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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
BUSINESS CURRENT
FLOWS STRONG
ON SECOND
Opening OF Vendome Annex
and Reopening of Crystal
and 0rpheum Theaters Prov
ing Stimulus.

The opening tomorrow nlght of the
Crystal thcdtcr on South Second
street between Gold and silver ave-
MUGS, the recent announcement that
the orphcum, corner OF the viaduct
and south Second has changed hands
and h again actively in the amuso-
mcnt business; the opening of tho
newly built Vondome Annex al the
corner Of silver avenue and Soutn
Second street, are among "a few OF the
developments of this week which have
served 10 again call attention 10 the
importance In the city's business mfd
OF the south Second street district.
I'm addition To the foregoing. sub
stantiul improvements have been
made In three or four store buildings
Ia this locality.
eve business men In this district
believe the business contar b. steadily
extending southwark" said H. w Fee
feed, seeds and poultry supplies dealer
today IL you will watch Develop
ments you win see that this predic-
ton Is already coming true. be-
licvc that more progross and more
improvement has been made Ia tho
iIft four cor i've blocks on Second
street south OF Central than In any
locality of core. ronding extent an
the clty."
Mr Zee is corroboratod IN this as
scrti,n 10y the muuagomont of the
First national nunk, the citizens
Lumber company passmore and son.
the cnrringe builders and blacksmiths;
w v FUtroilc, owner Of the Orphoum
ana Hotel Denver; j 81 solile, tho
smiling Furniture Man, j. A. liubbs.
proprietor of ifuhbs bis laundry. the
George G. schocr Furniture company;
Charles L. Koppolcr, william Dol1c.
whore your dollar buys more; l.. E.
Carson, the barber. the odd Follows.
who have their handsome temple in
this district, ana others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.



Bids viii be received by the Hoard
of Education of the CITY Of Albu-
quorquo, New Mexico. until two
O'Clock In the afternoon of soptcm-
her 20, 1913. and opened al that time.
tor the high school building 10 be
erected IN Albuquerque, New Mexico.
according 90 the Blans and speciil
cations prepared by frost ana frost.
architects. which are on filc al their
office Ia the Grant building. An
bids must be- accompanied by a ccr-
titled check Of five per cent Of the
contract price az guarantee TINT the
contractor VIII enter Into q contract
~ awarded 90 him. A deposit ~
Twenty dollars $500 win be- required
Tor each set OF plans ana Hpeciflcn
tiong. aud upon the return Of the
plans and specifications the said
Twenty dollars tsaO) viii be paid
hack, Tho hoard reserves the rleS'
90 reject any and an hI6h
NJ. w. TENNANw.
Clerk OF Board Of Edueeton,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
81 900 CHECK Is LIFED
BY THE MUNICIPALITY

The city OF Albuquerque today lift-
cd a $1,000 check which has been In
the district court offices since Juno
81 t0ii tho check being payable Co
Nick Metz. Metz was awarded tho
$1,000 by appraised named by Judge
liaynolds 10 report as Co the damages
sustained by property owners adjoin-
ing the South Fourth street ditch,
closed two and a half years ago az the
lRstigation OF the city. Nets refused
to accept the $1,000 In settlement FOR
his claim and has an action pending
asking $4,000 damages.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

Last VIII and Testament of Lewis IT,
King, deceased.
To I. n. Gross, executor. Ruth L.
King, Mrs. n. a. Gross. a. r.
stroup and "a All whom Il may con-
Germ:
You are hereby notified that the
alleged Last Nnl and Testament 81
fowls ". King. dcccnSed hate 81 the
County Of Bernalillo ana State Of New
Mexico. has been produced and read
In the Probate court of tho County 81
Bernallilo, State of New Mexico. at
a regular term thereof held ON the
3rd day Of September 1918. and tho
day of the proving of said alleged Last
WIN ana Testament was by order OF
the Judge Of s1id court thoroupon
fixed for Tuesday, the 7th day 81 Oc-
tober. a. D.. 1913. az 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand ana the seal
~ this court, this srd day ~ scpiem-
her A. H.. 1913
(Scal) a. e. WALKER.
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
The Markets
IDy Leased VINE 10 Eycn,ng Ile-aId. !
wall Street.

