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The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28
FEOERALS SEIZE
WAGON LOAD Of
DEMOCRATIC
BOOZE

Enthusiasm for the Democratic
candidates has been considerably
lessened by the act of detail OF
federal troops late yesterday in the
seizure of a wagonload of booze on
the Starkville road. The wagon
drawn by four horses and well filled
with hay also contained ~ barrels
of beer consigned to local Democratic
headquarters. The beer was taken
off and done away with. the wagon
returned empty to whatever place
the driver took 1t.
All day yesterday and far up into
the night the Democratic candidates
waited at headquarters for the hay
and when it failed to put in an ap-
pearance several of the candidates
became alarmed. The storm broke
when word reached them that the
booze had been sized by the federals.
It's sad story. boys.
The wagon left Ration early in the
afternoon. the barrels being con-
cealed under the hay. The federal
army officer at Starkville had been
advised by a redneck that a wagon
load of coal company arms and am
munition was on the way over the
mill. Thus the federals were on the
job expecting to seize cargo of
shooting irons. But alas!
The creaking wagon train. with
the horses straining in the harness.
plodded its weary way along. Around
the wagon the troopers drew cir
Gle and in jiffy the hay was pulled
out and there revealed the 1c bar
rels OF good old brewery product.
Joe Riggfo of Jansen had been on
the lookout for the wagon also. but
declared he did not own the ship
ment. Inquiry elected the inform
alton that the beer was on its way
to local Democratic headquarters.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28
GALESBURG MANUFACTURER
KILLS FAMILY AND SELF

Galesburg, ILL.,. Oct. 2S.-W. NJ.
Stromberg, a confectionery manufac-
turer and member of one of Gales
burg's best known families. during
a fit of temporary insanity, early to-
day shot and killed his three chill
dren, painfully wounded his wife and
then killed himself
The shooting was the result of a
quarrel in the middle of the night
when Stromburg wanted more bed
clothes. and before his wife could get
them he jumped out of the bed.
dressed and left the house. In an
hour he returned with a shotgun,
with which he did the shooting.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28
Despondent Dems. Desperate,
Davis Despairs--Dasher Down-
hearted, Drones Doleful Dirge

With defeat staring them in the
face, rendered desperate by the fail
ure of Democratic candidates to
awaken enthusiasm, confronted by a
rebellion within the ranks Of the
party, the local Democratic leaders
today are ready to give up the strug-
gle. Strike leaders who have for days
sidetracked the work of looking after
the interests of the tent colony slaves
to spread the gospel of lawlessness,
disorder and injustice are filled with
genuine alarm. They have received
reports from all parts of Las Animas
county and from all parts Of the
state saying that Carlson and law
and order is going to sweep the state
next Tuesday.
James Arson Davis. redneck can
didate for sheriff, is beaten man.
He, like many another Democratic
candidate this year, has been tripped
up by his evil record. For him tho
chickens are coming home to roost.
His record as a sympathizer OF vlo-
lence in the Aguilar district. his al
legged active participation in out
RACES, his arrests for completely in
arson cases and his late apprehension
on a grand jury bench warrant have
sounded the death knell to his hopes.
During the past week hundreds Of
Democrats have announced that they
cannot and will not support the
marty candidates with such man
as the notorious Arson Jim on the
ticket. Others must fall because Of
this man. Oh. the shame of it all.
= . .
Trembling for the fate of Edward
Heating. Colorado's misrepresenta-
tive at Washington for the Third
district, who was nominated and
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28
ROBERT UH[|CH
BACK BEHIND
THE BARS
Labor Leader is Sur
rendered to Sheriff
by Bondsmen

