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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
HAMMOND FIREMAN
KILLED BY !. H. TRAIN.

street yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. Schneidt, who was a member
of No. fire department where he was
employed as engineer. had been to his
supper and was on his way to the CEN
tral station to report for duty at 6
o'clock.
AS Schneidt neared the Sohl street
train was coming east He saw that
he would have just about enough time
to run ahead of the engine, and after
crossing safely he stepped in front OF
westbound /. H. Belt engine and ca
(Conrfnued on Page IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
FINED FOR
STEALING COAL

Another coal thief was captured at
the G. s. O. yards last might when he
was caught in the act ol srrying =
sack of doal wllich 'ho- had otolen fro1a
a car. He was placed under arreet by
special agent f. zftman and taken to
the central station where he gave the
name of Toney welian. 1872 company
house. East Hammond. This morning
he was arraigned before City Judge
Barnett. where he was fined $40 and
costs. welian is the second &C thief
arrested within the past week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

LAD TURNS
Up AGAIN
Ambrose Won Osinski, Son
of Former Crown Pit.
Doctor, Bobs UP Part
Owner of African Diamond
Mine.
Especial to THE TrMEs.)

Crown Point. Ind, March 22.-Citi-
zens of this place will remember Am
brose Won Osinski. who left this place
about sixteen years ago when his faith
er, Dr. Joseph Won Osinski, was prac-
ticing medicine here. That gap of six
teen years was bridged last night when
the son and father met at the railroad
station in Laporte. where DIR. osinski
now lives. and repaired to a cafe where
they had their first visit in sixteen
years Or. Won osinski is today as
happy as any proud father conld be.
His son has made good In the game Of
(Continaed on PAGE -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
WORLDS CHAMPION
STILT WALKER HERE

Ernest Baker. who is admitted to
be the worlds champion stilt walker,
using fourteen-foot. sti1ts, has been
here for two weeks advertising for
Hoffman, the haberdasher and this
week advertising for Buehler Bros
meat market Mr.. Baker uses different
character. rnakeups each days and is
the best novelty advertiser ever seen in
this part of the country. Baker has
with him the trick and talking hog
eve. the hog with nearly human in
telligence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
SHRINE PATROL TO
DANCE AND DRILL

Next Tuesday the band and patrol
of Orak Shrine will give a dance at
the Masonic temple. One of the feat
ures of this dance will be a full dress
drill exactly the same as will be given
at indianapolis
Tuesday and Thursday the band and
patrol drilled on the streets Of Ham
mond. Next Friday at 1880 the prize
drillers of Orak will march from the
temple to their train which will leave
Hammond at IL o1cock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
COMMUTERS
ARE DELAYED

a large pumber of Hammond pas
sengers who were the Nickel Plate
train due here at 6:2s were DELAYED
several hours when the engine jumped
the track at stony Island. No was
reported injured in the accident. but
all trains were tied up on the Nickel
Plate for several hours. A number of
Hammond passengers rode a freight
train home which left the yards short
ly after the accident
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
WARRANT FOR
G. SCHUMACHER

On a warrant sworn cut by Adolph
Rodat officer James frost caused the
arrest of Carl schumacher yesterday
afternoon on charges of assault and
battery. This morning the case was
continued in City Judge Barnett's court
until Saturday morning. March 20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
DEPARTMENT HEADS
TO PHILADELPHIA

Allan Graham, the manager of the
gas department, and William Crawford,
the manager Of the commercial depart
ment of the Northern Indiana Gas &
Electric company, will go to Philadet-
phia next Sunday to be present at the
meeting OF departmental managers,
which will be held in that city then.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
Returns from Vacation.

A. H. Rohrer. of the F. s. Betz COM
pany. has returned from months va
cation at Hot Springs. He reports that
he is feeling fine and that the vacation
lid him a world of good. Mr.. Rohrer
plunged into his work with renewed
interest and enthusiasm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
Patents Brakebeam.

