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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR;
NO MORE DANDRUFF
Girls Beautify your hair! Make
it soft, fluffy and
lrlXuriant,

Try as you will, after an application
OF Dandcrine,. you cannot find a single
trace Of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what win
please YOU most. will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at first-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp
"A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No diff,
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw it through
your hair taking one small strand at n
time The effect is immediate and
amazing-your hair will be light, fluffy
and wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance; an Incompatible lustre,
softness and luxuriance, the beauty
and simmer Of true hair health.
Get a 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton 8
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and prove that your hair is as
pretty and soft as any-that it has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment-that q all.
(Advertisement0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Ward W. Reynolds and vorna Harris both OF
Narysville. Idaho
Elmer Harris and Ena Meikle. both Of Cache.
Idaho
Charles Lloyd and Lena sorensen. both Of Alex
andcr Idaho
David Peterson and Agnes Ford both OF Salt
Lake
John W Martin and Nellie Bryant. both Of
Salt Lake
Burton K. Farnsworth and Mabel Pearco both
OF Montpelier. Idaho
William A Bnm and Pearl Gilman, both Of
Burley, Idaho.
Charles ". Bridges and MesrI Gilman. both Of
nurlsy Idaho.
Thorvaid Peterson md Dora Hancock. both Of
PIno Dale. Arlz
Seth Loveand and Nellie G. mshoncy, both OF
Albion Idaho.
G. W. Tanner and Myrtle Peterson both Of
Kemmeror. wyo.
Lyman Bates and Edith Lee both of Oakley
Idaho.
G. W. Cunningham and Mary E. Campbell. both
OF Carey. idaho.
Charics E. Dean and Myrtle Davenport both Of
Salt Lake.
william j. Holder. Salon. and Florence Strong.
Provo
o, F, Jesperson and Martha Ahegg both Of
Tucson Ariz.
John A Phillips and Lorinda swrnson. both Of
Twin Falls, Idaho,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
KANSAS MAN PUZZLED
OVER HIS MARRIAGES
A. o. Jacobs, Horse Dealer, Has Four
Wives Living; Uncertain as to
Their Status.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Oct. EVEN
A. o. Jacobs, much-married horse
dealer, was puzzled over the record of
his marital ontanglements today rs un-
folded In the district court in his trial
for bigamy Jacobs is the reputed hus-
band of five ''wives,'' four of whom
are living.
To the complaint that he had married
Mrs. Mary Paul Jacobs while still the
husband OF Mrs. Cora Andrews Jacobs,
the horse dealer urged the defense that
neither woman was legally his better
half, because when the Cora Andrews
ceremony was performed he had not
been divorced six months, as command
ed by the Kansas statutes, from anoth-
er wife, Mrs. Merle Mahor Jacobs.
The state countered with the asser-
ton that the Merle Maher marriage.
which he claimed as a bar, was itself
void, having been solemnized a month
before Jacobs was divorced by pre-
ceding wife, Mrs, Katie D. La Master
Jacobs OF. Arkansas, blind woman.
At this point Jacobs threw up his
hands and asserted that it was impos-
slble for him TO remember all the de.
tails and red tape surrounding his
marriages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Quick Help to Backache and Rheuma-
tisIn

The man or woman who wants quick
help from backache and rheumatism
will find it in Foley Kidney Pills
They act so quickly and with such
good effect that weak, inactive kid
neys that do not keep the blood clean
and free of impurities are toned up and
strengthened to healthy, vigorous ac-
ton Good results follow their use
promptly. Schramm-Johnson, Drugs,
fThe Never-Substitutors," five (5)
good stores. (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
SULzER TRIAL GOES
OVER UNTIL MONDAY
Counsel for the Governor
Not Ready to Proceed
With the Case.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2.-Only a
brief session of the impeachment trial
of Governor Sulzer was held today. An
adjournment until Monday afternoon
then was granted by Presiding Judge
Cullen. This was done that the attor-
neys for the governor might have time
TO perfect their plans for opening the
case.
Of the plans Of the defense little is
known, except that Senator Harvey D.
Hinman will outline the defense If he
is able, and that Louis A. Sarecky, for
merly the governors campaign secre-
tary, will be the first witness for the
impeached executive. That the gov
ernor will testify there is no doubt, de.
spite the fact that some members OF
his counsel opposed his taking the
stand. A long conference was held be-
tween the governor and his attorneys
tonight at the "People's house,
Efforts by the governor attorneys
today to have certain testimony strick-
en- from the record brought the state
ment from the court that this motion
would have to be renewed when all the
evidence was in.
sfI shall hold" Judge Cullen said,
tnat all motions inNoiFihR Ihe Proph
tive force Of competent evidence must
be left until the final submission of the
CASE
AS result of this ruling, Austen G.
Fox, one of Mr.. Sulzer's attorneys,
failed to make motion TO strike out
articles of impeachment, three, four,
five, seven and eight, as he had
planned. The motion will be made
later, however, These articles deal
with all Of the governor IS alleged i'm
peachable acts, except those involving
financial transactions. A motion to
strike out the f'money articles al
ready is before the court. IT, too. will
he decided when all the testimony is in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

