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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04

satisfying the publick demand for canned
news, in attempting to steel softly up
stairs without waking the poliseman on
the next beet or disturbing my wife, who
has habit of demanding a look at the
then in supulcural tones wanting to know
what on earth [ could have possibility
been doing down town at this hour, in
explaining of which | am extreemly am
matoorish, l butted one corner of my
fase sharply into sum obstructsion in
the hall. Up to that time the hall was
dark, but Immediately afturwards l could
see the milky way all studded with lum-
minaeries and commits, and could heer
voices madly singing the star-spangled
banner and uther melodies.
This insident mite have passed unno-
tised exsept for the missing varnish on
the ha1r-tree which, | butted off, but for
the fact, that very soon aftur got
into bed, I developed violent tooth
ache. l thought this would soon pass
away, but it did not it hung around
like a poor reasion.
That tooth would throb and jump
like a six-hoss power engine in mo-
tor boat and about the time l thought
It had taken a vacasion and / would
begin to dose off, it would brake loose
again and send a wireless Telegram
down my spinal collum to the tip of
my toes and 1 would groan and ram
enc of my choisest bunyons against the
bedpost. In a peeved and suspisious
AID presbyterian sort of way, my wife
asked me If 1 had been eating emmy
thing" l told her | hadn't eat enny
thing for weeks, and that had tho
toothache. Thereupon she quietly oh
served that l ought to go to the dem
lists and turned ovver and went calm
ly off to sleep.
Did you ever lye through the long
hours of the mite with a tooth run
ming GOO revvolusions minnit firet
On one side of your face and tben
the uther and listen to the soft and
1onett'ck breething of uther sIeanars,
sucking the point of your tongue into
large cavity in sed tooth Won be-
Gin to count one hundred sheen mnn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04

my eer there was large protrusion
which looked like it was getting reddy
to bloom and inside Of 1t that tooth
was still working away like a million
gallun centrifugal pump trying TO
seueleh the Baltimoor confligrasiou.
1 Immediately started out to look
up dentists. ON the way down town
I met a friend. who drinks moor booze
than missionery Baptist deeepu. who
looked me ovver in wunder and OH
served that [ looked like [ lad been
ON a two munths "crulze. and had got
the wurst end of a three roGnd con
test with street car ! gave him sum
doughty reioinder and persuid my way.
! soon discovered sign which red.
"Dr 1. D. o. Gougeum. Painless Den
testry,' and with a sinking heart but
Tor the first time in sum hours com
parratively easy tooth, went blindly
to my fate.
'Dr. Gougeum looked almost like
human being. He invited me politely
into his private office and seeted me
in chair with triple twin screws,
twisted few cranks and elevated me
to the proper highth and turned on
60Oo volts.
The doctor requested me to open my
Ease as wide as possibull so there
would be room enuff for himself and
the moving picture men to Operate
successfully He then stepped In out
of the District of COLUMBIA and with
a crowbar and a three pound sledge
he began survey of my mollar sys-
tenn. He measured Off three rods and
fore chains frum the apex of my dome
Of thought and drove down a take lie
took soundings with pile DRIVER in
EVERY old tooth in my he'd and finally
got round to the one that had been
aching. He raped on it like Champ
Clark trying to restore order In the
House. and when emitted wild
shrek and bit the handle off the dinky
little mirror he was using he sed
that must be the one that is giving
truble"I told him that l thought 1t
was He rammed a sofa pillow soked
with sum forrain substance into the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
I'll for Tat

From the Chicago Record Herald
The empty taNicabs halted in front
of the PennsylYapia terminal While the
chauffeurs chaffod p bit One was
Heard TO say
rEello. yoa sir Where's Your shirt
collar2 How dare YOU carry passengers
without collar9@
The other came back in good Trish
hfogue:
mother didn't bring home me wash."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01

A bill is pending in the state legis-
lature to provide for free text books
In our public schools, and It ought u
become a law. In the states where
such practice is followed, increased
attendance and efficiency results. The
free text books would lessen the
changes in books, which would give
a permanent, uniform system Ana
darko Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01

witness stand which he believed would
greatly delay the progress Of the trial
When the questions are put in writing
he said, it insures order in the pro
ceedings and gives every senator the
right to ask as many questions as he
desires.
The rules in general are practically
the same as those governing trial pro
ceedings in any court. The presiding
officer who shall be the supreme
court justice, has the right to rule on
the admission Of testimony and on the
character Of questions, the same as
any judge, except in cases where by
request the question is referred to the
senate for action.
According to the rule the senate
will resolve itself into court OF i'm
peachment each day at 1850 o'clock.
This provision gives the senate the
use Of the morning hours for the trans
action Of routine business which can
be carried along in small way dur
ing the impeachment trials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
SENATE ADOPTS
RULES FOR TRIAL