Robert Uhlich is paying the pen
atty of his refusal as Socialist to
sanction the sale of the party sup
port to the redneck Democrats.
Robert Uhlich. after 30 days of
liberty on bond, is again behind the
bars of the couSty Jail.
That Uhlich is again in durance
vile is due, his friends declare, to
the manipulation of Frank Miner
and William Diamond. his enemies,
and who, it is said, induced Pete
Viana, his bondsman. to withdraw.
Uhlich was taken back to jail at l
o'clock this afternoon to await trial
OH several counts Of murder growing
out of the coal strike.
Fearful of the influence of Uhlich
in his opposition to the Democratic
candidates, the conspirators have
been at work for weeks in an effort
to get Uhlich to "lay down. and cut
loose from the Socialist candidates.
Uhlich refused. Recently he op-
posed the withdrawal of Frank Viii
son, candidate for sheriff on the So.
cialist ticket, deal which Diamond
put through to help Arson Jim.
Threats to get" Uhlich have been
made and the daily growing bitter
ness between Diamond-Livoda- Miner
and Uhlich has been a matter Of COM
mon knowledge.
Today the members Of the Dia-
mond gang played their trump card.
Uhlich was taken back to Jail.
A. result Of the latest trick Of
the halfbreeds. however. the Social
ista are up in arms and orders have
eAeea, EissA "a. HnGjkliEtA tx pstes sAnly
for party candidates and not 70 vote
for one Democrat on the ballot.
Leading Socialists say they are going
to rebuke the gangsters.
Uhlich was released on $1,000
bond about a month ago after be-
ing in Jail since last November.
when he was arrested by the mill
tary authorities. There are several
charges of murder against him. 1t
has been predicted for weeks that
Uhlich would never be at liberty on
election day. His refusal to become
a party to political deal proved his
undoing. Men he thought to be his
friends have turned the trick.
The expense necessary to perfect
the withdrawal of the bondsmen is
being paid by the conspirators who
thrust Uhlich into Jail. OF course
the tricky leaders shake their heads
and say it is an outrage that poor
Bob" has to go back to Jail, but they
are chuckling to think he is out of
the way. On all sides. among citi-
zens and Democrats, the turn over Of
Uhlich is declared to be the most
despicable act of political treachery
ever recorded in Colorado, and that
it has lost hundreds of votes for the
Democratic ticket is generally re-
marked.
What support the Socialists might
haze promised the Democratic candi-
dates will be withdrawn. The fight
has been renewed and the local or
ganization of the United Mine Work
ers faces complete disruption and the
betrayal of Uhlich is exnected to
open a feud like that which ended
in bloody war in Butte. Friends of
IThlich say they will not rest until
the truth about Diamond. Livoda and
Miner and other conspirators have
been told
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NINE INSPECTOR ISSUES
COAL OUTPUT REPORT

nsnye., Colo; Colo & ss;mrYseSs; ,..,,
Mine Inspector show a total OF 1O,-
504 men employed in the coal mine
of Colorado in September. 1914. The
coal produced during the month to-
tailed 74S,475 tons. In August, 1913,
the month preceding the coal miners
strike, the inspectors reports showed
1926 men at work. with n total out
put of S59.O47 tons
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Attention! Election Judges and Clerks

EVERYBODY IN LAS COUNTY IS INTERESTED IN THE
OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
everybody result possible In order
to give this possible the people the Chronicle
News asks again and clerks the fullest
by advising Tuesday night the voote
for the ballots counted too late
night possible Wednesday morning that the issue OF
that day may be complete as possible
Judges make statement Of the totals before sealing
the books
wants give the people of Trinidad the bulletins
Wednesday The depend
ing upon information the election
this candidates and the prohb amendment
Call ALL CN will recprocae
shown recording the election returns from precincts and asks that those
employed the ballots aid by supplying the desired information
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28
BODY OF ADMIRAL
W1NsL0W REACHES U. s.

New York. Oct. 2S.-The body Of
Rear Admiral Herbert Winslow. U. s.
N, retired. who died in Florence.
Italy, on September gath. arrived in
New York today on board the steam
ship Carpathia from Naples and was
taken to Boston for burial.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28

