago), Macao (China), Goa (Portu-
guese India), and Bihe (Africa). The
most important outbreaks are at I'll
NOR and Macao.
Announcement is made by the inter
state commerce commission that the
transcontinental railroads had with
drawn voluntarily their proposed ad-
vance of approximately ~ per cent on
the transportation charge on hops in
bales from north Pacific terminals to
destinations on the Atlantic seaboard.
The killing at Chicago Saturday by
a train of G. G. Dillon was thought
by the police to have shed light on
the Los Angeles murder mystery. They
assert the dead man was the mysterious
Dillon sought by the Los Angeles
authorities, and that the murdered
woman was Mrs. Bessie Jones, with
whom, they say, Dillon recently had
lived in Chicago.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
RUFF TO APPLY FOR PAROLE
Judge Dunno Gives Case New Status
by Diminishing Remaining
Indictments.

san francisco.-In obedience to the
mandate of the state court of appeals
for the First district Superior Judge
Frank II. Dunno has dismissed the 81
indictments remaining against Abra-
nam Ruef, former political boss of San
Francisco, now serving a sentence of
IA years in San Quentin penitentiary
for completely in the corruption in
municipal affairs, which was uncovered
in 1906.
Judge Dunno included in his order
the dismissal of all of the indictments
remaining from the days of the graft
prosecution, except "a against former
mayor Eugene E. Schmitz and 10
against Louis Glass of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company, which
are soon to come up for action in
superior Judge William P. Lawlor s
court.
Judge DUNES action removed the
last legal obstacle to the filing of a
petition for Ruef's parole, the Califor
ula statutes providing that no prisoner
may be paroled while indictments are
outstanding against him.
san Franciscans prominent in civic
analrs have fathered a movement for
huet's parole on the ground that Ruef
alone should not suffer a felon IS shame
WINE the wealthy heads of corpora
IONS which profted by the actions Of
the corrupt board of Supervisors re-
NAMED UNPUBLISHED.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
WILL MAKE FINAL STAND AT
their stronghold AT
FORT RELLAN0.
Best Fortified Place They Have-Rebel
Leaders Active At Jaurez-British
Steamer Loaded With War Material
Allowed to Proceed From New Or
leans-Rebels Provoke Intervention.

Ell Paso, Tex.-A northward retreat
of the rebels in the face of the SLOWLY
advancing federals removals by a few
days the expected battle in the vicinity
of Rellano. Advices from the rebel
front at Escalon state that the insur.
rectos were falling back on their strong.
hold at Rellano, IL miles north, burn
ing bridges behind them, and otherwise
hindering the advance of the federals.
Rellano is admittedly the best fortified
place from a rebel viewpoint.
Rebel leaders at Juarez are awake
to the maneuvers of the federals in
this vicinity, which have for their OBJ.
ject the retaking of the Mexican town
across the Rio Grande from here.
The Juarez garrison is rapidly being
reinforced by troops from the south.
British Steamer Released.
The British steamer Santona, which
was seized at New Orleans by the Unit
ed States revenue cutter Davey, be-
cause of the presence aboard of ship
ment of arms and ammunition for cam
peche, Mexico, has been released on
telegraphic advice from Washington
because the arms and ammunition
aboard has been excepted by President
Taft from the operation of the neu-
trality agreement.
Permission to carry the munitions
has been applied for at Washington
and granted, in accordance with the
American government s policy of ex-
tending this courtesy to the recognized
government of Mexico.
Seek Intervention of u. S.
Dallas, Tex.-That the rebels at Chi
huahua intend to provoke American in
PREVENTION in the event of Orozco's de-
feat in the battle now pending below
chihuahua is the tenor of dispatch re-
ceived here by Governor Colquitt from
Adjutant General Hutchins.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
Methodists Won't Dance.

Minneapolis.-By an aye and nay
vote of 446 to 800, delegates to the
general conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church voted not to accept
the minority report of the committee
on state of the church, which provided
for the striking out of that paragraph
of the discipline which prohibits dane
ing and kindred amusements. The ma
jority report, which favored the reten-
ton of the paragraph, was then
adopted.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
Killed Baby at Mothers Breast.

Hittie Rock, Ark.-Mrs. D. p. Coul-
,er, victim of an attempted assault,
,i.es because her 9-months-old baby,
iylng on her breast, caught in its own
n''ie body the balls fred at her by
instantly.
Inns city has been terrorized lately
ny attempted assaults on women, com
nl1t'ed' 1T is believed, by a mysterious
Shooter.''
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
SIXTY PERSONS DROPPED In
TO WATER WHEN ABOUT
TO 60 TO TACOMA.
Most of Injured Only Slightly Bruised
Pier Was Crowded-Plank Was a
Worn out Affair-Big Steamer Could
Not Be Moved for Fear of Causing
More Oath by Revolving Propeller.