New York, Sept G.--yhe stock
market closed strong Trading dur
ing todayH halt session was dun and
In many active stocks there were no
transactions. A cuntributory cause
for tho duiluess- WAS tho holiday on
the London oXch0ngc, which cllmin-
atcd foreign Interests Ia the dealings.
Uncertainty in th, market effect in
the latest developments In New Haven
affairs lent considerable interest 10 the
opening The weakness of New Haven
aud steel threatened for time to
undermine tCh Chcorfuinoss which
surrounded yesterdays operations
Some of tho traders put out smau
lines of stock. These sales. however.
had little effect.
Sundays report on the copper in
duslry Is expected to reveal an UNI
usually large reduction IN supplies.
which haH boon forcshadowcd by the
advance in tho metal both here and
abroad 90 o. ~ i-2 cent basis
Gains OF / to points were scored
hy various apocialtios today. bat inn
provemont Of the standard railroad
stocks averaged only about ~ a
point Bonds were steady
Closing prices ON a few of the more
important stocks were as Follows:
Amalgamatcd. 7S1-2.
Sugar. tO9 is hid
Atchison. 9tt-2.
Reading 100 ~.
Southern Pacific. 90 i-2,
linton Pacific. l5t1-S
steel o. RS.
steel, preferred. iOS IA bid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
FIRST SHOW UNDER
NEW MANAGER
0rpheum Opens This After
noon With s. T. Stevens in
Charge; High Glass Per-
Torrance Assured Hereafter.

s. T. Stevens, or New orleans. La.
"a Snowman well recommended for
ability and experience this afternoon
opened the Orphoum thcotcr. having
recently assumed entire management
OF The house under a lease from W.
v Futrelie. Mr.. Stevens promises
20 give the people Of Albuquerque a
clean ana c'evutlng snow w'h daily
runs Of the best pictures available.
iccnuso Of his long experience. Mr..
stevens is enabled to get pictures from
tho various distributing agencies
which would not otherwise find their
way To Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
ELIMINATION OF GERMAN
BOATS FROM SENDER RACE


lby Leased Wire "a Evening Herald
Marhlchcad, Mnss A-cpt 6.-The
German boats were terminated from
thu international sender yacht race
series today when the Ellen owned
hy Charles =. Curtis, of Boston. scor-
ed the fourth American victory and
won the SECOND leg on the President
Wilson cup.
The Ellen was followed closely ny
the Gina aud FAR astorn trallod the
Sprig, Angela ", and the Serum. The
Wittoishach y withdrew after the
first round. Todays event practi-
culiy closed the visit OF tho German
sender yachtsmen here. ON Monday
three American boats vii hold the
nth race Ia the series
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
MEET MONDAY EVENING

The regular meeting Of the local
Bar association viii be- held Monday
evening at s y. M. al the Commercial
club. The subject for discussion viii
bo the Torrens system OF Registration
az Land Titles. Mr. stroup presenting
the matter from the standpoint Of tho
practlcahlllty of that system ana Mr..
Pierce IN opposition thereto. other
matters Of importance win also come
before tho meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

mp.2b. mixed. t7.g5m9.20; heavy
s7b0mS.SO; rough. $7.50W7.76, pigs
t425mS.b0.
Cattle Receipts 500 market
steady. bcevos. S6.a0@8ib; Texas
steers. sg.T0mT.75; western steers
$500 ff 100; stockers and feeders
$500 100; cows and hclfcrs, $3.50
a SEQ: calves sS75mI2.0O.
sheep Receipts 1000: market
steady; native. SILHOUETTE. western.
&9.Tb S4.60. yeariings. $4,000 5.75:
native lambs. $4,000 1885. western
lamba. t6.0OM $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