Oklahoma City, Feb. 1--Rules that
will govern further proceedings in the
senate when sitting as a court OF i'm
parchment in the trials Of State Aud
itor Leo Meyer and State Printer Giles
W. Farris were adopted BY the senate
Friday afternoon after comparatively
lively discussion
The rules assreported by the com
mittee proved that any member Of the
senate will hayei the right to question
any person on the witness stand but
the question must be in writing and
sent to the presiding officer to be
read. This provision was opposed by
Senator Joe b. Thompson Of Pauls
Valley, who submitted an amendment
to give every senator the right, to rise
in his seat and ask a question at any
time NE desired, but the amendment
was voted down.
Senator Roddie, member of the COM
mittee which prerared the rules, ex-
planned that provision had been in.
corporated in the rules for the purpose
Of preventing a cross-fire of questions
from the senate to persons on the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
OWEN NEARLY
WINS FIGHT

Washington, Feb 1.-The senate
Friday defeated every attempt to
amend the Works six year presidential
term resolution. When a recess was
taken Friday night it appeared GER
tain that final vote on the PROPOSE
ton for a constitutional amendment
would be reached and It's opponents
were mastering all possible strength
to defeat it.
As the measurs emerged from the
days fight in the senate, Il still ,:ro-
ydes for one term Of six years Tor
the chief executive, and makes inelig-
ible to reelection any person who has
in the past held the office by election
or by succession The closed votes of
the day came on Senator Ovens
amendment for a direct popular vote
Oh president and vice president, de-
feated, 80 to 80, and Senator Payn-
Tel dHtnuHltHl " ltISlutH W DlA
years the term Of the president, who
might be in office when the consti-
tutional amendment was finally rati-
fled, This was defeated 36 to 30
Proposals for two four year terms
and one four year term, suggestions 10
modify the resolution SO it would not
affect Taft, Wilson or Roosevelt. and
amendments to make it apply only 70
presidents elected after its ratifica-
tion, were all defeated by large ma
iorities.
Progressiyes and Republicans who
declared themselves friendly to Col.
Roosevelt again led a fight against
the entire resolution. The progress.
sives declared It was against the
American governmental principles to
limit the right OF the people to choose
president. Senator Crawford insist
ed it was aimed at Col. Roosevelt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
STATE PRESS PRATTLE,

A bill may be introduced in the leg
islature prohibiting the robblng Of the
Katy depot in Tulsa Vinita Leader
The tail has gone with the hide.
Willard Salisbury, a Democrat, has
been elected United States senator
from Delaware Enid Eagle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
MENINGITIS FAILS TO
REACH EPIDEMIC STAGE.

Oklahoma City, Feb. Though 81
cases Of spinal meningitis and 81
deaths therefrom have been reported
to the state commissioner Of health
from all sections of Oklahoma up to
the present time, it is believed that
the scourge is well in hand and that
the condition is far from reaching the
alarming stage. The disease has been
making headway for the past six
weeks but has not developed into the
form Of an epidemic as It did last
year.
DR.. J. C. Mahr, commissioner OF
health. stated that there was every
reason to believe the physicians could
cope with the situation as they under
stood the treatment Of the disease and
the innoculation Of antiseptc serum
in a great number Of cases has proved
eminently satisfactory Dr.. Mahr
made a statement some time ago
warning the public against sudden
changes in temperature II is said
that meningitis develops when the gen
eral system is run down by a cold and
first attacks the membranes of the
nose and throat It is therefore a dis
ease which is prevalent in the winter
months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01

A heavy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself has been the
starting point in many cases of dis
ease that ended fatally The sensible
course is to take frequent doses OF
Ballards Horehound Syrup 1t checks
the progress of the disorder and as
sists nature to restore normal condi
tions, Price 25c, soc and $1OO per
bottle Sold by Owl Drug Store and
Public Drug co-Ady. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
JUNK WANTED.

The wholesale junk buyer of the
Southwestern Iron and Metal Co. Of
El Reno. who has already bought sew
eral cars OF junk here, is in the city
for a few days. Any one having a
supply Of junk, scrap iron, other
metals or anything Of the Kind ad.
dress by mail or leave note for N
Gordon at Daily Express office n
once II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01

This is the season of the year when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the frequent colds contracted by
their children, and have abundant rea-
son for It. as every cold weakens the
lungs, lowers the vitality and payes
the way for the more serious diseases
that so often follow Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is famous for its cures,
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale BY all dealers.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
$1,000 CASH

VIII handle an so acre farm two miles
from Verden. Price $4,000. 40 acres
Of Washita bottom, 40 acres prairie,
so acres in cultivation, 80 acres in pas
ture, new 4-room house. granary. barn,
shed and two weels, 3-wire fence, with
Bois dare posts, acres Of growing al
faIfa. See j. N, Phillips, owner, Yer
den, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
COAL! COAL!