to play with the Democratic party
and help elect its candidate, as they
have done with Patterson and sew
eral other candidates on the Demo.
cratic ticket. As result hundreds
of people will rally to the support of
Mr.. Mclean and elect him by an
overwhelming majority.
Success for the entire county Re-
publican ticket is assured. The cam
paign of falsehood and slander car
ried on by the press agent of the
rednecks has brought its reaction.
Good citizens are everywhere saying
that honest candidates do not have
to resort to blackmail and black
guardism to advance their candidacy.
The dashing Dasher is downheart-
ed. His eloquence from the stump
has had no other effect than to
make Republican votes. His con1
nection with the campaign Of the
Democratic candidates has been a
drawback. The managers have about
decided to give him the hook" and
request that he remain at home for
the balance of the spellbinding cam
paign. That's gratitude. says
Dasher. Where would the rednecks
be TODAY if it wasn't for my in.
fluence
Charles Leckenby, Democratir
candidate for setate auditor is in
the city today predicting party
victory. Leckenby is publisher Of
the Steamboat Pilot. Leckenby real.
ICES that he has popular Harry Null
nix to defeat and is wondering
where he is going to get the votes
ITO accomplish it,,
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BERLIN (by Wireless to Sayville,
l.. ~, Oct. 2S.-Austro-G G erman Off
cIal reports from the eastern theatre
of the war indicate that severe bat
ties are raging along the Vistula and
San rivers. The Germans apparently
are engaging numerically superior
Russian forces and the battle is at
tracing equal attention with the
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28

London. Oct 2S.-The battle which
all the world is watching still sways
back and forth In the little district
of West Flanders, where the allied
forces are struggling to check the
German advance to Calais. but rip
pies of war news are noted in widely
separated points.
First comes the new rebellion in
South Africa where the Boer leaders
Christian DeWet and General Bey-
ers, former commandant of the mill
tary forces of the Unio of South
Africa, have taker the field against
the Union government on theiheels of
the checking of the rebellious move
ment under Colonel Maritz.
An event perhaps second In poten-
tial Importance is the reported Ger
man invasion of Angola. the Portu-
gese colony in West Africa.
Thirdly: The unrest in Albania
SEEMS to be growing.
While the Germans are making
their supreme effort in West Flan-
ders the allies have been quick to
press tine advantages olieTeu ~ otiSi
points on the line by the removal OF
German troops to the German right
wing. This probably accounts for
the progress claimed by the allies
near Scissors. at Berry-au-Bac in the
center and to the east OF Nancy.
where the Germans, according to
French official announcement. have
been driven across the frontier. From
all these points. 1t is understood the
Germans took men and flung them
into Belgium.
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Contssu~d IN ssG- r.,
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dCOntinued ON page s.D
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-28

WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight and Thursday fair.
Not much change in tenn
perature.
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Buy at home. Help the
local merchant who helps
the town to grow. First
read the C.-N. ad columns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-19

grdbdm bon 70. PIT Mitdea glpenue
iiberrofdf. ais lie bon elmer ReiIe Suz
riidtanen, bic iie etlpa bier Wo6en
ppn eintinnati fsrnsebalten. sic fam
ben ibre Wobnuns ipas WGfde,
Sd)mldia6en iino anbere lti@t
transportierbare 8sgsnitGnbe anbes
trof, aitmlit aeleert Dor unb Der
Wertb Der aeitoblenen Sddsn belGuft
lth nah elmer porldufisen 3uiammens
iteauna auf ettpa 500. 2lls Oisbin
ioa. tpie Der poIiaei mitsetbeilt tpurs
be, Elm farbises Oienitmdbhen in
getrcHt tommen unb bic Mutter oes
Wabhens foI bsrsits iiIberne 5afsI.
beitede suriidaebradt baben.
- poIiseitef Gopelan orbnete se..
tern bic 8eriebung Der folgenben
pclisiiten an: Sulius DOH bonn 8.
aum q. 9iitriti; gbarles Sint bonn 4.
Diitritt sum s}atrpIbisnt; Gonrab
Wenbel pom 6. Siitritt gum patrol-
bisnii; Sobn Obgers bonn 8ertebrss
bienit gum 8. 0iiiritt; Gbiparb Dst.rs
bonn 10. 9iItritt gum @erisbrsbi.nii;
Wiauriee grosnan bonn patrolbisnIt
gum 10. 9if.ritt.
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8 a M IL to n.