Chicago, sept g.. Frost in Canada
and rain la Minnesota ana North pa
kota helped give the wheat market
today an upturn, after an early alp.
First prices ranged from a a. ?c off
to a shade advance. with tho rally
extending 10 = a. #c 90 u "a #c
above last nights level
Tho close WAS weak al a decline OF
lac 10 3-sc net
Dry. hot weather over the greater
part of The bolt put strength into
corn. The market opened unchanged
10 sc higher and continued To add
vance.
The close was nervous, -im3-So
a. i-2c under last night
Oats rose with corn ana de1mand
was at miscellaneous sort, but on
liberal scale.
Provisions hardened on account of
an advance al the yards ana because
of the action OF coarso grain. but
trade was rather light.
Wheat Close; Sept. $50 3-8GSSMc;
Dee, ~ b-sc; May 90 $4,000 i-2c.
Corn sept. 20 Use; Dee. az $50
AZ 3-io; May 7iW7i l.sc.
oats sept. a. 5-sc, Dec, f5l-2W
Is 5-Sc; May. As a-Sc.
Pork--Jan., S20.2O; May s20s7 i-2
Lard Oct, si1i0; May, $3.50.
Rlbs-Octohor, sitb0; May, slO.SO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
MOOSE ENTERTAIN IN
HONOR OF LADIES

Toh Loyal order Of Moose enter
tninod eighty ladies' al Ladies
NiBht" In the Moose club rooms hast
evening. a pleasing entertainment
program was provided and delicious
refreshments were served The cn-
tertainment was big success The
next Moose affair will be under the
direction of the Moose Patrol The
Patrol, recently organized ana cnp-
tanned by William Mcconnell viii
meet az the Moose club tomorrow AZ
30 O'Clock 20 arrange for drlll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
SUSPECTS SEIZED FOR
BIG THEFT OF JEWELS
lBy Leased wire 90 Evening Herald. !

[ liy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
Cleveland, ohio, Sept. G.--After the
arrest of a woll-dressod man and wo-
man here today, the local police COM
municatod with the police OF Atlantic
city n. j., BAR Harbor Maine and
Management. n. l., IN an effort to
connect prisoners with jewel thcfts
there which Is said 20 have aggro-
gated nearly 100000.
The woman SAYS she * from Los
Angeles. They worc arrested when
Eugene nowman. a ST. Paul, Mimi,
business man pointed out the woman
ns one who had robbed him In an At
lantic city hotel "A month ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Kansas city livestock

Karsas city Sept Hogs-Re.
ceipts SOC; market strong To- Dc high
err; bulk Of snlcs. SS.2OmS.7O: heavy
$N.10ns $40; packers and butchers
sS.2omS.So; light Ss.OOms.I5: pigs
$3.50 100.
Cattie-Igeceipts 1900: market
steady; primo fed steers $500
800. dressed beef steers $500
$500 western steers. g6.2bmT.
southern steers. S5.00TG5O: COWS
f3.50M ESQ; hcifcrs. 33.50ms.T6:
stockcrs and feeders SiT5MT76.
bulls &i.e5IG25: calves $500
1900
Shecp-RccCipts 900, market
steady; lambs. &G.75W $50: yearlings.
$f.T5 % b.25; wcthcrs. Sf25rA75:
ewes. S3.b0st 900; stOckers and feed
ors &3.00WG75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
DAMN FAMILY ONCE
MORE UNITED
Adam Damn Who Parted
From Sister Forty-Seven
Years Ago Finds Her Mother
of Eight and Grandmother
of Many.


lby Lrnscd Wife 90 EVcnlng Herald.
Chicago sept. 6.--lforty years
ago Adam Damn of Sacramento. Cal,
then sixteen years ot age. parted from
his sister, Augusta, aged "a. Today
they met here again for the first time
since their parting. Damn found his
sister the mother of eight children
and the grandmother OF many more.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Fof sals-lIlsosIlaneona

For sAfsE--7B b. p. balanced waive
engine nnd boiler, used lcss than
year; bargain; Inquire J r.. Inhn-
stons ranch, five miles south Or II.
o. box 2ba. city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
DUNBAR BARGAIN;
aat nOI.D AVE.
FoR SALE.

Two 4-roOm houses on south
Edlth street, for cash, or oasy
payments, corner Santa Fe ave-
nue.. at a bargain.
40 acres Of land Q miles south
OF the city; price S35 per acre.
6-room house on West Coal
avenue; modern. t3,009.
i-room pcbblo dash adobe
house near railroad shops with
lots 5Oxi42 feet; large stable.
windmill. etc, 100000.
i-roOm house, HighlandA
$4,000.
Broom brick house North
Second street, modern 100000.
FOR HENT.
4-ro0m house; modern; 400
south Fourth street. $4,000.
5-room brick house. modern;
SO New York avenue. t22,50.
5-roOm brick house. modern.
523 New York avenue, $1,000.
i-room house: North Eighth
street sS.0o.
LOANS AND FIRE
INSURANCE.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
Money Market.