We are now receiving a large and
fresh supply OF coal from the best
mines in Oklahoma We handle all
Of our coal with forks, which elimin-
ates any and all slack. Send in your
orders and you shall have prompt de-
livery
HERND0N & Co.
Phone S4S Cor Fourth and Kansas.
2-l-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY

pr Kings New Discovery and give Z
to the little ones when ailing and suf-
fermg with colds, coughs, throat or
lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless,
once used, always used. Mrs Bruce
Crawford, Niagara, No. writes "Dr
Kings New Discovery changed our
boy from pale, weak, sick boy to the
picture Of health Always helps,
Buy It at Brown & Co.'S Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
(First published Ian 3, 1879
NOTICE.

To Whom it May Concern;
After thirty days from this date, the
will present his petition
to Hon. Lee Cruce, Governor Of the
State of Oklahoma, asking pardon,
or parole, under the judgment OF the
Superior Court Of Grady County at
the May term, 1911, sentencing the
undersigned to fine and Imprisonment
on a charge Of violating the prohibi-
tory laws of said state.
H. A. WHITE.
Chlekasha, Okla, Jan 9th, 1918,
1-9-30d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01
SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS.

For four weeks regularly use DR..
Kings New Life Pills They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remove
blood impurities, pimples and erup-
tions disappear from your face and
body and you feel better Begin at
once. Buy at Brown 4 Co.'S,
Adv. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-01

With such weather as this it is a
matter Of supreme indifference wheth-
er the ground hog sees his shadow OF
not, Or whether he even comes out Of
his hole Muskogee Press,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-23
Saberiitber Tint. 2serein.
Sielt geitern cine duherit gntbeIndlte
gerinmmlnng a6.

5rot oes beiBen @etter5 6efunoe.
ten bic Wfitalieoer oes ganeriiden
llnteritiitilngspereins ibr ssntereile
on Dem 8erein geitern 2tbeno oaourd.
edB fie iid III elmer groBen 9tl5abl 81
Der regeimdbigen 0erlammluna ein.
fanoen, iuelhe unter 8oriib oes Serrn
Chris. Sads uno Der GrotofoaFii6.
rnn1 oe5 6errn 1bomas 2etdt in Der
'9Ir6eiferhalle itattIono.
3rndfit fpnroen cine 4n3ohf
innere 2lngelegenbeiten 3ur 1ebotte
.aufgenormeu uro nod geraumer .3eit
audl erle0igt. an flint erfranfte Dit.
alieoer tpurbe Die iibIihe llnteritiis.
|nng I'm 8eiammtbetrage oou S44.50
8ur 3abIlng angeipieien. 4uf erhai.
tene GinIaoungen miro iih Der Yer
Elm on Den Bicilie5 oes Shpa6iid)en
lint .gereins am 10. augiIIt, ioiuie
oe5 gaoiihen llnteritiituuas- -Bereins
am 81. Iuqltil un0 aid, al Der
,0eutid)er Iaa sSeier" dnt 81 glus
quit i'll Gorpore betheiligen lino es
ipurocn iiir GririiduIngen etc. an8e.
meiSene geiuilltaungen ans Der Ger.
einsfoiTe betuiliat. lie beioen eriten
8icnics iiuoen in Jleidgntbs, bic IcB.
tere 6eier ie0oh i'm 9beiter 4'art
itatt.
Die 3rliitees berifteteu, 6af iig
mrf oas augelegte 0ereiusoermoaer
1915 3inien ge3o9en uno oil Den
'Sdnsmeiiter abgelieiert hdtteH.
Zen Serrcu gI6am Dfobrharot ullf
Senrp gedller, pelhe ben 8erein be
ihcr 1taatsfonncntion oes z ~
Stautsperbnnoe5 iH IeiDnrf, 8. Der
ltreten meroen. iuuroen $50 ais Heiie
| ipeien be1piaigt. lie Gtunahmen be
ItrlIgen $428 uno Oie au51abel
IS13S.25.
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llnfdue.

