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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
WATERWAYS
ASSN. MEETS;
BIG ATTENDANCE
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
MISSISSIPPI TO ATLANTIC
ASSOCIATION
Senator D. U. Fletcher Was Pres
ent and Delivered the Open
ing Address
(By Associated Press)

Palatka, Fla, Nov. 17.-The
sixth annual convention of the Mis-
sissipDi-to-the Atlantic Inland Wa.
terway Association opened here to.
day under auspicious circumstances
United States Senator Duncan U.
Fletcher of Florida is president OF
the association. 1t is intended that
the two days session will mean the
greatest boosts that inland navi2a.
tion routes connecting the Mississip-
pi with the Atlantic ever received /.
A favorable report Is anticipated on
the improvements of the Ocklawaha
river to Leesburg, which is the Sc
lected route of the trans state canal {.
Leading waterway advocates Of the
country will make addresses. The
Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Wa
lcl way .NsSO' ldllUll uNOCutCo uHu
works for all legitimate river and
harbor Improvements, but is special
ly interested in an inland waterway
from the Mississippi river to the At
lantic ocean. The project advocated
by this association forms an impOr-
tant link in the system of continu-
Gus inland waterways for the United
States, because 1t connects the Mis-
sissippi river and the gulf coast with
the Atlantic ocean.
Part of the particular project ad-
vocatcd by this association Is now
under construction, and other parts
have been favorably reported by the
engineers. In consideration of
these facts. the officers of the asso-
citation believe that the project will
be reported in the next rivers and
harbors bill, If sufficient interest is
manifested on the part Of the people
in the localities affected. River and
Continued on Page S.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
AMERICANS LEAVE
Mexico CITY
(By Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Nov. II. President
Wilson does not regard the Mexican
situation as having reached such a
critical situation as requiring the
closing of the American embassy.
He said that Charge 'Shaughnessy
had not been given his passports or
told to come back. The president in
timated that while the personal at
titude of liuerta might be changed
as heretofore, and he made 1t plain
that the forced resignation of Minis
ter of the Interior Aldape did not
affect American plans.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
NOTED MISSIONARY
MADE FINE TALK

Mrs. S. S. Harris, returned mis-
sionary from China, spoke three
times in Lakeland yesterday. In the
morning she was at the Dixieland
Methodist church, in tie afternoon
she TAXED to the children and the
Young people at the First Methodist
rhurch, and last nioht she addressed
a large audience at the First church.
After giving some facts pertain
to Chinese customs, and thcir bear
ing on the school work done through
the woman's COLLEGES, and strcssin5
the value and need or day schools
lust now, she dealt with the big sub
iccts of Chinese independence, their
desire for western learning, their
readiness to learn of Christ, and this
largely among the students, and up
per classes, their doing away with
the opium traffic and poppy rasing
in four, instead Of ten years, as the
contract with England was-and the
call for day of prayer, that the
young republic mi?ht be rounded in
truth and peace. She suggested
that as few Chinese were bcheaded
because they insisted on violating
the law and raising poppy, the Unit
ed States might learn an effective
method of dealing with the whiskey
traffic. The opium traf7c was abol-
ished there in four years. and the
whiskey business might be abolished
in this country in the same length
of time.
Especially gratifying to mission
workers was the fac, that America
had done so many things to gain
and keep the friendship Of this ma
ton. notable among these was the
refusal to accept the $4,000, 900 in
dcmnity from the Boxer war, and
any part of Chinese territory by par
tition, or to join the other nations
in the fiye-power loan.
hardly compasSed the scope OF infor-
nation, given In Mrs. Harris fo~;Y-
five minute talk, Those who failed
to hear missed a treat.
Mrs. Harris is a very entertaining
and instrdctl9c tniker AND eiv's ont
great volumes OF information con-
coming China.
While in the city she was enter
tained by Mrs. I. C. jenkins. She
left this morning for Sanford. For
several days she will visit the
churches in the Miami district. then
tAe Live Oak district, returning to
this section early In December. She
will attend the district meeting at
Fort Myers Dec. ., 8 and 4, and on
the first Sunday she will be at Bar
tow.
Mrs. Harris home was at Citra
before going to Chins as a mission
ary FIVE years ago,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
FOTHAM NEWS AND GOSSIP