principle. Put IT on any corn In two sec
1nds, II stops pain the corn begins to
shrivel and disappears. II never falls
Simplest thing you ever saw No fnssy
ohpuaSes, no greasy saJyes 10 turn
healthy flesh ''peely" and raw, no plasters
that make corns bulge out. Your corns
wont pull and hurt way up TO your
heart Lay aside your knife and razor
no more digging and tugging and wine
ing. no more bleeding, no more danger of
blood poison. "GETS-IT'' never hurts
healthy flesh: it Is safe, painless. quick
simple, sure. For warts, calluses and
bunonS, too.
''GETS-IT'' is sold at all druggists at
20 cents bottle. or sent on receipt OF
price by r. Lawrence & Co, Chicago
(Advert'sement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

room I0l Mcintyre building, as follows:
ODe-half cent per share. payable i'm
medately. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
11th day of October 1913. will be delln-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the eth day of Oc-
tober. 1913. to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with tho cost OF advcr
tislng and expense OF sale.
One-half cent per share shall be pay
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able on the 2Sth day of October. 1913
Any stock upon which this assessmen!
may remain unpaid on the 2Sth day OF
November. 1919 will be DELINQUENT ana
unless payment Is made before VIII DC
sold on tho 18th day of December. 1917
10 pay the delinquent assessment va
gether with the cost OF advertising ana
expense of sale.
One-half cent per share shall be pay
Hble on the 10th day of december 1917
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Grantsville Health Good,

G, +, Emery. inspector for the state
board OF health, returned yesterday from
Grnntsville, where he made an inspection
OF the sanitary conditions His report to
DR.. T. b. Beatty, secretary of the board.
was TO the effect that conditions are
good The board has started 81 fight
against typhoid fever and all the various
towns of the state without good water
supply systems are being urged to have
them installed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
''whee! Corns Gone!"
'GETS-!T' Did II!

Ever Try 1t Before7-You'II Marvel How
II Makes Corns Vanish.
,,e mhere never was anything like GETS
~ II iof eorns. and there isn't anything
IKE II now. 1t is the corn cure on a new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Charles Todd Reported Better.

Charles Todd Of Granger. serving In the
northern states mission OF the Mormon
church, has been III at Chicago: but Pres
ident German u, Ellsworth of that mis-
sion yesterday reported that Mr. Todd
Is we'll along toward recovery in a Chi
cago hospital His wife and one of his
brothers are with him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond Illinois Mining company
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City Utah. Mines al Eureka, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the directors. duly held September
o. 1913 an assessment OF one-half OF a
cent per share per month, for three
months, was levied on the outstanding
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
10 M. b. Johnson. assistant secretary al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

Anv stock upon which this ,s,,, asse
NAV remain unpaid on the icrn
January. 1911. Will be delindaemcsf, aamcf,c|
vertised Tor sale at PUBLIC ssors Su
unless payment Is made oe,or
sold on the 31st day oil Janua
paw the delinquent asss5s ard
With the cost of adverusinS
OF SAFE T. c. LYNCH. Seer.
701 Mcintyre H
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Births.

H. K Bythowny 27o Reed street, boy
william II. summerhayH. 1la1 Windsor avenue
boy
street, hoy.
John V. stagers. No. 1 Kendall square. boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Deaths.