Seattle.-Two persons are known to
injured Sunday when the adjustable
end of temporary passenger gang
plank at the Colman dock dropped, pre-
cipitating 60 persons into the water as
they were preparing to board the Sound
steamer Flyer, for Tacoma.
The Dead.
Mrs. G.. V. Learned, Seattle.
Carl Bruder, 1-year-old son of Mrs.
c. Bruder, of Seattle.
The child was dead when taken from
the water and Mrs. Learned died on the
pier.
Most of the injured were only slight
ly bruised or cut by striking against
piling and the hull of the Flyer when
they fell into the water, and all will
recover.
The Flyer had just discharged her
passengers from Tacoma and was pre-
pairing to load for the return trip.
Sunday Crowd on Pier.
The pier was crowded with passen-
gers who were pressing persons on the
gangplank in their eagerness to get
aboard
The gangway was a freight slip that
had been rugged up for passenger use
after the steamship Alameda demolish-
ed the main waiting room of the Col
man dock when she crashed into the
pier a few weeks ago.
The plank was adjusted by worm
block, and it is supposed that this had
become sprung so that the cogs did not
fit perfectly. A defective cog broke
under the weight of the crowding pas
sengers, and the shock of the inch drop
was sufficient to strip the cogs and let
the end of the plank fall into the water,
the screaming passengers rolling and
sliding down the steep incline into the
water between the wharf and the
Flyer.
Unable to Move Steamer.
The water was dotted with frantic
persons struggling to reach the boats
which were lowered from several near.
by vessels.
The Flyer could not be moved because
her whirling propeller would have chop
ped the struggling people to pieces and
it was difficult for the small boats ia
get to those caught between the vessel
and the pier, although all were finally
rescued
1t is believed that every one on the
gangway when the accident happened
has been accounted for, but to make
certain that none went to the bottom
and was caught in the piling, divers
were ordered to explore the slip thor
oughly.
After working two hours the divers
reported that they found no bodies al
the bottom of the slip, and the coroner
is confident that all who fell into tn,
water have been accounted for.
Newton John, a colored bootblaclz
leaped from the wharf when the acct
dent happened, and saved severa
women.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
New System of Schooling.

Thomas A. Edison, according to the
president of the Orange IN. J.) board
of education, plans a new system of
schooling and the devotion of eight
years of his life and three millions
of his fortune to revolutionizing school
methods. Moving pictures form the
cornerstone of this filmy education.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30

g 4Uto,, and ID papers bearing the name
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
Young Astor's Fortune.

1t is reported that Vincent Astor,
who has just inherited at least $780,
100000 from his fathers will, will not
return to Harvard to finish his course,
but will study the business of ad-
ministering the huge estate. The
rumor raises the query whether he is
the master or slave of his fortune.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
PRIZE BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS

FOR SALE-My best pen of one
year-old pullets and cockerel, all heal
thy and strong; Palmer strain; prize
winners at last Spokane Poultry show.
Will sacrifice the s birds for $40 f. O..
b. Spokane. Address H. o. Brown, box
2164, Spokane.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-30
AL Hands Lost From Schooner.

nantax, N. S.-A wireless message
1 po here from the steamship A. W.
eiry indicates that the schooner with
"nicn The steamer was in collision re-
~ went down with the loss of all
~ board, probably about IS men, ~
NJ from the harbor of Liverpool,
~. D., in dense foo.
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Wartin Sortori, 58, 1913 Belmont
4Oenus; 9er3lsibsn.
gbe lIrbanstp, SO. 431 Jorsit Qps. /;
2ungenent3iinoung.
Wargaret grdnHau, 19, 2318 St.
Jomss 4penue; 5ppbusfieber.
2outs Sddfer. 50, 1916 Waoerlp
4penue; Stpdhe.
glpoe 1oentiss, %, Is Git SshIts
4penue; Snqusft in S6psbe.
Rsp. 5reb. 4riesboff. 81, 719 Trses
man 4penue; 5plgen elmer Cpsration.
JIabsI 9arbner, 28, 1779 gotper
gIace; gIutpsrgiftung.
Wargarst mc9ouan, 81, 4151
guitsrn Qpenus; 8autfeasntsiinburg.
Uiargaretb Simor, so, 1888 Queen
Gitg 4oenus; QltsrSI6pdte.
Gpnrao Sragsrisr, SO, 1913 Goses
pooo 2lpsuus; sSnqusit in Sdpebe.
GIpooo 6enris, %. 3131 Gaftern
4penue; 5ubsrtuIpis.
8erbaro WeinSen, IA, Mabiion.
pile; 1ubsrtuloTs.
mattie e. BERN. 45, 2402 gaItern
4penus; Snuusft in Shpebe.
6enrp Smitb, 55, 118 @sIt IA.
Strabe; SGbmung.
Bernard Cfenoorf, 76, 6eim Der
4rmsu'apsitern; 2uftr0brsrsgntSiin
bung.
ifrancis Teen, 8, 425 Oregon Str.;
6irnbautsntsinoun9.
Jofepb 2tpptrt, Y, 512 2aursl
Strdbe; Gebirnitiag.
2iIab Spropl. 1923 8igslop Qpe.
Quugsnsnt3iinoung.
Satob Smith. AT. 2130 Weit 6,
@penus; RippsnFellentsiinoung.
Worp ardmer, 80, 1719 Central
Qpenue; Suqusit in Shpebs.
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Gtattiidbes Veniuia
Nirb ber Staotratb beute Nben6 80
srleoisen babeH.