An improved brakebeam for railroad
cars has been designed by William E.
Fowler. who is connected with the
Simplex Railway Appliance company.
Mn. Fowler has been granted patent
on his invention. which he assigned to
the Simplex company
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
CHARGED WITH
WIFE DESERTION

On a charge of wife desertion George
Martin of Hammond was arrested by
Officer Calvin at Calumet and State
streets last night He was taken to
the Central station, where he was
booked and this morning was turned
over to Deputy Sheriff George Blocki
Martin will be taken to Crown Point
to await trial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
H. K. GARDNER A
GRAND-DADDY

It's Grandpa Gardner now. II you
please Harry K. Gardner. night yard
master at Gibson. was the proudest
man in Hammond yesterday when he
received word from Pyrne, Pa, that a
healthy ten-pound baby boy had ar
rived at the home of his daughter, Mrs
e. B. Fisher MI. Gardeners daughter
formerly lived in Hammond and is well
known here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
After Gary Saloon Story.

William Fl. BlOdgett OF the Indiana
polls News. was in Hammond last
night in connection with the story OF
the Gary saloon cases. Blodgett is
covering the story on account of the
interest in the Gary situation aroused
by the desperate attempt that was
made to legalize the Gary saloon Ii
censes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

Supreme Court Justice James W.
Gerard of New York is scheduled
for a foreign mission, probably
Italy His present salary as justice
is SIT 800, and as ambassador II
would be the same
Justice Gerard has been active in
Democratic politics for many years.
He was the largest contributor to
the Wilson campaign fund. giving
$4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
MoLrkE LODGE. I. o. o. f.. NOTICE.

MOLTKE LODGE. 1. o. o. F.. NOTICE.
Schaaf will be held at / p. m. Sunday.
March %, from his late residence In
Robertsdale. The members will meet
at T. o. o. f. hall at 1915 p. M. from
where they will leave by special car
for the funeral.
b. A KRUGER. n. G.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

The suffragists. LED by Miss Alice
Paul, have begun to fight in earn
est for an amendment to the u. S.
constitution. providing for equal
suffrage.
THE president Is going to be
bombarded all alorg the line" re-
Gently declared Miss Paul. Woman
suffrage organizations throughout
the country will pass resolutions
calling on Mr.. Wilson to recommend
an amendment to the constitution
providing for woman suffrage The
president will hear from women Who
favor our cause crv day from now
until congress meets."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
A[MSHOUSE
TRIUMPH OF
SANITATION
Lake County's New $3.50, 900
Infrmary Has Every Mod
ern Equipment Devised
for Perfection in Comfort,
Thanks to Architect Beers.
tBY VI. p. LUDwIGo

Crown Point. Ind, March 22.-Lake
countys aImshouse at Crown Point. a
scarlet blot on humanity and civiliza-
tion. where owing to congestion a num-
Der of inmates are now compelled to
sleep over pig sty and others in tents.
is fortunately about to pass into his
tory.
Overshadowing it and nearing COM
pletion, stands the new S150,0o0 struc-
ture, and interested taxpayers. seeing
the concrete results instead of bundles
of bluet prints and specifications un-
decipherable to the layman, are begin
ming to ask some pointed questions.
Taxpayers Want to Know.
They want to know to what extent
science and twentieth century ideas
have been harmonized in the new in
stitution. They are interested, of
course. in the general scheme. but to
get az the merits they want to know
what emphasis has been laid on econo-
s my of maintenance and cost of future
additions; what provisions have been
made for heating. lighting, plumbing,
sanitation and comforts for the in
mates. The praise or blame for the
whole scheme must fall on the archi-
tect, and in this connection it might
be frankly stated that thanks to the
ability of Architect Herbert P. Beers
of Chicago, Lake county will be in po-
sition to challenge any county or state
to show anything superior for scientific
arrangement.
Problems solved by Angles.
AS one approaches the alnlshouse the
appearance of the east and west DOR
nitory wings standing at an angle Of
--Sss7 degrees from tnf~-~eentsf axis,
ketrikes one as extraordinary, because
Ethe old style construction usually calls
for wings at an angle of forty-five de-
grees why this new angler is .
natural question.
The conipactness of TIE institution
under one roof. easy access from one
department into another, especially
from the superintendent's office, the
advantage of all day sunlight, which
is of vital Importance. the arrange
ment of pleasant sun-lit connecting
poTehes, which also serve the purpose
of living rooms in inclement weather,
the elimination of all enclosed courts,
these features are the answer to the
question. Why at a sixty degree
angle"
Automatic Heat Regulation.
When one stops to consider the class
of people who will occupy this institu-
tion one begins to wonder at and ad-
mire all the provisions that have been
made for them. Take, for instance the
heating system. An automatically con-
trolled vacuum steam heating plant
heats the whole Institution and by the
way, perfect is this system that in
recent zero weather only half pound
of steam pressure was required at the
main steam line to heat the whole in
stitution. 1t is in the placing of the
radiators high up on the walls, out OF
the reach of the old men and women
where they can neither burn them
selves nor make a catch all for filth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