September 81. 1913. Henry c. Rode 4ss South
Seventh West street. aged 72 Year, senllty.
September 2a 1913. IDA A. Gilbert. Semloh hotel
aged sc year, pulmonary tubercuosia.
October 1. 1918. George 3. Greenwood, s5z South
Seventh East street aged 80 years, chronic ne
phrits.
September 90. 1918. MnIy NJ Chandler, 1859
East Second South street, aged se years. cirrhosu
of liver.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

- Der Staotrntb bon Dupton bat
Den Gontratt fir pis Wisosrbsriiealng
Der 6. 4Denue, peldsr bonn Rommittee
an Dan. 1rapp Derge6en nuroe, be-
itdtist mapor 90. 6. Quinbn puroe
dutoriiirt, ben aontratt Su uHter5eihs Y
nsn. Stdbtanpalt Heufher empfa9l,
pob Irapps Bomb BON $1,000 at3epti.t
psrbs, mas aud seIdab. Goairuttnr
xrapp bat iih bamit einperltanben srs
tlGrt, innerbalb 15 5agea nit Der 4rs
Belt gu beginner. - Stabielert Wia.
6. Wartin beridiets, bab er fpdbrsno
bes monats Jsbruar iiebsn grlauos
nibfffine. su 81 bas Stiid, betr. Eas
ndlnerbinbuns. uno rier Wassns2 2iSens
fen. So Hbs. ausgeitellt babe. -
shdBmeifier Reeters beridt.te iiber
bic giIanoen in ben beri4iebenen
Gonbs: Naeemeinsr Gonbs $685..
GaulOeHtilgungs Gpnbs $1187.63;
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Cine gemeiniame llntertal'nng,
perbunoen NIT IanS meroen Scna'
taa ben 8. Wdrs, Sermnnn 2oae 9to.
4. Queen Gitn 9oee Ro. 2 uno Gin.
sinnati sttpeiter 2oge Rc. . in Ger
Central 5urnbnlle perauiialtet.
Tieies Seit miro nit giidiid,t nnI
Sas w,iiternahseies ibon gsadlmlt'
tags 4 ltbr feineu aniang nebmeH.
Seoes aonniitee Der Sogen lai
hasu feline beireunSeten 8ereiiie ETH
seIaoen, 10 oab Is on gutem Suiprid'
aesuib nitt ieblen ipiro. anh ilne
ole 1ideis numerirts iUelbe a,iS'
fid,t olf ems Der berrlit}en IL 0e'
idenfe bieten.
Tie Sermann griioer baben Ct
NIT Der Queen Gin Soge 5lianmei1
iibsrnomn,en. fir Dos eoIe geab 81
ioraen, D1brenb bic 2ogenidspeiierr
lid, In Der aiife nno nit oem Der
tbeilen Der 0eiheuse beihoitiser
fperoeu.
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Gemer.

geoeuteH6e aiifreging fruroe
0urd EN- ,Seuer peruriatt, lueldles
geitern 9tafmiing fiir5 noh 4 ubr III
Der anIoge Der Cincinnati Goopernge
60, on 5Ietihmann Apeirie nrlo Den
Q. mb 6. Beleiien gum ausbrlidl ge.
fomneu mar. Gie gntftehungsurlohc
hes 5euers, meIhes in einem Der
1rodeniduppeH binter ben eigeirli.
den ,Sabrrfseb1ioen entoedt Duroe,
IieB iih nod niht feititeileH. Gin
alarm pom aalten SIC rief oie0ener.
mebr berbei, peid,e ieeoh niir lHter
grobeu Sdnpieriafeiten ben grano.
berb init ben 5d,l1udeu erreid3sn
founte. auberbem ipuroeH bic Ulaun.
fd,aiten burf bic aeDaIiise Hoihent.
madelmnq in ibren Mrbeiten bebeuteno
bebinbert. Grosoem gelnne es, ofs
sslalnmen Dor BEN syabrifgebnnoer'
IernsitbaIten. Ter Wranoitoben msro
auf ungeiabr $500 oboeitdtt.
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Der 0eDbadJ dJtun8s @att
@mrbe Gin asmtraftor bon NidmoHb,
Va., iiberfuieicn.