anut benz s.it.rn bonn 5iobtrnihss
GIert gspp 3ufamnereefienttn Roleils
Der nirb Der Stabtrdtb beute abtnb
uisbsr .ir itattlites psnfum su ertepis
gen hobsn.
Sn eriter 2inie tpirb 5err Bernins.
fpie btreiis ausfiibrlih berihtet, bK
porbereitenbtn Shritte fir ben Bou
Der eroBen Ronpentionsballe ibun. ins
btm sr bic grnennms elmer aomniii i
iicn beontrags, bic bas proi,tt auf
isine Gurhfiibrbarteit unteriunen
fDf.
Dos GiraBenba subcommittee ipiro
bic Mnifenung zines StrabenbabnsGrs r
ptrten Jur Reorsoniiiulns bes bieiign
Strabenbabnipitems. empfsbIeu uno
btsiiali6 bts StraBenbobnbieniies
ipirb ouh Gerr DiIienbors ein.n I'm
trdg nnierbreittn, bem3ufolae bic
Strnbenbabn 9eienihnfi peronlabt
trtrbsn ioa, bic Moeen auf Der 600
Eotn Bart 2inie bis balb brei llfr
Wuretns perisbren an ldiIen.
ShIieblih tperben aud auf 0ernns
lnHuns b.s aommittees fir Strnb.n
bie nStbisen Shritis fir bic Snans
ariffnabme elmer 4n3abl Strabenpsr=
teffernngen geiban iperoen.
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aommiffipnS5dnoler
1Hrfen beidaOistes Cbit uno @emiiIc
nidlt nebr in ben SaHoeI bringeu.

Cbit unb Semitic. oas ourA ben
6roft qslttten bat ooer in iY0ulnib
iibergegaHgen lit, Diro uRRatiittie
bonn itdotiI6sn Gefunobsitsamt ton.
eemnirt peroen.
8ttisr geideio tpuros ssitsrn elmer
Delegation BON aomniiIioHsbGnolern
bic bsi bsm it1btiihen 9siunoteitsbes
antsH Or. gdnois poripraten, UNI cine
mtloere Qusleguns Der gIabrungsmtts
telgsIsB. su erfpirfen.
Jn ben I.ttsn Wo6en baben bic SSns
ipettorsn bes GefunobsitEumtes elm
gang bsionoeres 4ugsnmsrt uuf C6ft
unp 8emiiie gehdbi, oas enttpsber
ourh ben 5roit auf benz transport
geIittsn bate ooer Spuren BON beain>
member JduIuiB 5eigts. 5n Der per-
floIieHen Dnh. purben iiber 20 5ou>
nsn Sbit uno 0emiiIe tonosmnirt uno
Derni6tet uno Die aommiTionsbGnoler
purben geitsrn BEL Or. 2unOts in bic.
fer aRgslesenheit noritsaig.
BIS DOR Eur3em baben ne oerurtl9
6efhdolgte Senbuneen gu biligen
pretisn aui Quttipnen losqeihld9sn
uno ss oaun ben adufsrn lberlaiIen,
bic Waare gu iortiren unb bic nod gu
ten Saden uusaueleien uuO oann in
Den 6anosI gu brinsen. Sic erfu6t.n
nun geitern bur6 ibren Wortfubrsr,
5srrn Gaitslini, Dr. 2anpis I'm bic
grlaubniB. in 3utunft aud esrarti9s
4uttionen dbbultsn su oiirfsn, absr ibr
aniuhen puroe abfhldsig bsitieoer,
-oa oas 8efes bsitimHi. oub berartig
Derporbene SenouHgen fpeber oertauft,
nod i'm gsiis Don 5dnblern gsouloet
peroen tonnen. Inter bieIen umitdn-
ben ipsrbsn bic aommifionsb6nolsr
tpsnn iis sineu Gheil biefer b.ihdoig
ten Seubuugsn rstt,n fpoQen, Il tislbii
Der Wiihe oes Sortirens uutersi.hsu
mufsn.
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8iro in Der alten 9lbiallitation an
Der 3lueiteH Strafe eingeridjr
tet meroen.