ew York Is in the throes of an
r campaign, but this time it is
Ethe interest of the combined
h. Mems and Young Women's
sCian associations. An effort is
e made to raise si,OOO,o0o
Ain two weeks and every nook and
er of the city has been entered
1.-The captains of the 80 cluhs
he'd for the purpose, George W.
kins, the millionaire Progressive
)uh,ican. Henry Davidson of the
] of J. P. Morgan & CO., Miss
Sce Dodge and many other we'll
Pwn persons are taking an active
q in the campaign.
Mayor elect John Purroy Mitchell
3 that one of TIE first things he is
tng to set his shoulder to is the
htical death of Charles F. Murphy
the rout of Tammany Hall as II
N present constituted. Four years
y the hope of Tammany was VIII
|m J. Gaynor, and the mayor
Dved that it had a very fimsv foun-
lion. In some of the first ap-
l1tments that Mr.. Gaynor made
interests of the organization we're
fthered, but as his administration
Ire on he was inclined more and
ire to name men who had nothing
Iatever to co with Tamnany Hail.
me of them were its ayowed enc
les. But Tammany for the las
10 years has had the rich picklnss
the sheriff's Office in this county,
job which pays to the sheriff IN
IS and Incidental charges some
ing like $4,000 a year. besides a
st amount Of incidental patronage
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
-rAYOR.ELECT MITCHELL
IN JAMAIC.

KINGSTON, Nov. 17.-Mayor'e elect
John Purroy Mitchell of New York,
ACCOMPANIED By Mrs. Mitchell and
rarty of friends. arrived ho'e to-
dav en- route TO Colon, where Wis I
will be paid 10 the Panama canal.
It Is also reported that Mr.. Mitchell
will trv to persuade Colonel Goe-
thals to take the police commission
shin OF New York during his stay at
the isthmus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
BROUGHT HER OWN FEN ALONG
LIN ALONG

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Gaby Des!ys,
the French actress, whose name Is
ever connected with that Of the de-
rosed King Manuel of Portugal, be-
airs her eets0n here toai"ht with
"I.a Petite Parisienne, a new play
written especially for her. She Is
supported mainly by Harry pllcer.
Cahv has brought with her white
Wyandctte hen which is to lay all
the eggs she eats while in'the United
States, as she says she does not care
for the American hen fruit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
ALFONSO WILL TRY TO COME

Madrid, Nov. 11.-Rumors are
current again that King Alfonso Will
fry TO visit america. lie made s2e-
cial request that Spain be represent
ed at the Panama exposition to be
hold in San Francisco in 1915, and
il is believed that his unusual In
forest in the show presagcs his de-
termination TO have the cabinet con
sent to let him take the trip. Al
fongo is extremely progressive and has
no sympathy with the laws OF his
country which restrict personal lib
critics of kin7s so greatly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
CONSUMERS LEAGUE MEETS

Buffalo, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE
14th annual convention Of the Ma.
tional Consumers League opened
here today. and have been shifted TO
ttis citv from st. Louis, where the
floods last April made 1t impossible
70 hold the meeting. The tariff will
form the chief subject of discussion,
and several remedial laws will be
framed and presented to Congress for
its consideration
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
TWO PARTIES MAY CONSIDER
BILL SEPARATELY
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Nov. 17.--Prospects
for separate conferences of Repub-
lican and Democratic senator's over
currency legislation ard indications
of a short adjournment of Congress
while the conferences are in prog
ress, loomed up to>ay. Chairman
Owen and Leader Kern said they
saw no objections 70 snort ad-
journment. Both sections of the
banking currency com:nittee are at
work today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
(Ry Associated Press. J