Have comfort in the bathroom with
a Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas 4
Elec. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

USED THINGS THAT YOU DON'T
WANT CAN BE SOLD IF YOU AD-
vERTISE IN THE TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
Automatic Heat Regulation,

(Continued on Page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22
WEATHER.

FAIR TODAY,
SUNDAY UNSETTLED
AND WARMER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-22

B. A. KRUGER. N. G.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

Bonded whisEos-G1Gon. Noun Vernon and Belmont The best oi Bow-BIuo Ribbon. Bulwoisor and Pale Rainier. ut tha Mascot Tole- phone G7. e
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
8I0000 8G4l8D GI00O0

The roadou oG thlB paper win be ploasod to learn tbat there Is at least ono dreadful disease that scigDc .ha8 boon abIo to euro in al lB stages and that s Catarvh. Halls CataTh .Curo 10 tho only positive cure now known to tho modlcal fraternity. Ca. tzrh being O constitutional disease. requires @ constitutional treatment Halle Cntnrrh Cuo i5 taken intern ally, uCang directly upon tho blood and mucous BuFiaco3 of ho system,
 thereby destroying tho foundation of tho dlssaoo, and giving ths patient strength by building up tho consa- tuuon and usslstng nature In doing Hs work. Tho pzopElet0G have 90 much fsia ln it8 curative powers thas thay offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any oaso that ls falls to cure. Send Io7 ths B1t of testimonials.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

Wm BH.. Ono sk1swayaIuuaa0 druggist cam1 mp from tho Capital city thls morning to look after hH business interests here
 wu Clay5on arrived from Seattle on tho Alameda at uoou today and continued on bis way Go c0rdoya on the returning boat
 Steamships Spokane and Alameda were in port today tbo May being due about soycn o'clock in Che morn rg with 60 tons of freight and 80 passengers
 Clyde Gupul was a passenger on tbe Alameda today, bound for Sew ard where he win take up his work as agent for Che Alaska Steamship company
 Mrs. H. D. ktrmso arrived this morning on the Spokane and will pack her household goods and 80 to KeJcblau where she wiki make her headquarters for Che summer look ing after her business tbore, with occasional visits to skagwoy
 James Wallace, formerly employed with Che White Pass as chief clerk land in other capacities, returned thl morning and wll again enter Che om- p,oy of Che company making his home here as formerly. This win b good news to his friends iu skagway
 Outgoing passengers on che spoE- que today noon were Miss Freda Jones and Walter Jones, who are going to san Francisco, Mrs Hazel McBr.cn. who is to spend some time m visiting relatives and friends in seattle. Tacoma, Port Angeles and other cities of the Sound; c. Mar tim. going to Wraugcu and w G. Retchmuth to Prince Rupert
 Captain Tbos. p Deering U s. Inspectors of buIs and boilers. ae- compauied by his secretary Jerome IA. Descro. are in the city euroute to Fairbanks. Captain Deering has been making the trip to the inter for yearly for a long time and Is well known In sBugway They will I2ayo In the morning for che north.
 Owing to an orror in ronslating the notes taken of Che action of the city council. the word "w0rk" was made Co read "waIk" in the order for Che improvement of Main street from 12tn ave to tho shops. This street win be opened and made Dassablo for teams, not walk as announced.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
NEW FRILLINGS