8or benz gdhnhof Der pennInlz
pania GflsHbdhn an Der 2Dearl uno
Butler Strube tpur0e asitern Ro5srt
SdDarbera dus Daptpn. g.. an
8lei Rplit lsipsno. dufsefuuoen uao
hem itdottihen arantsnbdus eingsIies
fert.
Die dht SG6r. olte Gliiabsth
Bulge BON RO. 221 Cfft pearl Sir.
fiel in Der eIterliden Wohnung bic
srepps hindb une 3og iit ben grud
oes rehten firms su. Der 9leineH
trurbe i'm Iidbtif4en GronteHbaus ein
gerbanb angslegt.
1arh bds Shlentsru beg ooH
Teinem Batter gelentten Wdgens rpuroe
in Der g2dbe Des Camps Der y. so. 6.
u. bei 5otper Din Der 4 Sabre aft.
SciDdro QiholB bon Rpunb Bottom
9todb nube Rsfpton pom gDagen 3e-
Itlsubert unb iibsrfabrsn. 9as atns
UurOe ipofr. eetobtet. Der Coroner
III BON benz llnfan beHahrt6tigt NOR
ben.
- 9onp Girusid, BON go. 533 Q8,
Is. Strcbe, tusIder bel Der .. Il. $.
eiIsnbubn orgsitsat 1T. erIitt geltsrn
Q6enb einen geinbruh, ols cine Gis
ieHbabni6ipene auf Jpn fiel. Der s'er-
unqliidte iano I'M Seton 9oipital
4ufndbme.
Ter BEL Der eSllna'iden 8rauerei
angeitelIte 80 Sabre aIie gieriahrer
g. 8eibert ipuroe geltern auf Der
SpringiieIo 4fe, in Der gs1be 0es
armenbaldes, DOM Sis geidleuoeri
unb er erIttt ourf ben Stitr5 einer
9ruh 6es G6erifleHfels. Ter 0erun.
gliidte tpuroe uad) Dem itaotiiter
Soipital aebradlt.
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gerisnal. Nstisen.

Serr SenrD @efsIer fino
Satin befinoen iid) sur Sur IN 8e't
Baden 5prings, Snb. @ergdngeneil
0Sonntaa bntten TIC oos gergniigens
alte 9efannte ats Diitbea. sSnov ~
hcgriiBcn. Ter gddermeiiter sSoiepll
8Dforc3fit mar nit iciner Satin NIB
Sdapnaerin 5rI. Gntna @elninel hcr.
iibergcfonn,en mo Die Serrid)aften
Derlebfen einen uergniigten 5og.
Ter BeinberabeIiber u. 6.
8roofs, ShdbmsiItsr Der empire
Gtate Wine 60. 3u genn Wan i'm
Stddte Retp gort peilt gum geIuh
Der Gunbfhaft uh0 altar Greunbs in
Der Stnbt unb fpohnt BEL 5srrn 6enrn
Wortmann, Dem bieiigen 8ertreier bsr
s5irHa. Die 0sgeno bon genn Gan
lit ipsgen hires Weinbnus BON Der
3eit Der erFen gsfiebelurg Des nGroi
Iiehcn Stem port an portheiIbaft be.
fnuut. Gs meroen beionoers icing, fir
'oie Gbampo9ueriabrifation beidmmte
Utarten ae3ogen.
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q eMtHsHaArihten.
in BEN 81 0 y I.

Rem gort. p. Sutt. Gnges
tommen; nUart6a 8aibington" pom
5riet, ra0ni9 2libert" BON Bremen,
nGronprin3 8iIhelm" ron Bremen,
Oscar H." BON appenbdqen.
2lbgegangen: nWauretania nah
2ipsrpooI, .aaifer Wilbelm H." nah
Bremen, ,RoorbQn" nah ROTTERDAM,
,8arbaroFa" nah gfeapel.
@erua. 2tnget.: S2uiIiana" BON
Rem gort.
4ntperpen. 4noet.: y.3ees
lamb" BON gtefp 9ort.
2ouoOn. 46ge8.: o4scania"
nach Moutreal.
Qnget,: .mtiuneapolis" BON g}eD
Yprt.
2tperpooI. Qbgeg.: g5raneps
nj" mad Bolton.
9atras. abgeg.: ~qannonid"
na6 gtetp gort.
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Sagerii6er WsdnnerhDr.
&iro ieiHen %. geburtStng ant {.
September oHrd) eta Eieuit
begebeH.