Mexico City, Nov. Two rum
ors are prevalent here -ocay; one Is
tNat Huerta intends resigning on the
converting of Mexican congress; the
other IS that the early severance Of
relations between the United States
and Mexico is inevitable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
SK|PPER HAS
|fNOtREO HIS
RESIGNATION
CONDUCTING LAKELAND'S
TOFFICE FOR NEARLY
81 MsA SIXTEEN YEARS
Hation Not Yet Rccepted, But
accessor Probably Will Soon
Be Named

'<kh following telegram, received
IVY by the Evening Telegram
Its Washington representative,
|ibe full of interest to the people
keland:
1 1Shington, Nov. II -Postmas'
\ L, Skipper has resigned, but
6fesignation probably will not be
Dgpted until his successor is reco n
I'D by Congressman Soarkman,
xappointed and qualified.
When Mr.. Skipper was seen rela-
a 10 the above ne confirmed the
flation. He stated that press
i ker business atYairs had grown
f and more Insistent of late,
khad asked to be relieved of his
cares in order that he might
&roper attention to his personal
Hess. He is connected with va
I enterprises, notable the Amer
S&6tate Bank, of which he is pres
W and preferred to be free to
these concerns, believing there
&NHfeater possibilities in building
Neiness interests in Lakeland
Elm holding office. Moreover, he
2kad sufficient of the honor and
1nsibilities attendant upon the
iastership, having conducted
AQfice for nearly sixteen years.
kg all that time he has made a
efficient postmaster, and there
xbly have been as few COM
ITS or "kicks" relative to the
iee given at the Lakeland post
8 as any Office of like class in
ntate. This does not mean, Of
e, that there have not been
complaints, as the latter are in
BE, es Mr.. Shippers successor
Mind; but, on the whole, the
1rs have been we'll satisfied,
the nostoffice inspectors declare
the office was conducted with a
decree of efficiency and accord
}to the most approved business
Mods. This is only natural when
A taken into consideration that
#Skinper is REGARDED by all as one
he ablest business men in this
pn.
course, surmise will be rife as
fto will he Mr.. SHIPPERS sue
Dr.. 1t seems generally under
u that E!on. S. NJ. Sparkman
have the deciding voice In the
Ter, and many claim that his
ce is already known to them.
tapplicants are o. NJ. Eaton, X.
resap, w. P. Pillans and ]. w.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
JOHN MITCHELL MAY
HEAD FEDERATION
(By Associated Press. \

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 17-Friends
Of John Mitchell attending the con-
vcntion of the American Federation
Of Labor are today booming him for
president if Samuel GomDcrs decides
not to stand for reelection. 1t is
said if Gompcrs decides to retire he
will be offered the editorship Of the
American Fedcrationist.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
/ MEN EXECUTED
SINCE JUAREz TAKEN
(Py Associated Press J

I'll Paso, Nov. II. Eleven men
are known to have been executed in
.Iuarez since General Villas rebels
captured the city Saturday. Constl-
tutionalists' officers admit that mum.
bcr but Americans say twenty-three
were executed. Villa has his entire
army en- route to Juarez.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17
TREASURER CITY DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT

To the Democratic Voters of
Lakeland: I beg to submit the fol-
lowing report:
Money received to defray ex-
penees of Democratic primary, Nov.
), 1913:
From 2 candidates for mayor. $40. 90
From Q candidates for coun-
ci,men $1,000. ..... Sc. 90
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17

A comrlete telephone system has
been installed in the Ponce de Leon
hotel IN st. Augustine. several bath
rooms have been added and this hos
telrv is being gotten in its usual
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17

One of the most enthusiastic little
fairs ever held in Liberty county has
just closed at Bristol.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17

The members of the Womcn's club
of Sanford are preparing for clean
ing up day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-17

Total ..,.......... S4t' w
Any candidate who has not re-
ceiyed his refund check can get 1t by
calling at my Office.
r. E. LUFSEY.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
Su fpdter Tla6tffunoe
8arosn smei jnuge Waofeu ba!b.
betaubt aui Der Strafe
augetrofTeH.