in White, Cream and Ecru, Just an add ed charm to one's suit. Price soc, 4Oc soc and 75c per yard.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
PIANO TUNER

George Anderson, Expert and A. relt for Pianos, Pian0-Pl0ycrs, and Electric Pianos, win be in Skagway tbis summer. A ny in need of eN- pert work wait for Anderson Thank jog the public Of skagway for past years patronage, am,
 Respectfully yours,
 George Anderson.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

PILES CURED 'N 6 TO Ia DAYS Your druggist win refund money H PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Proludlug Piles In 6 10 l4 days. DOC
 Subscribe for Tho Alaskan now.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

Olympia beer on draft at tAo Board of Trade. This famouH brew is kept constantly frogh both on draft and In bottles. Thi8 i5 tho time Co drink beer. Get it at tho Board of Trade Bar, whore tho col. obrated Rainier Beer ig also kept In bottles. C.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
GRAND REDUCTION SALE

The Pack Train iB now selling big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they arc getting too old to hold and sell at a profit, Yours,
 tG Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
onIy ona nRRoMo aUININEn

Tat is LAXATIVE PROMO oUINRB Look for the signature o9 n VI. GROVE. Used tho World over Co Cure a Cold in One Day. 2SG
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

c. B. Wright has houses for rent. e
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
SMOKERS ATTENTION

SMOKERS ATTENTION Harold UGtwlEseu, successor Co ". ". Bougbto1. has taken Che aeaucy for Che justly famous
 FL TNFIuTO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS.
 5000 just received from the nc tory at Tampa, Fla. H you want he best Gou1 'ar t0 give these good1 Send Che Alaskan to your friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23

85c Cor home cooked meal quick, clean Bor7ico. Where? At ho New Homo Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. baB a minute from Br0adwN
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-23
ArrHE MOVIES

Preparation - Rep The Power of Conscience Imp. A Romance in old Kentucky y-Ec- clair
 Tangled-Powers. Comic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-16

ten ftimmten bic Ginna9men Der To-
qenanntsn Ban gnter Cars niht
mebr ,uno es lag auf Der 9anb, boB
Elm 1ieb iein unipeien trieb. Die be-
treffenosn Gonbutteure tpnnten niht
in 8etra6t tDmmen, uno es gslang
IhIieBlid nah LANCER llnteriltdun8
ben GebeimpOti3iiten Sbgers unD
Trume ben SdulDigen in Der per1On
oes 8Orarbetters RuTsq Sonss gu err
tappen. 2eBterer Bate bic .3ablap.
purate, in tpel6, bic Pafagiere ibr
1abrgslo oeppuiren. 10 gu arangiren
gspltBt. boB rur Elm 1beil Der Nidel
in ben 9elDtaiten fRl, ndfrenb Die
anoeren binter oiefen auf Den 8ooen
beg 2lppardtss geIentt tpuroen. So
mes pflsgte ieben Qbeno gegen
se6n llbr Die 4pparute 3u re-
Dibiren unb fih bic na69elertten" Niz
del an3ueignen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-16
llnfdHe.