Der uriprIngIihe gldn Der Staots
perlpQltung, i'm 9ofe bes RatbbauIes
cine Garags fir ale ItdptiI6en glutos
mobiles eiH3urihtsn, lit aufgsge6en
poroen uno nuh ben nunmebrigen
Gnti6liebungen rptro Die alte 4bfauz
itattDn an Der 3rpeitsn, nabe Der 8ine
Strdbe. in cine itdotiIhe Garage UNI
geDdnoelt peroen.
Jiir benllmbau itebt Der Stoot Die
Summe bon $1,000 CUR 8erfu8ung,
dber bic Soften biirftcn ii6 peit biIiz
ger itslIsn. Das 8ebGube DirD uuberz
osm als StalIung fir 80 gferoe oes
Strabsnrsinigungs Departments be-
nuBt psrosn uno bic Yferbe per0en
i'm eriteR Stot untergebradt, nGbreno
fir bic QutomobiIe Der speitt Stot
reierOirt fstn pirb. IS lit bort ptas
fir 30 QutompbiIe, mas pprtGufig
msbr pte geuiigsno lit, benn bic 3abt
Der itdbtiiten Qutomo5ile bsIGuft Iih
auf nur Is Stid.
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GtunoesbepuBtieins. On i6nen iollte
iih Elm ieoer, Der IS ernIt nit felnem
9srufe ntmmt, lei es aud unter ftnonz
3isQen uno io3ialen Spfern, betbetl1s
gen. Nue SonoerintereTen miifen oa
ihninDen, uno nur bic Rl6tung aut
bic 2tugemsinbeit BARI gelten. leberau
piro bic Rotblpenoigteit pereintenDirz
tens unertannt uno i'm GebreritanDe
lit Iie ihon burh Die 3pete Der Grz
3iebun9 be3eihnet. 2llles Ods tit sur
9enii9e bel ginlaoungen 81 fruberen
SabresperIummlungen oes &shrerbuns
oes betont lpproen. 9tun dber trttt etn
fpeiteres Woment binSu. Oft ichou ftno
ensere 9e3ie9ungen 81 8olla8en lens
isits oes G3eans als bo6it piin1henss
nsrth be3sidnet poroen; nunmebr 1T
bic oentbnr bette 9elsgenbett geboten.
RAD benz gei9lub Der IsBtjdbrigeu
1aquno in Buffalo foQ Der nGhits
qebrsrtag in Berlin itattfinoen. Die
9orbereitungen ba3u iino bisber in
aufppfernosr unb erfrsuIiaer Meiie 9ez
f0roert fporoen. SoIbeu uno Driben
Iiebt man bem greigHtB nit leb5after
Spdnnuns entse9en uno lDiro aues
oufbtstsn, einen groBeH Grfolg gu
fitern.
IS Iieat nunmsbr an oer2sbrerIhdft
oieIss Qdnoes, Die Soffnungen. bic IN
bas Iuternebmeu gsisBt rperben, 5u
OertpirtIihen.
Die Groffnune beg Qebrertages in
Rem Yprt lit uuf ben /. sSuli feit9sieBt
poroen, porauT om rdhitsn Gage bic
2lbfubrt nit Dem 8anpfer nGroBer
8urfiirit" nu6 Bremen erfolgen ioa.
Die 9euti6lanofobrt 'dIieBt ben yez
iu6 nohitsbsnosr StdDte elm: gres
men, 5amburg, 9OIn, Riiossbeim,
Bissbabsn, Seibelber9, Wunnbeim,
Stuttgurt, W2iinten, Riirnberg ,5rantz
furt q. M., &oTeI, Gjienah. Meimar,
Ssna, DRESDEN, 2sip3ig. Berlin. Die
Reiie brauben iisbt cine i'm groBem
maBItabe sehaltens 7SsItIihteit am
Rieoernaloz9sntmdl Iplpie cine aan3e
Relbe feierIiher geranitaltungen DOR
unb toirb in ben 8eriammlungsn bonn
8. bis 3D., reip. 10. auguft in Berlin
gipfeln.
iSit ale, bic bsrufsn iino, am ia6e
nen gDerte Der Gr5iebung mit3uarbei=
ten, Iollte Die 1bsiInabme an biefsr
,5d6rt 6er3ens'ade 'etn.
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1886 Oirmpnt Ipe., 6;ncinnati.
g. +. 8 bonn 4, ReiiemarIhua,
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Rem gort Gin.
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GuT GmpfehIunq Der SnTpettorin
5Srou 4ttinion puroen qeItern bonn
Itdotifaen 8eiunobeitsomt etpu 2OOo
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tortn gu iebr nit 7FarbitoFf psrIebt
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rem entgegen.
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eiHnati 5raction 60, tpegen aneebli6er
SdabiguRg fein.s Qutomobils auf
3ablung bon $783.22 pertlagt bate,
pina leer aus, inbent bic 9si6porenen
Elm Dsr6itt au GuHffen Der @srtIaeten
dbgdben.
Die Cincinnati Gar So. srlangts elm
9erbitt iiber $1360.81 gegsn bic 6.
8. unb .. RaiItpap 60.
gbas. u. plumlp, Der am IS. Sepz
tsmber 1911, neil cine Gar, ouf Der er
fih befanb, gu ihnen um bic Gte Der
R.ubing Roab unb IL. StraBe fubr,
bon bsrislben getporfer unb srbeblid
DerIsBt purbe, bat bic Cincinnati
5rnction So. auf 3ablunq Don $12,s
600 perflagt.
Sslere giaonbn bat ben Rd6IuB bes
SOhn 9. 6uister duf Grunb rutItdnz
oissn 2obnes fir geleiitsts Dienite ais
5dus6dlterin, auf 3abIun9 bon 1920
oertldgt.
Desen anseblider WtiBbonolung 6at
gQd aelIp, bic in go. 80 Central
apsnue cine 8roeerp bstreibt, cine Glas
ge ii6sr $4,000 gesen ben Wtiltereisgez
| iibsr Senrp Wente angeitrsngt. Die
geioen tpar.n fpeeen elmer Ulil6re6z
nung in 0iffsren3en geratben, nab
reno bersr Mente bic aIdgerin ntht
i.hr iduft bebanbelt baben iou.
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Sebensaefahrlid)e Srnnnmnnoeu.