Serop grcipn, 32 Sabre oft, ar,-
gebIid elm aontrdftor bon Nid}mono,
8a., benabm lid geitern Abeno an
Der 5. uno gine StraBe IN 10 ionoer.
barer @eiie, bab Der gerfebrspolijiit
,Sobnion anf i'm aitfnlerflom pnroe.
Gr ipnroe nah ser Gentrolitaticn Sc.
brad,t, 100 geutnnnt Sall ihH nad) ie'.
nem gorIeben beiragte. grctpn gob
nnsuianrmenhangenoe sntiporten,
aus Senen berporging. bob er Hih'
n,cto, ga., am 90. fsebriar periaiien
batte uno iih ieiner ipdteren grue.
aunqen nno Grlebriiie onaeblid)
nidn mebr erinEert. Gr nil bon isl.
mem geidnitstbeiIbober iiberporibstli
lporoen iein unS olts oieien, 8rinae
feline Seinlotb uu0 ieine aus ,Sraii
uno orei 4inoern beitebenoe ssafltIlle
perlaiIcn hoben. Nrcipu lpilroe nni
slnor0nuna oes SelItnants SOIL nod
oem it6oiiten Soipital gebrodt nHo
porIdufia oergeob1d,tunsstDaro iiber'
nieien. Die 9oll3ei bat iih nit ser
Seinathsbehorht Ses Wonnes m
@erbinouna Qeiett
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(giugeinnbt.)
Mhtuns ZtatipieIer!
Trrisausidrciben fnr Sfatseeidltc
NAB Sfatlitoer.

Tic Seitbehorbe fir ben ied,iten
iobrlidcn aongreb oes 0orooitlifen
Sfatusrban6es, abgebaltei, am 81.
aiauit uno /. September 1918 III
Qbilaoelphio. iorSert blerutit sitr
einienouna pom eeoid)ien uno Sle'
bern aui neIde iid) auf bas ebelIie
aller 5piele, Den Sfai. be5lehen.
,Si!r Sic orci beiieu Seiinmgeu,
lpeIte eincm Observation-Disclosures
bon orei sa6perit6noigen ans BRET
peridaebenen Stdoten urterbrettet
iperoen iollen, lperoen Qreiie aegeber'.
unb sIpor /. Vreis S25; 2. Yrels
.Si5: 3. Qreis $40. ale ginieroun.
zen fins Bis gum I ssuIi b. &. an
~. %. 2ieofe. 4. ,mo Gberrp StrnBe,
abilooeIphia, 3m ridten Gieielben
oiirien nid,t bic llnterihrtjt oes Cir
ien5ers ,rngeri, foneern ntii''en NIT
iraenS eiuem giri,boupm ooer Mcito
ais llnteridriit perieheH uno Elm Der.
iieqeItcs aolipert nnb beiaeiiigt iein,
nelhes auben boiielbe gieliocnpin
obcr Neutto uno iunen ben Jtnmen
unb Die aorei'e oes ginienoers eHi'
balt.
lie Seiibehorbe behalf iih oas
aedt por. bic Ginieuoursen, nenn
fir paiieno eradytei, entipeoer frr'
Soupenir grogrnnm ab5lsori.den,
lpelf,es Soburf relBnoller geltaliei
iueroen fol. coer auf oem aomlnerE
ODER ionirpie su per,penoeH. Selbiiper'
TtdnoIit, iinb Saden. ipeltle herts
jd,ou eriiiiren.. Don Der preisbeper'
bufq ousseihlo'ien.
lie aHtiinoisung iub 8ertheiluna
Der grei'e erfolgt nuf Dem aonnHers
ON /. September.
Tie sseitbehcrbe hes iehitenaongreIies
bes gorboitiiden Sfatperbanoes.
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Den,einb .JeitliHfeiten
&C. T,nmennerein Ser !