Now York Sept Money on call
nominal; no loans. Time loans. firm
60 days. per cent; 30 days i-2
per cent; six months. per cont
Prime mercantile paper. i-2dG
per cent
Commercial bills. siS2 Is.
llar silver 30 l-2,
Mexican dollars. sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
WANTED HELP-Femals.

OPPORTUNITY knocks to the woman
making her own living. chance Of n
lifetime. Apply BUNGALOW Millinery
Co. Inc, 18th and Mountain Road.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

During two years $4,000 miles OF
improved roads were constructed in
this country which Is more than all
the roads OF France.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

LOCOMOTIVE firemon. brakemon.
wages about 800; experience UNI
necessary. Send age. stamp. Railway,
care Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

FOR sALE--Ciean newspapers good
for putting down carpets Or for
shelves Cali at Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

New York sept. G.-The metal
marhcts We're quiet and more cor less
nominal. Copper continued very
irm. with lake quoted at tGA mt7c:
clectrolytic. 1855 mtGAc: casting.
tGhc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

Crystal Thoater opens tomorrow
with u Great feature picture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

quict middllng uplands, s1275; gulG
$500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
FOR SALE--Houses.

- e,nsn-~se --~~-N-sa.r~..eer.ser.r-n
FOR SALE--lsoa4tiful California
bungalow. completely furnished.
large grounds. good paying business
Ia connection. Will sell az sacrifice.
Inquire bungalow Millinery Eleventh
and Mountain road.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06
wANTED-Male Help.

WANTED--lsnncn workman Cali al
Rio Grando Industrial school.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

Chicago. sept logs Receipts
G,0O0s market slow. steady. 10 Sc
higheri bulk, f7,pOQs.60i light, $3.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-06

81 Louis, Sept G-Tead stendy.
si.67'A 40; spcltor firm. $4,000
SIS.
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9pnares.'

8oI6inqton, 9. g., 6. Suni.-
9rGiioent 8ilions Stequng 5ur I'm
teritiibung bon 8ollfreier 8oae 1nto
5oafreiem 3uder iheint iinmer itiir-
fer 8u tperoen ie ndber Der Senat8-
foqrfus riidt. Die 3oIltorif6iG miro
,bort oltf Die uSGureprobe" geiteIlt
neroen; ln1o Die oemofratiihen
9arteifiibrer fiibIen lett, ooB OeS
Gr1iioenten Gtaltopunft bon ieiner
Gortei oufre6terbolten tperoen miro,
obgeieben bon 2 oOer boditens 3
Senatoren, pelhe Der aaufitsoers
tfli6tungen ent6mOen merben.
Gin Senator nah Dem anoerer
Ron ser bentofratii6en @tebrbeit
Fat ieine 9t6ii6t alsgeipro6en, Bel
ser Gntideioung Oes &allfus gu ber-
barren.
sSreie S6u6e, freies @retterEol5,
freie 2an6mirt6ibdfsprooufte, freie
@o1e amD freier 3ufer iperOen be.
ite6en 5leiben, mic Die aominiitra.
tionsfiibrer erflGrett unO Die 8obr-
i6einIi6feit irgenOpelder 3uiibe
su oieien goiten i'm Senat aIs
@an3en miro INNER geringer.
@aibington 9. g, 4. SSiuli.-
Gntgegen Ser grlpartung uno oert
@orgongsfGllen, oiirfte 6ie 3oll-
torif6iG. penn iie aus Ser oemofro'
tiIhen @ebrbeit 0eS SenatS berults-
fontn1t, nie0rigare 3olraten ouf-
ipqiien, olS 5ur Belt, Oa iie ais
Gem glbgeorOneten9alie eingeionot
irur6e.
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gI6itiminnna anf guoiturinmfanf.