Ctto Renter. BON 9to. 20 Muru
StraBe, bege3ueta Jeitern 3u friihcr
Worgeuihmoe an Der Million uro
9tne StraBe aUei iungen Ntaodeu.
iueld)e iih in baI5t atdllbteur 3llItnnoe
ali beiinSen id)ieucs. Sic gateu tire
ataHen ais 2ouiie RenhIer. 16 SSab-
re ali. BON gso. iGt5 4loInut Ctr,
uuo Ruth Hoienb3rg, II Sabre at,
ron go. 734 gseit :. Strdbe, on uno
nniroen BON GenIer nndl Der Renb-
ler'ldlem @ohnllng 1ebradt. Die Bolt
ger ipuroe benadrtttiaf uno ermitfsl.
ie, oof oie Wdohcn am Sonntag
aberfb stpei lunge gtdnner getrofien
hntten. ipeIdle ibnen peripraten. l;e
3n einem Gal briEgen 81 Dollen
Statt oeiIen rpuroe'l lie pom ben Bur.
iheu III Elm GAZE on Ser Waain StraBe
gefilhrt. 100 fie na9 Dem 8enui'e ei.
ues GIaies g9eIn ihre 9eiumamg
nerloren. Sie ipoucu iih Der ipet,eren
0oridlle abiehit ultlt mehr erIunern
fonnen. 9ie RoI3er alanbt, odB ib.
Hen i'm Dem gSeiu Elm getdubunas-
mittel eineeseben por0eu mar. 3as
Ssitaeuogerldlt miro iitl naber nit Dem
Saa beitaitiaeu.
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sDEM KITzELN I'M HALSE .
fam aueeubIidlsh gtubaIt ssboteu iDerbeu buEn
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
Sebr pDhIthuenb. Gbne Eplate gsrcbe frfls
IOIIl apn nNrNr q Clhf fl-.n4n- AEann

bsneu berporgebt, OaB bic r2lbIat~
gum mpuopoliiireu nahqelpRien ners
ben muffe. 8aDurh, baB niht nit
chamber tonturrtrsnoe 8rdnhen elmer
Synbuitrie unter einen Out gebraht
unD gu elmer &orpordtion per1hmoI3eH
tpirDen, perDe nod tetne rQbitAt" bea
pielen, odb stn MonOpOl geih1ffsH
tperDen Tole.
SroB oisier GntiAeioung ertIdren
ipdhreno bes 3age8 8eamte oes Juiti5s
departments, buB bic lIntteo Shoe
Wla6inerp gompanD pegen Der trtmts
neLlen 8srlebung pe6 5bsrmun' ldeH
Unit IruitgsieBes pro3eiitrt Derbeu
fpiroe, uno 3lpar auf 8runb elmer Der
flint fte3iftihen &ntlagen. Die erAoben
lporOen iparen, unD bic pom 8ertht
nieberer syn'tan3 aufre6t e-baIten ipors
Den iIt. 0ieie Observation-Disclosures ,itber
ipelhe ba8 Gberbunoesgertc3t niht 8u
entI6eiDen batte, 9ebt babtn, baB Die
aombiuQtion bic SnDuitrie mDnopoIts
fire, inbem iie bic DerihieDenen S6uAs
mul6tHeH 3uldmmenfdhe, tnDeW lle
bic 4onturren3 unterDriite unD Die
8eiDQfte DON &onturrenteu abiorbtre.
Die 8edmten ertIdren, oaB bic Gnts
! fheiounq bes Sberbunbesgerthts niat
auf oteIe 2tntldgen 8e3ug babe.
Die 8eauten 0e3 s5litt3-0eparte.
ments iagen AUDI. oaB Die gntidJet'
oung feiuen gitfIitB ouf orloere jest
lit Stlpe6e beftnOlIden 2lntt-Irltlt.
pro3eiie baben peroe
Ias Cberbunoe$geridt rpie5 aHr
Utontag Die 2Lppellatiou oe5 I6lDar3eH
4rei5borer5 Sad sSob1tion alb. Der her
gerIetuug oe5 gtaun'iheu Ytdodeu.
| bonoclqeiebe5 augeflaJt lit. 0ie 60l8e
miro ieiu, 0aB e5obuion lebt prompt
Ipro8eifirt lper6en miro. GlSobuiou Bate
tourh feline 2luDaIte Deriudt ietne
,SreilaI'ung uuf g}rlruo etne5 &1abeQ5
| Corpus 8erfabren5 SIT erIaH8en, Das
oertDeigert lDuroe.
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ReriSnal WotiSsn.