Sin i6perer llnfou srsignats fih
geftern in oem gtdbIiTement Der Bin
mpsr SrOH Mort8, an Sprinq @rope
4Oe uno 3erruce Blace, iuoem eine
Waage lrnter Dem 9enitte eines
Jra6toutos 3nIammenbra6. Gles
ment Reptamp, 50 Sabre olt, bon
30 106 Sanoars Strabe, unb 5uqb
Rpan, 80 Sabre alt. oon SO. 1864
6opttns Strabe, rpeIde lid in benz
5rnhtauto befanoen, erlitten Idlirls
me 8erlsBungeu. Sic rplrrten nah
benz itGbtiIhen 5oIpital gsbraht.
5ruut Spuooro, BON SO. $40
Weft 6, StraBe, puroe qsitsrn an Der
Gle Der 6. unb Mlouno Strabe poa
e,Esm glutomo6iI, peItes bic Qi3enss
hummer 3649 trns. gstroffen unb CUR
Stite eeInIeubert. Gr lpurbe bon eli
hem Auger3eugen De5 llnfalIs betmz
cebroht uno Elm 2tr3t tonItatirte, oaB
er nit i1mer3haften, aber unaefdbr.
Iifen 8erIeBuHgeu ouDpnqetommeu
mar. Ile JnioTen bes 2lutomobiIs
frtren bupon, obne lid i'm qerinsiteu
TIN BEN Gerungliidten 81 tiimmerH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-16

nuar 1863 gum srIten Mule i'm Druid
eribjen. 6err prof. Or. 5ran3 @re@
tber pom tbeoLogiIasu Seminor Der
Reformirten STRIDE miro bic Seitpre=
oigt in engliiher SpraAe balteu. Sin
Ulafenhor BON uber 100 Stintmen
piro untsr Der Geituug BON 5srrn
Prof. Spbn be Ruiter mebrere Gbpr=
geidnge gum 8ortra9 bringeu. Giue
Sollette gum geiten Der syupan=Mifion
tpiro an oem 4beno erboban lperoen.
Die 8lieoer uno 5reunoe Der Reforz
mirten 8irhe fino gu 0ieiem 9eftgotz
tesoienit auf oas Ser3Ithfte eingsIa=
ben.
SIN WtorgengottssbterIt Der Refor=
mIrten SaIems Gemeinoe ptro grpf.
9retber Die oeutihe 4}rebtgt hdlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-16
Gdngerfeft ab8eiagt.
lie Tabtoner SaneesbrlSer icben
lIdb aHhcr Stanoe, bas gesirfs.
ftit onrdBmiiibren.