ltuier slgent in SamiltoH IL
Serr GouarS Srnf, 449 Si0 6iinIte
Strnfr. 8ra Sci. 476 R., Spms
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mittaa na1 6aniltoH. nabm ben pos
lisiiten WiQium 0aru.a in 9.pobr'
lam unb fiibrte i'm auf Die Qntlagc
bes nn9s6liden triminellen llmgdnss
nit ieiner 6ausbdlteriu DOT ben Sries
Dsnsri6t.r S'DeQ, pelcber ben Qnse'
tlaQten 9eaen $50 giirai6aft Biz gum
8erb6r am moroi1sn 5aae auf frsien
5suR iebts. Ser ioll Der Sdtipiesers
Tohn Der 6ausbdlterin iein unb bic
gun3e @sIdi6te f6eint auI einen ia.
milienitreit dusauldufen.
-S Serr unb Srnu gonrab Orb fei4
erten am Sonntaa bic dolbens So9s.it
i'm engften Tdmili.ntrsiie.
= Der DebelsG Compton goiten go.
SO, q. q. g.. piro ben @rGbsri6mis
In iibli6er Deiie beaeb,n,
Die T.ierli6teit besinut nit einer
pardbe aller 8ereine. fporaui @ottess
bienif auf benz @reenpoob Sriebbof
unb cine ssei.r bes 4benbs in Der l.
q presbbterianers&ir6e folat.
= Gin Iutomobil NIT atpsi Damen
unb 6errsn. Dereu 9amen nidt in Gr.
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fnbrnnd aebrdd)i lperocn fpnnicn unt
angeblid) aus Cincinnati itammsn,
iiiirste flint WeiIcn BON 6alnilipn bon
Der Wiboletppn 2anbitrahs hinuntcr,
nber bic snIaiIeu famcn nit unbrbcu.
tenben 8erlchunaen bapon. Das glutp
lpollte einem Motorrnb ausipeidsn.
Wm. r. Wlaion ipurbe eeitern
pieoer fir apei Sabre DON 9oupers
near Cor aIs Sslinipstior ernannt.
glifiorb Steinsder bat bic Obio
clettriide giicnbahn auf $145 Sdaz
oeneriab bsrtlagt neil eine Gar ben
Waaen bes aIdacrs am Ia. WGr5
1913 anrannte uno bei4Gbiste.
- Die Gtaot bat Bis iebt $50
pferbes 9iSensihiIber psrtauft. sSebss
S6ilo toitet BEN Giaentbiimer zines
pieroes $3.50.
Del bintere 5beil bss @orbon
6latsebdubes on Der Nprb A. Strabs,
lpclder Dor einem .Sabrs bon Der !6p6s
ilutb peaaeriiien purbs. lpirb iebt
nicosraeriiIen, I'M 9lab fir oas W,its
snoe Der tempordren Bride au MAIDEN.
- :Spbn R. 9ldd itarb gsItern
Woraen in fsirsr Mobnuna. glo. S26
Part 2lpenue, an SaipG6s i'm Utter
bon rs stubren Gr binterlGbt z 8in-
Der. Cine Sohter. fsrau GSbl.r.
tupbnt in Cincinnati
- 8eorse COCHRAN. Der Grorer bon
ber Sit apenur. Brad iid ben redtsn
Nrm in Der Hd5s bes S,anbaelents
bsim &urbelonbyeben an ieinem Quto.
- Die sfpsi sabre alts 5od,tsr Der
61milie 2ouis Nduon in MibbIstolpn
roQte aus BEN Sett unb itiir5te eine
9repps binab. Ods ainb erlaa ipe.
nigs Stunben ipltsr ben srIiiteHsn
YerlsBunsen.
- WidaeI Sriitidn. 90, urh Sbss
rsiiu 9erna. q. beibs BON Wibbles
topn. ,rlnnsten einen SeiraibsideinI
ano nurbsn ppn Dem oortieen paiiOr
6uQp S6mibi 1strdut.
- Die 1eusypehr purbs geitsrn
UlOraen nah t'r Sonss'ihen Wobs
nunu an Der Sib p uno 6anODer
Strube dsrufsr po bag Dad brann.s
uno unbeoeuteno bsiddbiai puroe.
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9okal.Derid)t
Tprafer's aanbibatmr.
Gr fiHSist bisisIbe fir bas Dlaubat
i'm YunSesienat an.