Die StaOtfomrniiiion bat beute
W}orgen beifloIieu, baS 8olf iiber
sen geplanten glnfouf Oe5 9tubito-
RUINS bur9 cine g8a6l enti9eioen
5l laiien. Ger aauipreiS lit auf
$225,000 feitgeieBt, bod oilrfte es
nod 100000 nebmert Inn oaS
gluoitorium in lteberainitinnuns
NIT ben rlripriinoIiden gldnen gan3
5u pollenOeu. Wtapor 0ablnan uno
Sommiiidr @itbneQ iparen fir ben
iofortigen glnfauf be5 groBen @e-
61uoes, 0ie onoeren Staotb1ter
polten ober 6as @oIf entideioen
laiien. 9ie 8abl miro pabridein-
G9 5u glei6er 9eit nit Der 9lbitiln.
mlmg fir Oos neue 8egeredt Der
Sma6a GaS 50. itattfinOen.
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Sma6a itniperiitGt.

gIf ilntge MGnner rn6 Mdb9en
etbieIten geitern 9lbeno IN Der
omaha llniperiitGt ibr 9feife5eug.
nis. Die Rnnlen Der 8etreffenben
iino: Bella 8eebe, SeIen Sanien,
Clara Senoridion, &atberine Mat.
tbies, SSerne gticoles, @laobs Colo
mon, 8anip @iaiants, George Ba-
rib, George Tercinal, @lebarie
Ganiab, Stanton SaIisburp. slne
iino nit elmer 9(usnabme S9iffer
Ser Omaha Sodi6ule iin0 nIle in
Sna9a tpobnbnft. 9rei Der iltn-
GEN 9amen iperben in Omaba
Ghulen le6rerL atpei in Sodidulen
i'm Staate uno bret tunse Mdnner
tperben I'M Serbit tbeologiide Se.
ntinare be5ieben.
8rofeIIor 6. II. @raff Superin-
tenoert Ser Omaha S6ulen, belt
cine ein6rufspoQe 9[niprade iiber
hos Sbeua ngiGoung lm0 bas
5lpat5iglte Sabrbunoert. Gr tDtes
baraif bint ipelde bobe gfuae Die
8iloung bein Sortidritt Der Gibi.
liiation gebabt babe 9ilbumg lei
ser groBe Saftor BEL Ser 2oiung
Ser 8eltproblente, in6em er Die
bier groBen llebel in Der @ei6idte
o1fiibrte: &riea, Sungersnotb, 8e-
itiIen5 un6 SflaOerei. 9ie 9lr-
nutb, erfldrte er, tpiir6e groBen.
t5eils 6urd BEN 3pieipalt 5tpii6en
aapitaI tmo glrbeit beruriaht.
Or. 9. 6. Senfins bon Ser Uni.
berIit1t iiberrei9te ben Tronlobirten
oie Diplomas. Seute, 6reitag,
9lbenb finoet oas idbrlide &laiIen-
banfett i'm Sotel 2opal itutt.
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@idJtiSe (srnennnussn.
@iliOn beiett guiien fir
ben ansluGrtisen oiplomatiiden
9ieuit.

8nibiugton, 6. Sni.-gr1iiOent
@iIion fam gcitern ip1t ON glah.
mittag gon3 imeriportet nad ieinenl
Simmer I'M aapitol uno fonierirte
nit me1rercn Senatoren, 9emofra.
ten lln0 glepnblifanern, iuegen Be.
ietirng bon goiten I'M 1usn1rtigen
6iplomatiiden 0ienIt gr miro fol-.
gcnoe ernennlmgen nornebmet bic
oiiijieIle Cite ober miro crit oonn
bcfnnnt gegebcn iper0erl, nndoem
ole reip. 9iegierungcn iid NIT ben
porgenommenen @rnennlm9en eins
peritanoen erfIart baben: 9bomaS
Helion Nage bon @irginia io1 Bot
id)aiter in Stalien tperoen; Suffice
s. ". @eraro BON gtelp gorf, got.
i6niter bon Sponien (Spanieu bot.
te bisber nur cine 2egislation,
Woorio miro o6er biinen Slir5en
I'll elmer omerifaniid)en gotIdaft cr.
boben lperoem; Gol. 9bomas s.
Bird, gtetu SerieD, @einnOter III
Geriien; Charles 8. Mcgllpin &C.
fretGr Ser Briuceton llniDeriitdt,
Geian6ter I'M Saag; sSSoiepb 6. 8il.
Icro, @eianoter in 9elgien; @aior
6. s. Sale, 9lortb Carolina, @e.
'anOter in Gotta silica; g. 81. Sto-
bon, Georgia, geianoter in Der
Sdipei5; Gr.@ouberneur genton
gfcMiIlen, 3enneiiee, @einnOter in
Eeru; Or. 9. 6. Seiferion, Solo.
ra0o, GjeianOter IN 2lrgentinien
Senrp Wforgeut6au, g}ep gorf, @e'
innotcr in Der 9iirfei; gilbert
S6meoentonn 8isconIin, @cidno-
Ter in gtorpegen; 6reberif 6. 8en-
ilelo, GeHniblonnia, 9otidaiter in
Wien.
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Gciu Doris Sabilanmssa6e.
9ieiel6e in Berlin scipiirbist. =
@a6rjeidJcn WiiindenS geiGbrbct,
-y5be GaIielt 0ag" DerbOteH.