lie Bermutbun9, bic in bsr Bsrs
idfimluns Der Derstnigien 5dngtr am
Wlontas HbeHb aiisesiprphen tpurbe,
oab bic Doptoner Gansesbriibsr toum
I'm St1nbs Iein ,piirben, oas gs3irtss
iangsrftit burh3ufiibren, bat it6 be-
iioiigt. Der Iaptoner aitber.ran,,
rslfxr Der 5eiissber isin iolIt., tat
ourh bic aaiaitropbe oerariia oelit,
ten. bob Der 0trsin dustpGr.iaer 6ilfe
btborf. iou er ipisosr uuf bic Jiibe
tommsn. us5er bic 9eridmnlung
ots Dopton ai.bertraH3 am Gonnias
Isfsn mir in Der .Taptoner Wc!ts5si'
iung@:
I'm ben in isin,r 5dlls an Der
Wurne 4penus burd bic Jluib snts
iiunbenen Shoben in 4useuifsiH sli
stlehmtn unb bic n6he bsfIelben feitsus
itell.n ,Totpie iiber bic su srersifsnbsn
S6ritis CUR Rebdbilitiruna berislben
81 bsrrth,n, peridmmsIie iih SoHntao
9ormittop Der Gapton qisbtrtron3
s,indhft In Der 6als uno nafber i'm
6auis oes syinonsieiretdrs Germ
Gnrl 6oebner. prdiibsnt Shruinn
lsiittc bic 9eriommlung. Gs ipurbtn
rtrittectn. 8orIhldes bera.Rn, tpie
Der 9.rein pisosr in gsorbnete Der
haltniHe sli gelansen iuter ioIlte.
uno ihlxbIih Der antrna on9encm.
men. lid NIT bsm prdfiotnter bes
Rorbnmeritaniihen Sdnssr6unbts,
6errH G9arl,s O. Shmibt, in gins
einnnti in Derbinoune su isben. um
enentuea siner aufruf an bic 9ereins,
bic gum guno etboren, su erldfen.
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Suli In Tanion itattfinben iollis, ,ur
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itloiI,n, bon Der abtoliuns beHtlbsn
bi.iss 5abr NIT Riidiitt auf bi. pors
honosnt srobs Rothtaae absufsben.
Dos Syinnns aommittse ipuros bes
nuiirost bis CUR n1hitsn 9eriamm.
lung einsn ntuen bic gum /. april ges
benoen 1bIhliebenoen 9sriht sinsus
rsifen. Rdhiten Sonntae hdlt oie
GGns.rfsiibshorbt ilp Souis BON
Germ aarl 5osbnsr cine EpssialfiB
nng ob. In tpeltsr I6sr bic singsgans
eentn Deloer gsihluh ssfabt frerbsn
ipirb. Wsr gslosr fir Gintritissars
ten II. I. 10. einssnomm,n bat. folt
bisfeIben beirn Gindnaistretdr aarl
Acttn.r nbli.f.rn. .3ur Rssuliumg
olltr iinansisllen angeltg.nhsiien fpur.
b. elm Roibftonbs aommitt.. sinass
fssi. beit.btnb au sben 6srren s.
Schn Ghrinn. ;Sris Msili unb Garl
nosbntr. bag lb.r al. gelbsr gu Ders
fiic.n Fat.
Wom .Sosiai.n WGnn,rtor" in
Qpuispifle ding Elm llnseriiiibnnasbeir
irde BON SO elm, ;pofiir BEN gsrtin
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fpuros. anf bonn Rihmonb. Suh.,
.m1nnerd,orA mar cine 9eileiossunhs
rebuna sincstrcifsn unb sunIeih ri.
nunaisne 6iilf. anasboien. anh 6iss
lem Derein irurbe Der Tdns poiirt.'
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Nus benz ppliseiserid,t.

DER 55 Sabre nIte So6n Barter,
peIhsr aneEtIogt iit, am Spnntag
Ratmittag in Dem aosirbalts, go.
203 Ulain Strube. ben MleIpin S1t=
fielo sritohen gu hd6en, persi6tete auf
stH 0orperh6r uno purbs unter Der
antlage oes Dlproes ben 9rpsoez
ifporsnsn tiberpisisn. Die einsel.
hsitsH oss 5allss finb ieinerssit ausz
iiibrlit bsrihtet norben. Barter aab
gu, Dem 5atiiels bic Stihrpunoe beis
asbraht 81 bdben, nil iebp6 in
SsI5itDerttstoisuns sebanoslt bas
ben.
Ter Dirtb SoIsp6sbiss, bon Qo.
513 Weit 6. Strabs, ipurhe peaeu
llsbsrtrstuug beg RitternahtsoeieBes
nit elmer Strafe bon S5 uno oen aos
ten bslsat. Die polisiiten SeB uno
Gusrt horten gsitern Mproen qeaen
l ubr Mufit in Der Mirtbihuft unb
ianoen ghiss uno spei Negsrmuiiz
taHien Dor. tpeIhe i1m aufipieIten.
St.ps Sepoft, pon Ro. 1407 W3ain
Sirabs, etn Nngsitellter Der gictor
SAFE uno God Comp, tpurbe bes
Tisbitdbls ihuIbia befunosn uno 3u
30 5dgeu arbeitshaus. $50 uno ben
9piteu perurtheilt. gr bate Ieins
Qrbeitesber fortgefebt beitobIen.
Der "a Sabre alts HuiTea 5ones,
BON go. 2014 Rsopins Roab, gcrars
better in ben Qponbale Gar Remi.
ZEN Der Traction Comp, tpuroe ees
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