Ter gabcriidJe MInnerhor. elmer
Scr etfrigiten 8eIangUerelue Der
Stabt. Der 3u ie6er 3eit bereit III, bic
Gflege 6es oeutiden @eiangs auireht
3u baIten. hct IN ieiner lesteu Ser
iantntIuna bcitIoiien. jcin y. Stii'
in ar0Berem DlaBitabe gu
begebeu mo miro 5u oiefem 3Dede
am Z. SeptenIber in 9{eitrot9 5
Bart Elm 8icnic arrongireu. gr er.
martet. oaB Die iibriaeu oel,tidlen
gereine. an DeId,e GinIaoungeu er'
aehen nerbcn. i'm BEL benz lluterueu'
men uuteritijeeu, mie aud) er Itet5
nilens lit. oenielban bel ibreu ,5eitcn
hilfreite Snno ST. leiiteu. Td5 att5
0eu 5erren g3n. 6ofInoun, Boriiser,
;Sris Sf)elFrle, sefretir, Sabiua
6dusler. Shotrieiiter, @ilhelm
@eingaito uno goul 1Ituriel
beitebcnoe gfrron 1enrents. .Stommittea
6ielt geiteru abero ieine erite SjB'
una ab uno cen ratrofiener 8or6e'
reitunaeu nah 3u hltebeu. oiirite ljt
ens 5eit Bu emen angenebnen una
erfoIgreifcn qeita,,en.
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Gemer.

- Cine Stsune auf Der Mifhs
form bon Solspb Braun an Der Gins
einnuti uno Wsltipoob Giisnbabn nuae
Queen Gitp anenue tpurot geiiern IN
friiber Wtprgsnitunbe ourd ieuer ger
iiort. Braun mar 3ur 3eit oes Nus
truds bss 5sysrs auf Dem Warst
Enb periu6te 5rau Braun 8unidYt
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ieboh BON ben 5ldmmen uno Raila
suriidgetrieben. 8urf sinen Itiltsn
alarm puroe bic Jeuertuebr herheIs
a.rufsn, tpslfe ben Brdnb, nahoem
Gin Shdnen pon $1,000 eutitanosn
mar. lOfAte
Gine 9obuuq Wdgsr, belfe in
einem 5rahtnasgon Der 6. s.. G. ..
Giisnbdhn perlaoen tpdreu, geritthen
geitern burb 5untsu elmer pOrbeifabs
rcnbsH 9otomptipe an Der 9eit Strabe
in granb. Die ;susrpehr puros
cur6 einen Stilf 2tlorm berbsigeru'
fen. 1er G6aosn bttr6gt $500. 9i'
I1aeen tpdreR Gigentbum Der Undo,
guggp 60.
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in &crhinoung Damit iueroen orcl
geriUneu inter Oteiueiosbeidnls
oigung perbaftet.

Die S6ptnosleien, pel6e Be.
SdmmIung Der Rameu auf ben Fsz
fsrenbum qstitioHeu fir oas 2lrbsi=
ter gerii6eruugsgeieB periibt pOrpsu
Tein ioLIen, oiirften nun audi in uns
ierer Stdot ibr JlatipieI finben,
beun gsiteru ipurben msbrere ger9Nz
fuHgen purgenOmmeH. Die poii3eilih
eiugs3ogsnsn perIonsn, Die unter bem
gerbaht beg UleiHetos fteben, iino Der
A Sabre alte gDiQidm Bite BON 915
Rdce Strube, Cornelius Beib bon
1859 DUBLIN StraBe uno Der 81
SATIRE alte 8eorge 3apf Don 936
Ritmono Strabe.
Die 9erbaftungsn puroeu auf Be-
trsiben peg 5uLis 8eneraIzStaatss
anlpalts y. 8. 9empiep unO be=
6errn 6. 8. Wirmel BON Columbus
por8enommen, bic geftern gormitta,
bier etntraieH uno nit Stautsunnat
qoque cine Gonferen3 abhieIten, mad
oeren 8eenbigung niat nur bic ore
chen 9snannteH, ionoern aud bic 0f:
fentliten Rotare Sol. RoientbaI UNI
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an Den Stpinoeleieu Oerbaftet pur:
/ Den.
DIE fipf 8ei4uIbigteH puroen mad
| oem BoIi3e!bauptauartier ge6ra6t uni
bort eiuen eingsbsnoen 8erb0r untera
I2orfen, mad oefeu geenoigung Roiers
thai uno 9ropu eHtlaHen. bic iibriger
orei iebocb gum gro3eB ieitgebaIten
| ipdter aber qegeH ie $1,000 9urgihAf
| in GTreibeit oeieBt prrben.
/ Cornelius Deib 1T befhulbigt, 0it
/ 1n9eblif asTGlIhte llntsrihrift bei
! 6errn 80. Z. Depannen, 6ilFseStuatsa
| TsuermdrfhuLs. oIs dft beIhporen 81
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