Berlin, 6. Suni.-Gas ergebnis
her syubilGumsipen0en, Die auf Oes
aoiiers perionli6en @uni9 iiir
gSobltbdtigfeits. ulto gemeinniibige
3mede peripenoet lperoen, bat oIlge.
nlein bobe @efrieOigrmg erreet. 9ie
Sbo9e Der geitr6sc beIdiiit ii9 allf
80 DhQionen Niorf. Die nnmbaite
9ctbeiIigung gletp Dorfs, Die Stif.
tuna eines neuen @eo1hmis6aues
I'M SEEN Dorfer 3eutid)en Soipital
uno 9iipeninrp, ipiro in Den Bet.
tungen beionOerS onerfennenO ber.
rorgeboben.
@ines Der Gltelten biitorii6en
@abrsei6cn Der Staot Miinden, Der
IN 8ablreiden 9erien beiimgene iulo
in Broia beidrie6ene Beterstburm
lit IN @eiabr getpeien, Der 3erlto.
rlmg nnbeinl5ufoIlen. Gin 9lib'
idrlag Bel einem nGdtliden 8eipitter
tatte Ii6 ben @al Der felt benz
f3. sSo6rbun6ert ben glenerten ge.
trott bat, gum Spier olserieben.
Der Strabl batte ge8iinoet lmo Die
5Iommen idlugen bod oitt Der
@aiindener 6euerpebr ieOo6 geIang
es, Oen 9rano RAID girtbalt gu
thln. Die @oiipoli5ei lit onnit be-
idGftiat, feIt5uIteIlen, Die weit Der
8au our6 Oas Seuer mo Den
Sdlag gelitten bat.
SSn 8aiiel bat Die 3eniltr Die sluf.
fiibrltng BON gugen 8alters glep
2)orfer Sittenbilo n 3be Gaiieit
gsap", (bas IN gaeip gorf bon 9e'
lasco 5ipei Saiions inter rieiiaenl
8uipru6 gegeben tpurOe), berbOten.
3os Stiif bon 9olpb inter Dem
Iitel Scr bequenite @eg", ins
Dcutide iiberieBt, oarf in &aiiel
Gus moraIiiden @riinben niht alli
Oie gii6ne fommen. 9oS Eenoer.
loin-Millien eri9ien Dem Senior ols
cine @efdbr0ung Der 0ffentliden
GittIidfeit (SSSn Sen Ser. Staten
III n8be Gaiieit @ap" iebt nod Elm
2ugItiif fir Die @eieIlldnft, Die es
ouf Die g9foao" mitgenommen bat)
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glnSuIpd Zimmerman aeneIem.

Ser profeiIioneQe @iliaroipieler
Nroolpb zimmerman, Der bot eilti.
gen Monaten bon ieinem Sreunoe
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itiper berlebt tpurbe, lit 0fitttpo6
aus Dem ct. SoIepbs Soipital ols
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fotte bie 9apttpGnbe an ntebreren
6tellen ourt6obrt, iobaB Die aer5te
neltig Sotinung fir feline Seritel.
lung batten, oud bieB es, er leioe
GIL Der S6pin6iudt. Gonpap be.
firbet iid gegen giirgi6aft auf
freiem SUB.
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elm genliitblides Gnn5frdn56en ge-
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