Die poIisei nurbe erit geitern BON
einem llnfalI tn aenntnib oeieBt, mel
der ii6 am Sonutag Rahmittag in
Gem 5aufs go. 1917 Central gpe. err
etgnete unb bei lpsldem Grau 6en-
riette albert, AZ Sabre all, gsfdbrlihs
Sranopunoeu erlitt. Die 5ruu bate
Iit nit einer brsnnenosn 8er3s in ber
ae1er begeben, I'm cine einGeTrorsre
8aiierrOhre aufSutbauen. Gierbei
ling ihr aleto 5euer uno iie mar, ais
iie laut Idrsisnb in ods erite St0dtpert
Suriitlief, in JIammen ejngebiiat.
Shr 9atte, Inter geibiIfe pon anosren
5ausbepobnern, srititts bic Flammer.
jeooh fono Der iofort gsrufene Qr3t
Or. sopmoeller, baB Die 8erungiiitte
hereits leben8gefabrlihe @erleBunseH
erlitten bate.
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Nalha(la gSirthjdlaft.

Die WaIbull DirtNduft on Nal.
nut Strabs nabe ). Qpenus puroe os.
ftern tpIeber siumal BON ben gebeims
poIisifieH gurtboI3 unn WtGusiisa
ausaebob.n. Sets Safe nuroen IN.
ter Der glnilaas oes 6erumlungerns
perbaftei. Grit Dor aursem puros
oos 2ctaf on eiuem laae stpeimal
ausaebobsn un0 Der Wirtb fpsqsn
llekrtretuna oss GpnntossaeIeBes
xrboFietl Ti. UirtMhaft tpiro nab
angobe Der go!issi bauptf6hlih bon
2unbfreihsrn uHo anoeren sfpsifslbdfs
ten gbdrattersn frsquentirt uno piiits
SdI1atreien iousn in benz aptole an
Der aaeesorpnlrg i.in. Rappr Sunt
irarnh poriss Bode ben gisentbiimer
osr Wirtbhaft. odB lestere in ans
it6Hbiaer unb oroentlidsr Neiie oez
fiibrt lperben mug, ooer obsr bel benz
ndhiten 4nIab Don Der polisei bsfinis
ttp geihloiIsn rperoen tpire.
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