- Ger Tomenpereiu Der Geut.
iten CT. ssobannes 8emeinbe tYfr.
3. o. eiienlobr) bait beuie Rod.
lnittoa ieine reeelmnbise gerianill-
luna nb. 2ln oieielbe ihlifb. ii6 bas
monaiIihs aaffeetrdnsten an. ipsls
dies con iolsenben Damsn porb<rtiiet
lsirb: bic Grausn .. ]. Ritter. NE
Der. g. Summer. 6enleiu, u. h<B. W.
n. 6<b, 6. u. Sausr. arpser. Dus
puis. Eumoni. 2uiiart. W. Burnett
uab Qedsl. gu rtht seblreih<m Be-
iuh spiro ireunolidit einge!aoen.
Der Irauempersin bsrs gpons.
proi pbilippus airhe Ode Race
Etrobe unb WcNiden Aoenus (paitor
Or. s. g. Dorn) bat nicrgen Rod
mittoa 1873 llhr aafieetr1nshen. 1n'
bel mirb iolsenoes Honrmittee Dls
DGii. benirthen: AnHo 6ohn. Roli
bcuffler, GIiIabett AIppert. Sophio
SaEelbed, emma 6eiHe, Rorolins
yuma, Eoib. aobmann. Wlorg. Rlinge,
Gliiotetb Riinsel. 1nrrline RrOger,
aDeline ariif, Derttub aiibner.
- Der grouens unb Sungfrausn'
gtrein Der Neformirten Golemssss
mtinbe (garl s. 6epl. pforrtr) ptr'
famn.tit iih am Donnerftna ben 8
Msdrs, Ro4miiiass 2 llbr. Dus Rom
miitte fir Grfrsf&unoen betteht oui
|tea Eomen: goroIine Wiler. Uearic
yren. Usori1 Hramfomp unb 0led'
Hcre DreftHs.
g21dHten Donnerit1g, ben .
Mdr3 BON gtafmittngs 4 bIi
MbegsbS 9 llbr, Dernnitnltet ce'
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geamten. SHitalirnHs Ser Nanoelb:l'
Der 3beaferbeiisers9isa.

Gina 80 Wiitalieoer bes Cincinnati
3fpeias glo. 2 Der Motion Yietnres
grbibitors 2eoeue OF Mmcrifa" fan.
ben it'd, aeitern D,ittng 3u einem elin.
d,eon inn Clinton Soiel elm, mdbreno
neiicn Der RationaI. .Trdiioent Scrr
90. ". gteii Die iolaenoen genmtem in
hire gemter einiiibrte:: 6. q. 9ingeI.
Iteot. graiibent; @eoree Sia, /. Bi,e.
9raiioent; Ghas. Sternberaer. sipei.
ter g3epr1lioent; Stio 9uebcfina,
Sdnsneiiter unb 8. Seimeroinge.
Setreidr.
Rah Der grniiihri,ngs- 3eremonie
alma es an Die reid,beieste Ioiel uni
Die 1beilnehmer Iieben lid, bic Dor
buuoenen 9ederbiiien, 5n beren beiie
rer 8eroauung oud, elm gutter 5ro
pfen aeIieicrt mar, beitenS id,nedeu
aluf fir ionitise llnterbaltuna bat
ten Die grroneeure beitens ge'or5t
inbem fie mcbrere Sdnaer uno Sad
perinren sur 5ieile toiten. oerer
gortr1ae nIaemeinen anflnng ion
ben. Serr i. u. Bolts, Der 9teltcr oel
Observation-Disclosures geIiter Del
StaSt, il,ngirte pdhreno bestyelieiienl
ole Soait,neiiter uno periaunte nihf
ieoen Der 9Inpcienben gum Reoet
au'5uioroern.
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,sraien.gercin Der Gp. prot. Wat.
tl,aus 0erHeiltbe tBaitor 8. W.
gertranD Elm erobes iSonlilisa.
fe't NIT Gupper. Die srob. Rotsunii
Der Damen III olIg.mein beianli
uno peroen iih bnber fpcbl bie0liebtr,
Tr,unbe unb Conner Der Gtmeinbs
urn Der 1omen peranIaht iehen, an
benz Supper tbkil5unebmen. Jebers
mann i'll freunSlihit einselaben.
- am 1ounsritag, 8. Wdrs, finbss
bas ndhf. aaff.strdnsden Ses Jrau'
ens UNI Snngfrduenpersins Der ep.
prot. ct. Wartus Gtmsinos
(pfarrer Carl s. 8. Shmist) fiatt.
SFolaenbe Damen iino bic Gaitssberins
n.n: aatb. ;Srant, Gliia Irant. Waso.
glotI, gouiis GEeltsr, MinHie 0usH'
ikr, Minnis Grusntr, Sopbts0sbr ne.
Mareareits GrotH. Jrieoerlis 0rot
nno aif.its 5oarmdnn.
Ter Srnuenperein Der TrIttcr
Teutid)cu Brct. 9emeinbe tVaitor .
Snefner) bolt morsen Rafmittag I'M
2 ilbr feline npnaiIihe 8er'amnllnnC
nit aaffeefran5ten ob Tosle.b'
pirb pom foLaenben Domen. iueldli
irelnbfidjft bnsu einlnoen, peranital
iet: Turo Sd,Ienbermann SoulIt
Stofrnann, WatbiIoa Steinbed W'in
na Snnlpe, Charlotte Suhre, sslli.
Strifer. 2iaie Sirifer, Dtathilo.
Sirentfer, Wnria Iauber nno Gdro
linz fluuesr,ehr
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Ghule $39.42; Ginlofunss Bombs
$3319.17; Geper $1947.82, 8. aosnus
Improvement $89.22, Emergency
$74.91. Stabtdnpalt Reufhsr lpurbe
autoriiirt, cine sflass i'm Campbell
Gpuntp areisserift etn3ureihen, um
al ernitteln, oh bic Staot oas Reht
babe, bas 5peers 6oipital Gieens
tbunl3u bsfteuern. Die Mnp1ltt oes
SoipitaIs bebaupten, bob oas 5oipis
talsGiesntbum bon Der 9eiteuerung
ousgeidloFen Iei, neil pas 6oipitaI
cine WobltbdtigteitsanitaIt 1T.
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uafaue.