Trei 9rieiter Der bieiigeu 3iossie,
Meu. sscfeph q bee. 9tpo. Dio G
bon Der SoIp angeIs airte lro Reu.
~ d) acl 2onen bon SprtngfleIo.
bdbeu cine ReIic Inn Die Gseli anse.
treten uno merhen nui oieier ReIie III
eriter 2iase Rom einen geilit a6itat.
fen.
Ger it1otiid,e Suis.auSitor Sarr
a. 6. DsnIlane iii nit ieiiler Ga.
miIie- an mehrrpod,igetH asiie,ltbalt
naf Balm Sead,, Sln., sereiit.
Cine ipotere beuiTte Grau III in
Grau Warsaretbd 5cbers.
ssb. an.bans, 1851 Gutter S.rabe. I'm
so. Sabre, aus BEN 0ebeu eefhisbsn.
Gle 1T ihrem Gaittn Jobnnn Sxtnrit
6ob<rg, pxlter am 8. Suli 1912 gss
itorben III, bdlb i'm lobe Hahg.foIst.
mis bsibs i'm aebtn innig srbunetu
iparen, 10 iinb lie MN nah turjsr
5rennuna i'm lobe xrtinisi. Der 1oS
b<s 2sbensaefdbritn mar ein barter
GdIas fir 5rau 5obsrs uno iie .rus
feiiotm ein itilss 5eintpeh in ihrem
lxrjen nadb BEN 9dbins.ftisbeneH,
S6on fsit ldnssrsr 3sit mar lie ftipaf
unb trdnilif unb aie KITTEN neun mos
den fdfi itinbis ans Grdntsniuser ges
fsfItlt. Sn ibrsr Aranskii rrurne III
non ben Strisen aufs lisbeDollits &C.
pflest. G<ftern Wlittaa 20 Ulinuier
Dor / llbr ptrfhitb he; ihr gnbe tsur
ein ianF.es unb irisolihes. Jbr 4nnen.
ten pirb bel osn Sbrisen. tpis bei VII
len. bic fe innnien. TIM Ssesn nerblti.
Ben. fyrau 0obers NOR aus 6eisps
bel Hramfhe in Sannopsr ssbiiriis
fam fhon In iunasn Sahren hierhsl
unn rsihte bier itrsm annnsmnnT
Jobann 0tinrih Gobers ON q. &c.
pember 1866 BIZ 9cno sun Bunb,
Fiirs 9sben. Die Gbe mar cine feb,
sliidIid,s. Mm q. Nopemtxr 1905
mar q BIN ip1dertn Gbesattsn Der
e0nns, In boiler Nuftisteit bas f10ne
fslkne 0<it Der solben<n 6oH3eii In
.aniis ~ obricm " isisra. mk Graz
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0Dr5iiglid,e 2lrbeit
Tie Seteftips sSrame rnb Gogers
MAIDEN einen s,item ,yang.