9rr SOIepb 3. 5Orotsr bat s.it,rn
Isin, g.p.rbur5 I'm elm Wanoai in
SuHbesIsuat oiii3i.l ans,iiinbigt. gs
gsidab oas IN .inem Shreiben Gil
Ssrrn Morris poitborn. ben prIIis
oent,u Der giHe. RspubIitan 2.asu:.
!6srr GOrrter 1iimmt gesus auf bic
QuffOrberuns, bic bic aisa Dor .ini.
ger 3sit on iAn i'm Snt.rsft isinsr
SanOibatur um einsn SIP imgunosss
isnat botts srgeben luiien. S.itbsm
pdysn UisIs berartis. aufforberuusen
aus allen SbeiIen b.s Staaies an ibn
srfolgt unb in Der pref. isisn biskts
ben ir.unbiaaftii9it tommentirt
noroen. 2luf @runp biei,r grmutbls
guHgen babe e., Goratsr. iih ents
ltioTsn, aIs geperber I'm Elm Wan-
BAT i'm Sbsrbaus bes aonereiies auf.
5utyeter unb Surh bic Gint. Rspubli,
can Qsasu. rpiinf6e sr bisisn i.insu
GHiihIub Der Seffentli6t.it betannt
gu MAIDEN. Sm peitereu @srlauf bee
gyisfss fiibrt 9.rr GOrater bann iurs
i,insn Stanbpunit an, ben er in ben
Osritisosn.n 6ffeniIiden 5rasen sins
nimmt.
g,treffs bss 9arifs bsruft er ii6
auf ieinsn Retoro unb betont, bab sr
Elm jibtr3sugt,r anbdnser zines IA
rifs iei gum Sf)ubs Der amsritanis
ftsH Snouitris.n unb arb.it, .ines
sarjis, bod s,nug, I'm aapitafanlas
gen ii6er gu itsIien, bi. fdl.pp,nb,
Snouitris nsl su bel.ben unb Der 4rs
bsitsloiigteit Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN,
bic cine 5oIge bes jebissn nisbris,n
5dris isi. Den giisnbabnsn s.ssn:
iibey smpfisblt 5err SDrater sin. Ii
berdIs NoIitit uno perbammt bic uns
asbijbrIits Jeinbi.ligt.it. Gr rs
Hart iit ais sntidisbtnsr 9sansr Der
merrtuniihen poIitit bes prGiibsntsn
WiIion, bic BON 4nfuna an barauf be.
retnst ssrpsi.n fei, oas llngIiid be.
SntsrOsniion unb sin.s ari.ses iibsr
uns gu bringeH. Mud bic aufbebunsr
Der gb9obsHfrsibeit fir amsritaniifs
Stiiie. lpeIde ben pdnamotannl pai=
iisrsn iinoet Hiht bic 3uitimmuRg
bes aunOioatsn. Gbsnfo penig bic
Don 25 Millionsn Dollars
en- Die R.pubIif Colombia. Inter biee
len Gsiidtspunfien min Serr 5oratsr
ltin' &osne fiibrsn uno bofft urs
ier oisisn 3sidleu su iieeen.
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Vt { ~ p o T t.