GeIia Mrisbt, AZ Sabre oIt,
go. 1104 Oeit StroBe, fiel seitern In
ibrer @obning cine Jreppe biruntei
itno soa iih idmersboite gerleslinaeu
i'm Ueiid)t uno an Der redten Sci
te 3u.
= Ter 6S Sabre oIte Gnhrnann
Gon. Molfer, bon go. 23OS sslorcnce
auenne, perimeiiidte geitern Dor lei
iter Nobnmng bnenrd, oab iein W1uI'
ilier eiisslitt iino anf ibn iieI. Gr
erIitt einen grud, bes linfen Inter
ihenfeIs uno muroc in einem Natrcl'
ipugen mad, Sem itdbtiiden Soipisal
aebraf)t.
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1as fteixhdStii&e Wshxaen.
Wl linden. 20. Gebruar.

II
1lr bic WlsbrsoH Der Jremb<n, bic
aur fommsrlihen Reife3sii Hnptrns
noupijtobt iibsrfluihen. bilbtt b1s
bofbrdu ben Jnbseriif alIer OenlHs
unb Ge6snsnurbisieiien. abtr Dsr
ieine Rsiguns bat. iih NIT Dkr nols
sufdp<mmen. finoti Jfar 4ikp
ni6f aerabs reid an pornthmtn Usts
aniiaunaslt1sien. Dos empfinDet an!
ftdrlsten. per bousrnb an bieiem srcs
BEN Durnsussorte lebenb 6fters Des
fudxrn aus anbsrn 1beiltn Deuti6s
lamb olg Jiibrer biensn muB. MenH
biefe Defu6sr ben onfpru6sppllen
Rreifen b<s Nkinlonbs pber Torbs
b<uiiAlonbs onsst0rttn, enpfanb man
es ftets nls Mnnebmli6leii. lie mad
bem 1heniey nod 5u einem ti9ennrtigtH
unb elrgnnttn Neftcurnnt fiibrsn Ssl
t6nner. bomit bic GGfe BON Wiinnen
einen m6slidit srobtdbiifhen Gin.
bru6 NIT binweendtmen. ~Sebn Sie@
bieb es bdnn,. in iener ooee fiSt bsr
iunee prinj Gounof0 unb bort mil
isinen Domen Rtimsrnib Gounblp."
G6nxiAierij4e DrheiieriIdnse tbo,
ten elm iibrises. unb fpdbrsnb brsnxr
ouf benz slottsn Bartlett ein pcar ele.
|gonte yoore fim I'm Mniatr niesten
fob Il fi6 iiberaus bebcglin in Der
mosif6 btleuAteien losen, trc mar
nur G<st obsr Raffee, ober ipobl per,
ltdnben tein 0ofbrdubouSbier tront
"a. man tonjte gut wnh sIsoant In
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DaB b0fe Grtmbirort. -
Gin 9srr btf.ai i'm SpsnaDugsn tis
mes Ds3uses .in papritase6nissl.
aIs "a oebraft tpirb. b.msrti e.: .Das
iiimmi nift. bas III tein Yopriios
Ghnibsl!." Der aellner eripibtri. ss
rel bod elm folHes. Rem. bas III Elm
ssiisibeefjssoi,4 srsIdrt Der G<rr. .Dds
NIT ipiirbsn uir uns ia ihuben.4 ants