@ute arbeit berrthteten geltern
0fe 8e6eintpoli5iiten 5rane 1uto So-
gers, in6etn iie orei angebltde 8ltters
nogeiloiebe feitnobnet urlo eirten gros
zen Jbeil Der Don 2etteren genlahten
8eute lpieoererlangten. 2tm Sonlltag
Iben0 iparen 0ret auf etnem Seiten.
Qeleiie Der Big Sour @tienbobn, 5Ipt-
ihent. uno .. gtpetue, Carthage, ditfa
Qebroden ur6 berultbt Dor6en. Die
Ibdter enttuenoetpn tpert6DoQe autos
mobilutenIiIien, cine an5abL aiiten
Setfe, Elm JaB Acpfel uno anoere
,Sraftgitter. Iie Holi3ei pur0e be-
nahridttgt iruo Die Geteftips Ssranle
.uto Gogers NIT Der llnteriufuug &c.
auftragt. lie 8eanen fartben cine
Spur, tpelf,e iie nah Dem 5auie go
305 Reacof Roao filbrte. G5n bent
6auie mobnt Der 30 s5abre alte Sit.
Ter @eorg 5rorel nit ietner aus 15ralt
lmo ieben atn0ern beiteAen0en ia.
Mile ltn0 ieinen bei0en 9ril0ern, 9a,
pio 5rorel, q Sabre aft, 2[rbeiter,
lulo Sirum Irorel, % Sabre alt,
Sitter Gie 6antilie 0e8 @eorge
GroreI beiinoet iih ougeniteinlih
in qrober gtotbloqe, un0 feds ieinar
ainoer llegen an ben Wtulern err
truntt oaruic6er. 4ls Die Bebeiupnti.
siiten 6ie Q9oIlntng betraten, iaBen
Beorge IrOrel, ietne ,5rau Elm stino
mt0 ieiue bei6en 8ri,oer betm 2tbenos
ellen. Die Nfdnner paren uIe aus Dem
g8olfcn gPfuuen ltrto pollten nidt lDlis
| len, mos Der geiudJ Der Ietettros 1u
/ beoeuten babe. Sic nur0en perhaftet
| luo betheuerten, NIT BEN 8ilter1Das
qen0ieb1tdbleu nift5 3u thun qehabt
3u babgn. 5ie perharrteu iogar bet lD-
rem 2cugneH. ndfI6em Die sgeamten
eiuen groben G5eil Der 9eute Iluo an
here, notwithstanding cu5 anoeraH
IiebitGbIeu herriibrerl6en Saf}en in
Noffern perpadt in ser Wobnlug 5e.
| iltr0eu hQtten. Inter anoerem rpur'
| oen elm groBes 9}oIten Seiie, EN- 70.
item Sdqtbe, 2lutonobiluteniilleu etc
| gefuu0en mo beihIagnuhurt ,Srau
5roreI brad obnndhtig 3prionmeu
ais lhr UtauH uno tire SdUp0ger ab
qeflhrt mlrroer. Die gefauge1ren 10,
rDie ole foHfts5trten Sat1en puroer
| tn einen satroInagen nah oerH go.
| Iijerbuuptquurtier qe6radyt, no oit
Iorei Manner 3uuddft ais perodttiq
!. ctnqeiUerrt uurber. Sic rueroeu beutt
. einern eIusehenoen 0erbor tulter5oger
Derben. Die RoIi3ei iii ilber3euat. 6af
) bic Gefangeneu ijber 5ablreidp Iieb
liable ulD Ginbriydse 2lustunft ae6eg
fonner.
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Cpfer ihrer eilid,t.

Gin Cpier treiler Rflid)terfiiaima
tualroe Srl. Roia Sl,ber. cine p
Sabre alte aranfcnpiIegeriu I'm So.
iuitnl fir aniteden0e arnnfbeitett,
lueidw irilll aeitern Worgen M Der
plnitalt ihren Beiit aufgab Gie Ser.
llorbene bate iid, Dor elmer @odle in
gusabang hires 7ieigteS Die paoiern
sugesoeen uno mar jitoeiH am 6rei.
tag on Der 2urgalent3iinSitng er.
frnnft. tpeIder iie. iuie seidgt, geItern
sriag. Srl. Siiber mar oor sfuei Sab.
rem pom eiuer tIeinen Stast oes
mittIerem slltufns mad, Cincinnati
aetcnlmen nne bate lid, bier als
ssrantenpilegerir aisgebiIoet sic
fol- teine 9erpanote htnterIalen 30.
ben.
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