Die Reipport Siiiee iiir bas Sin.
cinnatier 9olfsblatt" befinbet iifl in
Ro. 339 gorf Strrse. aeseniiber eem
Gonrtfuuie, upielbit Reniafeiteu. In.
seigen II. I. M. bis 10 l1br 45 Ninn.
ten NbenSs cntaeaennenummen iuer'
BEN. Sclenhnr Somth 2401.
- Die $4,000 S6a6eneriaefla.
ge Der Roie ~. 9enfe gegen Die g.
II. q. lno q. 6. 6. uno ct. 9. 81.
ienbabn fommt beute i'm 9ircuitge.
ridtc sur @erbonollmg. TSbre ShUe-
tier GIia 9eufe wuroe am II. Sftbr.
al Ser @aibingtOn glpe. pon einem
3use aetootet.
IrI. sopbia stcinbauar,
Supt oes SpeerS S5oipital plroe
pon @oupernellr Mc@reorp jnr
@rominatorin Oes Stuat5. Hatb5 iiir
aranfenparterinnen ernanut.
- Gbeideine; @m Su6s, 20 uno
Seleu Bald, 90, beiOe pom 9eQeoup,
ap. - Sra IiOOer. %, ruo GIiie
@an @cr6ea, 81 beioe bon Wiarion
8. - 4. 9. HingpoIo, 30, pom
Gbillicotte, 8. rno Belle Collins, 21,
pom 2ancoiier, 8.
8runoeigentbums lIebertro.
@alter q. Sdlreiner an :.
VI. Sduler. Got in @eaepue, ap., 81
- e5aco6 @errein al Gtto gii6oii,
Sot oil Der 9enbam StraBe, CAPTION
81. slnton Satorius al 0feier
ytager, Got all ser Barf 9lpe., 81.
9ln Der 6. ilnb Saratoaa Ctr.
puroe geitern @ormittag Der @aaen
BON Scott gufer, einem glngeItellten
Elmer Contracting Comp, non einen
3uge setroffen uno oenloIirt. 8afer
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nemer.

IN Dem Don 2ouis Ructlinaer
bempmiten Sauic on Canal 5iogc.
fam aeircrn Rnd)miitaa aIs oas Sans
oesiniiSirt pllrbe. Elm 6elier ans, ols
einel Sdaoen pon etwa 5000 al.
rid)tetc.
Sm Obj 1saOtps 9empl.. Ra.
1888 goItsrn @psHue brad seitsrn
gbenb aus iopsit iinsrmiitslier llr.
fade Elm Gsnsr aus oas sineH SdaDen
bon stDa 500 anridtsts.
Dos Dad bss Wobnbauiss bon
Sobn u. Rpan 30. 1886 glabfcns
glpenue geristb ssftsrn ourd aus BEN
Sdornitein fliesenbe 5unisn in
8ranb, aber bas s5euer fonnte gsl6Id,,
perbsn, sbs .s n.nnsusperiben Ghas
ben anaerihtst bate.
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Hleine psli3einaA Arid,teM.

Gr giifter Ferdinand SeIfc
tbciltc aeitcrn Der goli5ei NIT, oab
ibm iein 9lntomobil. mdbrenb cs
Dor Dem llrion 1riilt @ebdnoe iii.
beaufiidtigt itano, seitobleu ipuroe.
Spiriiuolenlsnnsr miiTsn Die
Ginbrster aspsien isin, bic in Der
Ra6t BON Sonntae gum Montas benz
Gsi6dft Don gernbeim, Rerinser &
60. go. LOG Meit 2. Strabe. tinen
unaeb.t.n.n gefu9 abfiatteten. Sic
lieb.n ndmlid feds &iiten Wbisisp
Der feiuiieH Warfen fOtpie cine Rite
&oanat unb eine aiite feinen Wein als
g.ute mitaebn.
5n isbr unanssnehmer Weile
DurbeH sefteru Ssrr unb 5rau D. W.
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llnb Icin Sobn WnItcr iuuroen ans
Dem sSubupcrf Ncid)Icllbert. Sotcr
crIitt cillcn 9'rllh bcs Sdnlterbldt-
tcS mo &crIeBllllgcn an pcrihlcocnell
N0rpertbciIeu. Scin Sobn Walter
brdd) oos SuBgcIcnt.
9ouis gB. Giier rei6te i'm areiss
asrid1t cine alage gege1 Sc 9ranoe
Ddaen unp Satin uro Srau 6.
@iintber elm, in Der sr einen Receiper
fir bas .Giarlp" 5beater an Der
9ort nabe BEL 7. Strube berlungt, nm
pie @si6Gftstbeilbab auf5ulOs
len. 4m 27. Dfai idIob sr cine 8s'
i6dftstransattion nit oem Vertldgs
ten 8aaen ab. peld 2eBtersr spei
0rittel Der 9tttien beIibt unb er elm
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