norsss Der Rsunsr; .ein Gileihsffeaf
III ia tbeurer nls Elm poprisds6 s64nis
stl.A wait ben Worisn: ~Dos III stin
Mrgumeni" min iih Darauf ber 4eiiels
Ter Sufrisbsn ssben, bc enigesnft Der
Qellnsr, sinissymnben erreet: ~DdI In
sein Argument. onb III Elm popfif1s
Ghniesl!1 60 ,rsdMt bic 3siif&rift
bts GpraHereins. Ciseni!i4 iNdbs.
bab b<s aennGrs Mnnn6me. 4sSus
mtnts ieien cine Mrt Neeftkaf. ni4t
sutriffi. CONT pdre. bo Arsumtnte
ober Griinbs lous GboiefpeoIe biIie
bic Wrombesren finb. Der Gleii&tbeues
rnna lsbr einfoh abgtboIien. 1abldtr
ober nod ols bieie arguments Sgei1tnis
III Elm Wcrtommnib BEL sinr 0sridsss
perbdnbluns In Baben. non lDsl&tm
Aueuft Menner In feiner prsiBf&rift
-llnfers OeIsbssfpruGe. beri@tei. Gin
Ncasr IN i'm Weee bsr Sireitptrtins
nuna aum prp3e6 boreeloben. Wes
syenIitnuna Der aur Werbonblnna er5
fdientnen prosebbetbeiIissen ffo9t i'm
Der Nihitr: Sinh Gh btr QitiBbes
nunsiont (ber .burn Etreitpersinbuns
Dsieelnbem)2. Rein tririSsrtt bsr
Bauer perRGnbnibDcd; Id bin Der
1artbclemdas Rnoblo& aus WelfNs
neursut.s
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Srau Gliiobet5 80. QittIe, 43 ssuhre
oft, BON 8o. 294l E6ierpaforp Hoao.
muroe geiiern 9end)rnittog BON ihrer
Sausbdlterin, Gafbariae Nuro, ent'
leeIt In ibrem gette Iieeen6 aiiigefun.
ben. Gin ihlelniait reauirirter ar3t
iteIIte ben lob ieit unb benofrihiigic
ben Coroner II. DcertmeDer, Del6es
fcnItaiirte. hab Irnn 2ittie zines no'
fiiriid,en Iobes. uHb 5Uor ieoenfaIls
an einen Seridlaoe, oeiterben mar.
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2ofal /. 8eridt.
gerniFt.

Die 16 Sabre alte Goitt Thon,p.
ion, ron go. I'll 9abe Strabe, per.
lieB am Diontaa Roraen gesen 7
ltbr ibre elterllfe 8obnung, nm iih.
wte g1uohnlif), nah ihrer ar6eits'
iteae. Ro. 1920 9face StraBe, 5u be.
geben. Seiioem iii oos jrnge Wdo.
den perifrpunben, uHo oie angebo.
rigen fpanoten iidI geitern abeno an
Gle Boli5ei, init Der Bite, Nnhtorid,.
ungen an3uiteaen.
sSobn Roberts, elm SO Sabre alter
Shrei,ter, bon gio. 1886 Neit @.
Giraffe, iii felt Rontaa Wuhmittaa
aus feiner @obniing peridapunSen
Die Janilie eriutte geitern bic go.
li5ei, Rn6fori6uHgen noh ibm aHsu'
itelLen.